Poles Reject West German Border Protest
The Polish military mission in Berlin rejected West Germany’s protest against the Oder-Neisse border pact with Poland and East Germany. Bonn argued changes require a peace treaty, while Poles said the issue is none of Bonn’s business. West Berlin rallies and political moves followed as McCloy warned of more Allied troops and expansion of West Germany’s overseas representation was planned.
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Berlin
West Germany
Poland
East Germany
United States
Britain
Russia
Yalta
Oder-Neisse Line
Konrad Adenauer
Czechoslovakia
Bonn
Hubert Meller
Meller
Ernst Reuter
West Berlin
Democratic Republic
Germany
Socialist Party
Dortmund
Frankfurt
John J. McCloy
McCloy
London
Paris
New York
Ohio State University names editors for agricultural service
Columbus Oct 9 Ohio State University announces Francis C Byrnes as editor of the agricultural extension service and the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Byrnes has served as assistant agricultural editor for two years. Dean H Mayberry is named assistant editor, previously with the Illinois Agricultural Extension Service last year.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Francis Co. Byrnes
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Byrnes
Dean H. Mayberry
Illinois Agricultural Extension Service
Weather Report Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Cloudy and cooler tonight with a low around 45 degrees. Tuesday will be fair and slightly warmer in the afternoon. Rain fell yesterday at many Ohio points, Dayton's 2 inches and Findlay 1.72, while Cleveland and Youngstown reported none. Readings at 11 A.M. show unsteady barometer and light winds. Almanac data lists sunrise and sunset times and moonrise.
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Canton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
OHTO
International
Ohio
C. G. Andrus
Andrus
Dayton
Findlay
Cleveland
Youngstown
Associated Press
Arizona
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Traffic Wrecks and Fatalities In Local Crashes
A two vehicle collision at Route 241 ended with the destruction of a 1950 Plymouth and injuries to four including Mr and Mrs Lauby and Mr and Mrs Young who were returning from a Jackson grange meeting. McMannis faces possible manslaughter charges as investigation continues. Mrs Young of Uniontown, longtime church and community worker, would have celebrated her 56th wedding anniversary this week. Her body rests at Myers funeral home in Greentown. Separately, Mr Palicka died after being struck on Route 43 near Food City Drive In. he was an employee of Republic Steel and a native of Cleveland. Mr Hudson, another Orrville High athlete, died four hours after a crash on Route 30 near Route 93. he worked at Quality Casting Co and was active in church. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at Orrville Baptist Church with burial in Orrville Cemetery.
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Route 241
Mr. Lauby
Lauby
Mrs. Young
Jackson Grange
McMannis
Canton
Harry W. Grossglaus
Young
Uniontown
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Missionary and Ladies Aid Society
Isabella Club
Lake Grange
MR. Palicka
Mercy Hospital
Charles A. Gaul
RD 1
Waynesburg
Food City
Route
Palicka
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Bosela
Jacobs- Waltner Funeral Home
MR. Hudson
Stark
Claborn Scott
S. Walnut St
Orrville
Scott
Hudson
Massillon City Hospital
The
Quality Casting Co
Baptist Church
Malvina Hudson
Donald
Charles
Massillon
John Howard
William Toles
W. P. Freeman
Orrville Cemetery
McIntyre Funeral Home
Two Injured in Back-to-Back City Crashes
Two men, Ralph Morrison age 22 of 1953 Villagerd SE and Forrest Bolin age 38 of 720 Market ave S, were injured in a midnight crash on Sherrick rd SE. A sheriff patrol car transporting one of the injured, escorting an ambulance for the other, then collided in a separate three car crash at Cherry ave and Tuscarawas st E.
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Sherrick Rd SE
Cherry Ave
Tuscarawas St E
Ralph Morrison
Villagerd SE
Forrest Bolin
Market Ave S
Trumbull CIO Denies Interfering With Taft Backer
In Warren on Oct 9 AP report, Trumbull County CIO council rejects claims of pressuring treasurer Otto Lyman who resigned to back Senator Taft. Council president Henry Dively defends members while warning against charter violations and federal action. Lyman says he quit council but stays with CIO.
