Two U N Forces Race Toward Last Big Duel at Pyongyang
Tokyo dispatch reports Allied spearheads closing on Pyongyang as the U S 1st Cavalry Division and the South Korean 1st Division push through North Korea’s mountain backbone. Advances toward Sinmak Suan Namchonjom Kumchon signal a potential endgame as Red forces crumble amid fierce, sporadic resistance.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Manila
Sinmak
Suan
North Korea
U. S
Namchonjom
Kumchon
List
Sariwon
Republic of Korea
R.O.K
R.O
First Medical Draft To Seek 1 522 Doctors
The Defense Department aims to draft 1 522 doctors dentists and veterinarians by end of January from a pool of 5 000 to 10 000. Registrations cover those in retired WWII military training programs and those who deferred for medical training. Categories 1A 1A O and 4 E define who is drafted or deferred with emphasis on medical need and hardship.
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Washington
Defense Department
President Truman heads to San Francisco for key foreign policy address
Honolulu dispatch reports President Truman flying to report on his Wake Island meeting with Gen. MacArthur. He plans an 8 30 p.m. San Francisco address and aims to rally support for defense spending and Korea rehabilitation. Advisers say the pair got along well and the meeting yielded satisfactory results.
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Honolulu
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Wake Island
San Francisco
Canton
Gen. MacArthur
Far Pacific Island
Far East
United Nations Supreme
White House
Fairmont
Korea
United States
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Gen
2 More Area Men Wounded in Korea
Two area men were listed as wounded during the weekend, bringing the local totals to 71. S/Sgt. Paul Osco of Atwater was wounded Oct. 2 with the First Marine Division in Korea. a World War II veteran, he served four years in the Pacific and in the Marine Corps Reserve. Corp. Myron G. Wood, 20, of Ger many, told his mother his left leg was amputated after wounding. a former Timken Roller Bearing Co. employee, he enlisted last December and trained at Ft. Knox. he served with a tank company. Farmers Market notices follow.
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Paul Osco
Daniel Osco
Atwater. Corp
Myron G. Wood
Viola Galbraith
Germany
Osco
Korea
Pacific
Marine Corps Reserve
PoVoy Repository Amusements and News Clippings
The fragment lists PoVoy repository sections including Amusements Deaths Editorial Page and more, with references to George Sokolsky Markets and Financial Radio and Television Social News and Sports. It notes a Band Concert and Republican Rally in Canton with school mentions and a tonste ad fragment.
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George Sokolsky
N. Canton
Hi School
Punchboard Appeal To High Court Seeks Stay
Warfield Novelty Co of 3002 6th St SW filed a notice of appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after the Fifth District Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that Canton’s illegal punch board ordinance is invalid. Attorney M W Ross posted a $500 bond and will seek a stay of execution at Mt Vernon as the court weighs the case.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Canton
Warfield Novelty Co
6Th St
M. W. Ross
The
Novelty Company
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Ross
Mt. Vernon
C. B. McClintock
Charles W. Montgomery
Robert Putnam
Supreme Court
Chris Bango
Appeals
Name Imprinted Xmas Cards Order now. News Depot ad
Name imprinted Christmas cards promoted by News Depot urging readers to place orders now. The brief ad highlights customizable personalization and holiday season relevance with a direct call to action.
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News Depot
Bus Strike in Canton Halts Talks Await Conciliators
Anton's mass transit strike enters its second day as Canton City Lines and AFL Bus Drivers Local stand firm on a 25 cent hourly raise and the elimination of 15 minute turn in time pay. Mayor Nichols and conciliators remain uninvolved while union and company refuse to bargain.
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Anton
Canton City Lines
A.F.L
Thomas H. Nichols
Nichols
Max Phillips
Mack
Phillips
Canton
Marilyn Miller
Nanette Miller
16Th St
Liberal Republicans back Ike for president in Dewey boom
New York Oct 16 Liberal Republicans joined Governor Thomas E. Dewey in a surge to promote General Dwight D. Eisenhower for 1952. Dewey announced support without Eisenhower's prior consent while Eisenhower disavowed political ambitions and shown reluctance to engage in a buildup. President Truman in Honolulu commented only with a brief remark as White House aides doubted Ike would actively pursue a campaign.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas E., Dewey
Honolulu
Wake Island
Truman
Dewey
White House
Ike
Stassen Praises Dewey Support for Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen calls Governor Dewey's 1952 backing of General Eisenhower real statesmanship. The remark is seen as either approval of Dewey exiting the race or Stassen keeping himself as a future presidential possibility.
