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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1951

Page

10

Truman likens Stalin to Hitler and Mussolini in speech

President Truman at a Society of Business Magazine Editors dinner declared there is no difference between Stalin and historic despots like Hitler and Mussolini. He praised freedom against aggression and inflation, defended his troop- Europe policy, and said senators share the motive to keep the United States a free government in the world.

Washington Truman Josef Stalin Hitler Mussolini Society of Business Magazine Senate Europe U. S Soviet Russia Stalin Joe Politburo Russia MR. Truman Rome Tarquin Sparta Charles the England Louis Alexander the First Lucius Tarquinius Superbus B. C Eisenhower

Ingenito Gets Life Sentence After Slaying Five in Jersey

Ernest Ingenito, found guilty of first degree murder for killing five in Pine Hollow, begins life in New Jersey State Penitentiary. Jury of seven women and five men spared him from capital punishment after four hours deliberation. He testified of oppression by his mother in law and aimed to see his children. Parole eligibility after 14 years. attorney Sahl will not appeal.

Woodbury N. J Ernest Ingenito Ingenito E. Milton Hannold Frank Sahl Sahl Michael Mazzoli Piney Hollow Hannold Teresa Mazzoli John B. Wick New Jersey State Penitentiary

Eisenhower Urges German Help In Western Defense

General Eisenhower told reporters in Frankfurt that he hopes the German people will line up with the West to defend western civilization. He stressed voluntary unity, no neutrality in civilizational conflict, and praised German freedom loving qualities while avoiding hostility to the German people. He planned to meet U.S. and German officials at Heidelberg and McCloy discussions as part of NATO allied defense efforts.

Frankfurt Germany Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Luxemburg Rhein Main Cear Heidelberg U. S. Army Europe West 7Th Army U. S John J. McCloy

New Philadelphia Hospital Drive Reaches Target and Beyond

Final push to raise 180000 dollars for the New Philadelphia and Dover hospital ended Friday night with pledges exceeding the goal. More than 200000 dollars has been received and the total may reach 225000 dollars once all pledges are in.

New Philadelphia Dover

Editors Reject Kefauver Gag On Crime Story

In Louisville on January 20 an ASNE representative rejected Senator Kefauver's justification for directing the Indianapolis News to withhold crime probe reports. Kefauver said publication could harm the committee and noted the material was confidential and untestified hearsay. Pope of the Louisville Courier-Journal challenged Kefauver’s right to control publication and questioned legal basis for subpoenas to editors.

Louisville American Society of Newspaper Editors Estes Kefauver Indianapolis News Cleveland Kefauver Tennessee James S. Pope Committee On Freedom of Information Popé Louisville Courier-Journal Pope A.S.N.E Subpenas Eugene C. Pulliam Eugene S. Piliam News

Auto Strikes Idle 22 000 Employes

DETROIT Jan 20 AP A mix of strikes and material shortages idled about 22 000 auto plant workers. Chrysler laid off 15 500 after a strike at a supplier and Packard sent home 4 000 for the same reason. A strike at L A Young Spring and Wire cut off moldings. UAW demanded a cost of living contract and protested insurance provisions. Briggs Manufacturing workers 2 250 struck, disrupting Packard body supplies.

Detroit Chrysler Packard L. A

UNESCO Lists 30 600 Foreign Study Awards

UNESCO lists more than 30 600 foreign study opportunities in a new edition of its scholarship handbook issued today. The handbook details fellowships scholarships and study grants for the 1950 51 academic year across 54 countries. The United States alone accounts for 12 750 opportunities for foreign students.

Washington United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization United States

Lausche Reappoints 3 to Ohio Program Council

Governor Lausche reappointed Clingan Jackson of Youngstown Arthur Flemming of Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University president and Howard White of Oxford to the Ohio Program Commission. Wallace Nelson of Columbus was named to the state board of real estate examiners to fill the unexpired term ending June 30 of Robert Lucas of Fremont who resigned.

Columbus Frank J. Lausche Ohio Program Commission Clingan Jackson Youngstown Arthur S. Flemming Ohio Wesleyan University Howard White Oxford Wallace E. Nelson State Board of Real Estate Examiners Robert B. Lucas Fremont

Public schools head to address Literary Forum

Harold H. Ejibling Canton public schools superintendent will address the Literary Forum at 41 Pauls A.M.E. Church Sunday at 3 p.m. His talk is titled For This We Work. Dr. A B Royal chairs the committee and Rev. Rembert Stokes hosts.

Harold H. Ejibling Canton Public Schools Paul A. B. Royal Rev. Rembert Stokes

Collins Says Army Post Safer Than Pool Hall

General J Lawton Collins, army chief of staff, said a corner pool room in a small town is far more dangerous than any army post. He spoke in Washington in reply to Senator Virgil Chapman about whether 18 year olds would gravitate to intoxicating beverages in the army.

Ashington J. Lawton Collins Army

Rural Stark County volunteers seek defense help

Sixty people filled out application blanks to join the rural Stark County civilian defense program at the North Industry fire station on Friday night. Charles A. Bailey and Sheriff Harry W. Gross glaus are organizing, with hundreds more expected. Registration also occurred in Canal Fulton. Volunteers may sign up at the sheriff's office or at first aid training classes in county schools.

Stark County North Industry Charles A. Bailey Harry W. Grossglaus Canal Fulton Bailey Sheriff’s Office

Perry Township school building bid notice 1951

Sealed bids for Whipple Heights Elementary School construction in Perry Township Stark County Ohio are invited by the Board of Education. Proposals include general electrical etc contracts with plans from architect Walter Caldwell and available for examination in Canton Cleveland and Reedurban. Bid bonds 5 percent required. bids due February 5 1951 at noon with contract to follow.

Board of Education Perry Township Stark County Ohio W. C. Bell People’s Bank Canton Reedurban Whipple Heights Walter G. Caldwell Engineers Cleveland F. W. Dodge Corporation Hanna Bldg

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