Parley On Bus Strike Set For Tuesday In Canton
Mayor Thomas H. Nichols and Federal Conciliator Horace C. Vokoun will lead talks with Canton City Lines negotiators and the AFL bus union Tuesday at 10:30 am to seek a settlement. A fare increase to three tokens for 25 cents was approved after a seven month dispute, despite the mayor’s veto threat.
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Canton
Thomas H. Nichols
Horace C. Vokoun
Canton City Lines
A.F.L. Bus Drivers Union
The
Union
Timken Union Begin Talks on Wage Contract
United Steel Workers and Timken Roller Bearing Co opened contract talks on a wage raise and economic proposals for more than 13,000 workers across Canton Columbus Zanesville Mt. Vernon and Wooster. I W Abel declined to discuss a 25 cent an hour demand while Timken reviews union proposals.
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C.I.0
United Steel Workers
Timken Roller Bearing Co
I. W. Abel
Timken
Abel
Canton
Columbus
Zanesville
Mt. Vernon
Wooster
Truman Appoints Red Control Board
President Truman named a five member Communist control board headed by Seth W. Richardson. Joining Richardson were Peter Campbell Brown Democrat. Charles M. Lafollette Republican. David J. Coddaire Republican. Dr. Kathryn McHale educator and psychologist from Logansport. Richardson chairs the loyalty review board.
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Washington
Truman
Communist Control Board
Seth W. Richardson
Richardson
Peter Campbell Brown
Brooklyn
Charles M. Lafollette
Indiana
Americans For Democratic Action
David J. Coddaire
Boston
Haverhill
Mass
Kathryn McHale
Logansport
Ind
Frank McHale
The Communist Threat to America Quotes FDR
Martin Dies recounts meeting General Levinsky who fled Stalin and warned of Soviet plans to infiltrate Balkans and build secret armies. Levinsky says OGPU could assassinate him in two days if he testified in Washington, and that Soviet spies are in embassies and industries worldwide.
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Martin
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Congressional
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Illinois
North American Newspaper Alliance
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Stalin
United States
Balkan States
Europe
Americas
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Congressman
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Politico Bureau
Soviet Intelligence
Soviet Union
Supreme Court Takes Up Case Of 11 High Reds
The Supreme Court agreed to review the New York conspiracy conviction of 11 top Communist leaders. Dec. 4 is set for arguments by Reds vs government, focusing on the 1940 Smith Act which makes it a crime to advocate or teach.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Reds
Reds Roundup of Top Alien Communists Underway
The Justice Department announced a roundup of top alien Communists in the United States, announcing 10 arrests as among the most important. About 86 persons were slated for prompt deportation.
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Washington
Justice Department
United States
High Court to Rule on Smith Act and Public Utility Strikes
The court agreed to decide if states may ban strikes by public utility workers and to review the Smith Act legality. Communist leaders were convicted in 1949 for overthrow by force. review limited to constitutional questions amid calls from the government for context in light of contemporary events. Justice Clark took no part in the appeal.
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Harold R. Medina
High Court
Justice Department
Department
Clark
Medina
U. S. District Court
New York
U. S. Circuit Court
C.I.O. United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union
Wisconsin
Amusements and Market Notes from the Fulton NW area
Amusements and comic listings appear alongside market notes and social items. The column highlights radio and television segments, sports briefs, and weather, with a farmers market schedule Tuesday and Friday mornings at 4th and Dryden. Apple House advertises fresh sweet cider at 25 cents per half.
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George Sokolsky
Apple House
Fulton
Allies 50 Miles From Goal 68 Yanks Die in Massacre
Survivors recount the Sunchon tunnel massacre near Sunchon North Korea where 68 American prisoners were killed by North Korean guards. Brigadier General Frank A. Allen led a jeep reconnaissance to verify the atrocity, aided by a South Korean guide, uncovering bodies along the railroad.
