Cambridge Judge Named to Ohio Supreme Court
Judge Howard Faught of Cambridge was named to the Ohio Supreme Court by Governor Lausche. The 44 year old common pleas judge will likely run as a write in in the November election to fill the short term created by Judge Turner’s death, with term ending January 1951.
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Columbus
Howard Faught
Cambridge
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
Common Pleas
Edward C. Turner
Faught
Turner
Democratic State Executive and Central Committee
Supreme Court
Guernsey County
The
Baptist Church
Muskingum College
Ohio State Law School
Lausche
British Push U N Peace Plan in Korea
In New York a British led push in the United Nations assembly seeks a Korea peace and relief plan ready to implement after military gains. The general proposal envisions Korea free and independent with a government under U N supervision and possible emergency action to pass it swiftly. Indonesia is admitted to the U N as its 60th member, while debate continues on inviting a Chinese Communist spokesman and other agenda items.
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New York
Britain
United Nations Assembly
Korea
U. N
United States
Ernest Bevin
Assembly
Republic of
South Korea
38Th Parallel
Russia
U. S
Formosa
China
General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Ecuador
Taft Campaign Tour Draws Stark County Crowds
U S Senator Robert A Taft spoke to the largest political caravan crowds in Stark County with stops at Navarre Brewster Canal Fulton and North Canton The crowds included students and Hoover Company workers as Taft urged a Republican Congress to counter communistic and socialistic influences He backed George H Bender for congressman at large and Frank T Bow for the 16th district and criticized labor funded efforts to purge independents while defending Taft Hartley law and independent governance.
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Stark County
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Navarre
Brewster
Canal Fulton
North Canton
Hoover Co
Taft
George H. Bender
Frank T. Bow
Congress
England
Central Will Dedicate New High School Sunday
Central will dedicate the new Central Catholic High School at the former Mt Marie Academy on Route 30 west of Canton at 3 p m Sunday Open house will accompany the dedication Rt Rev Emmet M Walsh Coadjutor Bishop of Youngstown will deliver the dedication address and prayer Music will be provided by the Central band
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Central Catholic High School
Mt. Marie Academy
Canton
Emmet M. Walsh
Youngstown
Central Band
West End Grows Up Shopping Center To Cost 2 Million
The Greenacres shopping center planned by Lawrence Bros will cost 2 million with the first unit starting next week on the north side of Tuscarawas street W. It will house a supermarket bakery hardware shoe store dress shop five and dime kiddie shop florist laundry pickup drug store and more. Future units planned for next year include a restaurant bowling alleys a large modern department store and various service shops. The project features an eight foot canopy over all stores and well lit convenient parking. Senator Taft speaks tonight at Timken High School at 8 p.m with free public admission.
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Greenacres
Lawrence Bros
Tuscarawas St W
Lawrence & Dykes
Polio Strikes 10-Year-Old Boy in Local Outbreak
Richard Dine age 10, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Dine of 1621 Manor Road NW, is reported by the county health department as the 23rd polio case in the area this year. He remains confined to Austinian Hospital.
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Richard Dine
Donald Dine
Manor Rd
County Health Department
Austmian Hospital
Women invited to hear Senator Taft tomorrow
Women are invited to meet and hear Senator Taft at St Francis Ballroom tomorrow at 2 p.m. The event is promoted as a public gathering for discussion and engagement with the senator.
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Senator Taft
St. Francis Ballroom
Who Was Whose Slave The Taft Hartley Act debated
A Cleveland Plain Dealer column from September 19, 1950 argues that labor bosses seek to suppress dissent by branding opponents as not in good standing with unions. It contends such dictatorial power is denied by the Taft Hartley Act, in the context of The Timken Roller Bearing Company.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Timken Roller’ Bearing Company
Television brands seek immediate home installation
RCA Admiral Motorola Crosley Capehart Fada Raytheon ads list television brands available with immediate installation services at Home Furniture, 229 Market Street. Local shopper notices promote quick setup for customers in need of new sets.
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R.C.A
Admiral
Motorola
Crosley
Capehart
Fada
Raytheon Television
U N Troops Must Carry Main Burden, U S Says
Washington reports that if peace and order are to be restored in Korea United Nations forces will rely on other member nations for about 50 000 troops while the United States withholds territorial aims and seeks to avoid a permanent military stake. The stance aims to reassure the Soviet Union and limit American involvement unless the 38th parallel is crossed or an occupation force is needed.
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Washington
United Nations
North Korea
U. S
United States
U. N
South Korea
38Th Parallel
Korea
Amusements and Comics Featured in Page Teasers
The page guide lists sections including Amusements at 26, Comics at 26, Deaths at 16, Editorial Page with George Sokolsky at 19, Markets and Financial at 15, Radio and Television at 18, Social at 22 to 24, Sports at 27 to 31, and Weather Report at 12. It serves as a contents rundown for the issue.
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George Sokolsky
Voter Registration Reminder for Canton Massillon Alliance
Residents of Canton Massillon and Alliance who did not vote in the last two years or turn 21 by November 7 must register to qualify for the upcoming election. If you moved since the May 2 primary, transfer to keep voting rights. Qualified voters May 2 1950. Registered since May 12 1950. Transferred since May 12 1950. Registered Tuesday. Transferred Tuesday. Total qualified Canton voters.
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Canton
Massillon
Alliance
New York Jury Calls 21 High Police Officials
Twenty one senior police officials including retiring Chief of Detectives William T Whalen were ordered to appear before the Brooklyn grand jury probing a five million dollar a year gambling graft scandal. Police Commissioner Thomas Murphy issued the subpoenas after talks with Kings County District Attorney Miles McDonald.
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New York
William T. Whalen
Brooklyn
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Miles McDonald
Kings County
McDonald
William O’dwyer
Willi
Whalen
Red Invaders Appear Close To Final Defeat
Tokyo dispatch reports U S Marines raising the Stars and Stripes over Seoul Capitol as Inchon and south-front advances seal the fate of North Korean forces. UN troops split and trap Reds, with a 215 mile lifeline across the peninsula and fierce fighting near Duk Soo Palace.
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Seoul
Douglas MacArthur
South Korea
Tey
Inchon
Pusan
Inchon Second Front
Yellow Sea
U. S. 1St Cavalry
U.N
7Th Division
Changji
A.P
Don Whitehead
West Europe Army Agreed On by Parley
The North Atlantic Council approved a unified force to defend western Europe from Soviet aggression. It will mobilize manpower from 11 of 12 member states and be led by a commander in chief, with Eisenhower speculated as the chief. The plan includes adding 30,000 fast police to 10,000 in western Germany, and Germany to contribute to the build-up. Defense ministers meet in Washington Oct 28 to decide German manpower use.
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North Atlantic Council
Western Europe
Truman
United States
Germany
West Europe
Washington
France
Britain
Canada
Belgium
Netherlands
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Italy
Luxemburg
Iceland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Permanent group forms to combat sex crimes in Stark County
More than 100 representatives from law enforcement schools PTA churches civic groups and public agencies met in Courtroom No 1 Tuesday night to organize a permanent child protective committee for Stark County. George J. O'Brien was elected temporary chairman by County Prosecutor John Rossetti who will appoint officers at an October meeting. The assembly aims to coordinate efforts against juvenile sex crimes and refine protective measures.
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Stark County
John Rossetti
George J. O’brien
Knights of Columbus
Rossetti
PTA
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London
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