Truman Meant 7,000,000 Armies Under Arms Says AP
The Associated Press reports that Truman’s remark about the Soviet Union and its satellites implying vast armed forces suggests about 7 million personnel are under arms across ground, air, and sea forces. Estimates detail 4,000,000 in Soviet and European puppet forces, 2.5–3 million in Red China, and 1,000,000 seasonal conscripts, with substantial air and naval capabilities and a growing submarine fleet.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Truman
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
European
Asia
Occident
Orient
San Francisco
Europe
Russia
Red China
United Nations
N.E.V.D
Jane’s Fighting Ships
Red Navy
Jane’s
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Red Army
Electrical Engineers Hear Talk on Lightning
Electrical engineers attended a talk on lightning topics covering practical protection methods and safety practices. The session highlighted recent research developments and equipment standards.
Lightning protection talk features long feeder line risk
T. J. Bliss of Westinghouse Electric Corp told 47 members of the Canton section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers that a 250-foot feeder line to an industrial plant or large commercial building is struck on average only once in 40 years. He spoke on Lightning Protection of Cable-Connected Transformers at a Avalon restaurant meeting at 900 Market Ave N.
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Canton
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
T. J. Bliss
Westinghouse’ Electric Corp
East Pittsburgh
Mr. Bliss
Avalon
Market Ave N
Ohio Plans Pollution Survey Of Muskingum River
S. M. Strine district engineer of the Ohio Department of Health told Kiwanis Club members the state is starting a stream pollution survey of the Muskingum River and its tributaries. He noted two completed surveys on the Maumee and Miami rivers with four to five hundred samples collected. A film titled Clear Waters on pollution was shown after the speech. Earlier L. L. Taylor urged voting for the Molly Stark operating levy.
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Muskingum River
S. M. Strine
Ohio Department of Health
Kiwanis Club
Belden Hotel
Maumee
Miami
L. L. Taylor
Stark County TB Association
Molly Stark
Family in Service From Springfield Names Three Shepherd Brothers
The Shep herd family of Springfield has three brothers in the fighting services. Roger Shepherd joined the navy, Joseph joined the air corps, and John serves in the marines. The brothers are in their teens amid wartime effort.
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Springfield
Sam
Shepherd
Roger Shepherd
Navy
Joseph
Air Corps
John
Marines
Verdict Expected In Alliance Morals Case
A seven woman five man jury planned to begin deliberations on Robert D. Austin’s sodomy charge in Judge George N. Graham’s Alliance court. The 45 year old denied the alleged relations with a 17 year old Alliance High School junior. the crime was said to occur last April in the G A R club rooms at Alliance city hall.
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Robert D. Austin
S. McKinley Ave
Alliance
George N. Graham
Austin
Alliance High School
G.A.R
Alliance City Hall
Judge McCarroll Addresses Socialism in Britain Talk
Municipal Court Judge D L McCarroll addressed 26 Stark County Personnel Association members and guests at Yants Cottage Tuesday night after a trip to Great Britain. He spoke on the effects of socialism observed there during the dinner meeting.
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McCarroll
D. L. McCarroll
Great Britain
Stark County Personnel Association
Yant’s Cottage
Publicizing Pittsburgh Communist documents by House panel
The House un American Activities Committee will publish about 20 Communist party documents seized in a Pittsburgh police raid. The materials reportedly cover Soviet Korea policy and party leaders nationwide, while Steve Nelson faces contempt charges after refusing to answer questions.
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Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Pittsburgh
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
House
FBI
United States
Korea
House Committee
Nelson
Theee
Congress
U. S
Traffic Arrests Highlight Monday Police Actions
Police arrested motorists including Fred L. Oglesby for no driver’s permit after a minor crash with Chester Dobzinski, and charged Robert D. LeMay with reckless driving after a wide turn on Cherry ave. Lawrence L. Helman faced speeding on 19th st NE, Alfred A. Miller received a summons for ignoring a signal. State patrol booked Charles I. Davies after Canton Massillon rd stop. Several others received signal light or stop sign summonses.
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Fred L. Oglesby
10Th St SE
Chester Dobzinski
Tuscarawas St
Robert D. LeMay
Charles I. Davies
2Nd St
Canton-Massillon
William D. Blaul
Amberland
Robert Ramseyer
Hanoverton
Bert B. Metz
Hartford Ave
Alexander Cucerzan
Navarre Rd
Raymond Gowing
Columbus Ave NW
Delia Ankron
E. Broadst
Eisenhower Draft Gains Edge With GOP State Chairs
A United Press survey finds about half of Republican state chairmen would back Dwight D. Eisenhower for 1952. Most chairmen deem him a great national leader and many predict cross party support in the South and New England, though a few say it is too early to comment.
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York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ress
Eisenhower
Gen
Missouri
William E. Byers
South
Henry Zweifel
Texas
North Carolina
James Baley Jr
New England
Maine
Ralph C. Masterman
G.O.P
New Hampshire
Richard F. Cooper
State
Daniel Tyler Jr
Massachusetts
Kansas
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Earl Warren
California
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
South Dakota
Wayside House Frid ay Movie Comedy Show
John Henry will present a half hour of comedy films Friday at 6 30 p m in Wayside Community House Admission is by blue membership card The International Missionary Society executive board will hold a box luncheon on Monday Oct 30 Halloween parties are planned for groups and the kindergarten birthday party is set for Thursday morning The Golden Age group meets Thursday at 1 pm Girl Scouts meet Thursday at 3 30 pm with new leader Miss Mary Cline
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John Henry
Wayside Community House
The
International Missionary Society
Golden Age Group
Mary Cline
Israel To Organize An Interim Regime
In Jerusalem on October 18 AP reports Israeli leaders must form a caretaker government while elections are arranged after the Knesset voted to dissolve and call new polls. Ben-Gurion’s bid to keep eight cabinet members failed 57 to 43 with Mapai backing.
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Jerusalem
Knesset
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Labor
Ben
Gurion Stays Until New Cabinet Formed
Gurion and colleagues will remain in office until the new cabinet is formed but he told Knesset he cannot head a cabinet lacking parliamentary confidence.
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Gurion
Knesset
Sheet & Tube To Spend 9 Million on Changes
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co announces plans to spend 8 to 9 million dollars on plant improvements in Youngstown. The projects include changes to an electric weld pipe mill at Mosier and installation of new cranes and larger ladles at the Campbell works open hearth plant.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Mosier
Campbell Works
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