C I O Official Chided for Aid To Taft Resigns
Otto L. Lyman, treasurer of the Trumbull County CIO council, resigns citing interference with his rights as an American citizen. He protests the Political Action Committee's drive to back Taft, saying the CIO was created for workers’ equality, not as a tool for a political campaign. He supports Taft for honesty and for workers’ interests.
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Taft
Niles, O
Trumbull County
C.I.O. Council
Ohio
C.I.C. Political Action Committee
Otto L. Lyman
Council
C.I.C
Jack Kroll
Political Action Committee
Cincinnati
C.lo
Henry H. Dively
Lyman
Robert A. Taft
C.I.U
C.I.0
C.I.O. Brass
Frontline moves in Korea press on near Hwachon
Korea reports continued pursuit of 1000 Red troops near the 38th parallel with the South Korean 6th division at Hwachon and near Songhyon. Allied air power attacks tank convoys toward Pyongyang and Wonsan while rail lines north of Pyongyang are hit. Marine Tigercats destroy tanks and trucks as air forces cover the 1st Cavalry Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyongyang
1St Cavalry Division
Channel Crossings Through the Ages
The English Channel has seen various firsts from a 1785 balloon to 1931 glider, with milestones by a swimmer in 1875 a 1909 airplane and 1929 motor boat as well as a 1930 rowboat crossing, illustrating evolving transport feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Weather Report Canton and Vicinity Forecast
Fair and mild today with a high of 75. Possible scattered thundershowers tonight and Sunday, with a cooler Sunday ahead. Low tonight around 55. Akron-Canton Airport forecast notes a slow eastward low pressure belt bringing showers tonight and tomorrow.
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Canton and
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
A. S. Klemetsmo
Associated Press
Fellows Akron
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Clay Washington
Fair
Series Likely Starter Johnson on Yankees vs Phillies
Johnson the left handed ex Cardinal is a long shot pick. He has four wins and one loss this year but a noted tendency toward wildness. Jerry Coleman contributed two runs and the deciding hit as the Yankees reduced the magic number to one with a 3 2 win over Philadelphia.
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Johnson
Yankees
Jerry Coleman
San Francisco
Ken Heintzelman
Waterloo
Phillies
Coleman
Yogi Berra
Joe DiMaggio
Sawyer
Heintzelman
Konstanty
Stengel
Bobby Brown
Hank Bauer
Brown
Granny Hamner
Tom Ferrick
Yankee
Ed Lopat
Philadelphia
Russ Meyer
Gene Woodling
Phil Rizzuto
Phillie
Advisory panel backs deferment for superior students
Draft policy aims to reserve trained manpower across high schools, colleges, and universities. Mobilization chief Symington met with Defense Secretary Marshall and Labor Secretary Tobin to craft an agreement on placing men with special qualifications in armed forces and essential roles. Marshall warned of the danger from a shallow reserve pool of skilled personnel. Congress empowered the President to draft allied specialists, though officials said no immediate calls for optometrists or pharmacists are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stuart Symington
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Labor
Tobin
United States Conference of Mayors
Congress
Barkley Denies Misquote on Brannan Farm Plan
Vice President Alben W. Barkley says Milwaukee remarks on the Brannan farm plan were misunderstood and misquoted. He clarifies he never claimed the administration was not committed, only that he and the Democratic party were not committed, noting the plan has not been adopted by any convention or platform and that he is studying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Alben W. Barkley
Milwaukee
Barkley
Democratic Party
Vic's Cafe Owner Faces Tax Charge Before Ohio Liquor Board
Mrs. Victoria Carte of Vic's cafe 436 38 Walnut Ave NE appears before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control Tuesday at 1 p.m. to answer a delinquent sales tax assessment, the board reported in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Carte
Vic’s Cafe
Walnut Ave
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Grand Coulee Dam Concrete Requirement Reported
The construction of the Grand Coulee dam required about 24,000,000 tons of concrete to complete the structure, reflecting the massive scale of the project and its engineering demands.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Bank President Hosts Former Safe Blower For Weekend Lashed to River Camp
Hampton bank president Ralph Bowden invites James Morton a onetime prison veteran to his Savannah River camp for a weekend gathering. Bowden, a banker, and Morton, once a safecracker, plan hunting and fishing talks. Morton arrived after Bowden read his magazine profile and sent the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
S.C
Savannah River
Ralph P. Bowden
Loan and Exchange Bank of
James
Big Jim) Morton
Cleveland
Bowden
Morton
Barbara Hutton's Mate Denies Dollar Motive In Love
Paris on October 7 AP. Prince Igor Troubetzkoy denies Barbara Hutton wed him for money, says she seeks new happiness. He asserts she loves high society, recalls past marriages to Mdivani, Haugwitz-Reventlow, and Cary Grant, and reveals hiring Melvin Belli to protect reputation. He notes his own modest means and motorbike factory in a Paris suburb.
