Unions Must Pay Hamilton Foundry 37500 Damages
A district court jury awarded Hamilton Foundry and Machine Co. 37500 in Taft Hartley breach of contract damages against the AFL International Molders and Foundry Workers of North America and Local 68 after a 1949 strike. The suit claimed a verbal or signed contract existed and was breached when workers walked off until three days of back-to-work, with dispute over union ballot approval and signatures.
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Cincinnati
A.F.L. International Union and
Hamilton, O
Hamilton Foundry & Machine Co
A.F.L. International Molders and Foundry Workers of North America
Local 68
John H. Druffel
International Union
Truman-MacArthur meet in Wake Island talks on Asia peace
President Truman winged to Wake Island for a historic first meeting with Gen. Douglas MacArthur. They will discuss the Red menace in Asia and world peace as the two leaders meet on the coral reef fortress once defended by Marines.
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Hickam Field
Honolulu
Gen. MacArthur
Truman
Arthur W. Radford
Ingram Stainback
Hawaii
Wake Island
Douglas MacArthur
Asia
Canton
Independence
MacArthur
United Nations
mid-Pacific
Tokyo
John J. Muccio
U.S
Korea
Stark Schools To Gain 30 000 Pupils by 1964
Final figures from Stark and Wayne counties show enrollment rising sharply through the 1950s into 1965. Stark County public school enrollment is projected to climb from 47 064 in 1950 to 177 810 in 1965, with the largest gains in the last six grades. Wayne County enrollment is expected to rise 75 percent by 1965, with 89 percent gains in grades 7 9 and 87 percent in 10 12.
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Canton Area
Stark County
Wayne County
Roland B. Thompson
Ohio State University
Ohio Citizens Commission For the Public Schools
General Assembly
Ohio
Holmes
Columbiana
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Stark
Wayne Counties
Thompson
Ohio Citizens’ Commission For the Public
North High St
Columbus
Battle near Pyongyang traps 20000 Reds in Kumchon region
U S troops seized Kumchon in southeastern approaches to Pyongyang in a major battle. The 1st Cavalry Division trapped roughly 20,000 Reds with tanks knocked out, while carrier planes attacked Red positions. Gen. Gay said the trap closed and escape routes were limited as MacArthur and Truman prepared for talks.
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U.S
Tokyo
Kumchon
Pyongyang
Korea
Soviet Siberia
U. S
1St Cavalry Division
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Wake Island
United Nations
U. N
Asia
MacArthur
Wake
Hobart
City Employees Study Demands For Pay And Hours
Canton Local United Public Workers of America plans a meeting Tuesday to set negotiating policy with city officials over a potential 40 hour week, replaces 48 hours, and possibly 48 hours pay for 40 hours. The union seeks guaranteed 40 hours, better sanitary facilities, showers at city barns, planned vacations, and wage discussions for 212 hourly workers across street, paint and post, garbage and water departments.
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Canton
United Public Workers of America
Thomas H. Nichols
Walter W. Wagner
Wagner
No Progress Reported in Negotiations
Canton City Lines and the A F L Bus Drivers Local reported no progress in wage and working condition talks as the contract nears expiration with about 150 workers facing a Sunday strike. Negotiations resumed at 1 30 p m and may continue after noon. a reliable source said only a few issues remain before an agreement.
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Canton City Lines, Inc
A.F.L
Russell Mack
Max Phillips
Phillips
Tuscarawas St W
Akron Motorist Bound To Jury in Fatal Crash
Julius McMannis 26 of 255 Kenmore Blvd Akron pleaded innocent to a second degree manslaughter charge over the Oct 7 death of 75 year old Mrs Elva Young of Uniontown. He was bound to the grand jury by Municipal Judge Gordon J Burris in Traffic Court. McMannis was fined 25 dollars and costs for failing to yield the right of way and 10 dollars and costs on a no permit charge after deputies reported the crash involving a machine driven by Walter Lauby of Uniontown.
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Julius McMannis
Kenmore Blvd
Akron
Elva Young
Uniontown
Gordon J. Burris
McMannis
Walter Lauby
Bank deposits insured up to ten thousand dollars
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation now covers deposits at Harter Bank up to ten thousand dollars per account. The insurer protection applies to all standard accounts, providing a safety cushion for customers amid evolving banking safeguards.
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Harter Bank
Fed. Dep
Ins. Corp
Half of Brain Cut Out Girl Leads Normal Life
An 11-year-old girl, Rose Carol Reinhart of Killbuck, has nearly recovered after half her brain was removed to treat a tumor. Dr. Louis J. Karnosh reported the operation and progress at the Cleveland Clinic, noting a slight limp and slow finger movement yet the girl attends school and leads a cheerful, normal life. The operation was performed by Drs. James W. Gardner and C. C. McClure Jr.
