Sharon Steel Hikes Prices By Five Percent
Sharon Steel Corp. raised prices five percent on most products, adding $5 to $10 per ton and potentially $25 to the cost of a 1951 automobile. The move comes amid rising steel costs and pressure from the United Steel Workers for faster wage gains. Other automakers have boosted prices on 1951 models as steel industry studies price adjustments.
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Pittsburgh
Sharon Steel Corp
Sharon Steel
C.I.0
United Steel Workers
Hudson Motor Car Co
Civil Defense Chief Urges Permanent War Preparedness in Ohio
William E. Warner of Columbus told Stark County Reserve Officers Association that civil defense must be permanent and involve all 8,000,000 residents. He urged dispersal of people and industry, warned of atom bomb devastation on Canton, and called for integrated county wide plans and strong mutual aid amid economic and psychological threats.
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Ohio
William E. Warner
Columbus
Stark County Chapter of Reserve Officers Association
Sue Ming
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Louisville
London
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Warner
Dwight Eisenhower
Belgium
Big Chance for Paul Brown in St. John’s Legacy
L. W. St. John, longtime Ohio State athletic director who led OSU into the Big Ten, died at 72 from a stroke in University Hospital. He built the program’s power, retired in 1947, and recently scouted for the Pirates while writing an OSU athletic history.
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O.S.U
Big Ten
Olumbus
L. W. St. John
Ohio State University
Buckeyes
University Hospital
Ohio State
Richard C. Larkins
Buckeye
St. John
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warship Brush hits mine off Korea. 9 killed
A U.S. Navy destroyer Brush struck a floating mine off Tanchon North Korea killing nine crewmen and wounding ten with five missing. The 2200 ton ship limped to Sasebo Japan under its own power after emergency repairs. Some men were knocked overboard, others reached life rafts or were rescued by accompanying ships. The mine’s origin was not confirmed.
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Korea
U. S
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Navy
Tanchon
North Korea
Sasebo
Japan
Ceylon
38Th Parallel
Four area Korea casualties bring total to fifty one
The casualty list adds four wounded in action from Canton Hartville and Dennison, raising the Korea war tally to 51. Sgt Roland Siegler, 34, formerly Roland Seabrese, was hit in the legs with the 8th Infantry Regiment and evacuated to Osaka base hospital. He re enlisted in 1947 after service in World War I. He lived with his sister in Canton at re enlistment time. The other wounded are Pfc Richard L Stephens of Canton and Pfc Jimmie B Crowe of Hartville, and Pvt Archie E Johnson formerly of Dennison. Mrs Menezkini received a letter from an amateur radio operator.
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Roland Siegler
Stark Ave
Canton
Richard L. Stephens
Harrison Ave
Jimmie B. Crowe
East Maple St
Hartville
Archie E. Johnson
S. 3Rd St
Dennison
Roland Seabrese
8Th
Osaka
Japan
Siegler
McKinley High School
Ralphie Menezkini
Menezkini
Masonic Notice and Local Ads Collage
Masonic notice for Canton Lodge No. 60 F and A M to meet at the Temple on Sunday October 1 at 7 45 p m to conduct funeral service for late worshipful Brother R R Tinkler. Charcoal Bar B Q chicken ham ribs pork and beef offered by Parker House 19th & Fulton 4 p m to 4 a m. We Make Slip Covers for Furniture guaranteed to fit call Mrs Suimmel 23327 ad. We Specialize in wedding and birthday cakes Dial 45452 Mottas Bakery 831 Cherry NE ad. Barrels for cider wine making new and used kegs wholesale and retail Canton Barrel and Bag end of 9th SE off Cherry 39130 ad For these cool fall days call for good hot food large fish or chicken dinners 1 25 The Country Kitchen x mi x of Greentown 92455 ad.
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Mottas Bakery
Canton
Greentown
Broad draft reforms eyed as Hershey pushes longer service
Gen Hershey proposes extending service from 21 to 30 months and tightening deferments while discussing a broadened draft to build a 3,000,000 man force. Vinson signals possible changes and hearings continue as Congress weighs revisions ahead of 1950s era military needs.
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Washington
Vinson
Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Lewis Hershey
Selective Service
Russia Tries To Stall Korean Issue At UN
The 60 Nation committee debates Korean unification as Russia seeks to delay moves north of the 38th parallel. Andrei Vishinsky expected to press for a halt order or curb UN forces as Yugoslavia and India may back the Soviet position. The eight nation resolution supports UN forces and a commission for unification and rehabilitation.
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Security Council
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U.N
Missouri Governor Denies Crime Link in Politics
Kansas City dispatch reports Senate crime investigators examined testimony from governor Forrest Smith and others before Kefauver committee. Smith testified Binaggio had no influence in his office and denied knowledge of efforts to alter the Kansas City police department. He claimed Missouri is freer of crime and organized gambling than in years past.
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Senate
Missouri
Kefauver
Tennessee
Forrest Smith
Smith
Charles Binaggio
Binaggio
Divisions Await Order To Chase Foe
United Nations forces under Gen. Douglas MacArthur ready a surrender demand to North Korea. Four South Korean divisions near the 38th parallel position for an advance while heavy fighting and artillery pound the line. Pusan urges across the border as South Korean troops reach Ingu and rail centers north of Seoul.
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ROK
38Th Parallel
Chungju
Wonju
Chechon
Namwon
U. S
Kwangu
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Red Korea
Red Border
United Nations
MacArthur
Red Army
Pusan
U.N
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Russia
Korea
South Korea
Red
A. P
William Jorden
Ingu
Uijongbu
Arson Fire Hits Seoul Capitol After MacArthur Leaves
Arsonists set Seoul's Capitol afire just after Gen. Douglas MacArthur and President Syngman Rhee departed the liberation ceremony. A dynamite bomb was removed before they arrived. Flames appeared in multiple shell damaged sections as Mrs. Rhee urged citizens to throw sand. Water mains were reportedly broken by fighting.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Douglas MacArthur
Syngman Rhee
MacArthur
Rhee
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