Bow Defends Allegations in Open Forum on Subversive Ties
U.S. Senator Bow a Ohio candidate disputes charges of ties between government officials and communists. He challenges handwriting affidavits of 1941 and demands review by experts. Bow accuses Schoeppel of scandal mongering while defending material Bow prepared. He cites Schoeppel backed by his statements and Bow's role in supplying the material.
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Schoeppel
Bow
Ohio
Wooster
Murray
Montana
Mr. Bow
Chapman
Interior Department
Anderson
New Mexico
Interior Committee
Senator Schoeppel
Alaskan Statehood Committee
Randolph Feltus
New York
Kremlin
Warsaw
Canton PT annual school of instruction sheds light on progress
About 175 persons attended the Canton Council of Parents and Teachers session at First Methodist Church. Harold H. Eibling spoke in his inaugural appearance as superintendent while Paul H. Miller cited Canton totals of 18 166 pupils and 681 teachers. Notable state and local officers attended and safety chief Dwight Flohr praised Canton’s safety work and urged first aid and drowning prevention programs. A banquet date was set for November 13 at Timken Vocational High School.
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Canton Council of Parents and Teachers
First Methodist Church
Harold H. Eibling
Paul H. Miller
Canton
L. C. Staats
Athens
Ohio Congress
Smith Witter
J. D. Kelvie
State Magazine
T. R. Rath
Dwight Flohr
Flohr
Edward Masek
Council
L. W. Schaufele
Timken Vocational High School
Raymond Berger
D. C. Farley
A. E. Walliscroft
Schaufele
J. W. Flagmeier
Sue Ming
Red Curbs Debate Gathers Speed in Congress
Conferees from the Senate and House press toward a compromise on a sweeping anti-Communist measure. McCarran and Wood expect agreement by tonight with Truman poised to sign or veto, while White House study continues.
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McCarran
Nevada
Senate
Wood
Georgia
House un-American Activities Committee
House
Truman
Capitol Hill
White House
Lucas
Illinois
Congress
Mr. Truman
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy and cool this afternoon with scattered showers. Tonight, fair and cool with a low near 55 degrees. Friday, mostly sunny and cooler. Ohio weather: sunny in the south, clouds and scattered showers in the north. State highs 70 to 75, lows 53 to 60. Rain yesterday was light, Mansfield reporting .09 inch.
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Ohio
International News Service
C. G. Andrus
Andrus
Mansfield
Associated Press
Akron
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Canton
Fair
Testimony Studied Engineer Who Rammed Troop Train
ICC weighs punitive action against 68 year old Pennsylvania Railroad engineer William E Eller who testified he ran his Spirit of St Louis express through a stop signal before striking a stalled troop train near Coshocton Ohio. The crash killed 33 soldiers from Wilkes Barres 28th division and injured more than 50 others. Eller testified he was late leaving Pittsburgh and slowed to let the troop train start, but did not stop at the required signal and later admitted shutting off the warning whistle. His fireman praised him as alert and capable.
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Pe Teeeese
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
William E. Eller
Spirit of
Pennsylvania
28Th Division
B. W. Johnson
Eller
ICC
Railroad
Ohio Public Utility Commission
Army
W. J. Patterson
Col
George W. Haley
Department of Army Operations of Railroads
Wilkes- Barre
West Lafayette
Coshocton
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Wilkes-Barré
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Mingo Junction
Whitaker
E. J. Kearns
Barbers Honor 25 New Journeymen at Stark County Banquet
About 25 new journeymen were honored at a Belden Hotel banquet for completing apprentice training. They earned certificates from the federal apprenticeship committee after 18 months of training and 10 months in Akron and Cleveland barber colleges. Local unions from Canton Massillon and Alliance collaborated with state and federal bodies to address a barber shortage.