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Paris
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Igor Troubetzkoy
the Ritz
California
Melvin Belli
Barbara
Barabara
Legion Members Invade Los Angeles Opening Convention
Los Angeles hosts the American Legion's 32nd annual national convention as 200000 attendees converge. A premiere of the show Red White and Blue debuts tonight with top prices, and the aero nautics committee warns inflation may drive costs higher. Erle Cocke Jr. leads a commission inviting Dean Acheson to defend policy by proxy at the four day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Legion
Legion
Hollywood
National Aeronautics Committee
Leland D. Webb
Legion Commission
Erle Cocke Jr
Dean Acheson
Acheson
National Security Commission
State Department
Central Greyhound Lines to Buy 111 New Buses
Central Greyhound Lines announced it will purchase 111 new buses for about 3 million dollars. First deliveries from General Motors Corp. are expected early in 1951. Fifty of the coaches will serve operations in the Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Central Greyhound Lines
General Motors Corp
Solar system teems with over eight hundred small planets
Reports indicate the solar system hosts more than 800 small planets or planetoids orbiting the Sun. Scientists note many are remaining fragments from early solar accretion and remain cataloged by recent surveys.
German Tot Joins Mullings Family After Transatlantic Flight
In Bilene Texas 18 month old German child Gunter Klein Mullings arrived exhausted but calm after a 4000 mile journey from Frankfurt. He met foster parents Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Mullings at the airport and slept through the car ride home. He becomes their legal son under a displaced persons adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilene
Tex
Gunter Klein Mullings
Frankfurt
Gunter
Bernd Gunther Klein
M. E. Mullings
Mullings
U. S
Mission Rally Set At Foursquare Church
A missionary conference and rally directed by Rev. Harold Chalfant will be held at Foursquare Church at 7th St and High Ave SW. Sessions are at 2 30 and 7 30 p.m. The event spotlights Panama and the international Foursquare mission field. Rev. N E Lopp serves as Canton church pastor.
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Foursquare Church
7Th St
High Ave
Harold Chalfant
Christian Education
International Foursquare Organization
Panama
N. E. Lopp
Canton Church
Dr Karl E Kimber Elected Ohio TB Hospitals President
Dr Karl E Kimber chief of professional services at Brecksville Veterans Hospital was elected president of the Ohio Tuberculosis Hospitals Association at Molly Stark Sanatorium. Twenty seven superintendents and business managers attended and voted to hold the next meeting in Cincinnati in April.
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TB Group
Karl E. Kimber
Brecksville Veterans Hospital
Ohio Tuberculosis Hospitals Association
Molly Stark
Ohio
Cincinnati
Deaths and Funerals George H Pepper 73 Canton resident
George Henry Pepper died Friday afternoon at home 1604 Glendale Place NE after two years with heart disease. A native of Coshocton County he lived in Canton 30 years and worked with the city street department before retiring five years ago. Surviving: two daughters Eva Fortune Betty Mae Best one son Walter A Pepper two sisters Minnie Stotts Blanche Chaney two brothers Roy William four grandchildren one great grandchild. Services Sunday 7 p.m. Spiker funeral home Rev Kenneth Hulst. Monday body to Dawson funeral home Coshocton for Tuesday 10:30 a.m. services Rev A W Plummer burial Southlawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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George H. Pepper
George Henry Pepper
Glendale Pl
Coshocton County
Canton
City Street Department
Eva Fortune
Betty Mae Best
Tampa
Fla
Walter A. Pepper
Minnie Stotts
Adamsville
Blanche Chaney
Coshocton
Roy
Fresno
William Pepper
Pepper
First E.U.B. Church
Spiker
Kenneth Hulst
Dawson Funeral Home
A.W. Plummer
Southlawn
Deaths of Mrs. Ada Linerode at 86 in Louisville area
Mrs. Ada Linerode widow of E. E. Linerode died Friday night at her son C W Linerode's home on Route 44 near Louisville. She was 86 after 15 years of poor health. Survived by six sons C C Linerode Canton A H Linerode Roy John Linerode Alliance Russell Linerode Louisville a daughter Mrs Mary Hahn Louisville 21 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p m at the residence Rev Carl W Bormuth officiating Burial Union Cemetery Body at Sluss funeral home and to be moved to residence Sunday noon for calling hours.
