Canton City Lines Hedges Fare Cut Pending Wage Talks
Canton City Lines would accept a three for a quarter token fare only if labor negotiations with its drivers’ union are settled. The plan drops a prior service schedule provision and preserves a nickel fare for under twelve. Company officials deem the concession temporary and tied to a later emergency ordinance.
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Robert P. Wilson
Council
Canton City Lines, Inc
Wilson
Canton City Lines
Russell H. Mack
Bus Company
Devices Illegal in City Appeals Ruling on Punchboard Law
Fifth District Court of Appeals unanimously upheld Common Pleas Judge Paul G. Weber ruling that Canton’s punchboard ordinance is unconstitutional. Warfield Novelty Co. of 2302 6th St SW, a local punchboard distributor, appealed. the court found licensees need not join the action brought by City Solicitor Robert P. Wilson against Louis Kauffman, city license inspector, to declare the decade-old ordinance invalid. Judge McClintock wrote the brief opinion, with concurrences by Judges Montgomery and Putnam.
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Fifth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Canton
C. B. McClintock
Charles W. Montgomery
Robert B. Putnam
Warfield Novelty Co
6Th St
Common Pleas Court
Robert P. Wilson
Louis Kauffman
Taft Hartley Act cases influence Timken hearing and rulings
Court actions today affect labor law issues. The Taft Hartley Act restrictions are cited regarding job loss from asking about workers affected by the law. Timken Roller Bearing Co is the focus of a merits hearing this week, with a stay allowing punchboards to continue until today’s ruling. The panel also denied a mandamus appeal against Municipal Court Judge D L McCarroll in a rent overcharge dispute involving E C Rasbourne and Mrs G K Lowery.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
New Philadelphia
Municipal Court
D. L. McCarroll
E. C. Rasbourne
G. K. Lowery
McCarroll
Gas Electric Heaters For Small Spaces Ad
Canton hardware advertises gas and electric heaters ideal for compact rooms. Open bowling sessions listed for Friday Saturday and Sunday at Country Lanes on Route 21, south of Massillon.
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Canton
Rt. 21
Massillon-ad
Beraducci Fruit Presses and Crushers Ad
Classified ad from News Depot promoting Beraducci fruit presses and crushers and Canton Hardware 50191 ad name imprinted Christmas cards urging readers to order now.
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Beraducci Fruit Presses & Crushers
Canton
News Depot
Formosa Put On Agenda by U N Decision
United Nations Assembly debates an American backed plan granting implied permission for Gen Douglas MacArthur to cross the 38th parallel as part of a Koreas future under UN oversight The eight power resolution backs a unified independent democratic Korea and UN led elections with a seven member commission including Australia Chile The Netherlands Pakistan Philippines and Turkey India potential nominee questioned Formosa put under UN control amid Cold War tensions
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New York
United Nations Assembly
Douglas MacArthur
38Th Parallel
Korea
United Nations
World Organization
Formosa
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Britain
Vishinsky
U.N
Australia
Cuba
Brazil
Philippines
Netherlands
Norway
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Local TV Sets and Food Ads at United Poultry Sale
Ads tout RCA Admiral Motorola Crosley Capehart Fada Raytheon TVs with immediate installation. Home Furniture at 229 Market promises football stop, ample parking, and hot sandwiches sundaes and sodas. United Poultry marks 5th anniversary with stewers 24c rock hens 29c rock springers 39c light springers 34c turkeys 139 Cherry NE Ph 22306-ad
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R.C.A
Admiral
Motorola
Crosley
Capehart
Fada
Raytheon Television
Janson’s
United Poultry
Bank Deposits Now Insured Up To Ten Thousand
Deposits with Harter Bank are insured up to 10000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The protection applies to all insured accounts and provides security for customer savings amid financial uncertainty.
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Harter Bank
Fed. Dep. Inc. Corp
One Area Man Dies in Korea War Casualties Rise
Pfc. Harold J. Stone 19 dies of wounds sustained in Korea. Three others are wounded: Corp. Thomas E. Meese 29, Pfc. Berdette Johnson 21, Corp. Raymond D. Armstrong. Department of Defense telegram notes Stone died Sept. 16. families of the injured are listed in Alliance and Bergholz.
