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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1950
Page
15
An open letter argues against Harold Stassen drafting policy toward Joe Stalin. The writer asserts only the President and Secretary of State may conduct foreign relations, condemning private citizen attempts. It criticizes bipartisan policy as muddy and notes shared blame for historic errors.
George E. Sokolsky decries Republican lack of consult in Chiang Kai-shek abandonment and argues the U S is effectively at war with Stalin over Korea. He questions GOP support for peace while warning of wartime costs and urges allowing Truman and Acheson to lead without Republican meddling.
Lady Reading, dowager Marchioness of Reading, arrives back in England after three weeks in the United States consulting with Washington officials on a U S civil defense program. She advocates a long term, inexpensive plan focusing on ordinary citizens training and straightforward measures as essential national insurance against atomic attack.
Inez Robb reports Lady Reading argues simple programs cut misunderstandings and that money should fund shelters rescue and firefighting gear. She notes the U S wood buildings and vast forests demand trained crews and equipment as a national priority. Civil defense is the fourth arm of defense and must endure as officials prepare for peaceful living.
Glenn Goss of McKinley High leads the Canton Recreational bowling eliminations aiming at the national match in Chicago in December. After 12 games he holds a 37 pin edge over Mike Domenico with totals of 2520 to 2483, as Hunt and Battista trail with strong showings and top scores including a 265 opening by Hunt.
The 25th Division’s operation from Masan to Kun san is hailed as a military classic. Led by Gen. Kean and Task Force Colvin, armored infantry blitzed Ha Jon and Chinju, overrunning Communist positions with Sherman and Pershing tanks. Lt. Col. Tee ters and Lt. John Hooks spearheaded a force that faced heavy fire, used air support, and captured key positions with minimal American casualties.
The column under Task Force Colvin moved 138 miles in 3 days to seize Nonsan on Kum River and isolate enemy forces south of the 36th parallel. A second column led by Lt. Col. John T. Corley followed, liberating 91 American POWs as it moved from Umyong toward Namwon and the coast.
In the American League Cleveland defeated New Haven 3 to 1 while Hershey beat Providence 6 to 3 and Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in overtime. Buffalo 8 Indianapolis 3. In the International League Toledo topped Detroit Hershey 4 to 2. Chatham won 8 to 1 over Detroit Auto Club. In the National League Toronto and Detroit drew 4 to 4 followed by a 3 to 2 win for New York over Chicago and a 2 to 1 Detroit victory over Montreal.
Massillon St Mary stays unbeaten with a 28 0 win over Massillon St Joseph while Canton St John moves into sole second after a 26 6 victory over Canton St Anthony and Canton St Paul defeats Canton St Peter 30 0. St Joseph trounces St Mary 26 6 in the other loop duel.
Reserved seats for the McKinley versus Steubenville Friday clash go on sale at the McKinley High School ticket office. Purchases must be completed by Thursday at 4 30 p.m. local time.
The United States Trotting Association expelled H. C. Wellwood of Mt Victoria Ohio after he failed to answer a summons about two registrations. Officials said a false age was submitted for Baron True a three year old and a false mating certificate for Edne Mae Direct by Hayfield Direct. Baron True age later corrected and Edne Mae Direct registration canceled.
Ernie Bulman of Paulding Ohio has been reappointed Ohio commissioner of the National Baseball Congress for 1951 with headquarters in Wichita Kansas. The NPC announced that the 16th annual Ohio tournament will be held at Kalida for the second straight year in 1951. The tournament is set to begin July 12.
In Akron on Tuesday night the Northeastern Ohio Bantamweight Football League wraps up its regular season with two games. St. Vincent meets the Central Flyers while Barberton Barons face West Hornets. Kenmore Gremlins clinched a share of the title with 26-6 win over East Corsairs yesterday.
New York, Oct 16 AP. Prospects for Ezzard Charles defending the heavyweight title against Bill Weinberg in Cincinnati on Nov 28 faced delays. The decision hinges on Cincinnati boxing commission approval, with a special meeting likely. Some commissioners oppose Weinberg due to a previous disqualification for alleged illegal punches.
King Ranch’s triple crown winner Assault, fit for a comeback, headed to California for a shot at rich purses. The horse bled at the mouth in his last race 15 months ago and was retired to stud before today’s trip, with Dr. J K Northway confirming the loading onto an express train bound for the West Coast.
Yankee Clipper Joe DiMaggio announces a tour of war areas in Tokyo and likely Korea with Lefty O'Doul to meet U S troops. He plans no baseball, focusing on informal bull sessions after bases visit.
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