22 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1949
Page
1
A condensation from a 1948 Prentice Hall guide outlines simple, practical principles for stable marriage. The adviser stresses appreciation as the core driver, urging husbands and wives to express genuine praise, avoid harsh criticism, and use positive reinforcement to restore affection. The narrator recounts a case where a husband learns to openly value his wife, showing flowers and words can repair strain and rekindle partnership.
Adelbert C. L. Barthelmeh, Stark County Common Pleas Court judge and former prosecutor, died at 6 35 am after a year long illness. An autopsy was planned to determine infection cause, he would have turned 49 in October, and his career spanned public service since 1932 with roles including prosecuting attorney.
Frank J. Burnosky, 36, named to head the first uniformed shift after promotion from detective sergeant announced by Safety Director Walter J. Weber. He replaces Capt. Henry Armstrong, now on disability pension, with Armstrong able to return if healed. Also, Capt. Joseph Scrimo shifted to head the child welfare bureau and police training division.
Yearling hens 27c lb Fryers 33c lb Cooper's 921 9th NE for free del Dial 58881l-ad festival tonight ad listing meat prices and delivery notice from Benedict's market location at 2200 E Tusc and Sanitary Priry.
A fragmented passage argues high taxes push money to Washington for government spending, leaving locals with little to spend at home, highlighting the Timken Roller Bearing Company as a referenced entity.
Pearce F. Boyer, 62, vice president and comptroller of Republic Steel Corp., died at Huron road hospital after a brief illness. He joined Donner Steel in 1916, became auditor in 1922, comptroller in 1925, and after the merger, served as comptroller in 1934 and as vice president and board member from 1941.
An assortment of small ads lists Wash pants for 3.50 at The Man's Shop 202 N Market with C and L Poultry specials Fryers and yearlings priced at 29 cents per pound plus heavy springers hens ducks and more at 733 Cherry SE Broad and Fulton welcomes Vic Spies Colonial Market meat dept now open Also a sale on remaining summer hats at Mary Jane Hat Shop Onesto Hotel Building with prices 2 and 4 dollars Also dial 66357 for contact.
The House defeated the Brannan farm subsidy plan 239 to 170, ending the proposed trial run on eggs potatoes and wool while voting 383 to 25 to extend wartime price supports at 90 percent parity. Senator Elmer Thomas said he would convene the agriculture committee to consider the House bill, as some lawmakers warned the issue may roll into next year’s campaigns.
A total of $3,257,540.16 was collected in the tax period ending Thursday. Thomas C. Whipple, chief deputy county treasurer, said all real estate taxes received now and for the next 30 days incur a 2 percent penalty, which rises with time. Deputies are calculating total figures and percentages, expected next week.
Several lightning bolts struck Canton during a Thursday storm at 6 30 p m damaging the Henry avenue SW homes of Edward Larne and Philip Bellisario a 30 by 30 foot hole in the roof at the Macomber Inc plant 1935 10th street NE and minor injuries to two firemen from brick and roof debris no fire reported and one firefighter treated for fumes at Melody Lane 126 Cleveland avenue NW. Firemen returned to duty after minor injuries.
London leaders of the 24 day wildcat dock strike urged about 15 000 workers to return to their jobs Monday at a mass meeting in Victoria Park. The committee member announced the recommendation after the meeting.
The Hoover Commission Report, led by Herbert Hoover, analyzed the executive branch, identified flaws, and proposed sweeping economies and reforms. This 17 article series explains major recommendations in plain language, aiming to reach a broad readership and encourage understanding of a monumental government study.
Humid air disrupts daily life with damp conditions delaying laundry and cooking. Ground too wet to work slows farming and gardening while pests like flies and crabgrass thrive. Rain totals rise to .05 inch with an eighth straight day of showers. forecast calls for cooler nights and a fair Saturday with warmer Sunday.
Quote from Franklin D Roosevelt on tax burden follows a collage of ads for The Timken Roller Bearing Company selling springs and hens, Harter Bank financing cars, WHBC program Indians tonight at 9 30, Perry Grange festival in Richville on Saturday the 23rd, and United Poultry offering 36 cents a pound at 139 Cherry NE.
Paris July 22 Up Thousands of armed guards and police in full battle gear cordoned off the National Assembly to guard against Communist demonstrations during debate on ratification of the Atlantic Pact. The precaution aimed to forestall a possible Communist march by Communist workers. The French Communist party denounced the pact as a tool of American imperialism and urged workers to block ratification.
Rome July 22 AP The Italian Chamber of Deputies ratified the Atlantic Pact on Thursday by 323 to 160 amid Russian protests. It marked the chamber's second vote after an earlier tally was invalidated when the votes exceeded the voters.
In a union of editorials, L Humanite accuses the pact of aggression toward the Soviet Union while De Soir labels it not defensive but anti young democracies. A two day, 29-deputy debate was set to begin today after a delayed first reading of the military credits bill. Foreign affairs leaders forecast ratification with Communist opposition likely, hoping US aid will follow for rearming France. Prices on Dutch Boy and Pratt & Lambert paints appear in the same column.
Senate backing of the North Atlantic Treaty clears the way for President Truman to formally seek arms aid for European allies. The plan envisions more than a billion dollars of weapons over 12 months, with the message delayed to Monday.
The North Atlantic Pact alliance stands as a formidable force with armed strength about 600,000 higher than the Soviet bloc. Estimates compare Atlantic Pact nations to Russia and satellites in manpower, naval and air power, and industrial output, citing steel, pig iron, coal, and oil figures from 1946 to 1950.
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