U S W Seeks Union Shop at Carnegie Plant
International officials of the CIO United Steel Workers asked the NLRB for a union shop election at Carnegie Illinois Steel Canton plant. About 200 Canton workers would join 85 000 production and maintenance staff in a wave of elections across several U S steel plants. The drive seeks bargaining rights for a union shop agreement and follows recent gains in the steel industry.
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C.I.0
United Steel Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Canton
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
U. S. Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Steel Workers Union
Canyon
Onesta Hotel
I. W. Abel
Republic Steel Corp
International Union
Pittsburgh
Abel
Atlantic City
Courthouse Fire Scare After Wood Fires Under Walk
A Monday incident at Stark County courthouse sparked smoke from wood insulation on steam pipes when workers cutting valves ignited material. Firefighters from No 1 station checked boiler and basement areas, extinguishing remaining flames. onlookers misidentified a parked car as burning.
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Stark County
No. 1 Station
Ohio Power Co
Prague fishermen attend eight day political and specialist course
Union of Fishermen in Prague conducted an eight day course described as political and specialist training. About one hundred union members from streams across Czechoslovakia attended the program at a school that none of the attendees reportedly attended before.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
The
Union of Fishermen In
Weather Report Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Forecast from U S Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport calls for sunny pleasant afternoon. Tonight partly cloudy mild with low near 50. Wednesday partly cloudy continued mild with above normal temperatures expected. Ohio Weather by International News Service notes sun and warm trend with lower 70s highs and nights 50s. Five day outlook shows above average temperatures with small rain chance Friday or Saturday and cooler weekend.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Mercury
Milton Davis
Weather Bureau
Seoul Liberated as UN Forces Enter City
Allied troops completed the encirclement and seizure of Seoul, with U N forces including the 17th R O K army regiment and U S 7th Army and Marine units, ending Red resistance in the capital. Inchon landings began the hour long push to sever Korean Reds from the North, as front lines report 2,000 Reds fleeing and 1,800 slain on Seoul’s northwest outskirts. The campaign extended 35 miles along the northern wall, with a 70 mile armored thrust toward a second front link. The battle sees Marines repulse a night counterattack near the governor’s palace and urban fighting across Duk Soo Palace grounds.
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Seoul
Republic of Korea
United Nations
R.O.K
U. S. 7Th Army
List Marine Division
MacArthur
Inchon
Gen. MacArthur
Korea
10Th
Seoul- Inchon
U. S
1St
Leathernecks
Duk Soo Palace
Duk Soo
Taejon
U. S. 24Th Division
Heartbreak Highway
Kumchon
William F. Dean
U.S. 25Th Division
Chinju
Pusan
Nam River
Hamnan
Uiryong
Hyopchon
Kochang
Father Found Guilty On Nonsupport Charge
David Johnson about 27 returned from Chicago on a charge of failing to support his two minor children. A jury in Common Pleas Court found him guilty Monday afternoon. Judge George N. Graham deferred sentence for one week on a defense motion. State prosecutors Foster J. Flatline and W. Bernard Rodgers represented the state.
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David Johnson
Chicago
Common Pleas Court
George N. Graham
Richard Kuhn
Foster J. Flatline
W. Bernard Rodgers
Mine Fire at Creswell Colliery Claims Several
Ernest Stacey one of the escaped miners said we only just managed to get out. A young volunteer rescue worker said it was impossible to get closer than a mile from the underground fire. Survivors recalled others dragged along and a race against time as the main shaft was reached. Clergy and Salvation Army aides comforted relatives. Britain faced its second coal mine disaster in weeks. The Creswell mine near Welbeck Abbey employs over 1,500 workers in a 6,000-person community.
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Ernest Stacey
Bill Edwards
Salvation Army
Britain
New Cumnock
Scotland
Creswell
Creswell Crags
Welbeck Abbey
Dukes of Portland
Canton considers survey report on highway master plan
Mayor Nichols challenged claims by Mr. Frerichs that other cities posted later survey data and had reports ready on gratis basis. The council debated credit for part of 2700 dollars spent on the origin destination survey and the risk that promised cooperation would endure with future highway directors. The master plan proposal, supported by Traffic Commissioner Deerwester, passed on a weak voice vote after Frerichs withdrew his motion to table pending a written agreement from Mr. Kauer.
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Nichols
Frerichs
Canton
Carl F. Klein
Ohio
Kauer
Council
C. L. Deerwester
George W. Branscomb
RESPONSELLER TO MEET Sponseller Grange Assembly
Sponseller Grange members will meet Thursday at 8 30 P M at the grange hall Joseph Kitz miller preside and Mrs Madaline Foster will lead the lecture hour.
