Pedestrians Struck by Auto in Ath Market Area
Two women, Pauline Vincent 41 of 1707 7th St NE and Josephine McCaul 44 of 1910 3rd St SE, were treated at Mercy Hospital after a Tuesday 9:50 p.m. collision at 4th St and Market when Ray L. Rankin 26 of Niles drove through a signal. Rankin was fined 25 dollars and costs. A separate three-car crash at Edward Ave and Mahoning Rd NE injured a wife and son of George J. Ondo 31 of 1819 Roosevelt Ave NE. Ondo was charged with failing to yield. A further three-car crash at 25th St and Cleveland NW sent Emilie Nauman 64 to Mercy with knee and face injuries.
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Pauline Vincent
7Th St NE
Josephine McCaul
3Rd St SE
Mercy Hospital
Ray L. Rankin
Niles
4Th St
Market Area
George J. Onde
Roosevelt Ave NE
Edward Ave
Mahoning Rd
George Jr
Thelma Ondo
Ondo
Joseph G. Karolyi
Eastview Ave
Irene Rowinski
16Th St NE
25Th St
Cleveland
Emilie Nauman
19Th St NW
Tina Nauman
23Rd St NW
Robert N. Coleridge
3Rd St NE
Jack W. Wiseman
2Nd
Shaw's Condition Reported Better After Fracture
George Bernard Shaw, 94, improved after a thigh fracture, rising briefly from bed three days after the accident pruning trees at Ayot St Lawrence. Doctors said he had a good night and could bear weight on his uninjured leg, while housekeeper Alice Laden described him as cheerful and joking.
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Luton
England
George Bernard Shaw
Alice Laden
Canton Weather Forecast and Regional Rainfall Report
Partly cloudy with little temperature change this afternoon and tonight through Thursday. Forecaster Milton Davis expects highs in the lower 70s and lows in the lower 60s with two more days of showers and cooler weather in Ohio. Cleveland saw 1.21 inches of rain, Toledo 2.21, while many basements flooded in the greater Cleveland area due to heavy downpours.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
Tomorry
Milton Davis
Greater
Cleveland
Toledo
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Marion
Associated Press
Atlantic hurricane batters New England coast ships missing
A hurricane battered Nova Scotia and New England with high winds and heavy rains. Four ships were reported missing at the height of the storm. Sir Echo remained unaccounted for, while Afeneth and Emma Marie reached Wood’s Harbor and Nickerson plus Vagabond Prince were found west of Seal Island. Damage forecast over half a million dollars with winds up to 77 miles per hour.
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Associated Press
Nsw
Nova Scotia
Sir Echo
Afeneth
Emma Marie
Wood’s
Nickerson
United States Coast Guard
Cook Inlet
Seal Island
New England
Halifax
Johnson Johnson Johnsons Defense Shakeup and Lovett Mention
The piece notes that Robert A. Lovett, former undersecretary of state and wartime air assistant secretary, would be a surprising choice to head Defense amid Johnson’s resignation. It recalls accusations that Johnson overstepped policy lines, weakened defense via economy cuts during Korea, and personal attacks including gossip about Forrestal. Truman praised Johnson’s defense unification work while signaling no return to government roles for him.
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Early
Robert A. Lovett
Air
State Department
Defense Department
Johnson
Mr. Truman
Dean Acheson
James Forrestal
Congress
Nationalefense
Tauriello
New York
Forrestal
Defense
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
White House
Navy
John S. Sullivan
Truman
Davidson Reports 5 Mile Penetration Between An Gang Pohang
General Davidson commanded an American-South Korean task force pushing five miles into UN lines between An gang and Pohang. South Korean units blocked the northern corridor, forcing Reds to choose between retreat over peaks or capture or death as they faced air bombardment and machine-gun fire while assaults on the ridges continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
United Nations
Angang
Pohang
Church
John H. Church
Marshall May Take Defense Post Pending Law Change
Congress faces a legal hurdle as Marshall contemplates becoming secretary of defense with a congressional act needed to allow a top military officer to hold the civilian post. Senate action eyed for quick confirmation if law is amended, while Knowland opposes rushing the change.
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Shall
Marshall
Truman
Congress
Defense
Maryland
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Tydings
Knowland
California
George Washington
Defense Post
Johnson
Acheson
Capehart
Indiana
China
Jenner
Korea
United States
White House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Jury Indicts 19 In Grand Jury Report. 3 Cases Ignored
The September grand jury returned nineteen indictments after a two day session and ignored three cases. Indictments include two Alliance men on criminal assault with sexual consent involving a female under 16, a Detroit driver for second degree manslaughter, and six counts of operating motor vehicles without the owners consent. Additional charges name Benjamin Newkirk, Pettay, Bentley, Yancey, Greitzer alias, Gilburn, Owens Jr and others for grand larceny forgery and related crimes. All defendants to be arraigned Saturday at 9:30 a.m. before Judge Graham. The ignored cases involve Harris, Marks, and Capodonna.