B'nai B'rith event at Center with dance and roast
A B'nai B'rith square dance and wiener roast is held at Center today, not at Park. The notice lists chrysanthemums for sale with 4,000 plants in 70 varieties and mentions Clyde Haynam 6 miles north of Minerva, Rt. 80, plus RCA, Admiral, Motorola, Crosley, Capehart, Fada, Raytheon and immediate installation. Also references Home Furniture ad at 229 Market Street South and tenant-landlord notices for Canton at 100 N Market.
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Clyde Haynam
Minerva
R.C.A
Admiral
Motorola
Crosley
Capehart
Fada
Raytheon
Nationalist Guerrillas Attack Reds in South China
Chinese Nationalists directed their guerrilla forces to strike Red troops in Kwangsi and Kwangtung to hinder Communist aid to Ho Chi Minh’s rebels in Indochina, per an official source from Formosa on October 14.
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Taipei
Formosa
Kwangsi
Kwangtung
South China
Ho Chi-minh
Indo-China
Fall Festival in Xavier Hall Malvern Tonight
Xavier Hall hosts a Fall Festival in Malvern from 6 to 12 p.m. with the Fairmount Children's Home Band performing 6 to 9 p.m. Admission is noted on the event flyer.
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Xavier Hall
Malvern
Fairmount
Cider Apples 50 and 60 Cents Per Bit Cooper Orchards
A brief orchard notice states Cooper Orchards, five miles south of Magnolia, offers cider apples priced at 50 and 60 cents per bushel.
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Cooper Orchards
Magnolia
British Make 2 Commando Raids in Korea
Two British commando raids on North Korea's East Coast near the Siberian border were disclosed. Royal Marines destroyed two bridges and a tunnel on Oct 7 and 8, landing from two U S destroyers with U S naval support. One group cut rail and power lines while subduing civilians without firing a shot.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Siberian
C. T. Joy
Far East
U. S
Kyongsong
Chongjin
Songjin
U. S. Navy
E. P. Smith
H. A. Bass
Wantuck
Tighter credit rules extend to cars and appliances
The Federal Reserve Board tightened installment credit Monday for autos furniture television sets and other major appliances including items up to 50 dollars. Payoff limits drop to 15 months down payments rise to 25 percent on some items and monthly payments increase significantly in a bid to curb inflation and conserve materials for defense.
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Ashington
Federal Reserve Board
Polio Claims Stark County Woman and Boy in Aultman Hospital
Mrs. Marian Deetz Spiker of North Canton dies in Aultman Hospital at 31 from bulbar polio five days after admission. Robert Miller, 7, of RD 1 Uniontown, dies earlier this week of bulbar polio in the same hospital. Spiker leaves husband Ralph E. Spiker and four children. services set for Sunday at Spiker funeral home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery Smithville.
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Stark County
Aultman Hospital
Marian Deetz Spiker
Robert Miller
Uniontown
Spiker
Ralph E. Spiker
West Maplest
North Canton
Spiker Products Co
Wadsworth
Hoover Co
Esther Deetz
Tommie
Billie
Susan
Rebecca
Frances Wilson
Nancy Weidman
Richard Weidman
Paul R. Daneker
North Canton Zion Lutheran Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Smithville
Train Crashes Stalled Car At Maryland Crossing
ALTER W Singleterry 28 of 1211 2nd st SE and passenger Wilma Dickson of 1022 Thompson SE fled a stalled 1940 Buick as a Pennsylvania Railroad train plowed into it at the Maryland ave SW crossing. They escaped seconds before impact. Singleterry was later arrested on an intoxication charge.
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Alter W. Singleterry
2Nd St
Wilma Dickson
Thompson
Maryland Ave SW
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Maryland Ave
Singleterry
Apples Cider Downes Orchards Xmas Cards Ad
Local flyer advertises apples and cider from Downes Orchards in Magnolia with a Magnolia ad style featuring Nameroene Christmas cards for order. Includes shop prompts and contact cues for seasonal gifts.
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Nameroene Xmas
News Depot
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Hamilton
Foundry Company
Taft
Wayne
38Th Parallel
Seoul
Bulletin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Brotherhood
Indianapolis
Ind
Mkt
Barr Dairy
Martindale Rd
We del
Canton Comptometer School
Maury L. Nee
Washington, D.C
Reserve Board
Thomas B. McCabe
R.e.spiker
N. Canton
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