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Sponseller
Sponseller Grange
Joseph Kitzmiller
Madaline Foster
Eight Area Reservists Ordered to Activate Duty
Army reservists recalled to extended active duty and 14 called for physical exams. Names and addresses provided for those reporting Oct. 2 to Oct. 10 at Ft. Campbell Ky Ft. Meade Md Ft. Knox Ky and Ft. Meade. Recalls include privates Beverley Anthony Boni Downey Catlin Heslop Oprean Leasure Mead Potters Sponaugle Dean Eby Clark Riley Bitzel Burdette and Norman Albert Artuso Rich Rinehart.
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Army
Ft. Campbell
George B. Beverley
3Rd
Charles L. Anthony
13Th St NE
August L. Boni
E. State St. Alliance
Don H. Downey
N. Main St
Uhrichsville
Ft. Meade
Howard G. Baum
Harter Ave
Walter L. Catlin
Robert E. Heslop
Buckeye Ave
Alliance
Ft. Knox
Ralph L. Leasure
Spring
Corp
Earl R. Mead Jr
State St NE
Massillon
Richard L. Potters
Malvern
Kenneth R. Sponaugle
23Rd St
Donald D. Dean
6Th St
William T. Eby Jr
Bernard St
Harold J. Clark
East Sparta
Richard M. Rinehart Jr
Helen
Fred W. Renner
Manorave
James F. Riley
Louisville
Norman Albert
Penn Pl
Dominick Artuso
Carnahan
Peter A. Bitzel
Waynesburg
Pfc
Ray L. Burdette
Grant St
Dennison
Hoffman praises aides as he nears ECA exit
In a farewell, Hoffman tells Truman he could leave in good conscience but will stay to help as long as needed. He commends Foster as administrator designate and urges U.S. unity in democracy abroad and military strength at home, proposing large future spends to counter Soviet advances.
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ECA
Washington
Europe
Asia
Mr. Truman
Hoffman
Truman
Foster
Commerce
Westfield
N. J
Ford Foundation
Ford Automobile Family
Ford
Studebaker Corp
United States
C I O Group on Public Square Urges Voter Registration
The Canton C N O Political Action Committee set up a booth on Public Square to promote registration for the November 7 election. Handbills urge voters to visit the board of elections in the courthouse annex to ensure qualification. The booth runs 8 30 a m to 8 30 p m today and Wednesday with the last day to register or transfer on Wednesday.
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Canton
C.N.O
Arthur Clare Murder Trial Delayed Two Weeks
Common Pleas Judge George N. Graham granted a continuance to October 16 in the first degree murder trial of Arthur A. Clare 34 of Lake Cable Jackson Blvd connected to the fatal August 4 shooting of his brother-in-law Wilbur Nerner 42. Clare was set to begin trial October 2 but one defense attorney Daniel Q. Gennett faced ill health and could not prepare.
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Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Arthur A. Clare
Jackson Blvd
Lake Cable
Wilbur Erner
Clare
Daniel Q. Gennett
Attack Suspect Bound to Jury On 2nd Charge
Samuel Thomas, 34, of 429 4th st SE, already bound to the grand jury after pleading guilty to criminal assault and unarmed robbery, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to another criminal assault charge. He waived a preliminary hearing and was bound to the grand jury by Judge D. L. McCarroll, who had bound him over on the other two charges. A 25 year old married woman identified him as her assailant in a Sept 15 attack near Cherry ave SE. He was arrested after a second woman reported a purse theft and assault. police recovered much of the stolen items.
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Samuel Thomas
4Th St SE
D. L. McCarroll
William D. Harrison
Thomas
Harrison
Cherry Ave
Victor C. Rotar
Daniel Stulka
Hoover Union Seeks 15 Day Contract Extension
The A F L union at Hoover Co North Canton plant seeks a 15 day contract extension as fourth round talks begin Wednesday at 9 am. The current two year pact expires tomorrow and resumed after a pause caused by a bid by the C I O United Steel Workers for 1750 workers.
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Hoover Co
North Canton
Hoover
C. I. O. United Steel Workers
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Steel Workers Union
Hoover-A. F. L
Logan O. Teagle Jr
Women Backers Of Taft To Hear Senator Thursday
U S Senator Robert A Taft will speak at a Canton Woman's Club tea Thursday from 2 to 5 pm. The Canton Taft-for Senator committee plans a house-to-house canvass led by Mrs Catherine Cox with 285 workers. Taft's Stark County visit follows a two day schedule including major addresses and club talks in Canton and Massillon.
