Burglars Net $1387 in Five Canton Area Heists
Across Canton several break ins yielded cash and valuables totaling $1387. Break ins included L L Television at 4000 Cleveland Ave NW where three sets a radio a pay master and cash were stolen. Walnut Hills tavern on South Canton Massillon Road suffered cash losses from a pinball machine juke box and a pay as you use fridge. Canton homes reported combined losses of $230 including a prowler waking a girl and stealing $60 from purses. A 136 billfold taken from Pearl Brown tied to the day’s receipts. A second floor ransacked home yielded purses totaling $34 found later in the yard.
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Sheriff’s
L. & L. Television, Inc
Cleveland Ave
Thei
Clifton H. Little
Robert W. Lennox
Grant Dietch
Walnut Hills
South Canton-Massillonrd
Canton
Toni Medal
Dewaltave Sn
Pearl Brown
Lawrence Rd
Brown
Massacre at the cathedral leaves vast death tollunconfirmed
Eyewitness reports describe a cathedral massacre with about 100 victims. Lt Shultice notes two trenches near the scene of 700 dead will be opened tomorrow, likely containing more bodies. The church is ruined, sacred images destroyed, and the lone priest is missing amid occupation by Reds. Father Francis Biel, an army chaplain, claims locals say he was taken to Seoul and did not survive.
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Shultice
Reds
Francis C. Biel
Baltimore
Seoul
Akron gas blast fatal to Woodrow Starcher at home
Woodrow Starcher, 30, died when a gas explosion ripped through his Akron kitchen. Firemen reported 15 other residents in the apartment building escaped with injuries or shock, while no further fatalities were indicated.
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Akron
Woodrow Starcher
Weather Outlook Canton Area Sunny Warm Day
Forecast from the U S Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport shows sunny and warm conditions today with highs near 80 in Cleveland and mid to upper 70s elsewhere. Tonight expected 55 to 60 degrees with no rain in sight for at least two days though some cloudiness tomorrow. Readings include barometer 30.31 at sea level and humidity around 75 percent with light southerly winds. Tomorrow's almanac notes sunrise 6 25 a m and sunset 6 07 p m Moonrise 10 22 p m sets 1 52 p m.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Mercury
C. G. Andrus
Cleveland
Andrus
Associated Press
Akron
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Oledo Af
Washington
South Koreans Sing on March Over Parallel
South Korea's 3rd Division crossed the 38th parallel into North Korea at Yangyang without firing a shot and captured the town amid deserted streets. Civilians greeted the advance with smiles while several prisoners indicated Yangyang was a rallying point for North Koreans fleeing earlier defeats.
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38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
North Korea
R.O.K
Republic of Korea
Robert Mirachan
New York City
Air Force
Yangyang
Thomas D. McPhail
1St Corps
Yangyang Singing
Red
Wonsan
Two fined at Massillon in traffic cases
Massillon Municipal Court fined Fred Rocyna 25 dollars and costs for driving with one license plate. Roy M. Kelly 31 of 2327 Lincoln Way W received 25 dollars and costs and a 15 day license suspension after pleading guilty to speeding.
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Massillon Massillon
Fred Rocyna
Uhrichsville
Massillon
Roy M. Kelly
Lincoln Way W
Judges Offered Parking Space At Harter Site
County Commissioner Glen Sponseller proposed that Fifth District Court of Appeals judges be allotted parking at the Harter annex site on Market and use bus service to reach the courthouse. Judges Putnam Montgomery and McClintock had ordered two spots at the west side of the courthouse during appeals court sessions. With 111 county cars and 12 courthouse spaces, officials questioned feasibility. Sponseller cited space and budget limits and suggested exhibiting fairness by reserving scarce spaces for officials who are on site most days. No action by the full board was reported and observers expect no action.
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Fifth District Court of Appeals
Harter Annex
Market
Glen Sponseller
Robert B. Putnam
Charles Montgomery
C. B. McClintock
Appeals Court
Sponseller
Court of Appeals
Hull urges sustained defense to avert long conflict
In a speech continued from page one, the veteran statesman backs President Truman and administration warnings to maintain high defense efforts after Korea. He warns that without wise leadership the postwar period could become a prolonged struggle. He refrains from detailing an international army but supports UN defense plans and world order under law. He calls free nations to stay alert and united as long as lawless elements remain. The note adds that Cherrapunji in northeast India usually receives about 400 inches of rain annually.
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Truman
Korea
Free World
Western
Europe
United Nations Organization
Stark County Men Begin Preinduction Physical Examinations
The first of 642 Stark County men reported at the Canton recruiting station for preinduction physicals this month. Boards 109 110 and 111 set quotas and dates through October with delinquents listed for investigation. Delinquents are urged to contact boards or risk U.S. attorney action.
