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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1949

Page

16

Teachers' Union Split at NEA Meeting Over Communism

At the National Education Association sessions a heated clash arose over a proposed ban on Communist party members among teachers. Rose Russell and John K. Norton sparred during debate on the commission report urging exclusion, with Norton defending the line and Russell denouncing it as a witch hunt. Other speakers pressed for amending by laws to exclude Communists, while debate continued on the floor.

National Education Association Rose Russell Teachers’ Union of New York City John K. Norton Columbia University Teachers College Norton N. E. A. Educational Policy Commission Columbia Dwight D. Eisenhower James B. Conant Harvard University Russell Commission Joanna Lindlof New York Herbert J. Phillips Communist Party Phillips University of Washington Willard Spald

Massillon Council Delays Water Pact Decision

Massillon city council postponed a vote on the Water Service Co contract, setting a July 11 special meeting. Mayor Weirich vetoed a five year deal with a 10 to 15 percent rate hike. council approved it 6 to 3 earlier. The session will be closed to the public due to heat.

Massillon The Water Service Co S. Robert Weirich Ray H. Earle Law Library

Potters Union Bars Six Insurgents From Office

Atlantic City July 6 Six members of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters AFL were barred from holding union office for 10 years. The action by Local 124 officials followed a closed convention session. The disciplined group including Norman Whippler secretary Local 124 Clyde Armstrong Sheldon Johnson East Liverpool and Edward Jones Senbaan were fined $50 for distributing handbills accusing officials of mismanagement. Their suit challenging salary increases for national officers without a referendum is before the Ohio Court of Appeals.

Atlantic City N. J National Brotherhood of Operative Potters Larry Finlay East Liverpool Local 124 Finlay Norman Whippler E. C. Armstrong Clyde McDaniel Sheldon Johnson Edward Jones Sebring Ohio Ohio Court of Appeals Whippler Armstrong Paul Gilbert Beaver Falls Henry Snyder New Castle Edward Cranston James M. Duffy Duffy James Coffey Cambridge

Chaos blamed on family quarrels in China

In Honolulu AP report, American ex-adviser Richard Budar says China’s chaos stems from rifts among Nationalist leadership. He cites a family split after Chiang Kai-shek’s eldest son was sent to Shanghai, with Young Chiang staying away when Madam Chiang arrived. He warns Communist stay requires foreign troops.

Honolulu China Richard Budar Ministry of Social Affairs Chiang Kai-shek Chiang Shanghai Madame Chiang Budar

Ohio Liquor Department profits to exceed 50 million

Columbus report quotes Director Oscar L. Fleckner forecasting more than 50 million dollars in net general fund profit from Ohio Liquor Department operations this year. Despite May declines, retail and agency stores sales remain above last year as wholesale sales to permit holders fall. Fleckner predicts a lift of the permit freeze in the latter part of August and hints at possible regulatory revisions by the Board of Liquor Control.

Columbus Oscar L. Fleckner Ohio State Liquor Department Ohio General Fund Liquor Department Fleckner Board of Liquor Control

Cold Wave Sends Congress Packing in House Chamber

Washington July 6 AP Congress leaders wish to adjourn but an artificial cold snap helps the retreat. In the rear caucus room where air is cooler than the front, cooling ducts create a freeze out while Capitol repairs limit comfort. Representative Ellsworth Oregon urges going home, arguing no constructive work can be done and appropriations should be completed.

Washington Congress House of Representatives Capitol Ellsworth Oregon

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