House G. O. P. Tries 2 Billion Cut in Aid Fund
House Republicans press a plan to slice 2 billion dollars from the administration foreign aid program, targeting both military and economic aid with Europe bearing the brunt. Truman warns cuts hinder the anti communist effort as leaders edge toward a late day showdown vote.
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House
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Vorys
Ohio
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fulton
Pennsylvania
Truman
Senate
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nimishillen Grange Fair Opens On Eight Acres
Otto P. Frank of RD 1 Louisville, 61, enjoys a kiddie tractor at the Nimishillen Grange fair now underway on North Nimishillen School grounds. The event attracts thousands with 60 exhibits and a country store, featuring farm goods and household items. A horse pulling contest, tractor parade, and square dance elimination are planned, with free parking and admission.
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Otto P. Frank
RD 1
Louisville
Nimishillen Grange
Nimishillen
Mr. Frank
Salem
The
Grange
H. A. Warner
Atwater
Stark County Fair
Wayne Yoder
Merlin Carper
Don Chenot
Yoder
Howard Linerode
Frank Kendrick
Price Fixing Ban in Steel Industry
The Federal Trade Commission issued a formal order barring the American Iron and Steel Institute New York and 90 steel producers from price fixing. The order confirms tentative June 15 settlement terms agreed by FTC attorneys and steel group, citing practices that lessen competition and oppress the public. The firms did not admit charges or findings but agreed not to contest or appeal.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
American Iron & Steel Institute
New York
FTC
Steel Group
Millersburg Woman Brought to Akron Hospital Polio Case
A Millersburg woman and mother of two has been hospitalized at Children’s Hospital in Akron with polio. It is Holmes County’s first polio case reported this year.
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Millersburg
Children’s Hospital
Akron
Holmes County
Stark Youth To Attend Forestry Training Camp
Charles Swartz aged 20 of RD 6 North Canton will represent Stark County at the 1951 Ohio forestry training camp to run Sunday through August 25 at Camp Muskingum nine miles south of Carrollton. Sponsored by Harter Bank & Trust Co in Canton for eight years in 4 H Club work he belongs to Senior 4 H Club of Stark County and studies pigs dairy products and baby beef. He is a Middlebranch High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Russell Swartz.
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Charles Swartz
RD 6
North Canton
Stark County
Camp Muskingum
Carrollton
William Laybourne
Ohio Forestry Association
Swartz
Harter Bank & Trust Co
Canton
Stark
Middlebranch High School
Russell Swartz
Ice Cream Vendors' Melody Melts Away
In IAMI Florida on August 17 194 AP reports arrest of Paul F Parsons 44 and William C Rewak 45 for using music boxes on ice cream wagons to announce arrivals. City ordinance bans sound trucks. each man fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Iami
Fla
Miami
Paul F. Parsons
William C. Rewak
FASTEETH Powder Helps Fortify Loose Teeth
Advertisement for FASTEETH promotes an improved alkaline powder to secure false teeth, reducing wobbliness and embarrassment. It claims fast relief, gum soothing effects, and urges purchase at drug stores.
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Market Ave
White House
Grange Fair
Holmes
Just
Denier
Livingston
Hamilton Homes
17Th St
Whipple Rd
Market
Ruth Davis
Pasey
Caren
ENN
Menake
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