U N Assembly Debates seating China in the U N
United Nations delegates convene to organize committees amid a heated debate over seating Communist China versus Nationalist China. Nasrollah Entezam of Iran presides as steering committee members and vice presidents prepare the agenda while Indian, Russian, and Canadian proposals unfold.
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New York
United Nations
China
Entezam
India
Russia
U.N
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Assembly
United States
Britain
France
Brazil
Andrei Vishinsky
Canada
U.S
Dean Acheson
Peiping
Yugoslavia
Denmark
Sweden
Pakistan
Norway
Netherlands
Israel
Afghanistan
Burma
Vishinsky
Marines mascot rabbits lift spirits under fire
Marines recount a river crossing where a reconnaissance unit pulled back under enemy attack. The 3rd Battalion struggled with delays and confusion before regrouping into armored personnel carriers. Sgt Anthony Kent, carrying three white rabbits, comforted frightened civilians and children as mortars pounded the hill, the mission finally described as landed and under control.
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Mike
S-3
Anthony Kent
Salina
Kan
Sgt. Kent
Set
Kent
Sergt. Kent
Mike Ehrlich
Congress weighs final action on anti communist bill
Congress debates a redrafted anti communist bill with White House uncertainty over a veto. House sources suggest Truman may approve it with a critical statement before adjournment, while backers push to prevent post adjournment veto. A White House aide offered no comment amid mixed public reaction.
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Truman
House
Congress
White House
French Report Slaughter of Red Battalion
French troops smash a Viet Minh battalion near Langson and Dongkhe in Indo China in a fierce counterattack described as a slaughterhouse action. The fortress town may be recaptured tonight or tomorrow as rebels abandon Dongkhe and flee toward the Chinese frontier.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Dongkhe
China
Langson
Leon Pognon
Marcel Carpentier
Laokay
No. 4
Red Battalion
Carpentier
Indo- China
Tonkin
Hong Kong
Canton
Nanning
South China
Weather forecast for Canton and vicinity turns warmer
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. Probable low tonight 55 to 60 degrees and high Thursday about 75. International News Service notes warm air from the south moving north over Ohio, with a cool north air mass capping temperatures in the north and lifting to around 80 in the south. Readings at 11 A. M. show barometer 29.02, humidity 75 percent, wind calm. Canton year ago recorded a high of 58 and low of 41.
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Canton
Weather Bureau
Akron
Associated Press
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Cidy
Detroit
Miami
St. P
Clady
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
OHTO
International News Service
Ohio
A. S. Klemetsmo
Youngstown Man Dies In Crash North Of Salem
Thessalonia Smith, 28, of Youngstown was killed and Robert Jones, 39, also of Youngstown, remained in critical condition after a Monday night crash on Route 62 north of Salem. State patrol said the car left Route 62 striking a small bridge abutment. wreckage spread about 100 feet.
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Brush-Moore
Salem
Salem City Hospital
Here
Thessalonia Smith
Youngstown
Robert Jones
Route 62
Catholic Knights elect Beck again in Ohio convention
The Catholic Knights of Ohio re elected President Fred T Beck of Cincinnati at the closing session of their 17th biennial convention.
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Cleveland
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Fred T. Beck
Cincinnati
Millersburg Water System Praised by State Health Officials
Millersburg water supply judged excellent after inspection by a Department of Health representative. No major changes in the past year aside from a few feet of main extension. Recommendations include metering all services and installing a master meter. The elevated tank needs repair. Daily pumpage averages 300000 gallons, about 120 gallons per person.
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Millersburg
State Department of Health
Water Department
Navarre Council to Help School Board with Patrol Pay
Navarre village council agreed to pay half the cost of hiring a school patrolman after a lengthy discussion. The school board will cover the other half. Council also decided to buy a used typewriter and adding machine from War Surplus and tabled street repair funding due to cement shortages.
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Navarre
Stark County Reports 20th Polio Case
Stark County records its 20th polio case today at Aultman Hospital. Patient Ed ward G Pennell, age 3, of 1335 Rowland Ave NE, is the ninth polio case reported in the city this year.
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Stark County
Aultman Hospital
Edward G. Pennell
Rowland Ave
Passenger Hurt in Crash As Driver Disappears
Hoover ee 19 of Limville was treated at Alliance City Hospital after a Tuesday evening crash on New Baltimore Limaville road. The 1940 Ford driven by Eugene Edwards 18 of Limaville veered off and struck 11 cement guard posts. Edwards fell from the moving car and was later arrested for reckless driving.
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Ee Hoover
Limville
Alliance City Hospital
New Baltimore-Limaville
Young Hoover
Eugene C. Edwards
Limaville
Marshall Seeks to Speak Only After Confirmation
General Marshall faced tough questions from Senate panel about Formosa policy rearming Germany and past wartime roles. He said he could not discuss official views until confirmed as defense secretary and would talk with the President and top officials first. He supported congressional access to officers but warned he could only answer on confirmed basis.
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Johnson
New York
Formosa
Germany
Marshall
Far East
Douglas MacArthur
Jenner
Indiana
Tydings
Maryland
China
Truman
Russia
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Army
Air Force
Congress
Defense
Stooge
Dean Acheson
Alger Hiss
Hiss
United Nations
State Department
Subpoenas Spread in Portsmouth Gaming Probe
More than 50 witnesses were subpoenaed to testify before a Scioto County grand jury investigating gambling in Portsmouth after a raid seized 107 slot machines, 100 punchboards, and other gear. The Bonita Club faced possible padlock action amid dry township limits and fights. Robert Taylor owns the New Boston building housing the American Legion post.
