Fight over Taft re election dominates Ohio campaign
The campaign focuses on Senator Robert A Taft seeking re election in Ohio. Labor leaders led by the C I O and A F L pour large sums into Ohio opposing Taft over the Taft Hartley Act and labor law alignment. Congress rejected a Wagner era substitute, while Taft’s Senate leadership and cross party cooperation fuel opposition.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington
C.I.O
A.F. L
Taft
United States
Congress
Lee Pressman
Nathan Witt
Senate
Democrats
Repub
Taft, Harriman, and tainted leadership in US policy
The piece argues Taft liberalizes without expanding government control while warning against freeing the President from Congress. It profiles Averell Harriman, accusing him of aiding Stalin and criticizing his silence on Teheran and Yalta. It links Harriman to policy shifts that allegedly drive Korea involvement and national debt.
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Kans
Taft
Senate
Congress
Averell Harriman
Houston
Tex
White House
Stalin
Harry Hopkins
Russia
Casablanca
Quebec
Moscow
Cairo
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Art
Harriman
Poland
China
Robert A. Taft
King Features Syndicate
Women in uniform deserve respect and equal dignity
A speaker urges defense of women in uniform, recalling Inez Robb’s greetings to 4600 women in the Organized Reserve Corps and criticizing wartime jokes about women in service. He cites British ATS heroism, the backlash against slander, and the need to honor the WAC movement without contempt.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Inez Robb
Organized Reserve Corps
First Army
Women in Uniform Deserve Equal Respect, Says Reporter
By Inez Robb a war era correspondent praises enlisted WACs for their patriotism and work ethic. She condemns attacks on women in uniform by congressmen and others as unpatriotic, urging equal dignity and compensation alongside male servicemates.
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England
United States
Africa
Front line Hollywood aid proposed for Korean front scenes
Marines and other troops endure fierce hand to hand moments near Seoul as 31 marines survive a hot amtrac incident on the Han River. Tech Sgt Ezell and Sgt Day describe rescues and close calls in a day of dangerous combat with North Korean forces. Major Garrett earns official credit for killing a North Korean soldier in self defense during an assembly area setup. An inventive plan by Sgt Howard Jackson to use taped Hollywood skits to boost morale gains traction as stars are urged to record brief messages for troops.
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Hollywood Stars
Sgt. Jackson
Han River
Seoul
F. G. Ezell
Greenville
Tex
Ezell
Leslie Cox
Troutdale
Ore
Benny Day
Phoenix
Ariz
Jack
Combat Engineers
Korea
U.S
Sgt. Ezell
L. E. Garrett
Beaumont
Garrett
Maj
Maj. Garrett
The
Associated Press
New Schedule Listed For Local Grid Teams
Reserve and freshmen football teams open campaigns this week with Tuesday freshmen games Lincoln vs McKinley at Stadium and Lehman vs Timken at City Field. Reserves match McKinley vs Lincoln at Witter and Timken vs Lehman at Stadium on Thursday. Lincoln-Youngstown South moved to Oct 13 at Youngstown from Oct 14 at Fawcett.
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Lincoln
McKinley
Stadium
Lehman
Timken
City Field
Witter
Chevies Score 19-2 Win Over Rossford Merchants
Massillon Chevrolet A C of the Ohio Semi-Pro Football League defeated Rossford Merchants 19 to 2 in a non league game at Toledo. Ernie Parks Bob Miles and Don Haas scored touchdowns for the winners who will host Geneva next Sunday at North Canton's Memorial Stadium as they renew league play.
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Toledo
Massillon Chevrolet A.C
Ohio
Rossford Merchants
Ernie Parks
Bob Miles
Don Haas
Geneva
North Canton
Memorial Stadium
Irish Begin 62nd Season at Notre Dame in 1950
Notre Dame opens its 62nd football season in 1950. The Irish aim to extend a long tradition of success under a new year of play.
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Notre Dame
Big Ten race opens with Wisconsin Illinois clash and Indiana Iowa tilt
The opening Big Ten weekend features Wisconsin at Illinois and Indiana at Iowa as potential title deciders. Iowa beat Southern California 19 14 in the opener while Indiana tied Nebraska 20 20. Michigan and Ohio State stumbled, Purdue lost to Texas, and Notre Dame looms after beating North Carolina 14 7. Northwestern travels to Navy, Ohio State hosts Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Darkhorse
Wisconsin
Illinois
Champaign
Indiana
Iowa
Bloomington
Nebraska
Cornhusker
Marquette
Ohio University
Michigan
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Michigan State
Minnesota
Purdue
Gophers
Hugh McElhenny
Washington
Dale Samuels
Texas
Boilermakers
Samuels
Notre Dame
Sout Bend
Irish
North Carolina
Dartmouth
Ann Arbor
Northwestern
Iowa State
Navy
Pittsburgh
Guysick and Albert win Tam's Bestball with 64
Joe Guysick known as the Old Pro from Congress Lake and Don Albert of Alliance C C captured a 6 under par 64 to lead Tam O Shanter's revived pro am amateur bestball event. They topped 34 teams with a 32 32 64 bestball score over Hills course amid multiple payouts totaling 136 dollars in awards.
