Russian Flier Shot Down Near Korean Coast
Washington reports a Soviet marked bomber attacked U N naval forces off Korea and was shot down after firing on a United Nations fighter patrol The body of Lieutenant Mishin Tennadhi Vasilebiu identified as Soviet forces personnel was recovered The incident north or south of the 38th parallel was not specified and may be raised at the U N Security Council meeting later today
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Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations
Korea
State Department
U. N
U. S
South Korea
Tokyo
WU. N
Geo Lie
Shrape
Security Council
38Th Parallel
North
Yellow
Yellow Sea
Manchuria
Red China
Mishin Tennadhi Vasilebiu
U.S.S.R
U.S
Stark County Fair Opens With Record Crowd
The 101st Stark County fair began with the biggest attendance yet, as 50,000 people including concessionaires crowded gates and halls. Weather flipped from cool to chilly, food sold briskly, and the Red Cross helped locate 45 lost children while first aid treated 71 cases and 22 headaches.
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Stark County Fair
Airliner Crashes in Utica Kill 13 On Takeoff
A DC-3 airliner crashed into treetops two minutes after taking off from Oneida County Airport killing 13 people and injuring ten. Pilot Captain Harold Carter died. witnesses described a wobbling, disabled engine and an emergency attempt to land. Civil Aeronautics Board opened an investigation.
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Utica
N. Y
Oneida County
Newark
N. J
Harold Carter
Freeville
Carter
Civil Aeronautics Board
Charles Johnston
Drake Hill
Staten Island
Johnston
Robert Hesler
Yanks Slow Red Offensive on Korean East Coast
U S and allied forces halted a major Communist push along the Korean East Coast toward Kyongju. American units slowed the attack while holding Kasan near Taegu and pushing back Reds near the Naktong, with Pohang’s port area briefly isolated and fighting continuing near Sinam and Changnyong.
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Tokyo
Kyongju
Pohang
Pohang-Yongchon
U. S. 8Th Army
Taegu
Pusan
Walton H. Walker
Korea
U. S
Kasan
Naktong
Walker
8Th Army
Douglas MacArthur
East Coast
1St Cavalry
2Nd Division
Sinam
Changnyong
U.S
Haman
Masan
Army Seeks 70 000 Draft for November Raises Calls
The Army requests a 70 000 man draft for November, lifting total calls to 170 000 for the service. Navy and Air Force plan no draft in November, relying on volunteers and reserve recalls. Draft remains 19 to 25, with older men called first, and a broadening likely as aims grow toward 3 million under arms by next June. Vinson signals possible January review to raise draft age and include WWII veterans.
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Navy
Air Force
Washington
Army
Defense Department
Vinson (D
Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Louis Market Ad Cites Canning Peaches and Prices
Freestone canning peaches priced at 1.95 dollars per bushel. Mangoes medium or hot peppers listed at 59 cents per basket. Tomatoes also 59 cents per basket. Market located at 811 Market Street in S. Ad.
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Freestone
Louis
We Will Finance Your Car at Low Bank Rates
Harter Bank advertises RCA Motorola Fada and Raytheon 12 14 16 19 inch TV sets with immediate installation. Also promotes Home Furniture at 229 Market and Globe Dairy Stores offering city inspected milk in 4 qt bottles at 56c for homogenized and 52c for regular.
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Harter Bank-ad
RCA
Motorola
Fada
Raytheon
Globe Dairy
Teachers Must Meet Challenge at Annual Convocation
Harold H. Eibling, superintendent of schools, told Timken High School teachers at the annual convocation that the American way of life as seen through schools is being challenged at home and abroad. He praised teachers as better able than ever to meet the challenge and outlined steps to strengthen the nation through education. It was the first meeting of the year.
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Harold H. Eibling
Timken High School
Eibling Earns Doctor of Philosophy at Ohio State
Harold H. Eibling Canton superintendent received the degree of doctor of philosophy in ceremonies at Ohio State University Columbus where he has pursued postgraduate work.
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Harold H. Eibling
Canton
Ohio State University
Columbus
Two broad concepts collide as teachers open 1950-51 term
The speaker warned of living in a war torn century and urged Americans to pursue democracy by ending war and tyranny. He questioned U.S. aid to rebuild German bearing factories for shipment to Russia, urging readers to ask Congress about Timken bearings.
