21 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1949
Page
1
A compressed excerpt from a 1948 Peale work recounts a minister’s nervous breakdown and recovery through religious faith. It emphasizes mental practice of faith, detachment from irritants, and calming imagery as a tonic for tension. The dialogue with a hospital doctor underscores belief translating to thought life.
Washington July 21 AP lawmakers eased fears of Truman acting alone to share atomic secrets with Britain after a top level conference. Senator Wherry seeks to probe the role of atomic know how in the mutual aid section of the North Atlantic Pact and wants details of two secret talks. McMahon says no obligation to share atomic know how under the pact and that no conclusions were reached at the Capitol Hill meetings.
President Truman dismissed Senate fears that the North Atlantic Treaty would hand atomic secrets to other nations as unfounded. He told reporters the Blair House meeting details were largely speculation and denied any deep, dark secrets were discussed, while denouncing a leak from an official en route to the conference.
Harter Bank promotes friendly convenient low cost auto loans for buyers. The ad highlights affordable rates and quick approval aimed at new car purchasers seeking economical financing options.
Sanitary Priry lists Springers at 75 cents each and Fathens at 26 cents per pound. Includes an address at 613 Cherry Sad for the sanitary market reference.
Traffic jams at 12th st and Cleveland ave NW trigger new detour for Canton City Lines buses on inbound and outbound Harvard ave and Market Heights routes starting Friday. Outbound detour routes east on 6th st to Cherry ave NE, north to 12th st, west on 12th st. inbound follows same path. Market Heights and Harvard buses alter pickup points to 12th st Market ave N and Logan ave NW respectively.
The Senate moved toward a vote on the North Atlantic Pact amid a heated dispute over sharing atomic secrets with 11 nations. Senators questioned whether arms for Europe would require giving the atom bomb or secrets. leaders expected a treaty decision late in the day.
A Federal Reserve Board survey shows unskilled laborers gained $350 to a $2,100 median for their class in 1948, while skilled and semi skilled workers rose $300 to $3,300. Families averaged $3,320 before taxes. Farm operators up $300 to $1,800, clerks up to $3,000. professionals stayed at $4,000 and $4,500. 43.8 million families. 26 percent earned under $2,000. Tax cuts would push 876,000 of these out of the over $7,500 bracket, which accounted for 27 percent of pre tax income but 21 percent after tax.
A A Swope longtime North Canton resident and former Hoover Co cost head died Wednesday night after a heart attack at Westville Lake near Alliance during a two week vacation. Born in Uniontown he spent 38 years with Hoover and sang with the Swope trio in local churches. His wife Bessie died four years ago.
In a Commons debate on Casablanca, Churchill says Roosevelt drafted the unconditional surrender edict alone, while Ernest Bevin disputes the approach and blames the policy for postwar Allied missteps. Churchill admits the cabinet would likely have rejected the idea if consulted.
Canton Welfare Federation members discussed a Y M C A decentralization plan to serve southwest youth. Maj Charles A McCrae was named assistant director and Fred K Domer elected president. The plan would create small school and church clubs run by volunteers, with costs estimated at 3000 to 5500 dollars yearly. Board members seek donor approval to fund increases via Community Chest.
Broad and Fulton welcomes Vic Spies new Colonial Market with a meat department now open. Dial 66357 ad for details.
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