Second Ballot on Time Issue in Canton Planned
Local residents led by John F Locke and John P Walsh announce a second ballot on fast versus slow time for Canton to appear in November. About 4 000 signatures required. petitions to be circulated soon and a certified copy served on City Auditor T Frank Snyder. The eight member committee plans to expand to about 100. aim to present a clear time issue on the ballot after summer confusion and prior wording concerns. Timetable indicates page 12 in TIME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
John F. Locke
John P. Walsh
Locke
T. Frank Snyder
Board of Elections
Clarence F. Bucher
4Th St NW
Thurman A. Studer
Beverly
Paul Wasson
34Th St
John S. Duerr
Smoke Control Violations Found in Canton Buildings
About 49 Canton buildings were surveyed from April to June and nearly half were cited for violations of the city air pollution ordinance. Smoke Inspector Samuel Moore told the pollution control board that mills, brickyards, improper firing, and school facilities contribute to excess smoke, while railroads were praised for attack on smoke. The board, chaired by E. Oscar Kuendig, will consider a penalty clause and report to council in December with recommendations for further legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Samuel Moore
Pollution Control Board
Air Pollution Control Board
E. Oscar Kuendig
W C. Beatty
R. K. Ramsayer
C. M. Maratta
T R. Caler
Moore
Council
Mills
Miss Truman Returns With Gift for Father
Margaret Truman arrived home aboard the Constitution after seven weeks in Europe with a Paris outfit for herself and a gift for her father. She praised American hospitality and jokingly said, Give me American men. She visited England, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy and Luxemburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Truman
Europe
Paris
Miss Truman
Rome
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
England
Holland
Belgium
France
Italy
Luxemburg
Lattimore Defends Institute Against Communist Charge
Senators questioned Owen Lattimore about the Institute of Pacific Relations in a two hour closed session. He said the institute was never communist dominated or a front. The hearing touched on his past State Department work and fresh material for possible further scrutiny. The Department announced suspensions of Davies and Clubb under security proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Internal Security Committee
Lattimore
Eastland
Mississippi
McCarran
Nevada
I.P.R
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
State Department
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Internal Security
Ferguson
Michigan
U. S
China
Department
John Paton Davies Jr
Secretary of
Acheson
Oliver Edmund Clubb
Local ad notices list auctions and store closings
A series of classified advertisements note a bankrupt auction at Zone's Bankrupt Auction with items including furniture carpet and TV sets at 7 30. Also listings show Fishers Foods Navarre road store closing Friday at 7 p m and Springers 29 cents per pound sale Friday and Saturday. Mike's Poultry at 1345 Market with 54866 ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishers Foods
Navarre Rd
V A To Close Medical Unit No Service Cut Canton Unit to close within 60 days
The Veterans Administration will discontinue medical services at 23 offices including Canton and two other Ohio units Mansfield and Youngstown. No service reductions, but doctors reassigned to larger cities with 30 days notice. Local physicians to handle Canton veterans with service connected disabilities. Protests planned by Representative Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration Office
V.A
Canton
Ohio
Mansfield
Youngstown
Washington
Carl R. Gray
Veterans Administration
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Frank T. Bow
16Th
Veterans’ Organizations
National
NLRB boosts AFL bid at Ford Canton plant
The National Labor Relations Board ruling clears AFL Drops Forgers, Blacksmiths and Helpers to seek a bargaining election at Ford Motor Co Canton forge plant, challenging CIO United Auto Workers control of production and maintenance. The decision does not decide whether an election will occur, but allows further arguments in Washington as to the correct bargaining unit within Ford Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
A.F.L
C.I.O
Canton Forge
Ford Motor Co
Washington
A.F.L. Drop Forgers, Blacksmiths & Helpers Union
Canton Fora
C.I.O. United Automobile Workers
Georgetoward NE
Herschel Kriger
NLRB
Kriger
Ford
Associated Press
United Press
U.A.W
Ford Empire
Auto Workers Union
Monroe, Mich
Ford Company
U N Ultimatum and Air Patrol Activate Sunday at Akron Canton
The Civil Air Patrol flight based at Akron-Canton Airport will be activated Sunday at 2 p.m. with 44 members sworn in by Lt. Col. Harry A. Webb. First Lt. Paul Beitzel will lead the Massillon squadron aiming for 150 members. The unit will train cadets, assist civil defense, and aid search and rescue for military aircraft, with HQ at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton-Massillon
Civil Air Patrol
Akron-Canton
E.S.T
Department of Civilian Defense
U. S. Air Force
Harry A. Webb
Ohio
Paul Beitzel
Massillon
Canton Amvet
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Beitzel
Air Force
Akron-Canton Aiirport
of Bailey
Canton-Massillon
James W. Gibbons
Ray C. DeVille
Marooned Capitan Passengers Await Rescue By Buses
