Flood relief drives into action as Truman designates disaster areas
President Truman declares Kansas and Missouri flood zones as disaster areas and orders federal aid. Raymond M. Foley leads relief efforts with a $15 million emergency appropriation likely to pass Monday. Army support includes cots and tents, with loans and food supplies promised for farmers and refugees.
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Washington
Truman
Kansas
Missouri
Raymond M. Foley
Foley
Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
House
President Truman
Chief of Army Engineers
Attlee
Lewis A. Pick
Mr. Truman
Kansas City
Clement Attlee
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Appropriations
Brannan
433rd Troop Carrier Wing Prepares for Overseas Airlift
The 433rd Troop Carrier Wing, a C-119 Flying Boxcar unit, gears to join NATO forces under General Eisenhower. From northern Ohio, about 200 personnel, including Canton area members, trained at Donaldson AFB South Carolina and conducted extensive flights, paratroop drops at Ft. Benning and Ft. Bragg, and Alaska airborne missions. Col. Harry W. dopp of Kent commands the unit.
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U. S. Air Force
433Rd Troop Carrier Wing
Dwight D. Eisenhower
433Rd
Ohio
Canton
Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville
S. C
United States
Ft. Benning
Ft. Bragg
N. C
William R. Eason
Willoughby
Harry W. Dopp
Kent
China
Burma
Africa
Europe
Twenty Newsmen Included for Kaesong Trip
Allied armistice talks in Korea resumed at Kaesong this afternoon after a pause when Red guards halted a convoy with twenty news correspondents. The third meeting was set after an exchange of messages between U N and Red negotiators.
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Seoul
Korea
Kaesong
Matthew Ridgway
Ridgway
United Nations
Pyongyang
Peiping
U.S
Andrew J. Kinney
Pan Mun Jom
Admiral Joy
Kinney
U.N
Munsan
Blind Couple Plans Four Day New York Tour
Blind couple Mr and Mrs Jester of 605 Raynolds SW will depart July 23 for a four day New York City tour with friends Mr and Mrs Paul Blythe and guide dog Regal. They will stay at Hotel Taft visit Rockefeller Center and NBC studios and stop at the American Foundation for the Blind to explore devices aiding the blind.
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Big City
Miriam
Bob
Regal
New York
Paul Blythe
Far Left
Rose McKodean
Robert Jester
Raynolds
Mrs. Jester
Bailard NE
Genoa
Mr. Jester
Mrs. Blythe
New York City
Hotel Taft
New York State
Rockefeller Center
National Broadcasting Co
American Foundation For the Blind
Summer Hours and Nut House Ad Notes
REPOSITORY lists Summer Hours for Dr H P Allison at 446-37th NW with evening appointments. Ads announce Harry's Nut House new hours for candy, nuts, restaurant hours, and a Frantz Royer fan offer. Also mentions Price Sale at Jewel Box and Onesto Hotel building ad.
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H. P. Allison
Dial
Harry's Nut House
Onesto Hote
Council to Elect Man at Monday City Council Meeting
City council faces a long session Monday as members vote on a Democrat versus Republican man at large to replace George W. Branscomb who resigned to become civil defense director. Branscomb, a Republican, left the post open as party lines risk a deadlock. The mayor will appoint a Democrat to fill the vacancy, likely yielding a partisan clash. The session also includes many ordinances awaiting discussion and several were carried over at the last meeting.
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George W. Branscomb
Branscomb
Thomas H. Nichols
Masonic Notice for Funeral Service of Jack D Beatty
Canton Lodge No 60 F A M will meet at temple tenue at 7 30 to conduct funeral service for our late Bro Jack D Beatty. Ad says bring old radio for $50 trade on Motorola TV set at Home Furniture 229 Market South.
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Canton Lodge No. 60
Temple Tenue
Jack D. Beatty
Motorola
Gambling devices flood Stark County spots
A county survey found many punch boards and baseball tickets on display in drive ins, sports shops, gas stations and other businesses. Pinball machines offered cash payoffs while no slot machines were visible as Ohio law nears October 1 when possession of slots becomes a crime. A July 6 picnic at a lake area previously showed a brigade of 20 slot machines. A tour of the county noted punchboards and pinball games popular with boys 8 to 15 near a Route 62 drive in by Harrisburg Road.
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Stark County
Ohio
Massillon
Third Canton Judge Brings Court Costs And Space Woes
City officials confront funding and space shortages after the Ohio General Assembly created a third Canton Municipal Court judge. Estimated costs reach about 123000 for next year including judge salaries, office needs, and clerical staff. A remodel plus a new third courtroom could cost 100000 to 125000, requiring space from the Safety building and expanding facilities to handle a higher workload.
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Ohio General Assembly
Canton
Iyoz
Jesse D. Gross
Ralph G. Dix Jr
Fire Department
Dix
Steel Shortage Sparks Senate Inquiry in Detroit
Detroit July 14 A Senate hearing examined causes of the steel shortage with blame placed on government, industry, and gray marketeers. A Chrysler UAW official warned 100000 Detroit area workers idle while others faced shortages, and a rocket maker in Dayton had carsloads of steel refused. Michigan officials and industry leaders testified as questions about production trends arose.
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Detroit
Senate
Dayton
Michigan
Resolution Seeks End to City Dump Custodian Post
Councilman Ralph C. Frerichs introduces a resolution Saturday to abolish the city dump custodian job until a new dump is established. The Cherry Avenue dump closed April 7 and custodian James Anthony earns 125 dollars per month.
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Ralph C. Frerichs
Frerichs
Cherry Avext
James Anthony
Fayette Christmas Cards Now With Summer Discount
Canterbury Craine 6th NW ad Fresh baked goods all day. Delicatessen. Rose s 12th NE ad African Violets 10000 plants 60 varieties 75 cup Open Sundays 9 to 5. Al Kehl Florist Cleveland at 42nd NW ad
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Fayette
Canterbury-Craine
6Th
Rose’s
12Th NE
al Kehl
Florist
Cleveland
42Nd NW
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Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
T.V
W. H. Blecker
E. Tusc. International Video
Children’s Aid
W. Tusc
Ariel H. Mason
Jesse R. Mayo
Ashland
John W. Fabich
Rodger Powell
Hoover Pf NW
James Williams
Tampa
Fla
Joseph W. Cody
College Pf NW
Edward Cimoralli
Philadelphia
William E. Hanculak
Eastlake
Robert Baldi
Brooklyn Village
John Napier
Stanton, Ky
Kaesong Trip
Dream Come True
Frantz Royer
Nw-Ad
Norman Matthews
Chrysler
C. I. O. United Auto Workers
William H. Leininger
Michigan Economic Development Commission
Moody’s
America
Benton
Connecticut
Ferguson
al Scheetz Agency
McKinley Ave. NW
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