U.S. Fast-Tracks Dreuth Aid for Tito Stand
The United States aims to launch a relief food program for Yugoslavia to bolster Marshal Tito amid Cominform pressure. Officials seek 30 million dollars as the first installment, though Yugoslavia requested 105 million. Diplomats warn Tito’s regime faces new pressure as the West races to avert possible collapse through rapid aid. Congress slated a multimillion dollar full program when back in late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Prague
Tito
Europe
Moscow
Congress
Trial Sees Jury Selection Extend Into Tuesday Morning
The defense and prosecution each hold six peremptory challenges after seating 12 jurors with a possible 13th for emergency service. Opening statements and a visit to the crime scene push testimony into Tuesday afternoon. Edwards, defended by Hart Jr. and Ross, faces charges for entering the Teubner home, fatally beating her, and stealing valuables and a small safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Edwards
William L. Hart Jr
M. W. Ross
Teubner
Threats, Testimony, and Treachery in U S Politics
The speaker recounts whistleblower testimony about Soviet influence in the U S government, threats to witnesses, and alleged Communist infiltration across agencies. He details investigations, a secretary of state, and pressure from President Roosevelt, arguing for release of secret agreements with Stalin and accountability for officials aided by Moscow.
Supreme Court review on labor law clash over arbitration
The High Court slows enforcement of a labor law that requires arbitration for disputes. The union sought a permanent injunction and declaration of invalidity in state courts, which were dismissed as the law stood. The federal suit in Milwaukee was also dismissed before the Supreme Court appeal arguing constitutional conflict with the National Labor Relations Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
U. S. District Court
Milwaukee
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Act
Quaker Teacher Upheld In Draft Conscientious Objection Case
A 4 to 4 tie vote upheld an 18 month prison term for Larry Gara 28 dean of men at Bluffton College Mennonite school Bluffton Ohio who urged student Charles Rickert 23 to stand firm as a conscientious objector Rickert refused to provide full details or sign his draft card Justice Clark did not participate with no opinions issued.
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Justice Clark
Larry Gara
Bluffton College
Bluffton, O
Charles Rickert
Hope for 25 On Ship Fades
ST JOHN S Newfoundland Oct 23 AP little hope was held today for 25 persons believed aboard the former Canadian freighter North Voyageur feared to have gone down 60 miles off Argentia. The Marconi radio said all ships abandoned search after the distress call. Four vessels and a US base plane without sighting any trace left search and the fate of those aboard remains unknown. The freighter, 1104 tons, was owned by Clarke Steamship Co Montreal sold to Bonicas Brothers Greece and sailing under Honduran registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
Newfoundland
North Voyageur
Argentia
Marconi
United States
Clarke Steamship Co
Montreal
Bonicas Brothers
Bus Union Wage Talks Drag Over Limited Offer
The union could not be assured of its demand clarity as talks stalled over wage offers. Its best so far is seven cents an hour now plus three cents next October, with the union trimming its 25-cent demand to 20 cents. It has shown no movement toward further cuts. Major hurdles include a guaranteed eight-hour day, a 48-hour work week, 15-minute daily turn-in time pay after runs, and six paid holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molotov
United States
Democratic Party
Washington
Weather Outlook for Canton and Nearby Areas
Weather forecast from U S Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport calls for cloudy and cool conditions this afternoon, then partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows near 40 to 45. Tuesday should be mostly cloudy and cool with highs around 55 to 60. Ohio forecast notes occasional rain in the east, with highs 62 to 70 across the state. TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE list shows varied readings and conditions across major cities.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
C. G. Andrus
Chesapeake
Columbus
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Chicago
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Schiller Seeks Court Bench After Campaign Theft
Republican candidate Sidney B. Schiller alleges a Democrat stole his car containing his campaign literature. He claims 500 posters 2,000 auto stickers and 20,000 throwaway cards were lost, accusing an underhanded opponent.
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Chicago
Sidney B. Schiller
Municipal Court Bench
Pyongyang forms amateur government under UN aid
Acting mayor Chung Deuk Kim heads a new governing committee with Yong Il Kim leading the police. Arms must be turned in to authorities by police only, under Melchior's order. MacArthur oversees civil affairs, while the Reds sabotage utilities and loot food amid a critical shortage. Melchior calls for drastic penalties.
