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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1951
Page
15
The piece outlines a 25 000 000 000 minimum U S European military aid allocation through 1954 and critiques by Senator Taft. Taft warns of economic limits, inflation and hardship from proposed programs totaling perhaps 85 billion dollars yearly, risking bankruptcy and a drop in living standards.
The piece argues defense spending strains wealth and purchasing power, with the United States paying substantial foreign military aid while Britain’s imperial reach waned. It notes uncertain budgets in 1951, Bradley’s testimony on a $13 billion to $15 billion range, possible later rises, and critiques the lack of a clear policy since Yalta. It emphasizes the risk of draining resources and lives in Korea without firm aim.
James C Petrillo writes on the fall of serious music as technology grows, urges government aid while defending musicians rights. He notes wartime taxes, Taft Hartley and Lea Act issues and argues for subsidies without government control. He highlights AFM contributions to Voice of America and armed forces broadcasts.
A speaker describes a stifling 94 percent humidity day as he faces a judge. He jokes about newspapers gossip and fashion amid heat, claiming a heat induced psychosis and a low boiling point as he ventures about Errol Flynn and socialites.
In a courtroom vignette from the International News Service, a judge hears a dramatic tale of heat delirium. A man contends he did not brain a victim, arguing the culprit is trivial stupidity rather than the weather. The officer's claim is challenged as the defendant asserts public service, amid a scorching day.
AULT Colorado August 2 UP The six Jeremiassen brothers met for the first time in 63 years, last together in 1888 in Aarhus Denmark when Jens left for America. Eldest Jens is 85 and youngest Nels 66. All six brothers gathered with 25 descendants, only sister Mrs Marea Fons of Denmark absent.
Hollywood reports Jean Acker widow of Rudolph Valentino received a bit part in Something to Live For while in Manila early churchgoers in San Juan missed mass as rustling scrap dealers took the church bell. An ad touts 4e back from any druggist with a high concentration alcohol base claiming penetrating germ kill and immediate imbedding action now at Hug Drug Store.
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