Mayor Won’t Sign Fare Boost Until Strike Threat Ends
Mayor Thomas H. Nichols will not sign the three for a quarter bus fare ordinance until a wage agreement is reached with the Canton City Lines union. At a 6:30 special council meeting tonight the measure seeks to raise fares, with the union threatening a strike if no settlement by Saturday.
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Thomas H. Nichols
Max Phillips
A.F.L
Russell H. Mack
Canton City Lines, Inc
Phillips
Mack
Nichols
Myron G. van Nostran
George E. Hostetter
Ralph Finefrock
John J. Scanlon
Bus Company Union
Mr. Scanlon
Allan C. Sterling
Don R. Davis
Clarence A. Anderson
Mr. Finefrock
New Housing Controls Set For Thursday
The AP reports drastic government controls will require higher cash down payments and shorter payoff terms on new mortgages. Non veteran down payments rise to 10 to 50 percent with 20 year payoffs. veterans to 5 to 45 percent. Only houses under 7000 dollars may reach 25 year term. Prices may drop as builders compete and fewer buyers appear. Cyrus S. Ching named to head wage stabilization board as cotton export curbs tighten to curb inflation. Raymond E. Foley predicts price relief from reduced demand and cost competition.
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Washington
Truman
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation
New Wage Stabilization Board
Raymond E. Foley
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Civil Defense Meeting Set Here Nov 1 in Ohio
Ohio officials announced a civil defense conference at the St. Francis Hotel on November 1 with mayors, county commissioners, sheriffs, and defense leaders from 16 counties. Sessions run 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. speakers include Gen. Kreber, Dr. Warner, Col. Mingle, and Dr. Porterfield, with topics on local organization, police services, fire defense, health programs, and radiological defense.
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St. Francis Hotel
Ohio
State Defense Organization
Columbus
Leo M. Kreber
William E. Warner
Col
George Mingle
Highway Patrol
John D. Porterfield
Kreber
Dr. Warner
Kenneth Cooper
Col. Mingle
Charles R. Scott
Ohio Defense Corps
Cooper
Porterfield
Japan
A. B. Garrett
Eastern Air Defense Command
Lima
Civil Defense
Marion
Radiological Institute
Civil Defense Organization
Ohio State University
Truman Plans Personal Meet With MacArthur In Guam Conference
President Truman heads to St Louis then aims for a weekend meeting with General MacArthur likely in Guam to discuss the final phase of United Nations action in Korea and other Asia policy matters. Analysts expect talks to shape postwar strategy and domestic politics amid tensions with Formosa and troop levels.
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Truman
St. Louis
Far Pacific
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Independence
Washington National
Guam
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur
U.S
Far East
Pacific
White House
Hawaiian Islands
Hoover A F L Accepts 8 Cent Raise Pension at Hoover Co
The A F L Federal Labor Union at The Hoover Co North Canton plant ratified a contract by 96 percent, affecting about 1800 workers. It includes an 8 cent hourly raise, a $100 monthly pension after 25 years, life and accidental death policies, $20 sick benefits, and hospital and surgical coverage. Welfare provisions run five years, with wage talks reopenable once in years one and two.
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A.F.L
Hoover Co
North Canton
Logan O. Teagie, Jr
Teagle
General Says North Korean Foe Is Beaten
Tokyo dispatch reports fierce no surrender fighting as allied forces push toward Pyongyang. Maj. Gen. Hobart R. Gay says Red troops are doomed while Kim Il Sung calls for resistance. R.O.K. divisions advance from south and east within 100 miles of the capital. President Truman to meet Gen. MacArthur as front lines tighten.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
Hobart R. Gay
1St Cavalry Division
Gay
Cavalry
R.o.k.’S
Red Korea
Red
Kim Il- Sung
North Korea
Kim
R.O.K
R.O.K. 6Th
Kumhwa
Draft Boards Announce November Draft Induction Dates
Stark County boards released November induction totals totaling 212, up 26 from last month. Canton Board 109 schedules 82 inductees on November 1 13 and 24. Board 110 84 inductees on November 2 15 and 27. Board 111 46 inductees on November 3 and 16 at 220 Tuscarawas St E Canton. Army calls for 40,000 more draftees in December.
