Missouri Senate Race Heats Up Between Hennings and Donnell
In Missouri the 1944 era Senate race pits Thomas C. Hennings Jr. of St. Louis against incumbent Dortrest C. Donnell of Webster Groves. Both have tight victory records and differ on foreign policy, with Donnell facing labor opposition for Taft Hartley while Hennings backs repeal. Truman plans absentee ballot as he remains off campaign trail.
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Larry Hall
Associated Press
Eee City
United States
Truman
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
St. Louis
Theman
D ¥Orrest C. Donnell
Webster Groves
Hennings
Emery W.allison
Donnell
Donald
Iran
Overnor
Cornell
Woodrow Wilson
National House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Caribbean
Pacific
Missouri
McCarran
Bailliwick
Kansas City
Charles Binaggio
Akade 8 del Faeire Sa
Organized Labor
Yanks Follow Tschaikowsky Music Critics Fire Back
U S Washington dispatch says Communist critics attack the National Symphony for performing Tchaikowsky 1812 Overture with cannon. Nepszava charges American militarism merged with musical idiocy after a concert that lit 16 guns on stage and caused smoke and panic.
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Washington
National Symphony Orchestra
Tschaikowsky
Russia
National Symphony
Budapest Nepszava
Hungarian Trade Union Council
Defense
Louis Johnson
Nepszava
Peace Hymn Call From Khachaturian to Soviet Composers
Aram Khachaturian urged Soviet composers to write war exposing works that unite the world in peace. He spoke at a meeting selecting delegates for the all union peace partisans conference in Moscow October 16–18. He condemned Anglo American interventionists in Korea and warned against cosmopolitanism and indifference to the homeland.
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Moscow
Aram Khachaturian
Khachaturian
Korea
Bodies Searched After Sailboat Found In Lake
State Highway Patrol and Richland County authorities searched Mifflin Lake near Mansfield for the bodies of Charles and Ruth Kindingen believed to be aboard a sailboat overturned in the lake. The couple, said to have gone for a sail late Tuesday afternoon, were residents of 1354 Indiana Ave Mansfield.
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Lake
Highway Patrol
Richland County
Mifflin Lake
Mansfield
Charles and
Ruth Kindingen
Indiana Ave
Memorial to Stephen C Foster Dedication on Suwannee River
A memorial to Stephen C Foster was dedicated on the Suwannee River in White Springs Florida. Governor Fuller Warren praised Foster as a great American composer and noted plans for a carillon and statue. The event featured the University of Florida band a choir from Florida A and M and was broadcast by Voice of America.
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Stephen C. Foster
Suwannee River
White Springs
Fla
Foster
Swanee
Swanee River
Jessie Welsh Rose
Fuller Warren
America
Steven Foster
Warren
Florida
John Tasker Howard
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Georgia
Congo
University of Florida Band
Hundred Voice Choir of
Florida A. and
M. College For Negroes
State Department
Voice of America
Four Thousand Physicians to Sign in Draft Registry Oct 16
Washington reports a draft registration for 4,000 doctors and dentists set for October 16. The first call targets those trained under government programs in World War II who have not served recently. Congress authorized drafting through age 50, but officials plan to limit the initial group to government-trained personnel to help armed forces without broader age impact. Some registrants are veterans or reservists. a second call could follow if needed. Volunteers would receive a $100 monthly bonus, while registrants would not.
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Washington
Williamsburg
Truman
Congress
Armed Forces
Army
Worthington Leads Stark County Kent State Alumni
Mrs. W H Worthington of 2121 Myrtleleaf NW was elected president of the Stark County Kent State University Alumni Association at the first fall Y M C A meeting. Officers include Robert G Weymueller as vice president Miss Doris Ream as secretary and Mrs Alice Sheehan as treasurer. A gala kickoff dinner is planned for the week of Nov 4 before the Kent State homecoming against Bowling Green. The president will represent the chapter at the Oct 13 dedication ceremony of the new fieldhouse on campus.
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William H. Worthington
Myrtleave
Stark County
Kent State University Alumni Association
Y.M.C.A
Robert G. Weymueller
Park St
North Canton
Doris Ream
RD 5
Canton
Alice Sheehan
Enfield Rd
Kent State
Bowling Green
Brazil Awaits Returns On National Election
Brazil resumed full business activity as slow ballot counting from yesterday’s national election began to reveal the future government. Leading candidates include former dictator Getulio Vargas, banker-politician Christiano Machado, and air force General Eduardo Gomes.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Vargas
Christiano Machado
Air Force
Eduardo Gomes
Deep dissatisfaction in Marcus Hook over water quality
A Marcus Hook man publicized his claim that the local water was unsafe to drink and drilled a 40 foot well in his cellar as part of his protest.
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Marcus Hook
Church Women Rally Against Alcoholic Clinic Tax
Chillicothe woman urges Ohio church women to oppose state legislation creating clinics for alcoholics. Mrs Harold Brown, temperance chair, questions taxing the public for 242 million in start up costs and asks why traffic should fund treatment.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
Harold Brown
Ohio Conference of Church Women
Broad Street Methodist Church
Temperance Committee
Tuscarawas Men To Be Called to Service
NEW PHILADELPHIA October 4 Dean Warner chair man of Tuscarawas County selective service board announced 5475 men are registered. In October 156 men will receive physical examinations and 60 will be inducted. Names of inductees will not be released until after induction and no addresses will be given.
