East German Ballot Sets Stage for Sunday Vote
East Germany prepares for a nationwide election amid a single candidate slate. Observers expect near universal turnout as the Communist-led state promotes a show of hands with no real opposition. The United States calls the vote a sham while West Berlin residents face travel bans and East Berlin shifts to a voluntary election day duty.
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Berlin
East Germany
Germany
West Berlin
East Berlin
East
Soviet Zone
Christian Democratic Union
Liberal Democratic Party
Republic Office Group Vote Ordered by NLRB
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a collective bargaining election at Republic Steel Corp in Canton to decide if office and clerical workers want representation by the C I C United Steelworkers of America The vote excludes operators production staff plant engineering divisions and supervisors among others.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Canton
Republic Steel Corp
C.I.C. United Steelworkers of America
Metallurgical
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Cloudy with occasional rain possible today high near 60. Tonight 50s. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer with possible showers. Ohio outlook shows cloudy weekend with light rain mainly eastern and western areas. Temperatures range 60s by day, 50s by night. almanac data and nearby city readings included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International
Weatherman
A. S. Klemetsmo
North East
Associated Press
Akron
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Fair
Portraits to be presented at Mt Union College
Mount Union College will formally receive portraits of five presidents during its 104 year history on Saturday October 21 in the Mt Union Theater. The paintings by Robert McClure of Warren were donated by Arthur P. Rickard, Canton Engraving & Electrotype Co president. The display features Orville N. Hartshorn, Tamberlane P. Marsh, Albert B. Riker, William H. McMaster and others in two rows.
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Mt. Union College
Mt. Union Theater
Robert McClure
Warren
Arthur P. Rickard
Canton Engraving & Electrotype Co
Orville N. Hartshorn
Tamberlane P. Marsh
Albert B. Riker
Rhee Opposes Korea Election Plan At U N Session
In Seoul on October 14 AP reports President Syngman Rhee and his cabinet oppose a United Nations commission plan for general elections across Korea after North defeat. The plan, adopted at Lake Success by seven nations, would precede broad polls, though Rhee argues May 30 South Korea elections legally established the government and only North Korean opposition blocked full Korea-wide elections. The cabinet backed him, while U S sources also reportedly oppose unified elections, noting the South’s government was already formed. The plan envisions general elections following a period of military-imposed civil rule in the North.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations Commission
North
Syngman Rhee
Lake Success
N. Y
Rhee
U.N
South Korea
National Assembly For
North Korea
United States
U.N. Commission
Korean War Update On Frontline Movements And Breakthroughs
North Korean forces retreating toward Namchonjim as 1st Cavalry Division spearheads advance from Kumchon with British and Australian support. Allied air and artillery strikes pound Reds while Gen Gay praises the rapid Kumchon breakthrough. South Korean corps push from Wonsan toward Hamhung and Pyongyang with carrier cover.
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Kumchon
Namchonjim
1St Cavalry Division
Hanpo
Gay
1St Cavalry
Pusan
Korea
Wonsan
Hamhung
Pyongyang
Army borrows two Navy doctors for temporary service
Two inactive naval medical corps reservists are called to active duty with the army on loan from the Navy. Dr George Morris reports to Fort Sam Houston Texas October 25 and Dr Quintin DeBroz will report November 1. Both hold naval reserve rank lieutenant junior grade and will serve as first lieutenant with the army under a wartime loan agreement.
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Naval Medical Corps
Army
Navy
George Morris
16Th St NW
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Quintin DeBroz
Dartmouth Ave SW
Texas Post
Mercy Hospital
DeBroz
Aultman
Naval Reserve
General MacArthur aide cites Korea invasion warning
Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby said he advised Washington on March 10 of a report predicting a June invasion of South Korea by the People's Army. The invasion began June 25. He noted earlier dates predicting invasion in March and April and said five North Korean divisions had fought in China and provided veterans for the North Korean army.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Army Department
Washington
People’s
South Korea
Charles A. Willoughby
Associated Press
Willoughby
China
Name Left Off Sample Ballot Results in Suit
Judge D Deane McLaughlin scheduled a hearing for Tuesday at 9 a m on a motion for a temporary restraining order to stop Stark County Republican from printing or distributing a sample ballot omitting independent candidate Guy C Hiner who says he was harmed by the ballot and seeks to halt distribution. The suit names Ted Dunlap as Republican chairman and as an individual defendant.
