Fair Dealers By Passed for Senate Posts
Washington Jan 6 AP Some Democrats who typically back Truman domestic program fared poorly in bids for key committee assignments in the new Congress. Posts largely went to southern and other lawmakers who have opposed Fair Deal measures. Senate Majority Leader McFarland and his steering committee followed seniority in assignments. Five backers of the president’s program urged O Mahoney of Wyoming for key posts but were passed over. Lehman and Douglas received no new assignments, Murray became chair of labor and public welfare, Kilgore stayed on appropriations, Benton failed to win a foreign relations seat. Sparkman and Gillette took foreign relations seats. Sparkman has U N delegation experience, Gillette has prior relations experience. Gillette often opposed parts of the Fair Deal, Sparkman aligns with the southern bloc against civil rights. Stennis to armed services, Frear to finance, Eastland and Humphrey to agriculture. Humphrey is the only non cotton-state Democrat on the farm legislation committee. Ellender moves to agriculture and forestry, Russell to armed services, Murray to labor and public welfare chair. House-tilting margins shrink to 49-47 Democrats vs Republicans, limiting Democratic control. New chairmen include Ellender, Russell, and Murray. Republicans to publish allocations early next week. each senator to two committees, with some extra placements possible.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
McFarland
Arizona
Lehman
New York
Douglas
Illinois
Benton
Connecticut
Murray
Montana
Kilgore
West Virginia
O’mahoney
Wyoming
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Appropriations
Sparkman
Gillette
Alabama
Iowa
U. S
United Nations
House
Stennis
Mississippi
Frear
Delaware
Eastland
Humphrey
Minnesota
Ellender
Louisiana
Russell
Georgia
Armed Services
Church Men Back Preventive Use of A Bomb Statement
An American Council of Christian Churches executive committee ended a two day St Francis Hotel meeting with a call for using atomic weapons preemptively to defend the United States. The statement argues moral duty to strike first if the free world fears enemy destruction and condemns delay urged by the Federal Council report. It lauds General Douglas MacArthur and forces in Korea and urges prayer for troops and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Council of Christian Churches
St. Francis Hotel
Federal Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Cleveland
Federal Council
United States of America
Douglas MacArthur
W. W. Brechbill
Altoona
W. O. H. Garman
Wilkinsburg
Carl McIntire
Collingswood
N. J
W. C. Standridge
Detroit
W. H. Bordeaux
New York City
Jesse L. Anderson
Stamford, Conn
Youth Commission Draws On Washington Meeting
The Stark County division of the Ohio Commission on Children and Youth met at the Y M C A to hear Miss Mary Louise Allen discuss the White House Conference on Children and Youth in Washington. Miss Mildred Rankin praised the group and urged attendance at the state commission meeting in Columbus in March. Mrs Laura Frank chaired. Mrs George DuPont was named secretary and treasurer as reports showed growing interest in Massillon Alliance and other centers.
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Stark County
Ohio Commission On Children and Youth
Y.M.C.A
Mary Louise Allen
Family Service Society and Children’s Bureau
White House
Washington
Mildred Rankin
Columbus
Ohio Commission
State Commission
Laura Frank
Massillon
Alliance
George DuPont
Molly Stark
H. H. Brueckner
L. L. Taylor
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Edward Farmer
Ohio Tuberculosis & Health Association
Taylor
Robert A. Pollock
Richard James
Karl A. Bauer
Ross H. Hurford
John Lehmann
Glen Sponseller
Oliver Kuhn
Joseph T. Nist
J. Frank Rankin
Zanesville Bus Workers Strike in Wage Dispute
In Zanesville 53 drivers and maintenance workers of the Zanesville Rapid Transit Co. walked out early today backing wage demands. About 14,000 people lost bus service as the AFL Teamsters locals initiated the strike with full impact not expected until Monday due to Saturday factory closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Zanesville Rapid Transit Co
A.f.l.teamsters
Fifty Daily Newspapers Increase Prices Since Dec
New York January 6 editor and publisher reports that fifty daily newspapers have raised prices on mailed and delivered papers since the last tabulation on December 23. The roundup notes widespread increases across major markets and smaller papers alike, with publishers citing higher distribution costs and paper prices as primary drivers.
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New York
Pawek Ready For Lie Tests
Emil Pawek is expected to take a lie detector test regarding the disappearance of his wife Bertha Pawek whose skeletal remains were found on his Lisbon farm. Officials say the bones will be shipped to Cleveland for examination as investigators pursue the six month search.