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Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Dewey
Gen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Dewey Drops From 1952 Presidential Field
Columbia University president Dewey says he is out of the GOP race for 1952 and doubts any return to presidential contention. Senator Morse in Alaska backs Dewey and says Eisenhower could win easily. Taft declines comment as national chairman Gabrielson emphasizes electing a candidate over selecting one.
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Eisenhower
Columbia University
Dewey
G.O P
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Anchorage
Alaska
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Earl Warren
California
Cincinnati
Salt Lake City
Guy Gabrielson
National Committee
Pan American Stratocruiser Forced to Gander Landing
Umstattd, president of Timken Roller Bearing Co, aboard a Pan American Boeing Stratocruiser en route from London to New York. Both starboard engines failed, first after 5.5 hours, second 2.5 hours later at 18,000 feet. Passengers, including Umstattd, donned Mae West life jackets as rescuers guided the crippled airliner to Gander Newfoundland. A relief flight ferried passengers to Idlewild.
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Umstattd
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Pan-American Airways
Gander
Newfoundland
London
New York
England
Mae West
Robert Lindsay
Huntington
L. I
New York International Airport
Idlewild
Vessel Sinks In Lake Erie Near Lorain
The John M McKerchey a 161 foot sandsucker sank in Lake Erie 2 1/2 miles northwest of Lorain Ohio early today Nineteen crewmen were rescued but Captain Horace Johnson 46 of Monroe Michigan was missing believed to have gone down with his ship The vessel carrying 700 tons of sand was owned by Kelley Island Lime and Transportation Co Coast Guard Chief William Thorrington led a two boat rescue crew reaching the stricken ship ten minutes after the distress signal Four crewmen were pulled from the cold water fourteen more were taken from a life boat launched from the McKerchey The sand sucker sprang a leak on the way into Lorain last night began taking on water and capsized about 15 minutes from port The ship left Lorain at 6 30 last night
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Lorain, O
John M. McKerchey
Lake Erie
Here
Horace Johnson
Monroe
Mich
McKerchey
Kelley Island Lime & Transportation Co
Cleveland
William Thorrington
Coast Guard
Lorain
Sandsucker
Carl Reardon
Salvation Army Building Sold to Mrs. Oda D. Clark
The county recorder reports the Salvation Army sold its former headquarters at 322 Walnut Ave SE to Mrs. Oda D. Clark of 1501 18th St NW for nominal $1. Raymond M. Schlabach, chair of the Salvation Army Board, confirmed the sale but offered no use or price details. The Army recently purchased the old YWCA at 420 Market Ave S and will share space there until the new Walnut and Sixth Street facility is ready.
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The
County Recorder’s Office
Salvation Army
Walnut Ave
Oda D. Clark
18Th St
Raymond M. Schlabach
Salvation Army Board
Clark
Y.W.C.A
Market Ave S
6Th St NE
East German Reds Win Vote By 12,088,745
East Germany announced a 12,088,745 to 51,187 victory for the Communist government in yesterday’s election with 98.44 percent of eligible voters voting and 15,643 invalid ballots. The Ministry of Interior reported no disturbances as authorities claimed near-total support for the national front.
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Reds
Berlin
East Germany
Karl Steinhoff
Communist “National Front
People’s Congress
Ministry of Interior
Steinhoff
Wilhelm Pieck
Moscow
Republic
Peoples
Three New Polio Cases Raise Stark Total to 37
Three new cases of infantile paralysis were reported this morning. The patients are Carl McCartney Jr., 18 months old, of RD 8, Canton, now at Children's Hospital in Akron. Lawrence Winkler of RD 4, Canton, now at Little Flower Hospital. and Kathleen Kilkenny, 17 months old, 1219 Washington Blvd, Louisville, now at Aultman Hospital. These cases raise Stark County's total for the year to 37.
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Carl McCartney Jr
Canton
Children’s Hospital
Akron
Lawrence Winkler
Little Flower Hospital
Kathleen Kilkenny
Washington Blvd
Louisville
Aultman
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