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PLEAS
D. Deane McLaughlin
Stark County Republican Organization
Guy C. Hiner
AD 2
North Canton
Ted Dunlap
Republican Organization
California Record Heat Wave Blamed on Florida
Los Angeles on October 14 reported a record October heat of 104 degrees. Weatherman A. K. Showalter blamed a six day Florida air flow for the scorcher while Miami forecaster Grady Norton denied Florida heat, attributing it to desert air.
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California
Florida
Los Angeles
A. K. Showalter
Truman-MacArthur plan talks at Wake Island conference
President Truman and General MacArthur will meet at Wake Island to discuss policy toward Asia and world peace. They will issue a communique after the talks and outline plans for talks in San Francisco and the United Nations General Assembly.
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Asia
United States
Honolulu
MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
Far East
Hickam Field
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Wake Island
Mr. Truman
Wake
Police Seize Horseman Charge Drunken Driving
Newark police nabbed Harold Wilder, 47, after he raced a squad car for four blocks on his white stallion and crashed through a crowd of school children. He was placed on one year probation for drunken driving and forbidden to drive or ride his horse Jim for 30 days.
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Newark
N. J
Harold Wilder
Wilder
Jim
Berger Emerald Toe Store Reopens Under New Ownership
The Berger Emerald Toe store at 209 Market area reopened today after 30 years of haberdashery for women under new national ownership. It is restocked with its own brands of hosiery and inner and outer apparel and carries nationally advertised merchandise. Mrs. Crete Anderson serves as manager.
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Berger Emerald-Toe
Market Area
Crete Anderson
Television Schedule Notes and Program List
A fragmentary TV program lineup lists ad hoc shows and timings from 5:00 to 12:30 including Joe DiMaggio Wendy Barrie Hank McCune Pinky Lee Lone Ranger One Man's Family Saturday Revue Your Hit Parade Party Time News Red Feather Carroll Theater Roundup Time Polka Time Grid Highlights Week in Review Faye Emerson Ken Murray Frank Sinatra Sing It Again News Film Shorts Sat Jamboree Talent Winners Castles in the Air Beulah Rowley News Football Roundup Beat the Clock Country Style Paul Whiteman.
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Joe DiMaggio
Wendy Barrie
Hank McCune
Pinky Lee
Lone Ranger
Red Feather
Carroll Theater
Faye Emerson
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
WXEL
Castles In the Air
Beulah Rowley News
Paul Whiteman
Mrs Rose L Harsh 80 dies in Mercy Hospital Canton
Mrs Rose L Harsh age 80 of 4840 Cleveland Ave NW died early this morning at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. Native of New Harrisburg she lived 50 years in Alliance before moving to Canton in 1943. Widow of C E Harsh she belonged to Alliance First Presbyterian Church and was a charter member of the Eastern Star in Alliance. Survived by son Tom E Harsh three sisters and one granddaughter. Funeral Monday at 3 pm Schneeberger Funeral Home Alliance with burial in Alliance City Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Rose L. Harsh
Cleveland Ave
Mercy Hospital
New Harrisburg
Harsh
Alliance
Canton
C. E. Harsh
D. C
H. B. Haine
Daytona Beach
Fla
Nelle Elder
Schneeberger Funeral Home
John V. Stephenson Jr
Alliance City Cemetery
Obituary: Edwin W Stahl 75 Canton resident dies
Edwin W Stahl 75 of 1116 Tuscara died after five years of illness at Aultman Hospital. Born in Holmes County he lived in Canton 35 years and worked as a machinist at Hercules Motors Corp before illness ended his career. Survived by Mary Stahl widow daughter Armer Jordan sons Everett Stahl Lawrence Stahl three sisters four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services Monday 1 30 p m Arnold funeral home Rev P H Welshimer to officiate burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m.