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Ball & Roller Bearings
Russia
Germany
The
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Dewey Accepts Draft Run for Third Term in NY
Governor Thomas E. Dewey reversed reluctance and will seek a third term as New York Republican leaders prepare to nominate him at the Saratoga convention. He cited the international crisis and urged Lt Governor Joe R. Hanley to run for the Senate, while Hanley resigned his bid for governor. The Democratic side tightens as candidates emerge including Walter A. Lynch Oscar Ewing and Charles W. Froessel, with the Rochester convention looming.
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Lbany
N. Y
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Joe R. Hanley
U. S. Senate
America
Free World
White House
Hanley
U. S
Herbert H. Lehman
Saratoga Springs
Rochester
Daniel P. O’connell
Albany County
Oscar Ewing
Bronx
Ewing
New York City
James A. Roe
Queens County
Charles W. Froessel
Court of Appeals
Queens
Ford Pensions Jump to 125 and Wage Rise for 130000
The Detroit based Ford Motor Co boosts pensions from 100 to 125 dollars monthly and awards an eight cent hourly wage increase as part of a five year contract awaiting union ratification. Kaiser-Frazer remains the major holdout. Ford’s action follows Labor Day gains across the industry and signals the next wage step toward broader industry-wide pay raises.
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Detroit
C.I.O
United Auto Workers
Kaiser-Frazer
Ford
K-F
Identity sought for body found in woods near Bolton
Investigators from Columbiana, Cuyahoga and Stark counties probe the nearly decomposed body of a woman found Labor Day morning in a wooded area two miles northwest of Bolton. A door key with the letters PYCML, made by Eagle Lock Co., is the only clue amid speculation the victim may be Mrs. Bertha Pawek, missing from Cleveland since July 16. The body was found at 10 a.m. by two local youths in Fruitland Park.
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Burtenrd
Bolton
Columbiana County
Cuyahoga
Diana Mt Nest
Vvuillryy Wn
Uvulililmvil
Zricas VuUult
Stark County Deputies
Bertha Pawek
Cleveland
PYCML
Eagle Lock Co
Terryville
Ravenna Youth Admits Killing Girl Over Dog Grapes
Ravenna, Sept. 5 AP A 17 year old high school senior Donald Overholt admitted choking Linda Hickman seven to death after she fed grapes to his dog in his parents' apartment police quoted him saying he strangled the Knoxville Tennessee girl and stuffed her body in a clothes closet He said she wandered into the home yesterday afternoon and fed the dog grapes the dogs stomach upset he grabbed her from behind and choked her tying two socks together.
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Ravenna
Donald Overholt
Linda Hickman
Knoxville
Tenn
Young Overholt
Linda
Overholt
Taxes Rise for Industry and Unions Ad Highlight
Industry and unions face higher taxes while unions pay none. The piece urges readers to ask a union leader about ongoing tax increases. Additional items note ad placements for The Timken Roller Bearing Company and a doctor's office move to 704 McKinley NW with phone contact, plus local ads for Lewis & Greenho Furniture in N Canton and Water heaters Eclipse.
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The
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Army Reserve Instructor Gets Overseas Orders
Captain James S. Townsend, local army reserve unit staff instructor for 34 months, received overseas orders transferring him to Korea. He will report to a West Coast embarkation port between September 10 and 30. Townsend, Akron resident and cavalry officer, has served as unit and assistant instructor since arriving here. Navy and air force personnel are named in latest active duty calls for area reservists, including Lt. Edwin Lipschutz of 1025 Prospective SW who reports to San Francisco on September 10 for sea duty, and Sgt. Walter P. Merillat of Fredericksburg who will report to Langley Field on September 18.
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James S. Townsend
Korea
Townsend
Akron
Edwin Lipschutz
San Francisco
Calif
Walter P. Merillat
Fredericksburg
Langley Field
Canton Chapter OES Chili Supper at Masonic Temple
Canton chapter of the OES hosts a chili supper at the Masonic Temple at 6:00 on September 12. Tickets are fifty cents. Reservations by September 9 are requested. call 26692 or 23968.
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Canton
Masonic Temple
TV Sets Highlighted for Market Sale
A fragment notes 12 percent and prices for 16 and 19 inch TV sets at 229 Market Sad, indicating a local sale or discount listing. The readable snippet centers on consumer electronics and a market display.
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Red Cross
Bureau of Missing Persons
Daugh
Ter
Stark County
Pamela Crumb
Eugene Crumb
Navarre
Republic of Korea
Kigye
Pohang- Yongchon Road
Red
F Pohang
George Sokolsky
Eibling
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Rep
Walter A. Lynch
Downes Orchards
N. E. Quilligan
McKinley NW
Lewis & Greenho Furniture
N. Canton
Army Reserve
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