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Corp
Thomas E. Meese
Ann S. Meese
Sandyrd SE
Berdette Johnson
Opal V. Johnson
Bergholz
Raymond D. Armstrong
Rachel Abner
Lexington
Alliance
Pfc
Stone
Korea
Department of Defense
Stark County Toll Hits 37 In Year Of Tragic Crashes
Minerva youngster Kenneth Masters 2 dies after running onto Route 172 near New Franklin. Orval Frank 21 of Alliance dies when his red truck swerves into a coal truck on Route 62 over the Pennsylvania Railroad overpass. Both incidents occur within hours of each other, pushing Stark County traffic deaths for the year to 37.
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Stark County
Orval Frank
Alliance
Route
Kenneth R. Masters
Minerva
Alliance City Hospital
New Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Frank
Kenneth Masters
Route 172
Opal M. Fultz
RD 3
South Korean Troops Drive North in East Korea Push
South Korean forces pierce 20 miles into North Korea along the East Coast, surpassing 75 miles beyond Parallel 38 as UN troops mass for a major push toward the Red heartland. Artillery exchanges slow only briefly. reports place engagements near Changjon and Tongchon with Wonsan eyed as a possible fortress.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Parallel 38
United Nations
A. P
William Jorden
Jorden
Changjon
Tongchon
Wonsan
Big Red
Haeju
Hwachon
Douglas MacArthur
Coleman Drives In Run As Yankees Lead Phils 1-0
At Yankee Stadium on October 6 the world champion Yankees led the Phillies 1-0 after three innings. Gerry Coleman hit a single off Ken Heintzelman driving Phil Rizzuto home after Rizzuto walked, stole second, and advanced on a wild throw by Andy Seminick. The Phils had four hits but no runs off Ed Lopat.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Gerry Coleman
Yankee
Ken Heintzelman
Phils
Phil Rizzuto
Rizzuto
Andy Seminick
Ed Lopat
Yankees
Yankees aim for third straight over Phillies at World Series shift
New York Yankees set to face Philadelphia Phillies at Yankee Stadium in a bid to sweep the series. Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer will start 35-year-old lefty Ken Heintzelman who has just three wins and nine losses this season but can flash flashes of brilliance. Heintzelman favors slow curves and soft stuff, with Overmire and Nagy having had success against the Yankees this year.
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Sand York
New York Yankees
Ed Lopat
Philadelphia Phillies
Shibe Park
Yankee Stadium
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
Ken Heintzelman
Heintzelman
Pittsburgh Portsider
Yankees
Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad Sparks Labor Debate
A fragment references Red Herrings and questions whether communists in labor unions denounced the Taft Hartley Law to hide their affiliations, mentioning the Timken Roller Bearing Company advertisement.
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Timken Roller Bearing Company
General Strike Call by Vienna Reds Collapses
Vienna reports a communist general strike collapse as trains run on schedule and 50,000 Reds return to work. Leaders abandoned the two day effort after barricades fell and traffic resumed, despite demonstrations and barricade actions that froze rail lines into the Soviet zone.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Reward Offered For Tomato Thrower In Waynesburg
The Waynesburg village council offers a $100 reward for information identifying the person or persons who threw a tomato at Senator Robert Taft of Ohio during his Sept. 27 speech. An ad in the Sandy Valley Press notes the council regrets the incident and will pay the reward to learn the thrower’s identity. Taft was struck on the shoulder but was not harmed and continued speaking.
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Aynesburg
Waynesburg
Robert S. Taft
Ohio
Sandy Valley Press
N. W. Bankert
Appeals Judges Demand Parking Space For Out of Town Judges
County commissioners received a memo from the Fifth District Court of Appeals reiterating the order to provide two courthouse parking spaces for visiting judges. The memo notes no urgency but requires a satisfactory arrangement before the next regular January session. Heat over parking centers on Judge Robert B. Putnam with others using garages or buses. the entry is signed by all.
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Fifth District Court of Appeals
Robert B. Putnam
Millersburg
Charles W. Montgomery
Newark
C. B. McClintock
Canton
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Harold Stone
Harold J. Stone
Harold V. Stone
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Minerva Youngster
Edward Leas
Bloomingdale
Flora Fetzer
Public Stone
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Air and Navy Forces
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press Sports
Louis Browns
Steve Nagy
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