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Cleveland
Emil Pawek
Bertha
Lisbon
Pawek
William A. Weiss
Columbiana
Caroline Beadling
Zanesville
Common Pleas
Frank J. Merrick
Anna Myhling
Merrick
Mrs. Myhling
Rehearsals for Rotary Frolics of 1951 Begin in Louisville
Rehearsals start Sunday at 1 30 p m in the Louisville high school auditorium for the Rotary Frolics of 1951 a production by the Louisville Rotary Club The show runs three nights March 5 6 and 7 with Miss Arlene Kennery as play director and a long list of named organizers and participants including Bob Lourey John Jackson Lee Kerstetter Ernie Hurst Francis Bresson Cy Jackson Steve Thomas Herm Philmore Chet Riley Jake Soehnsen Ted Kandel Don Lattimer Jim Jackson Tom Edwards Jim Mattice Pat Shoemaker George Starr Jay Shoemaker Russ Strausser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville High School
Francis Bresson
Louisville Rotary Club
Ernie Hurst
Cy Jackson
Steve Thomas
Herm Philmore
Chet Riley
Jake Soehnsen
Ted Kandel
Don Lattimer
Jim Jackson
Tom Edwards
Jim Mattice
Pat Shoemaker
George Starr
Jay Shoemaker
Russ Strausser
Theft reports in Cleveland and Walnut area
Alvin J. Lewis of Cleveland reported a ransacked car in the 300 block of Market Ave S and the theft of a $39.50 suit. Harlan H. Mantis of 800 Walnut Ave NE reported $63 stolen from his bedroom Friday night.
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Alvin J. Lewis
Cleveland
Market Ave
Harlan H. Mantis
Walnut Ave
Soliciting Charges Filed In City Vice Crackdown
Police vice squad arrested Rita Dupuys aged 27 of 334 4th street SE and Helen Fontes aged 27 of 417 Rex Avenue SE on soliciting charges Friday as part of a city crackdown.
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Rita Dupuys
4Th St SE
Helen Fontes
Rex Ave SE
Miss Kathryn Shaw Recuperating After Friday Operation
Miss Kathryn Shaw of 1516 Springave NE is recuperating in Aultman Hospital following an operation performed Friday.
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Kathryn Shaw
Springave NE
Aultman Hospital
District Traffic Arrests and Citations Reported
Ten motorists were arrested by police and deputies on Friday and today for offenses including reckless driving leaving the scene faulty brakes and unsafe vehicles. Several drivers were booked at Louisville Mayor's Court with others cited for signal light and stop sign violations.
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Robert H. Favinger
Akron
Cleveland Ave
Wilbur F. Cooper
Uniontown
22Nd St
Cleveland
Richard J. Henderson
Llth St
Liberty
Matthew Turkal
1740
Harmont
Ted R. Hoehn
E. Maplesst
North Canton
Trump Jd
Mary L. Hoehn
Mary
Mercy Hospital
Turkal
Louisville
Andrew A. Melpignano
10Th St SE
Sandyrd
Fred H. Stires
21St St NW
Joseph Boni
Melpignano
Rolland Thomas
Canton
Edward Czech
RD 1
East Canton
Donald E. Dayton
Cornelia Ave
Russell Smith
Alliance
Boyd Liford
Beardsfork
W. Va
Vincent E. Waidman
13Th St
Charles Schatzman
39Th St NW
Wilbur A. Howenstine
Linwood Ave
Sidney Goldstein
Chergy Ave
Lester F. Burlsey
East Sparta
Francis McAllister
Alden Ave
Dale F. Schreckengost
Minerva
Robert L. Pawly
Windsor
Chester A. Fair Jr
54Th St
Donald J. Ranel
Maryland Ave
A. A. Marsilli
31St St
March of Dimes Labor Unit Gets Headquarters
The joint labor committee for the March of Dimes campaign opens a local headquarters at 208 3rd st SW after a meeting at the post office Friday night. Two bands will play the Meyers Lake Park dance on Feb 2 with Frankie Yankovich and Phil Mason’s orchestras. Campaign opens nationally Jan 15 and coin boxes are to be distributed late next week. The next labor committee meeting is Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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Joint Labor Committee
3Rd St
Meyers Lake Park
Frankie Yankovich
Phil Mason
Hamlet Opens Jan 14 At the Dueber Theater
The Dueber Theater hosts a week long run of Hamlet starring Laurence Olivier. The 1948 Academy Award winner plays the title role with Eileen Herlie Basil Sydney Jean Simmons and Felix Aylmer. Universal-International notes Canton is the only city over 50,000 population not yet shown the film. Student tickets are 40 cents with regular prices for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueber Theater
Hamlet
Lawrence Olivier
Canton
Universal-International
Olivier
Eileen Herlie
Basil Sydney
Jean Simmons
Felix Aylmer
Mt Union Officials to Attend National Academic Meetings
Alliance January 6 Mount Union College president Charles B. Ketcham and dean William T. Wesley will attend Association of American Colleges meetings at the Claridge Hotel Atlantic City January 8 to 11. Ketcham will join National Association of Schools and Colleges of the Methodist Church events and chairs the association strategy committee on church college relations. Wesley will attend the American Conference of Academic Deans and other Association meetings in Atlantic City.