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Wenty
Stark County
Belden
Federal Committee On
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
State Board of Barbor Examiners
U. S
Department of Labor
Bureau of Apprenticeship
Akron
Cleveland
Oscar R. Poole
Cleveland Area
E. M. Sanders
Journeymen Barbers Union
Thomas H. Nichols
Harley R. Ewing
S. Robert Weirich
Richard G. Guster
Barbers Joint
Karl C. Bear
A. Hinkle
Stark County Barbers Joint
Eugene Margineau
Richard L. Thorpe
New Bill Would Provide 60 Day G I Insurance
In Congress Representative Flood of Pennsylvania proposed automatic $10,000 life insurance for 60 days for anyone inducted into the armed services including guardsmen called to federal service. The measure aims to bridge to private GI insurance while the fallen in the Ohio train wreck from Flood's district Luzerne County are mourned.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Representative Flood
Pennsylvania
Armed Services
G.I
Flood
Luzerne County
Myers
Overseas Writers Deplore Far East Censorship
The Overseas Press Club in New York deplores self censorship by Far East correspondents under vague guidance. A resolution by the club’s board calls for full security control of news material by armed forces in any active combat theater.
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New York
Overseas Press Club
Far East
Board of Governors
Marshall's Return As Defense Secretary Urged By Truman
President Truman proposes General George C Marshall for defense secretary overriding a 1947 rule. Marshall, veteran of WWII and former secretary of state, would serve again as Congress fast tracks the bill. Critics cite China and Pearl Harbor as cautions while Shafer and Rankin oppose the move.
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Marshall
Truman
Army
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Companion House
Vinson
Georgia
Shafer
Michigan
Rankin
Mississippi
China
Pearl Harbor
Lottery arrest and punchboard ban case in city headlines
Ex convicts and suspects linked to lottery counterfeiting were arrested at homes in Rochester Buffalo and Beverly Hills while other suspects were named in California Dallas and Texas. A local firm helped sustain a temporary injunction against the city punchboard ordinance which had been in force for 11 years before a court ruled it unconstitutional. The Fifth District Court of Appeals will hear the merits on September 26 after a nominal $500 bond was posted.
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Rochester
Carl L. Bess Jr
San Gabriel
Calif
Stuart
Los Angeles
FBI
Charles Boncore
Buffalo
Wilbur Arthur Brian
Dallas
Tex
Marlin
Arthur L. Blaz
Beverly Hills
Rizzo
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Warfield
Greyhound Agents Hear Travel Talks
Greyhound lines agents from multiple towns gathered at Onesto Hotel to hear travel promotion details. Speakers included Akron division head Fred Struggles and Youngstown division chief Charles Singer, with other executives outlining nationwide campaign plans for Canton terminal staff.
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Central Greyhound Lines
Lines Commission
Onesto Hotel
Greentown
Uniontown
Wadsworth
Massillon
Dover
New Philadelphia
Cambridge
Caldwell
Uhrichsville
Cadiz
Salem
New Castle
Sharon
Fred Struggles
Akron
Charles Singer
Youngstown
J. W. McKibben
Henry S. Ernst
Canton Chamber of Commerce
I. R. Wagner
Timken Roller Bearing Co
John Jacob
John Jacob Travel Agency
Greyhound Lines
Canton
E. D. McKibben
M. J. O’rourke
Cleveland
Mr. Struggles
Thugs Shoot Payroll Men in New York Heist
Three gunmen ambushed two Moran Lindall Co. messengers at 625 Madison Avenue, killing none but wounding them critically in a quiet lobby. They escaped with a 23000 payroll, one suspect later counted as three. Blood at curb suggested an additional wounded assailant.
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New York
Moran
Lindall Co
Madison Ave
Canton Soldier Breaks Rules With Frontline Howitzer Use
Pfc. Ted Moses son of Viola Moses and Clarence Moses fires a 155 mm howitzer nicknamed The Little Professor at the Korean front. Under Brig. Gen. George Barth the gun operates near front lines, firing 11 miles with 95 pounds of shell. Moses trained at Ft. Knox, arrived in Japan in 1948 and joined the service July 19, 1948.
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Ted Moses
Viola Moses
Lawrence Rd
Clarence Moses
8Th St
Pfc
Associated Press
Moses
Little Professor
George Barth
Washington, D. C
Melyar R. Oxedine
Warrior
Ala
Walter R. Frazier
East Brady
McKinley High School
Ice Service Co
Ft. Knox
Seattle
Japan
Parretta Wounded in Korea War
Corp. Floyd Parretta son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Parretta of 3500 17th st SW was slightly wounded in Korea on Sept 2 defense department telegram notified his parents Wednesday Parretta served in World War II and re enlisted for a second three year term last March He had been in Japan with a maintenance company before the Korean outbreak.