Flood waters strand 337 passengers aboard the luxury train Capitan near Cedar Point Kansas. A convoy of six buses seeks a route to bring them aboard as Red Cross supplies and diapers aid the group. Eight passengers ferried out by air, mood remains jovial despite conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Kan
Kansas
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Dorothy Cheke
Chicago
Red Cross
Missouri
Kanas City
Topeka
Ridgway demands full U N access before Korea talks resume
Gen Ridgway warns cease-fire negotiations will restart only if U N delegates have unrestricted movement in an armistice area free of armed guards. He demands Reds remove armed guards from Kaesong or move talks elsewhere and allow any U N designated personnel, including reporters, to join the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Reds
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
U.N
Kaesong
Nam Il
Red
Joy
Nam
E.S.T
Ridgway
Red Peiping
Pyongyang
Tokyo
Kim Il Sung
Peng Teh- Huai
Kim
Peng
Horace Robertson
Ford Canton Plant Cuts 120 Jobs in 8 Percent Readjustment
Ford Motor Co Canton division laid off 120 hourly and salaried workers across all three shifts, reducing force to about 1,500 as production and material use declined amid government cuts and weaker demand. Henry Ford II had forecast plant layoffs weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Forge
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Henry Ford II
Hartville Firemen's Festival Tonight With Square Dancing
A local firemen's festival in Hartville features square dancing this evening. Admission and event details are announced for two venues, 1416 7th NW and 1600 E Tusc, with evening hours from 7 to 9. An International Video ad lists a phone number 29109 for inquiries. A separate 14-price sale advertises a large Jewel Box selection at the Onesto Hotel building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s
Hartville
T.V
W. H. Blecker
Eves
E. Tusc. International Video
Onesto Hotel
Riot Flares Over Negro Apartment Rent in Cicero Near Chicago
In Cicero Illinois a racial housing dispute escalated into a riot as bayonet armed National Guardsmen and police fought a 4000 strong, all white crowd for over two hours. Eleven injured including three soldiers and three officers. Fifty held for questioning after police rounded up rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
Ill
National
Chicago
Zoo Strike Ends as 22 Keepers Return to Work
PITTSBURGH July 13 AP The short-lived strike by Pittsburghs Highland Park Zoo keepers and helpers ends with most of the 22 strikers back on the job after noon No statement from Local 198 CIO government and civic workers Deputy Mayor Howard B Stewart says the men are back and the zoo is ready to function again Four strikers returned to help feed the zoos 1000 animals The dispute centered on vacation splitting with union members seeking two weeks at once city officials favor one week summer or two weeks winter Officials say more keepers are needed in summer and a new vacation agreement was not disclosed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Big Highland Park Zoo
Sale of Baseball Ticket Brings Gambling Arrest
Leonard Capluzzi aged 51 of 514 Wells Ave NW was arrested on gambling device possession by morals bureau after selling a baseball ticket at Brunswick billiard parlors 326 Cleveland Ave NW where he works as a clerk. Police report found 108 five and ten cent tickets on him. The Newton Reunion will be held at the home of John C Newton Martindale Rd Sun July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Capluzzi
Wells Ave NW
Morals Bureau
Brunswick Billiard
Cleveland Ave NW
Newton
John C. Newton
Martindale Rd
Sun
Greenville Mayor Praises 433rd Wing Volunteers in City
Greenville South Carolina Mayor J Kenneth Cass praised 200 men from the 433rd Air Troop Carrier Wing stationed at Greenville Air Base as men of sterling character and patriotic citizens. He thanked Ohioans for serving the country and wished them Godspeed and a quick return to normal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
433Rd Air
Greenville
S. C
Thomas H. Nichols
J. Kenneth Cass
Dictators Require Army Bureaucracy and Controls
A brief assertion that a dictator consolidates power through an army bureaucracy and control mechanisms to render the population powerless, followed by a reference to the Timken Roller Bearing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Zane's Bankrupt Sale At 137 6th NE Ad
Name Your Own Price on carpet, furniture, TV sets, curtains and drapery materials. No reasonable offer refused. Open 9 am to 9 pm. Perry Grange festival ad July 14 at Richville School. Fryers ad lists turkeys and roasting hens. Northwester ad mentions pheasant chick. Park Pltry 30th st NE ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane
6Th NE
Perry Grange
Richville School
Park Pltry
30Th St
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Air Pollution Board
Pacific Institute
Abe Fortas
Institute of Pacific Relations
Fortas
Davies
Clubb
Loyalty Security Board
Springers
Mike's Poultry
Riese
Sokolsky
Motorola
St. Anne de Beaupre
Quebec
Canada
Greyhound Bus
M. Popovich
Red Guard
Canton- Massillon Group
Ernest Webb
The
Highway Patrol
Columbus
Wilmer Vance
Ohio Highway Patrol
Edgar Price
Thomas Bradford
Canton District
Army and Air Force
S. Robert Weirich
George Branscomb
Harry Grossglaus
Fred Bailey
C. Brian McQuillan
Joseph Lucas
E- Capitan
St. Joseph's Church
Frantz Royer
Nw-Ad
Gen.Ridgway
National Guard
Zoo
Howard B. Stewart
ABC
Dictators
Cooper’s
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