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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1950

Page

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Air Defense Leader criticizes Cantonians apathy in volunteer drive

Canton air raid defense supervisor William L. Belknap reported only 206 of 500 volunteers for emergency duty have been recruited since mid August. He blamed public apathy and said volunteers would work only a few hours weekly during emergencies with training dates not yet set. The milford building center on Walnut and Tuscarawas would operate around the clock in emergencies, hiring through American Legion Post 44 and V F W Floyd Hughes Post, with mail or phone options to Belknap.

William L. Belknap Canton Mr. Belknap Belknap Air Force Milford Walnutave Tuscarawas St E Post American Legion Cleveland Are Floyd Hughes Post V.F.W Walnut Ave 5Th St

Arenatorium funding delays loom over March 1 completion

City officials press to decide ice making facilities and funding for the Arenatorium now. Mayor Nichols urges council action on whether to install ice equipment and finance it, with an estimated 350000 needed for readiness. Remaining funds from postwar improvements total about 28000, insufficient for seating. A two mill levy and the Timken fund are considered sources if a November vote passes.

Robert N. McAbee Council Nichols

Model Railroad Outing Tragedy Kills Nine in Milwaukee Crash

Nine members of the National Model Railroad Association were killed and 46 injured when two interurban trains collided head on during a Milwaukee sightseeing excursion. The Milwaukee Rapid Transit & Speedrail Co. president J E Maeder controlled the outbound train. An investigation will probe possible negligence and signal clarity. Firemen cut through wreckage to reach victims as the crash halted a holiday event.

Milwaukee National Model Railroad Association Association Hales Corners J. E. Maeder Milwaukee Rapid Transit & Speedrail Co Maeder Cleveland Model Railroad Aladin de Brozo James McSwain

North Korean Offensive Threatens U N Seoul Lines

North Korean forces launched a major offensive along a 120 mile front from Masan to the east coast, pushing near Waegwan and pressuring Taegu and Pusan while UN lines hold with ongoing counterattacks by U.S. Army units and Marines. Air and ground combat intensified with heavy losses reported on both sides.

Tokyo Masan Pohang Waegwan Taegu Waegwan-Taegue Pusan Taegue U. S. 1St Cavalry Phang U. S. 8Th Army United Nations Kigye South End U.S U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division Nam Naktong Yongsan

Stark County Fair Set to Open Monday with Record Entries

Stark County’s 101st agricultural fair and industrial exposition opens Monday for five days of exhibits and events. A record number of entry applications has been logged across all departments, with cattle overflow forcing tents outside. More than $8,000 in premiums plus harness racing purses will be awarded as dealers and exhibitors fill both halls and surrounding grounds. Children’s Day Tuesday features parades by 17 marching bands and a countywide school exhibit display, while avoidance of racing reduces risk for youngsters.

Fern Saal Fair Board Fairmount Chilren

One Edition Monday Labor Day Publication Schedule

One Edition Monday will publish on Labor Day with a midnight press run and early morning home delivery. News items should be brought or called in by 9 tonight to the editorial department. The want ad department will accept ads today from 3 to 5 30 p m and will be closed Monday. Tuesday want ads are taken Tuesday morning from 8 to 9 30.

Pes Want

Save $10.75 With $29.50 Coil Mattress Deal

Advertises a multi coil innerspring mattress priced at $29.50 with a $10.75 discount. Mentions Home Furniture at 229 Market Street. Ends with the store name and address.

3 Jansons Creamery Stores Open All Day Today

Three Jansons Creamery locations announce all day hours for Labor Day with sales and specials. The notice urges customers to visit for extended service and seasonal treats at each store.

Jansons Creamery

Peaches-Tree Ripe at $2.50 bu from Muckley Orchards

Muckley Orchards announces ripe peaches for sale at 2.50 per bushel. Dr N E Quilligan moves his office to 204 McKinley NW. contact phone 46978-ad for details.

Muckley Orchards Waynesburg N. E. Quilligan McKinley NW

News of Servicemen column invites readers to submit

The Repository reminds readers with relatives in the armed forces that its News of Servicemen column remains active weekly. It will expand if needed and publishes promotions duty changes and war-zone experiences. Reservists or families must inform the paper. items, including pictures, can be mailed or brought in person.

Repository Repository News Department

Way Is Cleared To Draft Dewey

Lt Governor Joe R. Hanley withdraws from the Republican gubernatorial race under pressure to back Governor Thomas E. Dewey amid Korean War emergency concerns. Hanley will be nominated for U. S. senator, per an authoritative source.

Albany N. Y Joe R. Hanley Thomas E. Dewey Hanley Dewey U. S

New 1950 51 Season Opens At Dueber Lanes

Rose's Bakery opens today for Labor Day with fresh baked goods. Furniture outlet at 229 Market S-ad promotes daily hours as the new season begins.

Dueber Rose’s

U.S. Holiday Toll Trails Forecast Yet Hits 100 Deaths

The Labor Day holiday toll neared the three day forecast with at least 100 fatalities, including 79 highway deaths. Alabama reported 11 and Ohio six in early tallies. The predicted total was 435 deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Tuesday. A City notice invites Senator Humphrey to Meyers Lake Labor Day event.

Associated Alabama Ohio

Ground Forces Urged by MacArthur for Korea

Gen Douglas MacArthur pleaded for a quick buildup of United Nations ground forces in Korea. He noted naval and air power had grown, but warned that ground forces were still outnumbered and must be forthcoming without delay to resolve the threat to international security. The report covers Aug 1 to 15 at the Pusan bridgehead and cites cohesion among UN forces as validating the peace concept.

Lake Success Douglas MacArthur United Nations Korea MacArthur U. N 38Th Parallel South Korea Republic of Korea Malik Pusan U. S Russia

Malik suffers jam during Security Council speech

The State Department reported that Russia's Jakob Malik inadvertently triggered a jam while addressing the United Nations Security Council on August 25 as the Voice of America Polish service broadcast. Jamming intensified at 5:00 p.m. and continued until 5:30 p.m. as the Polish transmission was cut and the council proceedings began at Lake Success.

Waa INS State Department Russia Jakob Malik Voice of America Malik United Nations Security Council Council Lake Success Iron Curtain Malix E.D.T

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