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Portsmouth
Marvin A. Kelly
John Kocevar
Scioto County
Grand Jury
Kelly
Burl E. Justice
Bonita Club
West Side
Russell Burns
Kocevar
New Boston
Robert Taylor
Russell Huffman
American Legion
Taylor
Vernal Riffe
Fred Brown
Brown
Legion Post
Ohio
Canton survey eyed as plan for traffic relief and federal aid
Mayor Nichols and highway chief Kauer discuss a traffic survey funded by Canton's share, with 75 percent reimbursed by the state. Officials note past delays, emphasize a master plan to redirect truck traffic, and consider underpass or overpass options near Route 30 Tuscarawas Street. Canton, Massillon, and county cooperation are expected.
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Thomas H. Nichols
T. J. Kauer
Kauer
Canton
Nichols
Tuscarawas St
Highway Department
County
Massillon
Finance Committee
Dr Sander's Secretary Found Dead in New Hampshire
Helen Maciolek 25 secretary to Dr Hermann Sander was found dead in a wooded Hooksett ravine a day after disappearing. Authorities favor suicide with autopsy pending, noting a two ounce jig jug and envelope near the body and no external wounds. Sander had been involved in a past murder trial where he was acquitted.
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Dr. Sander
Hooksett
Raymond K. Perkins
Perkins
Macidlek
Lindsay Rice
Helen
Thomas Maciolek
Pennsylvania
New York
Sander
Abbie
Borreto
Gambler Threatens Scandal Over Police Graft
Brooklyn bookmaker Harry Gross, 34, told Kings County Judge Leibowitz he could reveal a vast graft scandal involving police, possibly up to inspector level, then reversed, saying he could not name the officers. Bail was raised to 250000 and a 24 hour guard placed on his cell as he remains a material witness in a $20 million ring case.
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New York
Brooklyn
Harry Gross
Kings County
Samuel S. Leibowitz
Gross
Leibowitz
Board set hearing to split Ward 5 Precinct H
A public hearing will be held at 10 a.m. Sept. 30 in the board of elections office to discuss splitting Precinct H of Ward 5 into two precincts. The split adds a new precinct starting at Navarre Road and Clarendon Avenue and extending to Sandwith Avenue and the corporation line with boundaries described.
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Board of Elections
Ward 5
Navarre Rd
Clarendon Ave
Sandwith Ave
Corporation
Bedford Ave
15Th St
Corporation Line
Stark To Attend Annual TB Conference
Dr William M Morgan of Alliance leads a Friday discussion on volunteer help for the three day Mississippi Valley conference on tuberculosis in Columbus starting Thursday Those attending besides Morgan include L L Taylor P A Marcere Mrs James Collison Mrs Oscar Meiner and Robert G Weymueller Dr Lawrence A Freeman of Molly Stark Sanatorium will attend Trudeau Society medical sessions of the conference
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William M. Morgan
Alliance
Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Columbus
300 Lawyers Gain High Court Status
More than 300 lawyers nationwide are to be admitted today to practice before the U S Supreme Court at a special session called by Chief Justice Vinson for the American Bar Association convention. The admission, the largest in 160 years, costs each lawyer $25 for appeals and routine costs.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Vinson
American Bar Association
High Courts
Supreme Court
Local Laws Have No Teeth Says Sheriff at Dinner
Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus told the North Canton Jr. Chamber of Commerce at The Pines that local government laws lack teeth. He said he cannot arrest for disturbing the peace under current wording and outlined sheriff's duties.
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Harry W. Grossglaus
North Cantona Jr. Chamber of Commerce
the Pines
Governors appoint two to National Employ Week committee
William E. Umstattd, president of Timken Roller Bearing Co., and L. P. Reese, president of Scio-Ohio Pottery Co., were named today by Governor Frank J. Lausche to serve on the 311-member committee for National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week October 1 7.
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William E. Umstattd
Timken Roller Bearing Co
L. P. Reese
Scio- Ohio Pottery Co
Frank J. Lausche
Forces push toward Seoul as Korean War battle rages
Pershing and Sherman tanks shield lines as Communist troops reportedly enter Seoul and flank on the east. Allied forces gain ground on the old front with Taegu sector forces nearing Kunwi and Kasan. In Waegwan area, the 24th Division advances, while the Nak tong River sees a new bridgehead and Masan area yields heavy fighting with cold steel and flamethrowers.
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Waegwan
Taegu
U. S
Naktong River
Kyongsan
Nam-Naktong
Naktong
U. S. 25Th Division
Masan
New Philadelphia Polio Victim Wins Painting Honors
Danny Gates of New Philadelphia, a 17-year-old paralysis victim painting from a wheelchair, won two firsts and a second at the Tuscarawas County fair. He took first for a full length oil of the Good Shepherd and another for a Christ, plus a second in animal painting.
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Philadelphia
Danny Gates
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Danny
Christ
Mary Whistler
Massillon
Gnadenhutten Board Plans Bond Issue for School Expansion
Gnadenhutten plans a bond issue to voters in November for remodeling the gymnasium adding classrooms a library and a cafeteria to meet rising elementary enrollment and expanded extracurriculars. The bond amount was not announced.
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Gnadenhutten
Board of Education
R. M. Virtue
Virtue
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Portsmouth Gaming
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Stephen Early
Defense Department
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N. H
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Stark
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Seoul
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South
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Kasan
Waegwan - Taejon Road
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Newcomerstown
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Stone Creek
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