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Stark County
Selective Service
Columbus
Canton Board 109
Board 110
Board 111
Canton
Army and Air Forces
Tuscarawas St E
Army
Bliss Co. Welcomed into Canton's Industrial Circle
Representatives of Stark County manufactories welcomed E. W. Bliss Co. to Canton at a cordial acquaintance dinner hosted by the Canton Development Corp. Bliss executives L. C. Edgar R. Y. Moss and others were guests as Mayor Thomas H. Nichols extended Canton’s greeting.
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Stark County
E. W. Bliss Co
Canton
Bliss
Canton Development Corp
Canton Club
T. K. Harris
L. C. Edgar
R. Y. Moss
John J. Radigan
A. P. Brown
Visit Our New Wallpaper Bar Debuts Local Store
Decorators welcomed as a new wallpaper bar opens with a wide variety of patterns and reasonable prices. Sherwin Williams at 234 Cleveland promises help with decorating problems.
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Sherwin Williams
U. S. Steel Set For Pay Talks
Pittsburgh reports United States Steel Corp will open wage negotiations with the CIO United Steel Workers on October 16 in Pittsburgh. The talks involve major and minor firms as part of ongoing wage discussions. The union seeks a very healthy and substantial wage increase this fall.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
America
C.I.O. United Steel Workers
The
Steel Workers Union
How Many Are There Day by Day in Our Government
A clipped item questions how many communists and converted communists occupy high government posts, noting growing attention to suspected subversives. The brief ends with an ad for Timken Roller Bearing Company.
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Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad
Television brands urged for immediate installation at home
RCA Admiral Motorola Crosley Capehart Fada Raytheon sets featured for quick in-home setup at Home Furniture, 229 Market South.
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R.C.A
Admiral
Motorola
Crosley
Capehart
Fada
Raytheon Television
Ching Named As Chairman Of Wage Board
President Truman designated Cyrus S. Ching as chair of the new Wage Stabilization Board amid inflation measures. Ching will serve through the organizational period, likely until January, while the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service continues under James Greenwood, Clyde Mills, and Peter Seitz.
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Washington
Truman
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
James Greenwood
Clyde Mills
Peter Seitz
Ching
Big Controls
Alan Valentine
University of Rochester
Valentine
Emil Rieve
C.I.O. Textile Workers
Harry C. Bates
A.F.L. Bricklayers
Elmer Walker
Machinists
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Mr. Truman
Triangle Motive Blamed Youth Admits He Killed Medina Man
Medina County prosecutor says Gerald Killinger and Max Amerman confessed to a murder plot that left Harold Mast dead as he returned from an agriculture class. Killinger shot Mast from a rear porch light, while Amerman assisted by supplying the gun and planning the crime. The pair discussed alternate schemes in Chicago and Akron before settling on the ambush.
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William G. Batchelder Jr
Medina County
Gerald Killinger
Max Amerman
Harold E. Mast
Amerian
Medina
Rande
Mast
Germany
Young Killinger
Amerman
Killinger
Chicago
California
Sharon Center
Akron
Ing
Elsie Bitoni
San Antonio
Tex
Masts
Cleveland
Loudonville
Today's Repostory Poultry Advertises Cheap Springers
The message advertises Indian Run springers weighing 5 to 6 pounds offered at 39 cents. It also promotes heavy hens not Leghorns priced at 29 cents. Jack's Poultry at 846 Savannah NE announces free delivery to 68661.
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Jack’s Poultry
Savannah
Free
Bank deposits insured up to ten thousand by fed agency
A notice states deposits with Harter Bank are now insured up to ten thousand dollars by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The ad also promotes personalized Christmas calendar cards for personal and business use from Globe Printing Co with phone number 45218-ad.
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Harter Bank
Fed. Dep
Ins. Corp
Globe Printing Co
Name Imprinted Xmas Cards Ad From News Depot
Ad promotes name imprinted Christmas cards from News Depot featuring holiday stationery and personalized options. Tenant landlord Hdas. for Canton location at 100 N Market. contact details and ordering info implied.
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News Depot
Canton
Mkt
Campus Fire Set by Teacher at University of Michigan
A Latin teacher and former Michigan honor student, Robert H. Stacy, 30, of Towanda New York, confessed to starting the June 6 Haven Hall fire on the campus. Police linked him to a separate Montgomery Ward warehouse blaze and he underwent lie detector testing before admitting setting a map pile on Haven Hall’s second floor. Damages to Haven Hall were estimated at $618,000.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Haven Hall
University
Robert H. Stacy
Towanda
N. Y
Michigan
Stacy
Montgomery Ward
East Lansing
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