Protest over ejectment pauses in American Association series
The protest alleges umpire Serafin ejected Indianapolis third baseman Nanny Fernandez for a vigorous objection a decision. Columbus later chose not to press the protest. Both teams homered as Royce Linz and Jack Crimian pitched in relief. Linz retired the final ten batters. The best of seven series decides the American Association representative for the Little World Series against the International League winner.
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Joe Serafin
Indianapolis
Nanny Fernandez
Columbus
Indians
Birds
Royce Lint
Frank Papish
Jack Crimian
al Habenicht
Linz
American Association
Angkor Khmers and Indo China Ethnic Tapestry
The article surveys ethnic groups in French Indochina the Cambodians Annamites Tonkinese Laos and Khmer descendants. It notes Khmer civilization centered at Angkor its decline by the 14th century and 11th century height, the Annamites’ Chinese cultural affinity and Buddhist majority amid colonial French rule beginning in the mid 19th century.
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Asia
Laos
Angkor
India
Opium Trade and Viet Minh Rise in Indochina 1950 View
In the region around Yunnan and Kweichow the opium and arms illicit trade funded revolutionary groups while French Indochina failed to develop its resources. Ho Chi Minh leads Viet Minh under Bao Dai, with U.S. support amid Soviet Chinese influence and ongoing Communist civil war. Dean Acheson cites Soviet recognition of Ho Chi Minh. The piece notes historical French decline and rising Communist threat.
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China
Yunnan
Kweichow
Ho Chi-minh
Russia
France
Viet Minh
United States
Cambodia
Thailand
Siam
Bao Dai
Dean Acheson
Kremlin
Indo-China
Ho Chimingh
King Features Syndicate
Beyond the Hillside: Tales of Love and War in Taegu
A reporter recalls conversations with American doughboys north of Taegu about romances with Japanese women. Some view these unions as opportunistic, others as genuine bonds seeking Christian marriage. One soldier notes Japanese women staying faithful, while a rear area sergeant’s deception surfaces through a Tokyo cabaret letter amid combat chatter.
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Korea
Taegu
Japan
Hal Boyle
States
Letter To A Far Lover In Saigon War Scene
Hal Boyle recalls a private who preserves a dying romance in his heart as sniper fire pauses. A cabaret girl writes a moonlit farewell promising safety and patience, linking love to war’s strange silence and future peace.
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Moon
Sky
The
Associated Press
Yanks Capture Ten More Russian Tanks in Korea
AP from Tokyo reports Gen. Douglas MacArthur's headquarters says allied forces in Korea captured at least 10 Russian type tanks in the month ending last Wednesday. The list notes T-34 tanks and includes three self-propelled heavy guns, 15 122 mm howitzers, 4 76 mm guns, 18 other artillery pieces, 24 45 mm anti-tank pieces, 4 anti-tank rifles, 5 misc items, mortars, light and heavy machine guns, 1,134 rifles, and 12 heavy trucks.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Inchon
Birth Announcements From Canton Area Sept 23
Mr. and Mrs Merlin Brothers East Sparta announce a son. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Martin Malvern announce a daughter. Mr. and Mrs George Ritchie 1101 Cleveland SW announce a daughter. Mr. and Mrs Frank Natale 901 3rd St SW announce a son. Mr. and Mrs William Dickey 923 8th St NE announce a daughter. Sept 23 Aultman area births list includes William Brisbine Viola Gross 4112 Vinal Ave NW daughter Ernest Allen 1524 36th St NW daughter George Dumas 1010 Cherry Ave SE daughter Homer Stocker 1351 Scoville Ave SW son Wilbur Garner RD 4 Louisville daughter Harold Rothermel 1110 9th St NW daughter Clarence Branch 715 Roslyn SW daughter Paul Marhover 1523 Parkhill NE son James R Barlow 1403 Garfield Ave SW son Sept 21 Massillon City Hospital Victor A Uhrich Columbus daughter Sept 19 Pellegrino for Fine Upholstering 27 years experience. Work guaranteed 410 Market South 31720 ad
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Mercy
Merlin Brothers
East Sparta
Ralph Martin
Malvern
George Ritchie
Cleveland
Frank Natale
William Dickey
8Th
Aultman
William Brisbine
Viola Gross
Vinal Ave
Ernest Allen
36Th St NW
George Dumas
Cherry Ave
Homer Stocker
Scoville Ave
Wilbur Garner
Louisville
Harold Rothermel
9Th St
Clarence Branch
Roslyn
Paul Marhover
Parkhill
Seamen Lost as Wave Strikes Gilligan Destroyer Escort
In COS BAY Oregon two sailors died when a heavy sea battered the destroyer escort U S S Gilligan at the harbor entrance after a two day naval reservist training voyage. Three seamen were injured as the ship was tossed against jetty rocks and swept by a huge wave. The vessel limped to a safe berth under its own power with damage to a propeller compartments flooded and rudder shaft.