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Edwin W. Stahl
Aultman Hospital
Mr. Stahl
Holmes County
Canton
Hercules Motors Corp
First Christian Church
Mary Stahl
Armer G. Jordan
Everett E. Stahl
Philadelphia
Lawrence Stahl
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Cicero Roger
Louisville
John Kendall
North Canton
Lydia Kaiser
Millersburg
Arnold Funeral Home
P. H. Welshimer
Forest Hill Cemetery
Death of Miss Libbie Guiley Past Greentown Resident at 87
Miss Libbie Alice Guiley daughter of George and Sophia Guiley longtime Greentown resident died Friday at her nephew Waldo L. Guiley's home 703 Harrison Ave SW She was 87 a Cairo School graduate and lifelong area resident.
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Libbie Alice Guiley
George and
Sophia Guiley
Greentown
Waldo L. Guiley
Harrison Ave
Cairo School
Miss Guiley
Canton in 1942 Memorial Service Notice
Canton obituary note states a church member of Middlebranch Church of the Brethren. Services will be Monday at 1 30 p.m. at Schneeberger funeral home conducted by Rev C H Wingert. Burial in Warstler Cemetery.
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Canton
Middlebranch
Church of the Brethren
Schneeberger Funeral
C. H. Wingert
Warstler Cemetery
Rand Ellsworth Rand Obituary
Ellsworth Rand age 46 of 3014 Ohio are NE died Friday night at Mercy Hospital. Survived by widow Mabel Rand two sons Paul Rand Canton and Carl Rand at home three sisters Ma bel Flory Sybil Paul and Mary Maxwell Canton two brothers John and Russell Rand Canton and a grandson. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Hug funeral home Navarre with Rev Wilmer Grumwald officiating. Burial Union Lawn Cemetery Navarre. Home Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7.
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Ellsworth Rand
Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Mabel Rand
Paul Rand
Canton
Carl Rand
The
the Home
Mabel Flory
Sybil Paul
Mary Maxwell
John
Russell Rand
Hug Funeral
Navarre
Wilmer Grumwald
Union Lawn Cemetery
Stull Elder Eldon Emerson Stull Dies at 70 in Alliance
Eldon E Stull 70 of 1017 Rexave NE died at Mercy Hospital at 3 25 am after a short illness He was born in Homeworth and had lived 22 years in Alliance A retired custodian member of Martin Luther Church Surviving: four daughters Mrs Donald Miller Alliance Mrs Herman Nagel Mrs Gerald Hetrick and Mrs Milton Murphy Canton one son Floyd Stull Glendale Calif three sisters Mrs Ella Miller Mrs Anna McLaughlin Mrs Eliza Myers Alliance two brothers Bert and Commodore Stull Alliance nine grandchildren Services Tuesday 2 pm at church Rev tto Fangmeyer will officiate Burial Paris Mausoleum Friends may call Cassaday Turkle Alliance Monday 7 9 pm
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Eldon Emerson Stull
Rexave
Mercy Hospital
Homeworth
Martin Luther Church
Donald Miller
Alliance
Herman Nagel
Gerald Hetrick
Milton Murphy
Canton
Floyd Stull
Glendale
Calif
Ella Miller
Anna McLaughlin
Eliza Myers
Bert
Commodore Stull
Tto Fangmeyer
Paris
Cassaday & Turkle Funeral Home
Death of William P. Young at 39 in Canton area
William P. Young 39 died Friday at his brother in law Emmett Biller’s home RD 3 Louisville after months with a heart ailment. A native of Pomeroy he lived in Canton four years with a 10 month return to Pomeroy during illness. He was a maintenance engineer for General Baking Co and a member of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church. He is survived by his Canton wife Irene, five brothers Harry Joseph Alfred Rodger and Robert Young of Pomeroy and one sister Mrs.