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Stark County
Canton Army and Air Force
Tuscarawas St
Canton Board 109
Board 109
Board 110
Board 111
U.S. Attorney
James Ray Ladd
Washington Hotel
Wilbert Edwards
George Williams
George
Edward Evans
Cleveland Ave
Massillon
Paul R. Maddox
Charlie W. Smith
18Th St
Kenneth E. Nordick
Oak Ave
Kenneth E. Stidd
Cleveland
U S Officials Warn Of Inflation Risks And Steel Push
A government economist warned inflation risks from rising prices and urged basic controls including higher taxes and tighter credit. Secretary Tobin backed the view as the NPA plans steel production and allocation orders to aid defense needs. Sawyer announced steel capacity to rise about 9.4 million tons by year end 1952, while firms hike some prices amid broad increases, with U S industry leaders signaling potential further moves.
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Washington
Maurice J. Tobin
Tobin
NPA
Charles Sawyer
Philip Murray
C.I.C
United Steel Workers
McKeesport
Nursing Home Operators To Hold Dinner Meeting
Stark County nursing home proprietors will attend a district dinner meeting of the Ohio Association of Licensed Homes Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Youngs Hotel south of Akron. Paul Lyon of Canton serves as district trustee. Licensing for nursing homes tops the agenda with reports from the American Association of Licensed Homes convention in Omaha. The district covers Holmes Summit Wayne Portage Stark Mahoning and Columbiana counties.
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Stark County Nursing Home
North Central District
Ohio Association of Licensed Homes
Young’s Hotel
Akron
Paul Lyon
Canton
American Association of Licensed Homes
Omaha
Holmes
Summit
Wayne
Portage
Stark
Mahoning
Columbiana
Ohio Protestant Women Open Drive for Members
The Ohio Council of Church Women meets in Columbus to sign up 50,000 Protestant women for a world wide register during World Wide Week Oct 8 15. Mrs Clyde Matheny first vice president leads the effort.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Church Women
Clyde Matheny
Council
Traffic crash injures three youths prompt arrest in Alliance
Albert L. Arbaugh, 16, driver of one car, sustained a head injury while passengers Elsie Engel, 16, and Steve Mc Dowell, 15, suffered head, knee, and scalp injuries. All were taken to Mercy Hospital. Joseph O. Ritchie, 20, of Alliance, was arrested on intoxication charges after his car failed to stop at an intersection and collided head on with the Arbaugh vehicle. He was booked at Canton Municipal Court.
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Albert L. Arbaugh
Blackburn Rd
Elsie Engel
Vassar Pl
Steve McDowell
Hills & Dales
Mercy Hospital
Joseph O. Ritchie
E. Prospect St. Alliance
Martindale
Ritchie
Canton Municipal
Foggy Route 173 crash injures Beloit man Earl Wright
A thick fog and a sudden curve on Route 173 at Five Points sent 24 year old Earl Wright of RD 2 Beloit to Alliance City Hospital for observation after his car was demolished in a field. The mishap occurred Sunday at 3 15 a.m., deputies said.
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Earl Wright
RD 2
Beloit
Alliance City Hospital
Wright
Woman injured after sleepy accident on Route 30
Lillian Schultz of Massillon, 31, was admitted to Mercy Hospital with nose forehead and knee injuries after her car struck the rear of a machine on Route 30 as she dozed at 1:40 a.m. A Detroit man, Emil Scholtz, 30, was driving the other car and was shoved into a guard railing.
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Lillian Schultz
Amherst Rd
Massillon
Mercy Hospital
Emil Scholtz
Detroit
Couple Fined In Alliance Speeding Plea
Ruth E. Wisel age 18 of 1167 Harrisburg road and Luther D. Brion age 27 of 916 South Freedom Avenue were each fined ten dollars and costs in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to speeding charges.
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Alliance Alliance
Ruth E. Wisel
Harrisburg Rd
Luther D. Brion
S. Freedom Ave
Patient Kills Doctor Then Takes His Own Life
In Jeanette Pennsylvania a former patient Gerald Aland shot Dr Russell Garman in his home. After firing three times and wounding the physician in the heart and head, Aland killed himself in front of Mrs. Garman. No motive was given.
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Jeanette
Mercy
Russell Garman
Gerald Aland
Garmans
Alland
Dr. Garman
Three Pittsburgh Papers Struck by Mailers Union
In Pittsburgh on October 2 AP reports a wage contract strike by the AFL Mailers Union No.22 halted all three papers the Sun Telegraph Press and Post Gazette. Only a few copies of the Sun Telegraph and Press were printed while the Post Gazette remained suspended. Police paced outside plants but editors and printers prepared for initial runs before ceasing. Spokesmen said no plans to resume publication were set.
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Pittsburgh
A.F.L. Mailers
Sun- Telegraph
Post-Gazette
Sun-Telegraph and
Press
Mailers Union No.22
International Typographical Union
Korea bombs East Coast port and Reds plan stand
Red forces organize delaying stands at Kansong Kosong and Changjon with about 250 troops each. B-29s press the line north as mop up continues south toward Kumpo and Ichon. Allied progress includes Marines near Uijongbu and patrols on mountain roads while Pyongyang and its radio stay silent.
