Brannan Farm Plan Divides Truman Camp
Washington July 20 AP some of President Truman s best friends on capitol hill joined a Democratic Republican coalition bent on beating down his farm bill It calls for a three crop trial run of the Brannan plan of direct farm subsidy payments As the House opened the bitter farm law debate Monroney Oklahoma assailed the plan as a dangerous step that could lead to peacetime OPA Rains Alabama said withdraw support or split the Democratic party Farm supporters and opponents debated parity and consumer subsidies Brannan s plan would replace market supports with cash checks to cover the gap to a fair price and cheap food supporters argued others predicted defeat in both houses a three crop trial was approved for potatoes eggs and wool with hogs banned from trial negotiations to limit pork price effects continued
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Washington
Truman
Capitol Hill
House
Representative Monroney
Oklahoma
Congress
Rains
Alabama
Mr. Truman
Democratic Party
House Agriculture Committee
Brannan
Gore
Tennessee
Magnolia Grange to Help Rebuild Burnt Barn
Magnolia Grange members voted Tuesday to spend Saturday aiding the rebuilding of Marion Sandefur's burnt barn in Magnolia. The group will join as a unit after previously assisting individually. The blaze two months ago was set by children playing with matches. John Thompson acted as master. Mrs. Wilbur Fritchley led the contests.
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Magnolia Group
Magnolia Grange
Marion Sandefur
Magnolia
Grange
John Thompson
Wilbur Fritchley
Disturbance in Store Brings Fine for Woman
Clara B. Williams, 39, of 1107 Thompson SE, was fined $25 and costs on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges and sentenced to five days in county jail on the latter today by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll. Police said she threatened a salesgirl and caused a disturbance Tuesday at Fisher Bros. Dry Goods Co. store at 236 Tuscarawas St E.
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Clara B. Williams
Thompson Et SE
D. L. McCarroll
Fisher Bros. Dry Goods Co
Tuscarawas St E
Massillon Mayor Seeks Special Session on Water Pact
Massillon Mayor S. Robert Weirich called a Friday 7:30 p m special council session to reconsider the water franchise with Water Service Co of Massillon. The meeting aims for a second reading to possibly pass the 10 year contract and outline an offer, amid a proposed rate rise from 1.10 to 1.30 for 275 cubic feet, with a five cent rate reduction if approved. If rejected, another session may be called before August 1.
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Massillon
S. Robert Weirich
Weirich
Water Service Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Mother and two children hurt in traffic crash
A mother Mrs. Bertha E House 30 and her two children were treated for minor injuries after a three vehicle collision at 13th street and Market Avenue North. Gloria Jean 4 suffered head bruises and Terry Lee 2 had lip lacerations. The House pickup was rear ended by a second pickup driven by David L Betz 55, pushing it into Edwin Bernier 24.
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Bertha E. House
Gonder Ave SE
Aultman Hospital
Gloria Jean
Terry Lee
Edwin Bernier
Woodland Ave NW
13Th St
Market Ave N
David L. Betz
Girard Ave SE
Bernier
McKinley Temple Renames All Officers
All five officers of the McKinley Avenue Temple congregation were re elected for one year at a board of trustees meeting in the temple vestry. Sanford S Lazarus was reelected president with Harry A Greenberger Louis Hoicowitz as vice presidents Harry Mestel as treasurer and Miss Lillian C Goodman as secretary.
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Congregation of
McKinley Avenue Temple
Temple
Sanford S. Lazarus
Harry A. Greenberger
Louis Hoicowitz
Harry Mestel
Lillian C. Goodman
Second Youth Jailed Fined in Disturbance
Armen Zavarella, 19, of 2501 9th St SW, was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll for a disorderly conduct disturbance in the 1200 block Market area early Monday. Police said rocks and a portion of a fire hydrant were hurled at a car owned by Richard Logan of 246 Poplar Ave NW, damaging it.
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D. L. McCarroll
Armen Zavarelle
9Th St
Richard Logan
Poplar Ave
Free Air Race Tickets Fly to Mayor Klein at Akron-Canton
Mayor Carl F. Klein receives two complimentary $10 box seat tickets to the National Air Races in Cleveland September 3 to 5. Tickets flown from Cleveland by All-Ohio Air Tour representatives Miss Laura Holden tour queen Kenneth Treer and Keith Bryan. Canton secretary Henry S. Ernst accepts them at Akron-Canton Airport. The tour promotes air safety with 100 private pilots joining a statewide route including Akron-Canton.
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Carl F. Klein
Cleveland
Akron-Canton
Keith T. Bryan
Henry S. Ernst
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Holden
Canton Area
Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory
N.A.C.A
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Brannan Farm
Truman Camp
Senate Agriculture Committee
U. S
Senate Agriculture
NAVY
San Diego
Calif
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Sterling
Gorham
Your Gorham
Qeek
ST. NW
Garco CO
Renkert Bldg
DIAL
McKinley
Petty Ia
Ata
Carl Klein
Royal, Remington and Corona Portables
Benson
Florsheim
Fleischer’s
Your Family Shoe Store
Market Ave
Thurin's
Market Avenue
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