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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1951
Page
3
The ad features Dora Johnson of Columbus Ohio claiming a 34 pound loss with Rennel. It touts at home fat reduction, arthritis relief, fewer headaches, and a money back guarantee if initial results are not seen. instructions say mix with grapefruit juice and take two tablespoons twice daily.
Washington AP Alan Valentine head of the Economic Stabilization Administration says a big effort will be made to curb rising meat costs likely with rationing and subsidies. He notes escalating wages could follow meat price controls, may require rationing, and that a wage policy could come sooner than March 1951.
Stalin outlines a 1951 strategy to create a German buffer state under East German control with Ulbricht returning from Moscow to push a pro Soviet order. Molotov endorses withdrawal from Berlin, seeks a provisional government, while ramping East German production and aligning with China to back Moscow’s war aims.
In Onn eees England on January 8 AP reports youths in a gloom town hurried to buy a new three toned trousers set from a London firm. Orders flooded haberdashers ahead of spring with blue green legs gray cuffs and dark brown pockets as merchants hope to push brighter pocket and cuff combinations.
Spokane detective E B Meader made an easy arrest when 34 year old John J Gallardi came forward saying he had heard Meader was looking for him He escorted Gallardi to the police station where he was booked on a forgery charge.
A wind driven blaze in Martinsville Virginia destroyed a tobacco warehouse three three story buildings and a two floor structure and damaged a large furniture district. Firemen fought the flames for four hours with 25 to 30 mph winds tearing through the business block. a million dollars in losses were reported and the fire left much of the block in smoking rubble.‹
In Columbus the Ohio Labor League for Taft urged Taft for president and to mobilize labor support. The group claimed 10,691 active workers from last fall, with Howard Reynolds noting the campaign began in 1950 and aims to finish in 1952. Chairman Willis O Hall postponed any formal action, and J Eugene Carr will call the next meeting.
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