Infiltration Probe Mentioned In 1942 Navy Office Meeting
A historical note recalls a May 19 1942 gathering in the secretary of the Navy’s office with Frank Knox Ralph Bard and several admirals including F J Horne S C Hooper T S Wilkinson and Adolphus Staton. Admiral Hooper led the discussion and Karl Barslaag linked to anti Communist activity is noted as available. Knox is dead. most others were alive at the time.
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Congressional
George Sexersly
Cox
Georgia
Eugene Garey
Nany
Frank Knox
Ralph A. Bard
Naval Operations
F. J. Horne
S. C. Hooper
T. S. Wilkinson
Adolphus Staton
J. B. W. Waller
F. C. B. Jordan
F. G. Caskey
K. Barslang
Admiral Hooper
Karl Barslaag
American Legion
Hooper
United States
Soviet Russia
the Navy
Communist Party
Subversive Radio Operators on U S Ships in War Era
Sokolsky notes dangers of Communist dominated unions on ships and transport services. He cites Norway and France’s fall as influenced by such cells. Knox rejects banning radio workers for Communist ties, urging punishment only for illegal acts. Discussions hint at Soviet alliance limits and need to reassess past policies.
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Communist Party
Norway
France
Far East War Romance Sparks Amid Vietnam Era Color
In Korea a captain and a Japanese widow he married for love reflect on cross cultural bonds amid conflict. He plans to bring her to Michigan after the war and confronts obstacles from judgmental neighbors. An air force sergeant reveals a similar dilemma with an illegitimate son and the need to decide whether to take his Japanese partner home.
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Air Force
Japanese Girls and American Soldiers Love Ties
Hal Boyle notes mixed unions between Japanese women and foreign soldiers stir resentment but also some praise. An elderly Tokyo host argues peace comes only with racial mingling as he celebrates his daughter’s upcoming marriage to a Japanese banker.
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Tokyo
The
Associated Press
Autumn of ’29 and Albie Booth in a Penn game tale
A memoir fragment recounts the autumn of 1929 and fascination with Yale star Albie Booth. The narrator recalls a Penn Thanksgiving trip to Franklin Field, mistaken cheers for Booth during a 105 yard kickoff return, and a humorous collision of football memory with personal anxieties about sports attendance.
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Albie Booth
Yale
Albie
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Public row over football abuse and Yale Penn clash
Inez Robb recalls a Saturday game where Albie played for Yale and Penn, triggering shock and shouting from her husband who blamed her publicly. She fled to her mother’s home for days, lamenting twenty one years of a conveyed misjudgment and a “moron” remark at the incident.
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Albie
Yale
Penn
Mother
International News Service
North Canton Considers Five Traffic Lights at Square
North Canton village council discussed funding options for installing five traffic lights at the square. A Pittsburgh firm quoted costs, state aid potential to be explored with the district engineer, and the clerk was tasked to invite him to the next meeting. The fire agreement with Louisville was noted as expired, Canal Fulton’s agreement received but not acted on due to payment terms, and street work planned on Woodrow and Woodside with a winter meeting time shift to 7 p.m.
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North Canton
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Council
Canal Fulton
Horse show judge John O Williams dies at 65
John O Williams longtime horse show judge and former head of the Agriculture Department horse husbandry bureau died in Falls Church Virginia at age 65. He was a prominent figure in equestrian circles and served in senior agricultural roles.
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Falls Church
John O. Williams
Agriculture Department
Horse Husbandry Bureau
Anne Adams Pattern 4913 Jr Miss Jumper Blouse
Thrifty pattern notice for Anne Adams plaid jumper and blouse designs. Includes sizes 11 13 15 17 and yardage: jumper two and a half yards 54 inch, blouse two and a half yards 35 inch. Send 25 cents in coins with name address and style number to The Canton Repository pattern department.
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Anne Adams
Canton Repository
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Judge Woods, Lausche's Former Partner Dies in Ohio
Cleveland dispatch reports Common Pleas Judge Jesse W. Woods died at 68 and funeral arrangements were announced. Appointed last year by Governor Frank Lausche, Woods had sought re election on November 7. He helped spur Lausche to study law after World War I. Only Sawicki and Hoover remain in the contest for Woods' vacant seat.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Jesse W. Woods
Frank J. Lausche
Judge Woods
Lausche
Edwin F. Sawicki
Earl R. Hoover
Rent Increase Probe in Shaker Heights
Cleveland authorities report an investigation into reports of unreasonable rent increases in suburban Shaker Heights after controls were removed. The apartment and home owners association says it will review all complaints and take action as needed.
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Cleveland
The
Apartment and Home Owners Association
Shaker Heights
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Washington
Russia
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King Features Syndicate
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Yokohama
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Hal Boyle
England
Germany
States
Princeton
Twez
Booth
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
By Inez Robb
N. Canton
Woodrow and
Woodside Sts
Cadillac Auto Storage
Cleveland Ave
Roxy’s
East Tusc. ST
HAM Bologna
Standard Plumbing and Heating CO
Walnut SE
Canton
Ohio
Electro-Matic
Standard Plumbing & Heating CO
Walnut Ave
Hadacol
Mabel Kitchen
Amsterdam
Cincinnati
Harry Springer
Greer Ave
St. Louis
Missouri
Eleanor D. Wiley
P. O
Ruston
Louisiane
Ruat
LeBlanc Corperttieg
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