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Lyman
Taft
C.I.0
Lymphan
Council
C.I.C. Council
United States
C.I.O
American Workman
Buddy System Puts Koreans In U S Army
South Korean volunteers integrated into American units under the buddy system in Korea. Names posed early issues, now cada buddy assigns a nickname on helmets. System began with the 7th Division, aiding language, food, clothing, and customs adaptation. Koreans adopt American rations, beer, cigars, and candies. both sides share slang and pride in rifle handling and teamwork.
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Tokyo
Bobo
Moe
Casey
Alabam
U. S. Army
Kims
Lees
Smiths
7Th Division
U. S
7Th Infantry Division
Austrian pianist barred from America over new security act
Friedrich Gulda, 20, an Austrian pianist, is detained at Ellis Island under the new internal security act of Sept 23. Immigration officials cite his early Hitler Youth membership, while authorities await a ruling from the attorney general. The case prompts questions about detentions of Italian passengers aboard the Vulcania and features pleas from Sol Hurok and Austrian officials.
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New York
Friedrich Gulda
Ellis Island
Gulda
Hitler Youth Organization
Truman
America
Edward J. Shaughnessy
Vulcania
Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
Mussolini
Guilda
Europe
South America
Carnegie Hall
State Department
Hitler Group
Shaughnessy
J. Howard McGrath
Sol Hurok
Herbert H. Lehman
Eric Leitner
Car Crash on Sherrick Road Injures Two Officers
Bolin sustained a possible skull fracture and multiple injuries after a car skid on a curve near Belden Avenue crashed into a fence and pole at 2062 Sherrick Road. Morrison, the driver, suffered back and shoulder injuries and was escorted to Mercy Hospital with Deputy Ivan Ray. The patrol car was struck by Willie Suggs at Cherry Avenue and Tuscara. another vehicle hit Earl Rowland’s car. Morrison released after first aid. Bolin admitted in good condition. investigators probing the second accident.
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Belden Ave
Sherrick Rd
Bolin
Morrison
Ivan Ray
Ray
Cherry Ave
Tuscara
St E
Willie Suggs
Robins Ct SE
Earl H. Rowland
Mercy Hospital
Service awards and overseas assignments of Marines and air officers
Citations and battles listed show Capt Schiltz receiving the Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Distinguished Flying Cross with oak leaves Air Medal. They note his posting at Tyndall Air Base Florida and arrival in Japan August 20 assigned to the Fifth Air Force. Sgt Applegate joined the Marines February 1943 with no further injury details provided. Sgt Mullen, wounded left shoulder September 28, is a World War II Marine veteran recalled as a reservist August 7, trained in California and went overseas August 27.
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Japan
Korea
Tyndall
Air Base
Fla
Schiltz
Fifth Air Force
Applegate
Mullen
California
South Korean Forces Carry Out Three-Pronged Wonsan Drive
South Korea launched a three pronged attack on Wonsan and its environs after a swift East Coast thrust. Forces moved along the coastal road, the left flank, and from Anbyon toward the city, fighting light resistance and reaching within range of Wonsan air base. Reports describe tanks spotted near Namchai River and the capture of a truck mounted search light unit. Southwest of Wonsan, the Capital Division reportedly seized seven enemy tanks.
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Wonsan
Anbyon
Jorden
R.O.K
Namchai
Hupkok
Namchai River
Capital Division
Canton Legion Band Heads to National Convention
Members of Canton's American Legion Post 44 join the Kent American Legion band for the national convention in Los Angeles California where they will perform in the contest.
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Canton
American Legion Post 44
Legion
Los Angeles
Calif
Kent American Legion
High Court Divides Over Taylor Case Review
The high tribunal split 7 to 2 as Justices Black and Douglas favored a review of Taylor ham case. The court also declined to reconsider Texas admissions for a Negro student at the all white University of Texas law school. Price Daniel, Texas attorney general, sought reconsideration claiming the court acted without obtaining actual facts.
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38Th Parallel
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Seoul
38Th
North Korea
Agricultural Service
Weather Report
C.I
Trumbull
U.S. Army
Charles Bailey
Birmingham
Ala
Republic of Korea
Winter Haven
William E. Horton
Taylor
Ned
Ness Man
Boy Scouts
Y.M.C.A
Longs
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