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Cos Bay
Ore
U.S.S. Gilligan
Gilligan
13Th Naval District
Seattle
Very Choosy Thief Steals Laundry in San Bernardino
Elaine Hunter reported to police that a thief removed a day's wash from her clothesline in San Bernardino leaving only a torn sheet behind. The incident highlights ongoing petty theft concerns in the neighborhood.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Elaine Hunter
Canton Detective Service Private Investigations
Canton Detective Service offers private investigations with contact numbers 32512 and 20541 ad for clients seeking investigative services.
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Canton Detective Service
Hat Box offers fall hats cleaning by experts
Canton Barrel & Bag advertises barrel supplies including 39130 and kegs for cider and wine making at end of 9th SE off Cherry. It promotes Guidepost subscription for practical living with non sectarian content and special clergy rates, dial 92148-ad for orders.
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Canton
Dial
Poetry for You classes at Canton Art Institute
Canterbury Craine on 6th St NW advertises Poetry for You a 10 week program starting Oct 4 with Claude Colvin MA teaching sessions Wednesdays at 7 pm Registration is Sept 27 and Oct 4 with a fee of 8 dollars plus a 3 dollar student membership. Also lists book sale items including cookbooks 1 to 5 dollars and home decorating books 1.25 to 5 dollars.
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Bks
Canterbury-Craine
6Th St NW
The
Canton Art Institute
Claude Colvin
East Germans prepare spy trial with Field role
In East Berlin six veteran Communists face charges in a high profile spy trial. Defendants Merker Ende Goldhammer Kriekemeyer Bauer and Weiterer were purged and jailed after fleeing Hitler to the West, accused of western taint and lack of faith in the Soviet Union. Ulbricht purges loyalists, rewarding pro Soviet Eastward supporters.
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Berlin
Noel H. Field
Fritz Kaul
East Berlin
West
Paul Merker
Socialist Unity (Communist
Lex Ende
Bruno Goldhammer
Gerhart Eisler
Willi Kriekemeyer
Leo Bauer
Radio Berlin
Maria Weiterer
Communist ‘’‘Women’s League
Hitler
Walter Ulbricht
Soviet Union
Madman Muntz Weds TV Actress in Nevada
Earl W. Muntz known as Madman, 36, Chicago and Los Angeles television dealer, marries Joan Barton 25, radio and TV actress, in Las Vegas. They honeymoon here then plan to Los Angeles and Chicago to settle in Winnetka, Illinois. Barton used real name Mary Ann Beck. each had prior marriages.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Earl W
Madman
Muntz
Chicago
Los Angeles
Joan Barton
Winnetka, Ill
Coast to coast TV planned by 1052, estimates say
Estimates indicate coast-to-coast television service could be in place by 1052. Industry analysts project nationwide coverage reaching homes across major regions, signaling a major expansion in broadcast reach and consumer access.
Big 1950 college football season opens with top teams
United Press reports the 1950 college football season gains momentum as Ohio State Army Notre Dame and Michigan join others in season debuts. Highlights include SMU led by Kyle Rote toppling Georgia Tech 33 13 and North Carolina shocking NC State 13 7 while Michigan State crushed Oregon State 38 12 and Army faces Colgate in a tougher early test. The Irish seek win streak amid changes and Michigan faces a stern test vs Michigan State.
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United Press
Ohio State
Army
Notre Dame
Michigan
Wes Fesler
Ohio Stadium
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Lone Star State
Kyle Rote
S.M.A
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Tar Heels
Charley Justice
Dick Bunting
Irish
Frank Leahy
Michigan State
Spartans
Oregon State
Colgate
Beulah Park Ends Racing Season With Feature Purse
Beulah Park near Columbus enters its final racing week as the Peerless Saw purse headline action. Contenders include Gadele Once More Fifth Maedic and Dusty Days. Mister Morgan owned by J A Chambers of Memphis and ridden by Guillermo Silva won the opening Ohio State mile in a photo finish over Dusty Days on a heavy track in 1 44 2/5.
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Columbus
Mississippi State set to meet Arkansas State Georgia Kentucky in 1950
Mississippi State's 1950 football schedule will include three opponents not faced in the previous year. Arkansas State, Georgia, and Kentucky are scheduled as new foes for the Bulldogs.
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Mississippi State
Arkansas State
Georgia
Kentucky
Columbus to Start Cotton Deal Against Indianapolis Tonight
Columbus manager Rollie Hemsley plans to start Cotton Deal against Indianapolis to even the American Association final playoff series. Bob McCall will pitch for Indianapolis as the Indians hold a 2-1 lead after a 7-5 win.
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Columbus
Rollie Hemsley
Cotton
Indianapolis
Bob McCall
Indians
Red Birds
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