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Chung Deuk Kim
Yong Il Kim
Kim
Melchior
U.N
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Reds
Pyongyang
Slayer of Parents To Get Sanity Test
Kalamazoo Michigan October 23 A 14 year old boy Raymond Peers confessed to police that he shot and killed his parents feeling they were cruel to him He is held as prosecutors and a probate judge decide on sending him to the state children s clinic in Ypsilanti for a mental examination
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Raymond Peers
van Bureau
John Verdonk
William Wright
Ypsilanti
Vodrey Named Inland Press Director in Chicago Meeting
Joseph K. Vodrey, vice president and GM of Brush Moore Newspapers in Canton Ohio, was elected to the Inland Daily Press Association board for a three year term at the 66th annual meeting. Clifford G. Ferries was chosen president and Ernest J. Kahler was elected vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph K. Vodrey
Brush Moore Newspapers, Inc
Canton
Inland Daily Press Association
Mr. Vodrey
Clifford G. Ferries
Rhinelander
Wis
Ernest J. Kahler
Sioux Falls
S.D
Argus Leader
H O Sebring Dies in Florida
H Orvil Sebring 69 native of East Liverpool and Sebring pottery scion died Friday night at his Sebring Florida home. He helped found Sebring city with his father George E Sebring later ran real estate and represented Seaboard Airlines. Survived by wife Elsa, son H O Jr, daughter Lela, sister Ethel, half siblings Payne Sebring and Mrs Warren Wooden, and three grandchildren. Funeral in Sebring Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush-Moore
East Liverpool
H. Orvil Sebring
East Palestine
Philadelphia
Lela Sebring
Washington
Ethel Sebring
Baltimore
Payne Sebring
Warren Wooden
Sebring
Fla
Indo Chinese Front Braces as Vietminh Harass French Lines
Vietminh forces harass French positions around Tienyen as Langson and Locbinh evacuations reshape the frontier. French troops establish a line defending the Hanoi delta from Dinhlap to Moncay, with Letourneau expressing confidence in holding the Tonkin delta.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Tienyen
Langson
Hanoi
Dinhlap
Moncay
Gulf of Tonkin
Locbinh
Jean Letourneau
Thief Admits Holdup To Clear Family Man
Paul Lee Albert 30 of Council Bluffs admits the $790 June 7 holdup of Williamson Tobacco Co to clear Earl Fezette. Albert, a former Iowa Pen inmate, wrote a six page confession stating he committed the crime and cleared Fezette who has been free on bond awaiting trial.
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Cuncil Bluffs
Iowa Penitentiary
Paul Lee Albert
Council Bluffs
Williamson Tobacco Co
R. W. Nebergall
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Don Jackson
Albert
Earl Fezette
Fezette
Jackson
Ferette
Mencken Improves but Remains in Critical Condition
In Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Hospital on October 23, doctors reported 70 year old H L Mencken showing improvement yet still in critical condition after a severe heart attack on October 12. The patient is more alert, off an oxygen tent and expected to stay hospitalized several weeks.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
H. L. Mencken
Mencken
Philip E. Wageley
Six Million Australians Affected in Rail Strike
Six million of Australia's 8,000,000 people were without rail transport as railwaymen in New South Wales and South Australia joined a 24 hour strike in sympathy with Victoria. Sydney faced severe traffic jams with 35,000 additional private vehicles. trains were replaced by cars, ferries, and even a man rode a horse into the city to reach the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
Activated Ohio Wing deploys 64 Stark County men
The 433rd Troop Carrier Wing activated at Schlegel Air Force Plant Cleveland on Oct 15 includes 64 Stark county men. Among honorees M/Sgt Joseph W Doddy of 1309 Cottage NW named outstanding airman, receiving an engraved watch. Wing now at Greenville AFB SC with 15 units. District personnel list names many Canton, Alliance, Massillon residents with ranks up to captain.
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433Rd
Schlegel Air Force Plant
Cleveland
Stark County
Joseph W. Doddy
Cottage Pf NW
Doody
Greenville Air Force Base
Greenville
S. C
Harry E. Hopp
Kent
Ohio
Samuel Allan Jr
N. Fairst
North Canton
Kent M. Andehelt
Bedford Ave
Richard A. Anderson
Dartmouth Ave
Wayne E. Baker
E. Maplest
Olen J. Barkey Jr
Robert C. Borden
Lawrence Rd
Richard A. Burdick
7Th St
Frank P. Frenz
Harrisburg Rd
Edward A. Galey
Wales Rd
Massillon
M. R. Gerwig
2Nd St
Robert L. Ginther
Fairview Ave
Aurel
Worker 60 Killed In Steel Plant Fall In Canton
Clarence Dickerhoof sixty a millwright at Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp died from head injuries after a fall at the plant Saturday afternoon He lived at 1900 Garfield Ave SW Canton had been in the area fifty years and worked eight years for Carnegie Illinois He was a World War I veteran belonging to the William F Cody Post Army Navy Union Surviving are two brothers two sisters and several nieces and nephews Services Tuesday at 1 p m in Spiker funeral home with Rev P H Welshimer officiating Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Friends may call after 3 p m today
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Dickerhoof
Garfield Ave
Canton
Marlboro
Carnegie-Illinois
Army Engineers
William F. Cody
Army & Navy Union
Allen
Wesley Dickerhoof
Charles Cartear
Alliance
Arthur Baker
Hills & Daiesrd
Spiker Funeral
P. H. Welshimer
Forest Hill Cemetery
M. G. Dean Found Dead On Courthouse Steps
Milton G. Dean 45 arrived from Toledo three weeks ago, found dead at 2:55 on the Canton courthouse steps. He was taken to Mercy Hospital and pronounced dead likely from a heart seizure. A postmortem is planned by Coroner E. C. Reno. He rented 1902 Third Street NE. his wife left Toledo to join him. Body at Farmer & Clevenger funeral home.
