Departing Draftees Receive Food Gifts and Messages
Red Cross workers and service organizations provided cigarets matches and magazines to departing draftees at the induction center and post arrival. Canteen volunteers led by Mrs. T R Caler and Mrs B V Marconi assisted as the Marine Corps League VFW DAV auxiliary and Amvets staffed a table for cigarets matches and magazines. Plans are underway to expand volunteer support and deliver emergency messages through Red Cross canteens.
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Marine Corps League
V.F.W
D.A.V. Auxiliary
Amvets
Induction Center
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Fort Knox
Canton
T. K. Harris
J. F. Lindeman
Floating Mines Found East of Korea
American destroyers located and neutralized two additional floating mines off Korea’s east coast. A helicopter revealed about 15 moored mines nearby. three U S ships have been damaged recently. The field lies east of Kosong, with no confirmed Russian mine type.
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Washington
Korea
U. S
Swenson
Sea of Japan
38Th Parallel
Maddox
Navy
Kosong
Forrest P. Sherman
Congress
Magpie
Mayor Bans Punchboards After Court Ruling
Canton mayor Thomas H. Nichols announced punchboards will be barred after the Fifth District Court of Appeals ruled Canton's 10 year old punchboard ordinance unconstitutional. Police Chief J B Quillig an ill, to discuss Monday duties.
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Canton
Thomas H. Nichols
J. B. Quilligan
Quilligan
Nichols
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Co. B. McClintock
Warfield Novelty Co
9Th St
Common Pleas Court
Robert P. Wilson
Louis Kauffman
Y M C A Membership Drive Surpasses Goal in Canton
The Canton Y M C A annual fall drive topped expectations by 500 plus dollars with 936 memberships totaling 15 155 against a 14 610 goal of 965 memberships. Final totals show all divisions above quotas except sponsors. young men lead at 25 percent over goal.
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Canton Y.M.C. A
Robert Rybolt
Drive
William Wolforth
John Sessions
Akron Bank Submits Bid For Radio and TV Network
The First National Bank of Akron Ohio submitted a bid to purchase the Don Lee Radio Tele Vision group and network. A Western syndicate including Edwin Pauley and Hoffman Radio Television Corp was the other bidder. Ben H Brown administrator for the $9 000 000 estate of Thomas Lee did not disclose bid amounts. The Akron bank acts as trustee for General Tire retirement plans. The administrator has 10 days to announce bid acceptance or rejection.
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Los Angeles
First National Bank of
Akron
Don Lee Radio-Television Group
Western
Edwin Pauley
Hoffman Radio & Television Corp
Ben H. Brown
Thomas Lee
Akron Bank
General Tire & Rubber Co
Doctor Draft Order To Spur Enlistments
President Truman orders the drafting of doctors and dentists, with incentives for voluntary enlistment. Registration begins Oct. 16 for medical professionals under 50 not in reserves, while reserves and those over 50 are exempt. Induction numbers depend on armed forces needs, with priority given to wartime medical trainees and those with limited prior service.
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Truman
Washington
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Selective Service
No Red Tape Personal and Automobile Loans
Harter Bank and Trust advertises personal and automobile loans. Also notes an ad for open bowling at Country Lanes on Rt. 21 south of Massillon. California grapes for juice and First cars Zinfandel in today. Shaffer Black Co. phone 55221l ad.
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Harter Bank & Trust
Mem. F.d.1.c.-Ad
Sat. & Sun
Rt. 21
Massillon-ad
California
Shaffer Black Co
Rose's Bakery and Delicatessen Opens Sunday Ad
Local advert notes Rose's Bakery and Delicatessen on 12th NE offers Sunday hours. The open Sunday promotion highlights fresh breads pastries and takeaway items for weekend shoppers.
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Rose’s Bakery & del
Marines Quit Korea Front In Final Push Near Kaesong
U S 1st Cavalry Division replaces Marines along UN line and captures Kaesong two miles south of the 38th parallel after a sharp fight. South Korean 3rd and 8th Divisions push toward Wonsan and Sosong as MacArthur readies a major drive. About 15,000 enemy stragglers remain in South Korea.
