Priest Feeney Denounces Archbishop's Punishment
Boston April 20 AP A 52 year old Jesuit priest Rev Leonard Feeney says he has been stripped of his priestly duties for insisting there is no salvation outside the Catholic Church. Archbishop Cushing bars him from the altar calling it grave punishment. The dispute follows firings at Boston College and Boston College High School over the same heresy charge. Feeney is a religious educator and adviser for St Benedict's Center near Harvard.
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Boston
Richard J. Cushing
Cushing
Leonard Feeney
Feeney
Boston College
Boston College High School
Fr. Feeney
St. Benedict’s Center
Harvard University
Cambridge
Funeral Directors Open Annual Clinic in Canton
Funeral directors from across the state gathered in Canton for the annual spring clinic. More than 500 expected at the afternoon session. The event opened with Prof. Martin Harger of the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science delivering the morning address. Raymond J. Marker of Versailles led a brief business session. Lunch guest were the Flexible Motor Car Co. of Loudonville. Afternoon talks were to include Lydia Feezer of the Merle Norman Studio in Canton, Prof. Ronald Hannum of the Cleveland College of Mortuary Science, and Morris Zimmerman of Toledo.
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Canton
Onesta Hotel
Martin Harger
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
Raymond J. Marker
Versailles
Flexible Motor Car Co
Loudonville
Lydia Feezer
Merle Norman Studio
Ronald Hannum
Cleveland College of Mortuary Science
Morris Zimmerman
Toledo
Sunny and mild: Canton forecast and almanac notes
Weather reports from the U S Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport predict a sunny afternoon with rising temperatures and increasing cloudiness at night with a low around 40. Thursday will be cloudy and mild with afternoon showers and a mild, partly cloudy end to the week. Almanac data from Kent State Canton lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and a Lyriad meteor shower.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
Weather My International News Service
Home Gardeners
Mercury
Milton Davis
Cleveland
Davis
Associated
Akron
Bismarck
Heston
Buffalo
Mwiagzo
Clear Gueinane
Cleareveland
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Roleda
Washington
Kent State Univ. Canton
Copper tubing laid for Chicago synchrocyclotron project
More than four and a half miles of copper tubing is being installed in the University of Chicago's 1.7 million dollar synchrocyclotron used in atomic energy research.
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University of Chicago
Atomic Energy Research
Republic Executive Sees 1949 Steel Upswing Despite Slump
Larry S. Hamaker of Republic Steel told Canton Eastern Ohio Purchasing Agents that the steel industry will exceed 1947 levels and end the year near balance. He noted first quarter shipments were the largest ever, predicted a strong second quarter, and a 90 percent operating rate for year-end. He warned of possible coal strikes and government intervention to lift Christmas trade.
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Larry S. Hamaker
Republic Steel Corp
Canton and
Eastern Ohio Association of Purchasing Agents
Republic
Canton Berger Manufacturing Division
Onesta Hotel
Hamaker
Berger Post
Cleveland
Canton
OSU Marriage Clinic Director Sued for Divorce
Columbus April 20 The man who taught OSU students how to become happily married was sued for divorce today. Dr John F Cuber former director of OSU marriage counseling clinic was sued for neglect by Mrs Esther Cuber in the Court of Domestic Relations. The university said Dr Cuber resigned four days ago to accept a visiting professorship at the University of Southern California. He directed the clinic under sponsorship of the sociology department and is the author of an elementary sociology textbook used by freshmen.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
John F. Cuber
O.s.u.’S
Esther Cuber
Cuber Speaks at Canton High Marriage Series
Dr. Cuber lectured in McKinley High School auditorium Canton on Preparation for Marriage as the first lecture in a four part Kent State University Canton marriage series.
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Cuber
McKinley High School
Canton
Kent State University
Donora Smog Test Illnesses Mount as Study Probes Cause
Donora Pennsylvania April 20 AP government experts work to replicate the deadly October smog that killed 22. Over 90 people ill today and about 24 left town as doctors note horseness sore throats and coughs from smoke and fog. Websters warns of fumes from the zinc plant.
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Donora
Public Health Service
American Steel & Wire Co
William Rongaus
Webster
Monongahela River
13 Cent Stamps Delay Delivery Of Easter Cards
Postmaster L. J. Elsaesser notes many items posted daily with 11 cent stamps since the new rates last year. Cards and circulars in unsealed envelopes require two cent postage, causing delays as mail is set aside for postage due. Patrons are urged to use two cent stamps on unsealed cards and six cent stamps on airmail, while sealed letters remain three cents.
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L. J. Elsaesser
Amethyst Grounded Sloop Near Shanghai Under Fire Report
China approaches Shanghai as observers see no activity aboard the grounded Amethyst though flags fly. British and Chinese accounts clash over casualties and shots fired while smoke rises from Communist positions opposite the island. The Consort attempted radio contact but may be damaged. Amethyst crew numbered 8 officers and 140 men.
