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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1950
Page
18
Radio and television chatter in New York discusses music trends amid a gloomy summer. The piece riffs on self destructive song themes, pop culture slang, and the era's broadcasts while musing on future archeologists seeking a pop relic. It notes sponsors, radio shifts, and the odd notion of a perdition themed tune.
Willard Wallick discusses Proposed Social Security Legislation at 5 PM on WCMW followed by The Housing Act of 1950 and GI loan effects at 5 10. Jack Sturdy linked to St Louis Cardinals scouting at 5 30. The Ohio Story profiles an immigrant blacksmith turned industrialist at 6 30 on WHBC.
Advance sale announced for The McKinley Era of Stark County by E. T. Heald secretary of the Stark County Historical Society. The volume covers 1875 to 1901 in ten sections with chapters on McKinley era figures industry transport banks schools and social life. Advance orders accepted at 8.50 through publication.
About 12 000 Legion members converge on Cleveland for the 32nd annual Ohio state convention. Delegates arrive from all regions as Departmental Commander Bruce Henderson of Warren voices the group will focus on serious business with Korea in mind and aims to unite and strengthen the nation.
President Truman hinted at appointing a regular U S minister to the Vatican, stoking election year jitters. A formal diplomatic post would require Senate confirmation, reviving a decades old controversy over U S representation at the Vatican and drawing mixed reactions from Protestant and Catholic groups.
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