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New
Philadelphia
Dean Warner
Tuscarawas County Selective Service Board
Warner
Pedestrian Struck by Car at 3rd Street and Cherry NE
Lee Lloyd Palmer, 57, of 613 4th St NE, was hospitalized for observation after being struck Tuesday at 8 36 p.m. by Kenneth L. Kendzora, 33, of 1001 W Main St Louisville, as he walked into a left turning car at 3rd St and Cherry Ave NE.
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Lloyd Palmer
4Th St
Mercy Hospital
Kenneth L. Kendzora
W. Main St
Louisville
3Rd St
Cherry Are
Cherry Ave
CIO Endorses Canton City School Levy and Rent Control
The Stark County Industrial Union Council urged support for Canton city schools 7.5 mill renewal and 4/10 mill Molly Stark Sanatorium levies. It called for extending rent control beyond December 31 and planned nominations for the national CIO convention in Chicago.
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Canton
C.I
Molly Stark Sanatorium
Chicago
Mule Train Member Dies in Car Collision Near Hartville
NE member of C. D. Troyer's mule train died when a car driven by Chester Cedargreen of Alliance struck the animal on Route 619 two miles east of Hartville at 12:15 a m. Cedargreen, 44, was treated for chin cuts at Alliance City Hospital. The mule was valued at $125. Burial was planned in a nearby fertilizer works.
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Troyer
RD 1
Hartville
Women Voters Discuss U N at Meeting Friday
The evening unit of the League of Women Voters meets at 5 30 pm Friday in the YMCA cafeteria for a supper and program on the United Nations. Miss Carena Jackman will lead a radio skit L U N Speak for Itself enabling participation. Mrs Robert Shaukis outlines human rights convention duties. State president Mrs Werner Blanchard visits Canton Tuesday for board talks. A reception and tea follow at the YMCA.
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United Nations
League of Women
Y.M.C. A
Carena Jackman
U.N
Robert Shaukis
Convention of Human Rights Organization
League
Canton
Werner Blanchard
Y.M.C.A
Twin Coach enters motor truck field with Fageol super freighters
Kent Kent Kent Lear report: The Twin Coach Co a leading U S bus maker announced entry into the motor truck industry with a new line the Fageol super freighters. The self propelled trailers use a pancake design with the engine under the floor eliminating the tractor unit. President L J Fageol said the trucks offer more payload space and the same load capacity as tractor trailers.
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Kent
Twin Coach Co
Fageol
L. J. Fageol
Bullet Hits Window at Richville Home
Joseph Clapper of RD 4 Massillon reported a stray bullet penetrated a screen at his Richville house, struck the window but did not enter the home. He estimated the slug to be .22 caliber and filed a report with the sheriff’s office.
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Joseph Clapper
RD 4
Massillon
Sheriff's Office
Richville
Greater Labor Supply Urged For War Need
Columbus report from October 4 cites U S employment chief Robert C. Goodwin urging expansion of the nation’s labor pool to support total war mobilization. He calls for training skilled workers, a sound deferment policy, defense contract allocation to surplus areas, and policies to draw more people into the labor force.
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Columbus
United States
Robert C. Goodwin
Bureau of Employment Security
U. S. Department of Labor
Interstate Conference of Employment Security Agencies
Alaska
Ana Friawali
Goodwin
Frank J. Collopy
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Carroll County Selective Service inducts four men
Carrollton notes four men from Carroll County Selective Service Board No. 1 will be inducted from Canton on October 6. The inductees are Louis Tucci Jr of Malvern John B Whitacre Jr of Waynesburg Leslie C Beadwell of Salineville and William T Nemeth of 1404 Park Ave SW Canton.
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Carrollton
Carroll County Selective Service Board No. 1
Canton
Louis Tucci Jr
Malvern
John B. Whitacre Jr
Waynesburg
Leslie C. Beadwell
Salineville
William T. Nemeth
Park Ave SW
U. S. To Give The Food After Drouth
The United States faces a request to aid Yugoslavia after a severe summer drought. Ambassador Popovic and Ambassador Allen in Belgrade have held talks with the State Department. While help is likely, the form remains undecided and Yugoslavia is ineligible for ECA aid.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Vladimir Popovic
Belgrade
State Department
U. S
George Allen
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
Export Import Bank
Y Opens Rural Branch Membership Campaign
Rev George Parkinson of First Presbyterian Church urged Canton Y M C A Town and Country to project their reach into lives of those who may raise the mark. Campaign chairman Russel Strausser of Louisville outlined the drive, aiming to raise 3230 with each donation a membership, closing October 17.
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Y.M.C.A
George Parkinson
First Presbyterian Church
Canton Y.M.C.A
Rev. Parkinson
Church
Russel Strausser
Louisville
Carnival Bond Rule for Brownsville Shows
A Brownsville Texas carnival show must post a public liability bond of 100000 dollars to operate, ensuring coverage for potential incidents during the event. The requirement applies to any carnival showing in the city, outlining financial responsibility and permitting conditions.
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Brownsville
Tex
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