Bulldog prosecutor rose to state supreme court judge
Judge Turner of State University earned a law degree in 1903 and, as Franklin County prosecu tor, earned the nickname the bulldog prosecutor for prosecuting legislative bribery cases that sent lawmakers to the penitentiary. He served as attorney general 1915–17 and 1927–29, then joined the Supreme Court bench in 1940 with re elections in 1942 and 1948. A write in election is provided by the Ohio constitution, but the party deadline has expired.
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Supreme Court
Ohio
Paroled Kentucky Ex-Representative Andrew May
Former Kentucky Representative Andrew Jackson May, once wartime chair of the House military affairs committee, has been granted parole by the federal board. George G. Killinger cited May’s age health and record as reasons for release to Prestonburg Ky, where he plans to resume law practice.
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Washington
Andrew Jackson May
Kentucky
George G. Killinger
Federal Parole Board
Ashland
Federal Correctional Institution
Killinger
May
Prestonburg
House
Wooster Attorney Seeks Ohio Supreme Court Post
William H. Annat of Wooster announces write in bid for the remaining four years of Judge Edward C Turner’s term after his death. Annat, former Cleveland lawyer and state senator in 1933 34, has served as chief counsel for Attorney General Herbert S Duffy and on Democratic party committees. He moved to Wooster after 30 years in Cleveland practice.
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Columbus
INS
William H. Annat
Wooster
Herbert S. Duffy
Ohio Supreme Court
Edward C. Turner
Annat
Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Democratic State Central Committee
Churchill attacks move as Parliament debate nears vote
Mr Churchill rose to condemn the government move as plunging Britain into fierce party conflict during a critical national safety period. Clement Davies urged unity, saying it is essential amid the international situation. The emergency session, meant to discuss defense, may extend into Tuesday with rumors of a government move today.
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Churchill
Clement Davies
Liberal Party
London
Attlee
M. P
Bridges Urges Arming Germans and Allies in Korea
Senator Styles Bridges, ranking Republican on the Senate armed services committee, called the Korean fighting a prelude to World War II. He urged all-out mobilization and 100 percent domestic controls, proposing arming West German divisions and Japanese forces under MacArthur, inviting Spain to join the Atlantic Pact, and using Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist troops in Korea. He urged a bipartisan foreign policy after a complete State Department housecleaning.
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Boston
Styles Bridges
Senate Armed Services Committee
New Hampshire
Gen
MacArthur
Spain
Chiang Kai-shek
Korea
Bridges
G.O.P
Boston Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Fairmount Home Band to Perform at Brewster Festival
The Fairmount Children's Home band will be featured at the first annual festival hosted by Eagles Lodge No. 3062 in Brewster on September 16. The event includes pie eating and apple bobbing contests for children, amusement concessions, acrobats, and majorettes among other attractions.
Taegu Front Pressures and Prisoner Report Amid Korean War Actions
In Yongchon area a Red lieutenant said 62 prisoners imply fewer than 300 survivors in a 2000-strong regiment. U S troops from the 1st Cavalry battled for hill positions north and northwest of Taegu as counterattacks regained some ground near Mount Kasan. British patrols and South Korean police flushed out groups southwest of Taegu, while North Koreans moved east across the Naktong with little pressure in the Yongsan-Changnyong front. The 25th Division continued clearing rear areas around Haman and Masan with about five NK battalions reported in the region.
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Yongchon
Taegu
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
1St Cavalry
Kasan
Naktong River
Naktong
Yongsan-Changnyong
U.S
Haman-Masan
Minor Damage Admitted To Attacking Destroyers
The navy reported three US destroyers suffered superficial damage during the Inchon bombardment with light casualties in the Yellow Sea action. North Korean claims of sinking vessels were denied and no troop landing ships were reported involved in the Inchon surface operations.
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Washington
United States
Inchon
Navy
Far East
Yellow Sea
Korea
Tokyo
Seoul
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Kay Kibler
William C. Lamiele
Albert P. Leno
Clarence I. Miller
Cecil P. Morris
Warren Pontius
L. D. Sandwith
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Lloyd J. Carver
Frank Freyermuth
Harold W. Hawk
Howard E. Hershey
Robert D. Hill
Raymond J. Kracker
Donald N. Neshcoff
John H. Funk
Robert G. Mahlen
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G. I
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