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ITH
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Canton
Catherine Cox
Stark County
Taft
Timken Vocational High School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
St. Francis Hotel
County Republican Executive Committee
Phillis Wheatley
Washington High School
Massillon
New Driver Permit Law Ends Waiting in Lines
Canton's motorists experience normal permit flow as new state license law takes effect September 30 1950. Permits issued for three years and valid until the licensee’s first birthday after that date. Operator permit costs 1 and chauffeur permit 1.25 including fees. Permits can be sold only 30 days before the birthday.
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Canton
2400 Striking Ohio Miners Return to Jobs
BELLAIRE O Sept 26 AP Some 2400 striking Ohio coal miners returned to work after a one week walkout. Commissioner Ford Sampson of the Ohio Coal Association cited misunderstandings over staggered shifts as the cause. About 5000 miners had struck two weeks earlier. return followed an agreed end to staggered shifts, though some miners misunderstood and stayed out or quit again.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Ford Sampson
Ohio Coal Association
United Mine Workers
Sampson
22nd polio victim reported in Louisville area
The county health department reported the 22nd case of infantile paralysis this year. Ginger Davis, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Davis of RD 2 Louisville, was admitted to Aultman Hospital Monday.
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Ginger Davis
Robert Davis
RD 2
Louisville
Aultman Hospital
Liquor Board Suspends Area Permit Holders in Lewd Conduct Case
At hearings an attorney cited Raven as a supplier of devices. Dan Gide of AD 4 Trump rd NE faced the heaviest penalty, 60 days, for entertaining of lewd character. Joseph Gilbert of 1700 6th st SW drew 45 days for Sunday sales gambling devices and malt liquor on permit premises. John V. Ranalli 702 Madison ave SE and Jack Stevens 708 Madison ave SE received 15 day suspensions for similar charges. Elks Lodge 510 at 150 E High ave New Philadelphia faced a gambling devices sanction. Clifford Watts 908 Tremont ave SW Massillon and B. F. Wetter 541 Tremont ave SW Massillon got ten days each for gambling devices. William E. Effantis of Tip Top grill 700 Lawrence rd NE retained a penalty withheld while charged with possession of gambling devices.
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Raven
Dan Gide
Trump Rd NE
Joseph Gilbert
6Th St SW
John V. Ranalli
Madison Ave SE
Jack Stevens
Elks Lodge
E. High Ave
New Philadelphia
Clifford Watts
Tremont Ave
Massillon
B. F. Wetter
William E. Effantis
Tip Top Grill
Lawrence Rd
Union officials face trial for camera destruction at Timken plant
Timken strike case centers on camera damage to Canton photographer Robert Groshan. John S. Johns and George E. Smith, union figures, faced charges of property destruction and assault, with Secker previously tried in May but mistrial declared after a juror conversation. Proceedings adjourned to October.
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John S. Johns
C.I.O. Stark County Industrial Union Council
U.S.W
George E. Smith
Lawrence Rd
Secker
Robert Groshan
Canton
Timken
Groshan
Johns
Smith
Robert McCurdy
D. L. McCarroll
David Clayman
Columbus
Herschel Kriger
W. M. Huebner
Robert Rybolt
Marines Advance Through Seoul Street Barricades
Lt Col Robert W Rickert describes a 12 day combat push in Seoul as Marines move past a prison toward the city heart. Tanks Pershing 90 mm guns and flame throwers support foot troops while Red shells whistle overhead and civilians watch from shattered streets. A ambulance shortage and wounded officers are noted as Marines press forward amid fires and explosions.
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Robert W. Rickert
la Jolla
Calif
Mapost
Seoul
Pershing
Lewis Devine
Oakland
Devine
Capt
Stanton
E Company
Goodwin Gross
Concord
F Company
Life Term in Burglary Reduced to 5 to 30 Years
Common Pleas Judge George N. Graham reduced Earl Boonie's sentence from life in an Ohio penitentiary to 5 to 30 years in Mansfield reformatory for burglarizing an inhabited dwelling at night. The 21 year old from 511 18th Street NW admitted breaking into Nelson Yodes residence at North Industry and stealing a small sum and auto keys after testimony was heard.
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Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Earl Boonie
18Th St NW
Ohio
Mansfield Reformatory
Boonie
Nelson Yodes
North Industry
Swedes See Red Gibraltar
Swedish newspaper Stockholms-Tidningen says Russia harriers a vast Baltic defense line from Porkkala to Ruegen Island forming a northern Gibraltar. The article cites bases for guided missiles on Oesel and reports 12,000 to 15,000 workers, including slave laborers, building southern island fortifications.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Stockholms-Tidningen
Moscow
Porkkala
Finland
Ruegen Island
Baltic Sea
A. Sverdlov
Oesel
Bay of Riga
United Nations Official Languages List
The United Nations recognizes five official languages: Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish. The languages serve for delivering UN documents meetings and communications worldwide. This designation reinforces multilingual accessibility and global diplomacy across member states.
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