Canton’s wartime plants remain strong suppliers
Canton’s wartime production core stays intact with firms like Timken Hercules and Canton Drop Forging expanding output for military needs. Timken trims workweek to six days, while Republic Steel increases alloy steel shipments. Hoover and others adjust to rising defense orders as Korea War mobilization grows.
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Canton
Diebold, Inc
Hoover Co
Timken
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Hercules Motors Corp
Canton Drop Forging & Mfg. Co
Wlliam E. Umstattd
Defense
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Hoover
Truman Agrees To Send More G I s to Europe
President Truman approves substantial increases in U S military forces in western Europe and calls on Atlantic pact allies to match actions. He outlines steps toward a unified high command and possible German units in an international force, with decisions tied to allied rearmament progress and Big Three talks in New York.
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Washington
Truman
U. S
Europe
Western
Russia
State Acheson
Defense
Johnson
Mr. Truman
Thei
Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
New York
Atlantic Council
Jansons Creamery Stores Grade A Egg Deal
Advertisement notes Grade A pullet eggs from Jansons Creamery Stores at 39 cents per dozen. Limited time offer promoted for shoppers seeking fresh shell eggs.
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Jansons Creamery Stores
59 052 Qualify To Vote Signup Ends in 15 Days
Canton faces a tightening registration window for the November 7 election with 55,052 eligible voters today, well under the 1948 peak. The Sept 27 deadline applies to new registrations and address transfers, with sparse turnout in late registration hours but extended hours planned.
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Canton
Board of Election Officials
Election Board
Board of Election
L. J. Schirack
The
Board of Elections
Massillon
Alliance
Board
Army streamlines training from Korean lessons for new troops
General Mark W. Clark announced a 14 week infantry fighting tactics program for all trainees with a follow up phase in units under battle conditions. The plan aims to cut the total training time from 36 weeks while emphasizing mobility and modern weapons to meet potential future conflicts.
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Ashington
Mark W. Clark
Army Field Forces
Department of Defense
Clark
Korea
Globe Dairy Stores Milk Prices And Orchard Offerings
City inspected dairy ads promote Globe Dairy Stores with 4 qt bottles priced at 56 cents for homogenized and 52 cents for regular. Downes Orchards offers peaches and a Pick Your Own option at $2 per bushel. Ferraro's Italian bread advertised as well.
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Globe Dairy
Downes Orchards
Magnolia
Two Alliance Men Die in PT-19 Plane Crash Near Loyal Oak
A former U S pilot and his flying companion, both Alliance residents, were killed when their Far Child PT-19 crashed a half mile north of Loyal Oak on Route 21 at 6 40 p m Saturday. Fred B Burk, 823 S Liberty Ave, the pilot, and Edward M Beals, 96914 S Freedom St, Mt Union Chevrolet Co employees, were identified by Summit County deputies from clothing tags. The monoplane went down in a wheat field on Mrs N L Brenner's farm, burning beyond recognition. turn to Crash, Page 10.
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U.S
Alliance
Loyal Oak
Summit County
Fred B. Burk
S. Liberty Ave
Edward M. Beals
S. Freedom St
Mt. Union Chevrolet Co
Annual Dinner Oct 11 for Chamber Hear Alfred Edwards
The Chamber of Commerce selects Alfred Edwards former British Labour leader to address its annual dinner at Onesta Hotel Wednesday Oct 11 at 630 pm. Edwards, once MP for Middlesbrough East, was expelled from Labour over steel nationalization stance. The dinner will feature the fifth annual civic achievement award presentation by Paul Vandervort.
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Are Chamber of Commerce
Alfred Edwards
Labor Party
Onesta Hotel
Edwards
House of Commons
Britain
Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough East
Paul F. Vandervort
Nickles Sued for 50 000 by Chicago banks
The University National Bank of Chicago filed suit in Cleveland Federal Court against John Nickles of the St. Francis Hotel to recover 45 000 it loaned and 50 000 in bonds pledged as collateral later found counterfeit. Nickles, once tied to Canton’s vice lord, also borrowed 45 000 from National Boulevard Bank of Chicago this year.
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The
University National Bank of Chicago
Cleveland
John Nickles
St. Francis Hotel
Nickles
Canton
National Boulevard Bank of Chicago
Kingdom of Belgium
New York
Secret Service
Chicago
Economy Wallpaper Store Closing Out Patterns
A local wallpaper shop announces closing out four patterns at its 225 East Tuse Avenue location. The notice emphasizes discounted pricing as part of a clearance sale.
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Dobbin
Symington
Line
Reds
Janson’s
Holmes County
Rose’s Bakery
Martin’s Pastry
Salberta & Gary
al Kehl
Florist
42Nd
Nw-Ad
Mape
Rand McNally
Canterbury-Craine
RCA
Motorola
Fada
Raytheon
Stark County
van Voorhis Brothers
Waynesburg
van Voorhis
Roy
Waldo van Voorhis
Stark County Fair
Waldo
Columbus
Tokyo
Taegu
U.S. 8Th Army
Yongchon
Kyongju
U. S. 5Th Air Force
Battle Mountain
Masan
Pusan
Douglas MacArthur
8Th Army
W Ko
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Economic Stabilization Agency
Chapman
Brannan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sawyer
Armed Forces
Agen
T. K. Harris
Cleve. N. Ph
Robertson Orchards
M. C. Kerr
McKinley NW
Roy van Voorhis
G.i.’S
Big
United States
Ferraro
Veterans Activities
F. B. Burk
E. M. Beals
Labor
Bank
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