Hospitals Can Handle Korean Casualty Flow
Dr. Richard L. Meiling, defense medical director, said U S military hospitals can manage expected increases in wounded from Korea and that more facilities will open if needed. He noted 45 400 staffed beds and a surge of wounded returned from Japan and Korea, with about 3 000 flown since the outbreak. The armed forces operate 82 hospitals plus infirmaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard L. Meiling
Defense Department
Korea
Meiling
Shafer
Michigan
House
Armed Services
Pentagon
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
United States
Japan
U. S
Hawaii
Army
Navy
Air Force
Courthouse Expands Space With Seven New Rooms
Compact addition enhances efficiency for probate hearings. A former large porch on the courthouse south side was enclosed to create seven small rooms including a courtroom, a jury room, stenographers’ office, lawyers’ consultation room, Clerk of Courts office, and space for state examiners and the naturalization department. A fourth floor room formerly used by examiners is now for the Stark County Law Library Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
C. Frank Sherrard
Naturalization Department
Stark County Law Library Association
Tito's Nation May Seek Food Aid From U S
Senator Brewster describes Marshal Tito as a mild dictator with an office 100 feet long and 40 feet wide after a Belgrade visit with Pepper Cooley and Poage. He warned Yugoslavia may need 1 000 000 tons of food by February to resist Moscow and avoid winter famine.
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Tito
U. S
Vienna
Brewster
Maine
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Pepper
Florida
Cooley
North Carolina
Poage
Texas
West
East
United States
Cominform
Moscow
Youth Admits Akron Slaying
An 18 year old, Robert A major, confessed to killing Mrs. Betty Neal 43 in Akron with a hunting knife. He waited in her home during a baseball broadcast, struck her with a rolling pin, then stabbed her, stole 150 dollars, stayed in a downtown hotel, wrapped the knife, and fled to Greenville where detectives reported the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Betty Neal
John F. Struzewski
Robert Aajor
Kron
Greenville
Miss
Old chain broken in Wonder Lake marriage break
In Wonder Lake Illinois, Bill Smith IV married Norma ending a three generation pattern where a William Smith had married a Mary, breaking the long familial naming chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Wonder Lake
Ill
Mary
Bill Smith IV
Norma
William Smith
Eagles Charges Dropped In Internal Fraternal Dispute
OTTAWA Ohio September 23 AP An internal Fraternal Order of Eagles dispute led to dropping criminal proceedings against three Eagles officers. Indictments accusing aiding and abetting a lottery were nolle pros for Matthew L Brown James Kellner and Joseph Gunderman. Remaining cases for Brown and Kellner involve black mail charges in Wood and Henry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Order of Eagles
Eagles
J. Harry Leopold
Putnam County
Common Pleas
A. A. Slaybaugh
Nolle
Matthew L. Brown
Springfield
James Kellner
Joseph Gunderman
St. Marys
Grand Worthy
Ohio
Blanchard Aerie
National Eagles Organization
Leopold
National
Brown
Kellner
Wood
Henry
Columbus
Barnett H. Goldstein
Portland
Ore
The
National Organization
Hoover Co. trainer to speak on Freedom Is Your Business
Conrad W. Traut, manager of The Hoover Co. vocational training department, will speak on Freedom Is Your Business at a Plain Dealer Club meeting in the YMCA Monday at p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Traut
Conrad W. Traut
Hoover Co
Freedom
Plain Dealer Club
Y.M.C.A
Martha Raye Denies Drunk Driving Charge
Boston dispatch reports singer Martha Raye pleaded innocent to drunken driving and related charges after her Cadillac convertible and boxer dog ended on a North End sidewalk. She faced counts of drunkenness and negligent operation of an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Raye
Boston
Safety Engineers Plan Golf and Dinner Monday
The McKinley chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers organizes a golf tournament at Edgewood Golf Club Monday at 3 p.m. A dinner at Hoover Camp at 6 p.m. will introduce P. D. Pflug of Republic Steel Corp Massillon plant and other new officers. L. D. Humbert of Hoover and E. M. Harrah of B. F. Goodrich Akron lead the outing, which features softball, shuffleboard and more activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Chapter
American Society of Safety Engineers
Edgewood Golf Club
D. Pflug
Republic Steel Corp
Massillon
Hoover Camp
L. D. Humbert
Hoover Company
E. M. Harrah
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Polio case hits Wooster Orrville area in 1949 season
Earl Carlson, bowling alley manager, is named as the first polio case in Wooster Orrville for the year. The Wayne County total reaches 16, matching the 1947 epidemic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
Earl Carlson
Wayne County
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Defense Official
Reuben Z. Wise
Stark County
Carolyn Greenham
Stromberg
Carlson Television
Hahn & CO
Stark Federal
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Stark Federal Savings
SOG W.tusc
Canton 2
Lady Tucker
Gabardine
BON Marche
Maman
Dea
Granat
Kresge Arcade
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