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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
4
An advertisement promotes a 24 hour kidney test with a money back guarantee if not pleased. It claims sluggish function and blood toxins due to kidney issues cause back ache and frequent or scanty urination both day and night. The copy urges asking druggists for BU KETS 25c and touts advertising repository.
A Boston washer maker that supplies rubber heel washers to shoes struggles for steel to stay in production, underscoring how defense mobilization strains small firms. The Senate Small Business Committee, led by Sparkman, plans hearings on material and manpower shortages, while bills to aid small business diversify government contracts and centralize support.
Desperate kidnapper William E. Cook, 23, shown cooperative in San Diego jail, has started reading poems including Omar Khayyam's Rubaiyat while awaiting transfer to Oklahoma City for a federal kidnapping trial. He said he has only $70 and fears facing the charges.
The Kresge foundation will provide three million dollars to the University of Michigan for a new medical research center. The gift will expand ongoing research projects and allow them to scale up efforts. The donation underscores private support for university science and regional medical advancement.
Fifty members and guests of the Canton Alliance Massillon section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers met at the American Legion Home in Massillon for a talk on blast furnace design and operation by W. H. Burnett of U. S. Steel Co. Youngstown district. Members were named to nominate candidates for the annual election: A. W. Stomberg, R. C. Wilson, G. W. Anderson, R. D. Munn and Raymond Holloway.
Walter Lee Hood, 17, of 1509 Parson et SE, received an indeterminate term in Mansfield reformatory on a larceny charge from Juvenile Judge Paul D. Van Nostran. Sylvia Albright, 26, formerly of Alliance, was given one year in Marysville reformatory for contributing to the neglect of her minor children.
About 4,000 American-born Japanese who renounced U.S. citizenship during World War II at Tule Lake must prove loyalty or be deported, per a 9th Circuit ruling reversing Judge Goodman. The court allows loyalty hearings. exemptions apply mainly to minors, the mentally unsound, and those detained only to stay with families. None are in custody. immigration knows their locations.
In Eugene area excitement grows as L D Colyer demonstrates a Lane County bridge hole large enough to fit a head by passing through it. Separately, experts warn that the temperatures of bodies after Asiatic cholera deaths may rise postmortem.
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