13 Apr 1949
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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1949
Page
1
Washington reports outline Senate debate on implementing the North Atlantic Security Pact with arms and troops. Leaders frame the issue as whether U S troops will guard Western Europe. Acheson cites mutual aid, and senators urge more UN talks with Russia before ratification.
Bonn reports that Western Allies plan to make Western Berlin a separate entity with its own Parliament forming a third German government. A west German government for the British French and U S zones is planned this year while East Germany would be separate under Soviet control. Three regional commissioners would represent the Allies and report to the Allied high commissioners replacing military governors.
Work has begun on a north wing second story addition at the U S Naval Reserve Training Center located at 11th street and Park drive SW. Completion is expected in seven weeks. The Henry C Weber Construction Co of Bay City Michigan is the contractor. The project costs about 14000 dollars and will yield 2400 square feet of new floor space divided into five classrooms to serve additional rating groups under the Canton unit training program. Lt. (jg) W Kenneth Reeves is officer in charge. Easter floral ads follow.
The United States Britain and France agreed to keep in Germany all or part of equipment from 159 plants slated for removal to aid European recovery. The plants include 32 steel 88 metal working 32 chemical and 7 nonferrous facilities. The decision aims to harmonize dismantling with the European Recovery Program.
The mild winter left soil unusually compact, forcing farmers across Ohio to rely more on horse and tractor power for spring plowing. Wheat survived well with little snow cover, while fruit frost damage was limited though southern buds faced some kill. Early April cool weather slowed buds, aiding pea planting for canning and prompting strong early growth of tomatoes and transplanted cabbage in truck farming regions.
The House and Senate aimed for a quick compromise over a 15 month European Recovery Program. The House approved 354 to 48 for a 5.38 billion bill with 4.28 billion set for next year and up to 150 million in contract authority. Private investment guarantees could add 272 million if approved. Debate centered on scale and potential folly versus peace-building investment.
Miss Viasta Adele Vraz of Berwyn Illinois head of American Relief for Czechoslovakia was arrested in Prague for alleged political activities. Three other Americans including Rev Danilo Feryance, his wife, and Rev J J Pavelda were expelled for unspecified charges. The group assists Czech children with food and clothing.
Nicholas E. Sisler, enforcement chief, warned Stark County Tavern Keepers Association that after hour sales to minors and liquor law violations will not be tolerated. He urged permit holders to display permits, stressed penalties, and touted ongoing enforcement despite staff shortages. Also discussed were proposed fee hikes, tax measures, and YWCA funding.
Washington April 13 AP The air force and army blasted the national defense set up as inadequate and expensive. Secretary Symington told the Senate armed services committee the unification law has not worked, urging a fresh start with broader civilian power and a single defense department. Royall and Symington backed a permanent joint chiefs chair and criticized unanimous votes, while Johnson avoided public details on the Navy air conflict including the 65,000 ton carrier plan and keel laying next Monday at Newport News.
The Ohio House approved a bill permitting Christian Science practitioners to charge for ministrations, sending the measure to the Senate amid a stormy debate. The 75 to 50 vote crossed party lines, with 300,000 Ohio Christian Scientists potentially affected, and amendments limiting public health compliance and access to medical care were discussed.
A Stark County jury of eight men and four women found John L. Sullivan Jr. guilty of criminally assaulting a six year old girl on February 18. He faces life at the Ohio State Penitentiary after a period at Lima State Hospital for observation, with sentencing deferred pending a motion for a new trial by attorney George Hargreaves.
Easter plants advertised for sale starting at one dollar at H Kehl store located at the corner of Fourth and Cleveland. The notice invites customers to come in and view the selection.
Canton Lodge No. 60 F at A M to meet at the temple at 7:45 PM to conduct funeral service for the late Brother Grover C Kahler. Home ad mentions Dutch Boy Pratt Lambert Glidden Dependable Harris Paints and Easter hats at Anna P Brown Shop with modest pricing.
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