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Ada Linerode
E. E. Linerode
C. W. Linerode
RD 1
Louisville
C. C. Linerode
Canton
A. H. Linerode
Roy
John Linerode
Alliance and
Russell Linerode
Mary Hahn
Carl W. Bormuth
Union Cemetery
Sluss Funeral Home
Miss Augusta Snyder Rites Held At Massillon
Miss Augusta M Snyder 69 of 325 First St SE died Friday after eight months illness. A Massillon Independent clerk for 51 years she would have been 70. Member of St Pauls Lutheran Church Daughters of Union Veterans missionary society and treasurer. Surviving nephews Paul J Maxson Massillon and Kenneth R Maxson Barberton. Services Monday 3 30 pm Arnold Lynch funeral home Rev Paul Baumgardner officiating burial Massillon City Cemetery. Calling hours tonight 7 9 pm and Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 pm.
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Massillon
Augusta M. Snyder
First St SE
Snyder
Massillon Independent
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
the Missionary Society
Daughters of Union Veterans
Paul J. Maxson
Kenneth R. Maxson
Barberton
Arnold-Lynch
Paul Baumgardner
Massillon City Cemetery
Alliance real estate dealer Frank P. Walker dies at 76
Frank P. Walker 76 longtime Alliance real estate dealer died at his home 499 W Main St Friday at 10 25 am from complications after an operation. He leaves widow Jennie Myers Walker a daughter Pearl McConnell four sisters Maude Gilbert Cora Cope and Carrie Thomas of Wi-
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Alliance
Frank P. Walker
W. Main St
Jennie Myers Walker
Pearl McConnell
Maude Gilbert
Cora Cope
Carrie Thomas
Funeral service announced for Nona Fultz family
Nona and Mrs. Laura Fultz of Salem are named in the obituary with a grandson mentioned. The service is set for 3 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home in Alliance led by Rev. Horace Jackson, with burial at Alliance City Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona
Laura Fultz
Salem
Myers Funeral Home
Alliance
Horace Jackson
Alliance City Cemetery
Death of Miss Jennie Maloney in New Philadelphia
Miss Jennie Maloney 70 of 218 Bank Lane died at her home at 1 30 a m after a two year illness She was a life resident of New Philadelphia and a Sacred Heart Church Altar Society member Surviving are two brothers Thomas and William Maloney and a sister Mrs Florence Diehl A Requiem Mass will be held Monday at 9 a m at Sacred Heart with Rev Guy Golden officiating Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery Friends may call Linn Herz funeral home Sunday Rosary will be said by the Altar Society Sunday night at 830
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New Philadelphia
Jennie Maloney
Bank Lane
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Altar Society
Thomas
William Maloney
Florence Diehl
Guy Golden
Peregoy James M 84 Carrollton resident dies after stroke
James M. Peregoy 84 of RD 4 Carrollton died Friday at 4 30 p m at his home after a paralytic stroke Born in Morgan County he had lived in Carroll County 30 years Survived by widow Margaret Coop Peregoy a son James L Peregoy and three grandchildren Funeral at 2 p m at Sweeney funeral home Carrollton Rev Bernard T Lomas burial in Grandview Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and night
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Carrollton
James M. Peregoy
Morgan County
Peregoy
Carroll County
Margaret Coop Peregoy
James L. Peregoy
Sweeney
Bernard T. Lomas
Grandview Cemetery
Maxine Hayes Service Scheduled for Monday
Coroner C I Martin continues investigation into the death of 31 year old Hila Maxine Hayes who disappeared after falling from a capsized motorboat in Turkeyfoot Lake on August 26. Her body was recovered Thursday and is to be sent to her former home in Portsmouth for services planned for Monday. Hayes worked at the Canton office of the Ohio State Employment Service.