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Wonsan
Air Force
Tokyo
Uijongbu
Seoul
Edward M. Almond
Kumpo
Kimpo
7Th Division
Ichon
Suwon
Chechon
Pyongyang
Red Capital
MacArthur
United Korea Backed by 15 U.N. Members
A majority plan to unify Korea and extend U.N. aid to all Korea faced debate in the U.N. assembly political committee. Fifteen countries including seven of eight sponsors favored a joint resolution urging a U.N. commission to rehabilitate Korea, oversee elections, and withdraw troops, with broad support from Syria, Iraq, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, Greece, and others.
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Korea
U.N
38Th
U.N. Assembly
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Edvard Kardelj
Ales Bebler
Security Council
38Th Parallel
New Delhi
China
Chou En-lai
MacArthur
Benegal N. Rau
Chou
Rau
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Kenneth Younger
Great Britain
United States
France
U.N. Commission
Syria
Iraq
Peru
Chile
Venezuela
Greece
Resolution
Philippines
Australia
Brazil
Cuba
Netherlands
Norway
Pakistan
Britain
Massillon Pfc Anthony Rutkowski Reported Missing In Action
Casualties Proofing Corp. Pfc Anthony Rutkowski 26 brother of Alex Salenko 1405 Lawnave SW Massillon reported missing in action Sept 10 via telegram to his brother. He was with the 29th Infantry Regiment and left for Korea last August. He enlisted in the Marines December 1946 and re enlisted for six years last February. A former Washington High School student and World War II veteran.
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Proofing Corp
Anthony Rutkowski
Alex Salenko
Lawnave
Massillon
29Th Infantry
Korea
Marines
Washington High School
Rutkowski
Wallet stolen in Canton found in Massillon yard
A wallet taken from Mrs. Bernice Reimer of 1307 Woodland Ave NW Canton during an armed masked robbery was found in a Massillon resident’s backyard near Lorin Andrews Junior High School. Police say the same prowler involved in recent Stark County incidents fired at officers before escaping. The wallet contained $25.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Canton
Bernice Reimer
Woodland Ave
Lorin Andrews Junior High School
Stark County
Man Fined on Charge of Concealed Weapon
John Hatley, 25, of 906 9th st NE, was fined $50 and costs today by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Police said Hatley was carrying a loaded 7.25 millimeter automatic pistol Saturday night in the Factory bar at Tuscarawas st and Savannah ave. Hatley was fined $25 and costs on an intoxication charge and the gun was ordered confiscated.
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John Hatley
9Th St NE
Gordon J. Burris
Hatley
Tuscarawas St
Savannah Ave
Humane Society To Get 16 Abandoned Canines
Mrs. George Robart of Dueber reports stray and abandoned dogs burdening neighbors near North Industry. By 11 am today she planned to surrender 16 canines to the Stark County Humane Society, where they would stay with humane officers until adopted.
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George Robart
Dueber
Probers Seek Survivors of Chicago Crime
U S Senate crime investigating team arrives in Chicago to issue subpoenas to racketeering figures. George H White plans closed hearings starting Thursday and may probe Drury and Bas murders linked to crime information. Virginia Hill subpoenaed, Siegel ties noted, Loop liquor suppliers eyed in the broader probe.
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Chicago
U. S. Senate Crime Investigating Committee
George H. White
Kansas City
White
Federal Narcotics Bureau
William J. Drury
Marvin Bas
Drury
Bas
John Babb
Cook
Virginia Hill
Benjamin
Bugsy) Siegel
Siegel
Miss Hill
Beverly Hills
Calif
U S W To Decide On Wage Demands
McKeesport Pa Oct 2 AP Philip Murray president of both the CIO and the CIO United Steel Workers says he hopes his million steel workers won't have to strike to enforce wage demands. The amount of the demands is to be fixed at a meeting in Atlantic City Wednesday and Thursday. Murray said he expects fruitful sessions and no strike. Several large producers have agreed to discuss wages for men averaging $1.70 an hour.
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Mckeesport
Philip Murray
C. I. O. United Steel Workers
Steel Workers’ Policy Committee
Atlantic City
Murray
Canadian Dollar Gains On New York Exchange
The Canadian dollar rose three to six cents against the U S dollar in New York trading with quotes around 93 to 94% cents per U S dollar and Montreal activity between 93 and 95 cents. Limited transactions were reported as the market found its new level.
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New York Exchange
Associated Press
United States
New York
U. S
Montreal
Scoutmaster Appointed in Millersburg Troop 51
Oct 2 Har old Wheaton of Millersburg has been appointed scoutmaster of Troop 51 Millersburg to replace Samuel Matheny who has been called to active service in the Marine Corps.
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Millersburg
Harold Wheaton
Samuel Matheny
Marine Corps
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Bobby Burden
Ryan
Okla
Waegwan
Robert Bennyhoff
United Press
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Kim Ilsung
Yank
Harter
Hull
Cherrapunji
Northeast India
Economist
Sharon Steel Corp
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
International Harvester Co
Aluminum Co. of America
Westinghouse
General Electric
Frigidaire
Pittsburgh Papers
East Coast
Oil Center
Kansong
Kosong
Changjon
Gen. Almond
Gen. MacArthur
Unified
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Humane Society
Senate
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Tennessee
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