Remingtons Jury To Hear Miss Bentley
William W. W. Remington former Commerce Department economist faced a perjury trial in New York as a federal judge allowed Elizabeth Bentley to testify. Prosecutors presented witnesses who swore Remington attended 1936 1937 Communist meetings in Knoxville Tennessee while employed by the Tennessee Valley Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William W.W. Remington
Commerce Department
Elizabeth Bentley
Gregory F. Noonan
Remington
William C. Chanler
Miss Bentley
Chanler
U. S
Irving H. Saypol
Noonan
Communist Party
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kenneth Elliott McConnell
Weaverville
N. C
Fairmount Civic League Installs LO51 Officers
Fairmount Civic League held a Tuesday night meeting at the Fairmount School auditorium with 25 members. Fred Mirre retired as president and installed S. R. Beck as president. other officers include John Milicich vice president Mrs Dale Harrison secretary William Mc Knight assistant secretary and Mrs R W Fairless treasurer. Plans for future meetings were made with a next gathering set for February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Civic League
Fairmount School
Fred Mirre
S. R. Beck
John Milicich
Dale Harrison
William McKnight
R. W. Fairless
1951 Officers Named Levistein Heads Canton Retail Board
Myron Levistein manager of Kobacker's department store was named president of the Canton Retail Merchants Board after the annual officers election. Ben LaMaster and O. H. Morgan were named first and second vice presidents, Julius Thurin treasurer, with L. E. Oldham continuing as executive manager. Levistein, born in Cedar Rapids, has lived in Canton since 1939 and began retailing at 16 in Chicago. He previously worked at Mandel Bros. and Fair Store, and is a former trustee of McKinley Avenue Temple. he and his wife and daughter Barbara reside at 318 22nd St NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Levistein
Kobacker’s
Canton Retail Merchants Board
Levistein
Philip C. Fleischer
Fleischer’s
Ben LaMaster
Walker’s, Inc
O. H. Morgan
Canton Hardware Co
Julius Thurin
Thurin’s
L. E. Oldham
Leinstein
Cedar Rapids
Canton
Chicago
Mandel Bros
Congregation of
McKinley Avenue Temple
Barbara
22Nd St NW
Ohio Bulletin Outlines Health Services in Case of Enemy Raid
Ohio publishes a civil defense health services bulletin detailing sanitation public health emergency medical service and professional training. Dr John Porterfield urges training for all professionals and community readiness to face a potential enemy attack with plans aligned to federal guidance and future booklets on hospital mortuary Red Cross and radiation care.
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Ohio Bulletin
Columbus
Ohio
John D. Porterfield
Adjutant General
Porterfield
Red Cross
Two Local Firms Are Incorporated In Ohio
Articles of Incorporation approved for the Ohio Finance Co. of 704 Peoples Bank building and the Public Loan Corp. of 205 Cleveland are MW. D. L. Barnes Jr., J. L. Denny and L. M. Curtiss of St. Louis named incorporators. Secretary of State also approves Demmer Hardware Inc. of Massillon and the Wooster Nash, Inc. with listed incorporators Roy D. Demmer Nora Demmer Delbert Demmer Forrest England Robert Herman Thomas J. Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Finance Co
Peoples Bank
Public Loan Corp
Cleveland
D. L. Barnes Jr
J. L. Denny
L. M. Curtiss
St. Louis
Secretary of State
Demmer Hardware, Inc
Massillon
Wooster Nash, Inc
Roy D
Nora
Delbert Demmer
Wallace Sees Soviet Collapse
Henry A. Wallace told a Brooklyn Jewish Center forum that world communism is cracking but will not fall without a shove from enlightened capitalism. He argued the movement remains by the exploited common man while the West must lead its fall into constructive channels. he also predicted a future China Russia split as Chinese prefer Americans less than Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Brooklyn Jewish Center Forum
Russia
Wallace
Progressive Party
United Nations
Korea
China
British Troops Stand Ground Near Seoul in Area Action
In Seoul, Brig. Tom Brodie of the British 29th Brigade ordered his troops to hold ground and only retreat on higher authority as Chinese forces push toward the city. He urged the brigade to strike hard if met, stating they would not retire unless advised to do so to conform with the general movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Tom Brodie
Brig. Brodie
Massillon G I in Front Lines Asks for Can Opener
Massillon soldier Corp George R Knight of the First Cavalry Division Korea received over 400 can openers from Stars and Stripes readers after his plea for field use on C ration cans. He planned to distribute surplus openers to each kitchen in his regiment and share any leftovers with other kitchens. Auditor Richard Shonk to resign Jan 20 to join Warner & Swazey Co in Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Richard Shonk
Shonk
Warner & Swazey Co
Massillon G.I
Massillon
Korea
Stars and Stripes
Japan
Okinawa
Corp. Knight
Philip Morris sales rally to be attended by regional rep
Robert W. Griffith of 2324 Doverave NE, a local representative of Philip Morris & Co., will attend the company s annual regional sales meeting in Cleveland on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Griffith
Doverave
Philip Morris & Co
Cleveland
Canton's First New Year Baby Born in Mercy Hospital
New Year's Day at Mercy Hospital saw N Canton welcome its first baby, a girl born at 2 30 p m to Mr and Mrs Clarence Willaman Jr of 603 East Maplest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Canton
North Canton
Clarence Willaman Jr
E. Maplest
Mercy Hospital
House Coalition Moves to Restore Rules Committee Power
A coalition of Republicans and southern Democrats prepares to restore the rules committee's old control over legislation in the new House. If the 21 day rule is repealed, the committee could again pigeonhole bills, with votes expected to back the change. The push comes as Democrats reshaped membership on Ways and Means and other panels, aiming to limit or expand committee influence. Brown says the rules committee once lacked power to block action if a majority pursued a bill, and backs restoring its former authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Rules Committee
House
Congress
Representative Cox
Georgia
Martin
Massachusetts
Representative Halleck
Indiana
Representative Harrison
Virginia
Ways and Means
Harrison
Denton
Keogh
New York
Granger
Utah
Cox
Smit
Colmer
Missis
Lyle
Texas
Brown
T Rules Committee
Missing Dundee Soldier Area's 139th Casualty
Pfc. Russell D. May, 21, son of Mrs. Mary May of Dundee RD 2, is reported missing since Dec. 1. He enlisted in November 1949, trained at Camp Breckenridge, Ky., and later went overseas after Dundee High School attendance. He is the 22nd area serviceman missing and the 139th casualty, with 94 wounded and 23 killed among that number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Russell D. May
Mary May
RD 2
Dundee
May
Camp Breckenridge
Dundee High School
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Remingtons
Christine Benson
S. Oak
Senate
Myron Levistein
Retail Merchants Board
Philip Fleischer
ST. Joseph
House Coalition
Illinois
Maddendiana
Delaney
New
Allen
Ills
Clarence Brown
Iter
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Financial Statement of
Federal Home Loan Bank
U.S
the ‘Citizens
G.i.’S
Paul B. Belden
John T. Blake
Stark County
Lester H. Higgins
Elmer P. Paulus
Richard G. Gilbert
Marion E. Coleman
Alice L. Mast
Wayne E. Graybill
Ralph M. Fawcett
Kenneth
Goodin
Richard P. Swift
Edward Williams
Garco
Garco CO
Renkert Bldg
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