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C. I. Martin
Summit County
Hila Maxine Hayes
Royal Ave
Turkeyfoot Lake
Martin
Mrs. Martha Spring 86 Former Cantonian Dies
Mrs. Martha Spring, 86, longtime Canton resident until a decade ago, died Friday at her daughter’s Cleveland Heights home. Wife of Charles E. Spring who died in 1942, she moved from Enon Valley Pa to Canton at age 12. Survived by three daughters, two sons, a brother, 7 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p.m. at Schneeberger with burial Westlawn Cemetery. Visiting hours 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Martha Spring
Canton
E. F. Huston
Clarenboard
Cleveland Heights
Charles E. Spring
Enon Valley
Tuscarawas St E
Rites Slated for Orval Frank in Alliance
Orval Joseph Frank 21 of RD 2 Alliance died Friday when his truck collided head on with a tractor trailer on Route 62 three miles west of Alliance. Funeral services set for Sacred Heart of Mary Church Harrisburg Monday at 9:30 a.m. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by parents Maurice and Mrs Frank, five sisters Eileen Dugan Gertrude Drayer Christina Haltenbach Rosemary Clara, and five brothers Norbert Urban Gerald Ronald Warren. Body to church from Myers funeral home.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Orval Joseph Frank
RD 2 Alliance
Route
Alliance
Sacred Heart of Mary’s Catholic Church
Harrisburg
Retired Farmer John J Haidet Ends His Life in Shed
Alliance report states 73 year old John J Haidet of RD 2 Beesonrd used a 12 gauge shotgun in a shed behind his home Friday afternoon. Coroner ruled death a self inflicted act. Survived by wife Mary three daughters Ruth Eileen Rita La Croix and Herbert two sisters and a brother. Funeral rites at Sacred Heart of Harrisburg conducted by Rev Gallagher. Burial in church cemetery. Body at Cassiday Turkle funeral home with viewing after 2:30 PM.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
John J. Haidet
Beesonrd
Sheriff’s Office
E. C. Reno
Middlebranch
Harder
Modern Woodmen of America
Sacred Heart of Mary’s Catholic Church
Harrisburg
Mary
Ruth
Eileen
Rita LaCroix
Akron
Herbert
Sadie Huth
Canton
Lucy Bailey
Louisville
E. C
Death of Central Ohio Scout Executive Lester Bucher
Lester R. Bucher 59 longtime Boy Scout executive for the Central Ohio District died Friday at his Columbus home. He previously lived in Malvern and coached football at Coshocton High School. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Cora Bucher and widow Helen along with three daughters and a son. Services set for Monday at 2 30 p.m. at Schoedinger Funeral Home, 2542 W Broad St Columbus.
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Lester R. Bucher
Central
Ohio
Fairfax Ave
Columbus
Malvern
Cora Bucher
Helen
Bucher
Coshocton High School
Schoedinger Funeral Home
W. Broadst
Service schedule for several clients at multiple churches
Service schedule lists Monday masses and burials for Mrs. Joseph Toth, Russell Hoberdier, Lloyd T. Lookabaugh, Mrs. Richard Roelli, Mrs. Laura Hahn, and Mrs. Beatrice A. Wage. Details include church or parlor locations, times, and burial cemeteries, with viewing hours at McGowan and Gordon-Shaidnagle Hollinger funerals homes in Cuyahoga Falls and Massillon.
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Joseph Toth
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Ernest Smith
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Warren
Welch
Russell Hoberdier
Williams
Calvary Cemetery
Lloyd T. Lookabaugh
Reed
Westlawn
Richard Roelli
Laura Hahn
Deckman Funeral Home
Malvern
Bethlehem
Beatrice A. Wage
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger Funeral Home
Massillon
McGowan Funeral Home
Cuyahoga Falls
Gordon-Shaidnagle- Hollinger Funeral Home
Two Children Hurt When Hit by Cars in City
Two youngsters, Sherwood Shaw aged 6 and Phyllis J. Broyles aged 5, were injured after running from behind parked cars and colliding with moving vehicles in separate incidents on Warner Road SE and 10th Street SE. Shaw suffered a possible skull injury and hip bruises and was taken to Mercy Hospital. Broyles received facial cuts at Mercy Hospital. Police reported twelve accidents that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Shaw
Warner Rd SE
Anthony Salapack
RD 4
Mercy Hospital
Phyllis J. Broyles
10Th St SE
Gerald Mayle
Carnahan Ave NE
Kent Driver Held After Route 43 Crash Near City
Hart Gilbert Murray, 18, of Kent, was held for X ray after a crash on Route 43 eight miles north of the city at 4 a.m. He lost control of his machine and overturned on a curve. Passenger Richard W. Moledon, 22, suffered hand scratches. Both were taken to Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Murray
Kent
Sheriff’s Office
Richard W. Moledon
Mercy Hospital
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