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William P. Young
Emmett Biller
RD 3
Louisville
Pomeroy
Mr. Young
Canton
General Baking Co
Young
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Irene Young
Harry
Joseph
Alfred
Rodger
Robert Young
Canton Story TV Review Notes Flawed Yet Noteworthy
Review of The Canton Story on ABC at Pulitzer Playhouse faults the drama for fictionalizing the 1926 Don Mellett murder. It praises Richard Carlson and Margaret Lindsay for solid performances while noting familiarity with real identifications and the implications of bootlegging crime tied to police. Elmer Davis questions urban crime dangers to viewers.
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Pulitzer Playhouse
ABC
Don Mellett
Hollywood
Pat McDermott
Mellett
Richard Carlson
Canton Daily News
Margaret Lindsay
James Cunningham Pomeroy Rites Set At Reed Funeral Home
James Cunningham also known as Pomeroy will lie in state Monday at 1 p.m. at Reed funeral home with Rev. Karl Koepke officiating. Burial follows at War Stellar Cemetery. Visitation hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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James Cunningham
Pomeroy
Reed Funeral Home
Karl Koepke
Warstler Cemetery
Mrs Adam Lauby Greentown Obituary Notice
Mrs Iva M Lauby 68 of Greentown died Thursday night en route to Aultman Hospital Canton after a heart attack. She belonged to East Liberty Evangelical and United Brethren Church Green Township Farm Bureau and is survived by husband Adam Lauby a daughter Martha Lauby of Portland Ore four sons Ralph Clyde Lauby Rev Howard Lauby and Rev Glenn Lauby three sisters a brother and seven grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Monday at the church with Rev E A Rothgeb burial Woods Cemetery Uniontown calls Myers funeral home Greentown tonight and Sunday after 2 30 p m.
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Greentown
Iva M. Lauby
Aultman Hospital
Canton
East Liberty Evangelical and United Bretheren Church
Green Township Farm Bureau
Adam Lauby
Martha Lauby
Portland
Ore
Ralph
Clyde Lauby
Uniontown
Howard Lauby
West Salem
Glenn Lauby
John King
Greensburg
F. A. Firestone
Fremont
Edith Willamb
Ray Beltz
Akron
E. A. Rothgeb
Woods Cemetery
Myers Funeral Home
Funeral services for Rufus C. Boggs in Waynesburg
Rufus C. Boggs ages 67 of Morgantown West Virginia died Thursday at his mother Mary C. Boggs home near Waynesburg. Services were to be held at 1 p.m. at Finefrock funeral home conducted by Rev. Norman Riedesel with burial in Sandy Valley. He is survived by seven children in Morgantown two sisters Vern Blake and Susan Murphy and three brothers Alva Boggs Harry Boggs and William Boggs.