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North Korea
Sunchon Tunnel
Sunchon Railway
Here
Frank A. Allen
Cleveland
U.S
1St Cavalry Division
Allen
Pyongyang
Lundon
Maragon Jailed for Perjury Upheld by Appeals Court
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed the perjury conviction of John F Maragon once linked to White House aides. He was convicted last May for lying to Senate investigators about business with government agencies and bank accounts in San Antonio. The court ruled evidence supported perjury claims and found no trial error.
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U. S. Court of Appeals
John F. Maragon
White House
Harry Vaughan
Senate
San Antonio
Tex
Chicago
State Department
Maragon
Greece
Kansas City
Baltimore
Ohio
South Korean Troops Near Manchuria Advance to Border
South Korean forces surged within 50 miles of the Manchurian frontier as Red Korean remnants fled toward the mountains north of Kanggye. P.O.W. escapes and massacres were reported as UN troops expanded north, with 120,000 prisoners and 26,000 North Korean troops captured in 24 hours.
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Kanggye
Kim Il Sung
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Learn
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British Commonwealth
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Sukchon
Six Edwards Murder Trial Jurors Seated
Six jurors six to two women were seated tentatively in the first degree murder trial of James C Edwards 29 of 1465 Allen Ave SE in Common Pleas Judge George N Graham courtroom The case concerns the July 22 robbery slaying of Helen Teubner 64 at her Willetrave SE residence Prosecutor John Rosetti indicated the state will seek the death penalty and jurors who oppose capital punishment were excused to avoid bias The judge warned about false statements on capital punishment and noted a juror who earlier supported the death penalty now opposes it
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Allen Ave
Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Edwards
Helen Teubner
Willetrave SE
John Rosetti
Graham
Vishinsky Charges Truman Policy Based on Force
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky attacked President Truman's address and U.S. policy, accusing it of using force and anti Soviet rhetoric. He urged peaceful coexistence of capitalist and socialist systems and backed a Soviet peace plan tied to the Stockholm appeal while criticizing Acheson and Western diplomacy.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Truman
Hitler
Vishinsky
Russia
Stockholm
Soviet Union
Dean Acheson
United States
General Assembly
America
U.N
United Nations
60-Nation Committee
Big Five
Trygve Lie
Security Council
Truck Drivers Gain 15 Cent Wage Increase
The A F L Truck Drivers Local approves a 15 cent hourly raise for 150 drivers warehouse workers and helpers at retail furniture stores. Ten cents is retroactive to Sept 1 with five cents more effective Sept 1 next year. The union dropped free insurance demands in favor of the upcoming five cent increase. Driver salesmen at Sterling and Nickles bakeries will discuss a joint contract offer at the Onesta Hotel Wednesday at 8 p m.
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A.F.L
Tom Oakes
Sterling Bakery
Nickles Bakery
Onesta Hotel
Girl Defends Home as Intruder Flees After Screams
A 16 year old girl at Joyce Esber’s NW residence scared off a would be burglar Sunday night. The intruder fled after she screamed from a window when glass broke and a rug and rock were used to break a rear door. Police found telephone lines cut and no assault occurred. Nearby, Fred Nock’s home on Perkins Ave NW was entered the same time, with $76 and a $35 watch stolen. Capt. William D. Harrison indicated burglary, not molestation, was likely the intruder’s goal.
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Joyce Esber
McGregor Ave
Joyce
William D. Harrison
Fred Nock
Perkins
Nock
Esber
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News Depot ad promotes personalized name imprinted Christmas cards with fast ordering. Includes emphasis on quick turnaround and bulk options for businesses and families.
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Acting Korean capital leader chosen by UN forces
In Pyongyang a 12 member North Korean governing committee was installed under United Nations military auspices, ending a period without administrators since Kim Il Sung fled. Col Archibald W. Melchior chose a hotel keeper Lee Chong Han to help form a local government, with Maj. Gen. Milburn signing the proclamation. The city lacks newspapers and most residents seem unaware of the change.
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Korea
United Nations
Kim Il Sung
North
Archibald W. Melchior
Carmel
Calif
First Corps
Pyongyang
Frank. W. Milburn
United Nations Forces
Melchior
Lee Chong Han
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