House Rejects Move to Reenact Wagner Act in Taft-Hartley Vote
Washington April 29. The House voted 275 to 37 against Rep Vito Marcantonio's measure to re enact the Wagner Act in its pure form, signaling no revival of the Wagner Law. The session opened early as administration forces faced a Ford amendment extending decertification voting to six months.
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A.L
New York
Truman
Marcantonio
Wood
Representative Ford
Michigan
Representative Wood
Georgia
Ford
Macantonio
Jacobs
Indiana
Acheson Promises U S Guard German Rights in Talks
Secretary of State Acheson vowed the United States will safeguard the rights and security of 45 million Germans in western zones if four power talks with Russia resume. He said there will be no bargaining away Western Germany safeguards and stressed openness to a united Germany, while cautioning against delays and chaotic outcomes. The Times described merger plans joining the Soviet zone with the West German republic, though France has not yet agreed.
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New York
Acheson
United States
Russia
Germany
Europe
American Newspaper Publishers Association
U. S
Great Britain
France
New York Times
Britain
the Times
Times
Lake Success
Chieftains To Confer on Barge Crash
BERLIN April 29 Officials of Britain and the Soviet Union agreed to a peace conference on canal traffic in West Berlin. A 24 hour armed truce allowed all barge traffic to proceed with no Russian interference. Brig. E. R. Bendon will meet Maj. Gen. P. A. Kvashnin to work out a waterways dispute solution. Guards from both sides remained at control locks.
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Berlin
West Berlin
E. R. Bendon
P. A. Kvashnin
Bureau of Waterways
Charlottenburg
Plotzensee
Spandau
Kvashnin
Benson
G. W. Fletcher
Charlottenburg Canal
Police and Firemen Save Boy From Basement Hanging
Raymond Lee Masters a 12 year old boy was accidentally hanged in his basement when a rope caught on a chair. Police and fire crews administered artificial respiration and resuscitation. He showed signs of recovery and was removed to Aultman Hospital conscious and doing better.
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Aultman Hospital
Raymond Lee Masters
Cook Ave
Dorothy Masters
John Blend
Raymond J. Samoila
Fire Department
Lorain E. Waddell
Raymond
Raymond M. Masters
George E. Parkinson
Police Department
Canton Cadillac Oldsmobile Co. Sold to Towell Akron
A. F. Whiteleather announced the sale of the Cadillac Oldsmobile Co. of Canton at 225 Walnut Ave NE to Dave Towell, Inc., of Akron for about 500000. The transfer takes effect Monday. Ownership shifts to Towell Inc with C. N. Winston named resident VP. George Stone remains general sales manager. The Canton agency serves Stark, Carroll, Holmes and Tuscarawas counties with three dealerships and an Olds dealer in Canton. Mr. Whiteleather and Mrs. Whiteleather have owned the agency since 1934. Winston’s background includes 27 years in auto sales and service. he is a former WWII antiaircraft artillery officer.
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A. F. Whiteleather
Cadillac Oldsmobile Co
Canton
Walnut Ave
Dave Towell
Akron
C. N. Winston
Cleveland
Oldsmobile
General Motors Corp
Mrs. Winston
Rocky River
George Stone
Towell
Canton Company
Cadillac
Stark, Carroll, Holmes
Tuscarawas Counties
Whiteleather
Towell Cadillac
Cadillas
Winston
A. B. Arbaugh
Cadillac Oldsmobile
K. K. Morris
Towell Company
Amusements and Editorials in Historic Paper
A compact reader shows sections like Amusements Comics Deaths Editorial Page and Markets with brief items. Notes reference George Sokolsky Radio Programs Sports Weather and business ads including Dr Scott’s office move and tax remarks about dividends and corporate taxes.
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George Sokolsky
June 1 May Be Arena Bid Date
Mayor Klein plans a special council meeting to review final arena plans with no council meeting Monday. If approved, advertising would start for two weeks and bids could open around June 1. Russell Mack’s old bid of 234567.89 dollars remains in effect while city funds total about 700000 dollars for the new auditorium.
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Carl F. Klein
Klein
Russell H. Mack
Double's Compacts for Mother Sale Sees $2 Up
Jewel cases offered at $1.95 each appear in an advertising brief noting prices and discounts aimed at Mother’s Day gift shoppers. The compact item line highlights value with a small selection of pocket jewelry boxes and related accessories.
Taft Leads Budget Cutting Move Against Truman Program
In Washington on April 29 AP reports Republican senators backed by eight Democrats sent a $2.4 billion spending bill back to the Senate appropriations committee with instructions to cut. Taft claimed a breakthrough in curbing government costs as the vote narrowly failed to reach a two-thirds threshold.
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Washington
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Bridges
New Hampshire
County to microfilm records to save courthouse space
County commissioners voted to advertise for bids and buy microfilm equipment costing about 5000 dollars for a camera a developing machine and two readers. An estimated 18000 dollars in first year materials will prepare county records for film storage allowing old records to move to dead storage while film copies occupy minimal space and reduce fire risk. The plan, prompted by Clerk C Frank Sherrard, will initially serve his office but later all county divisions may use the system.
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Glenn Sponseller
Joe Nist
C. Frank Sherrard
Old County
Sherrard
Columbiana man plants trees for Arbor Day heritage
Dennis R. Smith profiles William H. Vodrey of East Liverpool, Ohio, a leading tree planter whose Columbiana County and Beaver County holdings cover about 8 000 acres. Over ten years his evergreens and hardwoods have grown to 20 feet, with trunks six inches wide, supporting a sprawling reforestation effort across rolling foothills and valleys.
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Vodrey
Jorden Daily
Ohio
Dennis R. Smith
William H. Vodrey
East Liverpool
St. Clair
Madison Townships
Columbiana County
Beaver County
Alleghenies
Ring of the Week Diamond Engagement Ring in Platinum
Double's advertises a diamond engagement ring with a center stone and two side diamonds mounted in platinum priced at $165. The note mentions charge or budget and references 130 Market Sad, likely location or seller shorthand.
Eight quartets in SPBSQ eight contest at Timken Hi
The top 10 quartets compete with the Pittsburghers the international champions at Timken High tomorrow night at 8 30. A few reserved seats remain at Green's Music Store.
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Timken Hi
Green’s Music Store
Local Ad Roundup Tops Market Pages
A compact ad listing features bananas 2 libs at 25c and Mazda at 1.95 per gallon. Also lard 10c lb, paint brands Dutch Boy Pratt & Lambert Glidden Harris at 1146 Tusc. W-ad Perennials and vegetables from Albert Kehl Florist 4214 N Cleve. Ave ad Double's pearls from $3.95, Sterling cake server 3.50, Ferraro Italian bread ad.
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America
Dutch Boy
Pratt & Lambert
Glidden
Harris Paints
Tusc
Albert Kehl
Florist
N. Cleve
County Joins City in Shift To Fast Time
Stark County commissioners voted to place county clocks on fast time with Canton, Massillon, and Alliance, effective Sunday at 12 01 a m. Eastern standard hours for courthouse open 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m. A gentleman’s agreement aims to move the steeple clock simultaneously to avoid confusion.
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Stark County
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Joe Nist
Glenn Sponseller
Oliver Kuhn
Kuhn
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