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John Rossetti
Alliance
Fred Lee Mattison
E. Keystone St
Horace Steed
E. Broadway St
Detroit
Norman C. Young
Massillon
William Francis Quinn
Garfield Ave
Ralph Caldwell Calhoun
Bogand SE
Richard Thomas Darling
Canton Hotel
Richard
Kid) Pemberton
Richard Otto Greitzer
3Rd St
Maurice Ejilburn
Presse Owens Jr
Youngstown
Benjamin J. Newkirk
Wooster
Grand Larceny
Charles H. Pettay
12Th St NW
Archie Lee Bentley
Griffin
Cornelius Yancey
Hiner
Harry Ambles
6Th St NE
Howard M. Bennett
Magnolia
Robert Edward Barkin
9Th St
Rinhold Shilling, Jr
North Lawrence
Gwendolyn Seawright
13Th St SE
Earl Bonnie
18Th St NW
Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Hubert Harris
Richville
Cletus Marks
Menegayrd
Louisville
Thomas W. Capodonna
Ernest S. Massillon
Senate votes on McCarran amendment and court-picket ban
The McCarran amendment was adopted 39 to 33 with Texas Senator Ally and Louisiana Senator Ellender adding a court-picket ban. President Truman declined to sign the bill in its then form, seeking only new weapons against saboteurs and spies due to fears it would imperil loyal citizens rights. House likely to accept most provisions. several Democrats opposed. Seven Democrats voted against, amid concerns over constitutional rights. Kefauver condemned the measure as violating the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
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Ellender
Louisiana
Congress
House
Lucas
Administration
Mr. Truman
Mundt
South Dakota
McCarran
Ferguson
Michigan
Graham
North Carolina
Green
Rhode Island
Kefauver
Tennessee
Leahy
Lehman
New York
Murray
Montana
Taylor
Idaho
Brakes Fail In Troop Train Crash Probe
G A Williams of Pittsburgh maintenance of way engineer described the troop train halted 185 feet west of a stop signal with burned flares found 506 and 365 feet away. Eller testified he did not slow to 30 mph after approaching signals and the Spirit of St Louis smashed into the rear of the stalled train near Newcomerstown Ohio killing 33 guardsmen and injuring 67.
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G. A. Williams
Pittsburgh
Eller
Pennsylvania National
St. Louis
Pringle
Mingo Junction
Acre
Broad Acre
Hamilton
Dennison, C
Reds Press on Korean Front Near Pohang Airport
Allied forces fought to blunt a large Red push toward Pohang as air support pummeled positions along Angang and Yongchon. Task Force Davidson aided a push to clear the hills while South Korean troops converged on Hill 343, restoring a fragile line after a bold Reds breakout.
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Pohang
Pohang Airport
Angang
Kyongju
Yongchon
Taegu
Pyongyang
Pohang-Angang
U. S
Yongchon-Pohang Road
Diplomatic maneuvering over UN probe on Korea war
Observers note a shift of responsibility to the General Assembly as Russia blocks issues. Debate centers on inviting Peiping to participate and whether India and Sweden would back U.S. sponsored probes. Rau protests Russia's stance as India edges toward the Western camp, with New Delhi awaiting reaction.
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Peiping
Council
U.N
General Assembly
Russia
U.S
Warren R. Austin
Rau
Benegal N. Rau
India
Sweden
Malik
United States
New Delhi
Cardboard dummy foils prowler trap at Duluth station
Police swarmed a Duluth filling station to catch a roof prowler but captured a cardboard dummy instead. The central figure in an advertising display caused the arrest and puzzled officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Tidball Recalled for Far East Duty with Navy Reserve
Lt. James M. Tidball executive director of the Canton Red Cross chapter and battalion 4-25 commanding officer receives involuntary recall to active duty. He will ship from Canton to the Far East to join the Pacific Fleet amphibious force staff. Tidball, a three and a half year naval veteran, has led the local Red Cross since 1947 and Navy League chapter president, married with two children.
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James M. Tidball
Canton
Tidball
Canton Red Cross
Naval Reserve
Canton Navy
League
B. J. Keffler
Massillon
W. K. Reeves
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Jack Beitler
Clarendon
Warren G. Parrish
Gnadenhutten
Ft. Knox
Carlisle Barracks
Edward Bendergey
Mahoning Rd
Joseph J. Oberster
RD I
East Canton
James S. Townsend
Army Reserve
Mahoning Rd NE
Ft. Lawton
Wash
Senate votes five star rank for Gen Omar Bradley
The Senate approved a bill granting General of the Army five star rank to Gen Omar N. Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, after late yesterday action in Washington. The measure elevates Bradley in recognition of his service and position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Obituary of A. A. Bordner Canton Leader and Public Official
A. A. Bordner, Canton civic leader and lawyer, lifelong Democrat, served on the board of education 1908 1911 helped establish Cedar Lehman and McKinley high schools and led child welfare reforms as chief probation officer. He chaired church and fraternal activities, supported Bryan Wilson and Roosevelt, survived by family. services Friday at Spiker funeral home with burial at Westlawn Cemetery.
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E. L. Mills
Hillman
First National Bank
Bordner
Board of Education
Cedar
Lehman and
McKinley
Charles Krrchbaum
Stark County
Edgar C. Myers
First E. U. B. Church
O. U. A. M. Lodge
Canton
Knights of Pythias
State Council
Pythian Board
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Stark County Bar Association
Union Club
Harold Bordner
Auren W. McConkey
C. A. Sellen
Printers Union To Vote On Raise In New York
In New York City Local 6 of the AFL International Typographical Union accepted a proposed 18 month contract with the New York Publishers Association offering a $3.50 weekly pay rise and $1.50 in benefits. Apprentices receive smaller raises. current day wage is $99, night shift $104, midnight starters $109. The contract goes to a union vote next Sunday and would take effect Monday if approved, replacing an expired agreement from last September 24.
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New York
A.F.L. International Typographical Union
New York City
New York Publishers Association
William Mapel
Publishers’ Group
Mapel
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Weather Report
International News Service
Akron
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Clady Dayton
Denver
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
Francisco
Tucson
Marblehead
Mass
Johnson-Marshall
Conally
Texas
America
E. J. Kearns
Spirit
The
Pennsylvania
Kingston, Pa
Coshocton
Wilkes-Barre
Pohang Airfield
Yanks Storm Heights
U. S. 5Th Air Force
North Korea
Raed Dann
Army
Gen
Bradley
A. A. Bordner
Printers’ Union
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