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Joe Guysick
Congress Lake
Don Albert
Alliance Country Club
Tam O’shanter
Clarence Miller
Guysick
Albert
Joe
Tam
Arrowhead
John Vasco
Miller
Vasco
Kopan
Boehm
Jones
Thompson
Morena
Santangelo
Masterana
Rotar
Nimen
Ollie Kay
Toledo
Shady Hollow
Jim Hanna
Tampar
Hanna
Joe Guysickart
Ishnny Lake
Alliance C. C
Musial and Goodman Lead Leagues in Batting Honors
Stan Musial wins his fourth National League batting title with a .346 average for the St. Louis Cardinals, while Billy Goodman claims the American League crown at .354 for the Boston Red Sox. Jackie Robinson and George Kell finish runners-up in their respective leagues in unofficial final stats.
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New York
Stan
Man
Pet. Goodman
Boston
Toa
Kell
Detroit
Pet. Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Brklyn
Massillon Parochials Win To Stay Unbeaten
Massillon St. Joseph and St. Mary kept unbeaten records in the Parochial Grade School Football League with wins Sunday. St. Joseph defeated Canton St. Paul 13 to 0 for a third straight victory while St. Mary beat Canton St. Peter 35 to 0, giving St. Peter its first defeat. Canton St. Joseph roared past St. Anthony 28 to 0. Standings show St. Joseph 3 0, Massillon St. Mary 2 0, St. Peter 2 1, St. John 2 1, St. Paul 1 2, St. Joseph 1 2, St. Mary 2 1, St. Anthony 3.
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Massillon St. Joseph
Massillon St. Mary
St. Joseph
Canton St. Paul
St. Mary
Canton St. Peter
Petes
Canton St. Joseph
St. Anthony
St. Peter
St. John
St. Paul
Salem Driver Wins 75-Lap Barberton Trophy Race
Salem driver Steve Lesick won the 75-lap hot red midwestern trophy race at Barberton Speedway, finishing 100 feet ahead of the field. The event took place yesterday with Lesick securing the victory in front of a large crowd.
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Barberton
Salem
Steve Lesick
Barberton Speedway
Gehrdes Accepts Teaching Post in Altoona Home
Penn State hurdling star Jim Gehrdes will teach in his hometown of Altoona Pennsylvania after accepting a local education position. The move ends his collegiate track season and places him in a new community role.
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Penn State
Jim Gehrdes
Altoona
Pacific Coast League scores reach double digits
In the Pacific Coast League standings Seattle defeated San Francisco 3-1 while Hollywood posted a 9-4 win over Sacramento. Oakland won 7-9 against San Diego and Portland fell 6-9 to Los Angeles, with San Francisco also beating Seattle 5-2 in another matchup.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Hollywood
Sacramento
Oakland
San Diego
Portland
Los Angeles
Ohio College Gridders Face 25-Game Week
Ohio State seeks improvement by facing Pittsburgh as sixte en other out of state games dot a 25 game schedule. Dayton visits Kentucky and Xavier meets Miami among 22 more matches as teams chase wins.
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Ohio College
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Ledger
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Dayton
Kentucky
Colgate
Western Reserve
Ohio Wesleyan
Connecticut
Xavier
Miami
Musketeers
Bowling Green
Buckeye
Gustavus Adolphus
Youngstown
Cedarville
Bluffton
Clarion
Mt. Union
Anderson
Marietta
Otterbein
Denison
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Wittenberg
Capital
Ohio U
Butler
Ashland
Defiance
Akron
Baldwin Wallace
Kent State
Passing the Orange sets Syracuse passing yard record
Syracuse University's 1949 eleven established an Orange mark by gaining 1300 yards through the passing game.
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Orange
Syracuse University
Visitor at Tam Scores New Hills Course Record 64
Stan Namola a 32-year-old Beaver Falls resident set a Tam O Shanter Hills course record with a 64 over 18 holes. He played 33 31 on the front and back and eagled No 18, plus five birdies, 11 pars and one bogey. Semifinals at club championship saw Jim Caspio beat Jim Pilz and Dick Tillett advance to face Caspio for the title.
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Stan Namola
Beaver Falls
Tam O’shanter Hills
John Cseh
Akron Firestone
Namola
Stan
Stan Szymanski
Ed Sterling
Small Wins at Bedford Feature Race Halted After Crash
Johnny Small won the Bedford feature race after the event was halted on lap 17 when Mike Klapak struck a stalled car and overturned his racer. The incident occurred in suburban Bedford last night, per INS dispatch.
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Cleveland
Johnny Small
Suburban Bedford
Mike Klapak
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