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Waynesburg
Rufus C. Boggs
Morgantown
W. Va
Mary C. Boggs
Vern Blake
Susan Murphy
Alva Boggs
Massillon
Harry
William Boggs
Norman Riedesel
Sandy Valley Cemetery
Mrs Sara E Paulus Rites Set In New Philadelphia
Mrs Sara Elizabeth Paulus 87 of New Philadelphia died at 8 10 am Friday at Shady Rest Home after a three month illness. Born in Stone Creek she lived in New Philadelphia 36 years. Survived by two sons Charles and Clyde Paulus four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services 1 30 pm Sunday Kaserman Funeral Home New Philadelphia Rev James Fisher. Burial Evergreen Burial Park. Home today 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
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New Philadelphia
Sara Elizabeth Paulus
Shady Rest Home
Stone Creek
Charles
Clyde Paulus
Kaserman
James Fisher
Evergreen Burial Park
Miss Anna Dusenberry dies at 69 in Newcomerstown
Anna Elizabeth Dusenberry 69 of Newcomerstown died Friday at 2 30 p m at Coshocton Memorial Hospital She was born in Guernsey County and belonged to Bird's Run Methodist Church She is survived by a brother J W Dusenberry Services at 2 p m Monday Bonnell funeral home Newcomerstown Rev Raymond Lyons Burial Westlawn Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
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Newcomerstown
Anna Elizabeth Dusenberry
Coshocton Memorial Hospital
Guernsey County
Bird’s Run
J. W. Dusenberry
Bonnell Funeral Home
Raymond Lyons
Westlawn
Service Schedule for Local Obituaries and Funerals
Mrs Norman Chamlin services at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Shiloh Baptist Church Massillon with burial at Massillon Cemetery. John P Miller service at 3 p.m. Sunday at Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Alliance burial Alliance City Cemetery. Mrs Ann E Chambers funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Cassaday Turkle Alliance with Rev TM Goldner officiating. Friends may visit Cassaday Turkle Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Norman Chamlin
Shiloh Baptist Church
Massillon
Massillon Cemetery
John P. Miller
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Alliance
Burial Alliance City
Ann E. Chambers
Cassaday & Turkle Funeral Home
B. Goldner
Old Smoker Dublin Woman Reaches 102 Without Travel
Mrs. B. C. Gonigle of Malin Head County Donegal celebrated her 102nd birthday and noted she has never traveled by bus or train. She continues household duties and smokes twenty cigarets daily.
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Dublin
B. C. Gonigle
Malin Head
County Donegal
Unemployment Claims Rise in Canton Area
The Canton Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports a small rise in new claims to 104 last week from 95, while continued claims drop to 537 from 594. Ohio official Frank Collopy notes statewide rise due to Dayton plant shutdown and quarter start, but overall business activity not declining.
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Canton Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Office
B.U.C
Columbus
Frank J. Collopy
Ohio Bureau
Dayton
Ohio
Collopy
Injured Cat Sues Dog For 522 Dollars In Oakland
A cat sues a dog in Oakland Municipal Court for 522.50 dollars. Debert Capwell, dog owner, is accused of wilful and malicious harm after his hound attacked the cat. The cat, owned by Mildred Smith, allegedly can dance stand up and rap on the window for entry.
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Akland
Calif
Oakland Municipal
Debert Capwell
Mildred Smith
Pocket life saver mini inflatable device debut
A pocket sized life preserver has been manufactured for photographers and swimmers. It clips to clothing or swimwear and inflates instantly into a two foot waterwing when squeezed. The device is single use and cannot be renewed or reused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hours of Serving At Local Restaurant
Reservations suggested. Hours of serving listed: Tuesday through Saturday luncheon 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Dinner 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. Sunday and holiday dinners from 12:30 to 9:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comlex
Pontiac 1936 Four-Door For Sale
1936 Pontiac four door in good condition with a solid motor. Includes radio and heater. Call 6 5216 for details or to arrange inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
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Charles B. Ketcham
Mr. McMaster
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Okinawa
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Charles G. Ross
Laat
Don Shuston
Ie Age Ake
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Libbie A. Guiley
Television In Review
W. R. Academy
Canton South
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Dixieland Band News
Jerry Gray
WHBC
WTAM
WGAR
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Eddie LeMar
Black Magic
Larry Lesener
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Strikes & Spares Girls Corps
FBI
Bowling Champs Girls Corps
Ozzie & Harriet Welcome
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Comedy of Errors
Gene Autry
Hedda Hopper Upton Close
Hopalong Cassidy
Hedda Hopper
Dennis
Judy Canova
Grand Ole Opry
Tom Manning
Rogers
East Tuscarawas
Sara E. Paulus
Anna Dusenberry
Budweiser
Wews-Tv
Home Beverage Co
WAND
WAKR
Dallas F. Billington
Akron Baptist Temple
Stow, Ohio
Hudson
Stow
Overdale
Akron Exchange
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