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Shanghai
Nanking
No Marriage Licenses Issued on April Fool's Day
Frances Nelson the county license clerk reports that no marriage licenses were issued on April 1 in Eas, Pa. She notes it is rare for no applications to be filed but suggests people feared being fooled on April 1.
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Ease
Frances Nelson
Chimney swifts feed only while flying in air catching prey
Chimney swifts feed exclusively during flight catching insects midair, a foraging habit that keeps them airborne as they hunt.
Jury Exhausts 3 Venires Opening Statements Due In Carroll Murder Trial
Seven men and five women were sworn in as jurors to hear the Andrew Kertes murder case involving Hiram Berlin at the Blue Tea Room in Carrollton. A sixth woman was seated as the 13th alternate. Opening statements by Prosecutor Glenn Fortune and defense counsel were set for today. Kertes confessed after six hours of questioning and had been in Massillon State Hospital for observation. He claimed insanity at trial.
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Andrew Kertes
Hiram
Hy) Berlin
Carroll County
Glenn L. Fortune
James Aungst
Samuel Krugliak
Don F. Sharp
Canton
Fortune
I. K. Saltzman
Blue Tea Room
Route 43
Carrollton
Kertes
Berlin
Massillon State Hospital
State Bureau of Investigation
West
Damascus
District Traffic Arrests Tightens City Road Safety
Police and deputies arrested 19 motorists Tuesday and today with eight linked to accidents. Six signal light and stop sign summonses were issued along with numerous speeding and reckless driving charges across Mahoning, Tuscarawas, Navarre, and Canton Massillon routes.
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Hollie L. Croston
5Th St
Mahoning Rd
Elvis E. Picard
Frenchville
Tuscarawas St
Robert W. Tilk
8Rd St
John W. Dean
Cleveland
2Nd St
Walnut Ave
Franklin W. Cole
2Nd St NW
Charles A. White
Cherry Ave
Dean
Clarence W. Price
High Ave
Mulberry Rd
Rudolph J. Skaverina
Stark Ave
21St St
Cleveland Ave
Selling Ohio to Ohioans Topic at Ad Club Dinner
John Advent of the public relations department spoke at The Pines in Canton about the task of Selling Ohio to Ohioans. The Canton Advertising Club discussed future TV advertising campaigns and viewed a Katz agency film. Robert Marriott, club president, presided.
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Ohio
Canton Advertising Club
John Advent
the Pines
Katz Agency
Robert Marriott
Personnel and management clash over union rights warned by Suter
Ray Suter Ohio Chamber of Commerce industrial relations chief told Stark County Personnel Association in Massillon that union bureaucracy seeks greater control and that unions will push for participation in management. He urged managers to defend rights, warned profits fuel balance of power, and stressed decisive leadership. An FEPC discussion followed and plans for Ohio Personnel Institute event on May 11 were announced with George Esner to preside.
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Suter
FEPC
Ohio Personnel Institute
Ohio State University
George H. Esner
The
Bonnet Co
Stark County Association
State Institute
Lawmakers Busy With Grandmothers Funeral On Opening Day
Columbus April 20 AP Lawmakers attended conference and sessions while 29 state representatives kept away for Cincinnati grandmothers funerals as baseball opened. Cantwell noted 93 of 134 House members present and 20 of 33 Senate members. Cincinnati won 3 to 1.
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Columbus
House
John F. Cantwell
Youngstown
Cincinnati
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
C. William O’neil
Marietta
George D. Nye
Waverly
Senate
Cantwell
Nye
Will dispute over will secrecy heated in court
Seccombe case continues as Mencher accuses Seccombe and Sheck of professional misconduct and hides details about a will reportedly kept in a Canton lawyer’s office. Mencher cites possible links to deportation issues involving Rose Ryan. Attorneys clash over ethics and possible Bar Association referral.
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Mencher
Canton
Sheck
Norman E. Clark
Rose Ryan
Mr. Mencher
Seccombe
Squeeze Play Echos in Stark County Time Debate
Time Archer reports Canton should stay on standard time as Massillon and Alliance plan to shift clocks next Sunday. Delegates urge City Council to remain consistent and press statewide daylight savings review. County Auditor adds 7:30 am start to ease confusion, trains rescheduled to last time next Sunday.
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Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Stark County
Ohio
Massillon and
Joe Yoder
Alliance Area
E.S.T
Yoder
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spirit of St. Louis
the General
American
Manhattan Limited
Red Arrow
Broadway Limited
Admiral
Pennsylvania Limited
Wool growers report 40 percent sheep drop since 1942
The National Wool Growers Association states that America's sheep population has fallen by 40 percent since 1942, currently totaling 28,000,000 head across the country.
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National Wool Growers Association
America
UC President Announces San Francisco Medical Center Plan
University of California President Robert G Sproul outlines construction of the core medical center in San Francisco with a total funding of 21 080 000.
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Medical Center
San , Francisco
University of California
Robert G. Sproul
University
San Francisco
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