Britain Receives US China Aggressor Note
London dispatch reports Britain's foreign office confirming receipt of a message from the United States urging declaration of Red China as an aggressor if Chinese forces ignore a Korean cease fire. The note was said to have been sent to all United Nations members and is under consideration.
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London
Foreign Office
Britain
United States
Red China
United Nations
Seminary Dean Dies After Short Illness
Walter E. Roush aged 61, dean of Bonebrake Theological Seminary since last September, died of pneumonia following a brief illness in Dayton. He led the seminary during a cautious expansion and served as a respected church educator.
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Dayton
Walter E. Roush
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Wooster Professor Succumbs at Sea
Paul Palmer Bushnell 50 on leave from Wooster College education dept died at sea January 3 aboard the liner Chosan en route from Afghanistan to Southampton. He and his wife planned to sail home January 13. He taught in Hunan and the Philippines before joining Wooster faculty in 1929 and authored a book on English. He leaves wife, two sons, mother and two brothers.
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E. Wayne Ave
New York City
Blake School
Minneapolis
Minn
Yale University
Columbia University
Bushnell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Phi Delta Kappa
Kappa Phi Kappa
American Association of University Professors
Afghanistan
Walter
Paul Bushnell
Paris
John Bushnell
Wooster
Ellsworth Bushnell
St. Paul
Steel Industry Studies Freeze
Washington January 6 The steel industry agreed to consider a government proposal for voluntary stabilization of prices at current levels. At a conference with Economic Stabilization Agency officials and 19 major steel companies the ESA urged an effective program. The industry welcomed stabilizing prices after a 5 percent increase on December 1 following wage raises. Companies represented included U S Steel Bethlehem Kaiser Armco Republic Weirton and others.
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Washington
Economic Stabilization Agency
Michael V. di Salle
ESA
U. S. Steel Co
Bethlehem Steel Co
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Kaiser Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Weirton Steel Corp
Sheffield Steel Corp
Sharon Steel Corp
Allegheny- Ludlum Co
Crucible Steel Co
Inland Steel Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Wheeling Steel Corp
Lukens Steel Co
Atlantic Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Products
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Mother's intuition removes nut from boy's lung
Nine year old Jerry Lee Golec of Uhrichsville underwent bronchoscopy at Little Flower Hospital after his mother suspected a lingering nut in his lung despite negative X rays. Doctors confirmed an almond lodged in the airway and removed it, ending a 12 day concern before his New Year resolution to be careful with nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Little Flower Hospital
Jerry Lee Golec
Denison
F. Valentine Golec
Jerry Lee
Alliance men fined in disorderly conduct case
Achim Straza Jr. and Melvin L. Podo, both residents of Alliance, were each fined 50 dollars plus costs in court today on charges of disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Achim Straza Jr
E. Garwood Ave
Melvin L. Podo
N. Mechanic Ave
Stark County Health Association Trustees Named
President of the Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association appoints trustees including A. A. Ulrich of Massillon Willard James of Alliance Dr Brueckner Mrs Alice Miller and Robert Reese of the hospital business staff in the new leadership slate.
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Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
A. A. Ulrich
Massillon
Willard James
Aliance
Brueckner
Alice Miller
Robert Reese
Alliance Bus Line Considers Cutting Two City Routes
Alliance officials said A. & M. Transit Co may drop the Auldst and Vinest routes effective January 20 due to poor patronage. Vinest, opened in 1942 to serve the north end residents, now shows heavy losses. Auldst began 18 months ago without profit. Mayor Harley Ewing will convene a council meeting to discuss the transport issue.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Clyde Alexander
A. &. M. Transit Co
Alexander
North End
Alliance
Union Ave
Harley Ewing
Ewing
Bee travel estimate for honey gathering distance
An estimate states a bee would fly about 43 799 miles to collect a single pound of honey. The figure emphasizes the immense effort behind producing honey and showcases the remarkable endurance of bees.
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Korea
America
Youth Commission
March of Dimes Labor Unit
Mt. Union
China
Danny
Frank Corbi
His
Canton Alliance Road
Copcheck’s
Steak House
Tusc. ST. E
Open Daily Inc
Steel Industry Studies Freeze
Squires
Bill” Graham and His
Gicie’s
Trump Rd
Liquor Food
Alliance Bus Line
Entre
Prada
Chicago
T.V
Larry Allen Terrific
M.C
Doris Abbott Beautiful
T.V. Songstress
Gene Hoover
Orch
Casablanca
Rt. 30
Joan Barry
Irene Carley
Marian Shell
Bill Cosner
Floyd Hughes
Walnut
LEE Tressell and Co
Dwayne E Ernie
Sammy
Lee
Herman & Rose
Diana
Pete
15Th and
Harrison
William McKinley Lodge
Duke Callasay and His Orchestra
Dange
Colonnade Nite Club
Perry Rd
South Canteen Massilion Rd
Music By the
Don Silveri Trio
Featuring Kenny Friedman
Sylvester Slezak
Television
La-Pizzaria
East Tusce
Trump Road
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