Massillon Council Debates Rent Decontrol Resolution
Massillon council debated a resolution asserting no housing shortage and no need for further federal rent control. The measure moved toward sending the issue to Washington for action, with a Jan. 2 tabling vote after a 4-4 deadlock. Fears of housing shortages and turnout at hearings were weighed by Dowd and Keen amid calls for public reconsideration. The session also approved three 1950 finance actions and reviewed B&O Railroad service petitions affecting local train routes.
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Massillon
Council
David D. Dowd
Lawrence J. Kerrigan
Paul Williams
Otto Schneider
William J. Keen
Dowd
Perry Township
National Guard
Weirich
B & O Railroad
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland
Public Utilities Committee
Pennsylvania
Bow picks Lengacher as secretary for Canton Congressman
Congressman-elect Frank Bow of Canton announces Robert D. Lengacher of Sugarcreek as his secretary. Lengacher, 23, is a Dover Daily Reporter veteran, Walnut Creek High School and Kent State University graduate, former Guthrie Leader sports editor, and a Sugar Creek Swiss Cheese packer liaison. He will report to Washington January 1 ahead of Bow's swearing in January 3 for the 82nd Congress.
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Ongressman
Frank T. Bow
Canton
Robert D. Lengacher
Sugarcreek
David Lengacher
Dover Daily Reporter
Robert
Walnut Creek High School
Kent State University
Guthrie, Okla
Leader
Godfrey Lengacher
First county health dept formed in Guilford County
The first United States county health department was established in Guilford County North Carolina on June 1 1911.
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United States
Guilford County
N. C
Rubber industry to maintain output into early 1951
Akron dispatch reports B F Goodrich vice president James J. Newman says government limits on civilian rubber use will not curb production. He expects sufficient rubber to sustain passenger tire output at current rates for the first two months of 1951, with 1951 demand meeting defense needs and 1950 tire production surpassing 1949 by about 12 million units.
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Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
James J. Newman
Goodrich
Newman
Square Dance Planned by Jackson PTA at High School
A square dance sponsored by the Jackson PTA is set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Jackson High School to raise funds for a movie projector. Tickets from the November 30 dance, which was canceled, will be honored.
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Jackson P T. A
Jackson High School
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