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Milton G. Dean
Canton
Toledo
Mercy Hospital
E. C. Reno
Ohio Medical Technologists District 1 Meet At Aultman Hospital
The Ohio Society of Medical Technologists District 1 serving Akron to Dover will convene at Morrow House in Aultman Hospital on Wednesday at 8 p m. Guest speaker Dr Lee Underwood hematologist will discuss abnormal erythrocytes.
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Ohio Society of Medical Technologists
Akron
Dover
Morrow House
Aultman Hospital
Lee Underwood
Friendly altar boy flees wedding with $67
A volunteer altar boy borrowed a surplice and cassock, claimed to be a family friend, and helped at the Louis Plotke Oken wedding before vanishing with $67 from displayed envelopes. He appeared in photos but disappeared after the reception, leaving police to investigate the missing gifts.
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Hicago
Louis Plotke
Geraldine Oken
St. Alphonsus Church
Oken
Maragon Vertex in Government Ties Spurring Fumigation Remark
Vaughan urged fumigation after allegations that Maragon used his White House connections to pressure government employees in private firm deals. Maragon, a Washington society figure of 57, faced claims of favors and influence peddling. His lawyers labeled him a peanut vendor among princes, arguing he fell victim to Senate probes into five percenters.
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Washington
Vaughan
Maragon
White House
Collart elected secretary and treasurer at Bliss Co
L. R. Collart has been elected secretary and treasurer of the E. W. Bliss Co succeeding the late E. S. McClary. L. C. Edgar Jr. announces Collart will establish headquarters at the company's executive offices here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien R. Collart
E. W. Bliss Co
E. S. McClary
L. C. Edgar Jr
Mr. Collart
Survivors Rescued After Massacre With Korean Help
Gen Allen led litter bearers to move wounded over a ridge as South Korean troops aided the Americans. Maj. Fleming and Capt. Olson assisted, Korean nurses cleaned wounds, and Capt. Bernstein set up improvised wards. Chaplain Skelton led prayers as survivors trekked toward Pyongyang and on to Japan.
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Allen
Harry Fleming
Racine
Wis
Alfred Olson
Columbia
S. C
Robert Bernstein
Yonkers
N. Y
Bernstein
Sundon
Pfe. Walder John
Milwaukee
Gen. Allen
Pfc. John
Sunchon
Pyongyang
Sgt. Dent
Hodes
Tucker
Japan
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U.S
Dreuth Fund
Cominform
Germany
OGPU
Secret Service
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
New Jersey
Henry Wallace
Madison Square Garden
State Department
Justice Department
Interior Department
Roosevelt
Mos
Congressman
Martin
House
Executive Department
America
Stalin
Canada
High Court
Weather Report
Pete
Wonsan
Inland Press
H. O. Sebring
Florida
Holdup
Sheriff's Office
William Mosby
New Baltimore
Anna
Stark
Girbovan
1St St
Kensel
Gould
Beach City
Richard H. Graber
East Canton
Harold B. Greenwalt
S. Freedom Ave
Andrew Hadbawny
Columbus Ave
Richard L. Hamel
Wertz Ave
Paul W. Heasley
A. E. Hickman
Stephen Heigel
Parkview St
Kenneth E., Hoffman
Louisville
James W. Holliday
16Th St NW
Donald R. Ickes
12Th St
Raymond H. Kehl
25Th St NW
William L. McCaferty
S. Lindenave
Glenn M. McClintock
Raynolds
Richard E. Marquart
E. Maplest Ext
Ralph H. Merryman
Pfe
Vernon F. Miller
Minerva
Bernard J. O'Neil
E. Oxford St
Robert H. Owens
S. Fredom
Joseph Pachuta
Roslyn Ave
Paul J. Paris
Vine Ave
James A. Parsons
Avalon Ave
William J. Patton
Ambler Ave
Thomas A. Peters
9Th St
William A. Peters
3Rd St
Donald Pollick
6Th St
Roger S. Powell
Hoover
Charles E. Richardson
Eugene P. Ross
RD 2
Paul A. Roush
Pershing St
Lowell C. Runkle
Penn Ave
Richard P
Clark Ave
Arlan L. Smith
Lincoln Way
Stanley L. Smith
Richard E. Snyder
Gorgas St
Bryan W. Steffe
W. Mainst
Jim A. Tourneux
S. Ernest
Robert K. VanFessen
39Th St NW
Virgil R. Wendling
Bellflower Ave
Robert Whitacre
S. Linden Ave
Alliance, and Corp
Herman R. Johanson
E. South St. Alliance
Clarence Dickerhoof
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
M. G. Dean
Sateamasa
Bliss
Collart
James A. Skelton
Hannibal
Capt. Skelton
Seoul
Corp
Victor Stevens
Hattiesburg, Miss
Sunchon Tunnel
Waegwan
Stevens
1St
Calvary Division
Corp. Stevens
G.i’s
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