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Tokyo
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
United Nations
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
Seoul
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Wonsan
Uijongbu
Sosong
Senl
Ono
1St Cavalry
MacArthur
North Korea
Inchon
South Korea
Taejon
Imjin
Pyongyang
Kojo
Kim Nhong Kop
3Rd Division
Songhyon
Ford Seeks 13th World Series Title in Game Four
Eddie Ford, a 21-year-old rookie lefty, is New York’s choice to close out the 1950 World Series against Philadelphia as the Yankees lead 3-0. Manager Eddie Sawyer weighs pitchers Bob Miller Emory Church Jim Konstanty or Ken Johnson as possible starters to stave off elimination and force a decisive fifth game. Ford impressed with nine straight wins after midseason promotion and a calm clutch demeanor praised by Casey Stengel.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
New York
Eddie Ford
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillie
Phillies
Eddie Sawyer
Bob Miller
Emory
Bubba) Church
Jim Konstanty
Ken Johnson
Sawyer
Philly
Ford
New York City
Kansas City
Philadelphia Athletics
Casey Stengel
Church
Miller
Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Philadelphia
Konstanty
Phillie
Gunman's $350000 Probed Huge Race Track Loan To Capone Ride
The Senate crime committee focused on Paul Ricca's finances, revealing an $80,000 race track loan and more than $350,000 spent since his 1947 parole. Kefauver called Ricca's testimony unsatisfactory and labeled the loans as potentially nonstandard. Witnesses described loans secured by mortgages on Ricca's Kendall farm and Long Beach home as the panel probed Chicago underworld ties.
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Capone
Senate Crime Committee
Paul
Ricca
DB Eye
Capone Mob
Kefauver
Tennessee
Ric Ca
Chicago
Hugo Bennett
Sportsman’s Park
Cicero
Miami Beach Kennel Club
Bennett
William Johnston
Max Silverberg
Kendall
Kil
Long Beach
Ind
Judge Suspends Driver Permit for Five Years
Judge Donald L. McCarroll suspended the driver permit of Carl E. Harris, 38, of RD 1 Louisville for five years after a drinking under the influence charge. Harris was fined 75 dollars and costs and five days in jail. He drew a second two day sentence plus 25 dollar fine and costs for operating with a suspended permit. Police said he obtained another license under the name Edward Harris. the ruse was found when arrested.
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Donald L. McCarroll
Carl E. Harris
RD 1
Louisville
Harris
McCarroll
Edward Harris
O Dwyer May Be Recalled in Crime Probe
New York graft investigators have summoned three high police officials and a prominent figure as grand jury witnesses. The unnamed figure is believed to be former Mayor William O Dwyer, who resigned to become ambassador to Mexico and is vacationing in California. Raids on eight policemen's homes yielded four television sets tied to bookmaker Harry Gross, head of a $20 million gambling empire, who admits paying $1 million yearly for police protection. Two other officers were also summoned.
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New York
New York City
William O’dwyer
Mexico
California
Brooklyn
Miles F. McDonald
McDonald
Harry Gross
Gross
Russia Delays Vote on Peace Plan for Korea
U N General Assembly nears final approval of a British led Korean peace plan allowing UN troops at the 38th parallel to move into North Korea to unify the country. The plan calls for a seven nation commission to supervise elections and a rehabilitation program with conditions for withdrawal once Korea is stabilized.
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New York
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Britain
Korea
Australia
Chile
Netherlands
Pakistan
Philippines
Turkey
Red China
U.N. Sue Pervision
Pfc Robert Puhl 19 Killed in Korea Action
Pfc Robert Puhl 19 son of Mr and Mrs G Walter Puhl of 815 South Freedom Ave Alliance Ohio was killed in action Sept 19 in Korea He served with the 24th Medical Battalion of the 24th Infantry Division Enlisting in 1948 he went to Korea months later He attended Alliance High School and is survived by his parents and a brother George He is the 63rd area casualty and the 11th to be killed in action.
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Robert Puhl
G. Walter Puhl
South Freedom Ave
Alliance
Korea
24Th
24Th Infantry Division
Alliance High School
George
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Clyde Haynam
Minerva-Alliance Rd-Ad
News Depot
Korea Front
West
9Th Infantry
Phils
Yanks
Yankees
Canaries
Ann Fischetti
Charles Fischetti
Rocco
Tony Accardo
Executives Club of
Post Office
Internal Revenue Department
FBI
O’ Dwyer
Vishinsky
Pfc
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