Women in Congress Endorse Hoover Plan Reforms
Nine women legislators from both parties weigh the top issues for the 81st Congress. Echoing across six views, the Hoover Commission economy plan tops priority lists, with housing and repeal of the Taft Hartley Act also ranked high. Edits note support for Atlantic Charter, Atlantic Pact, and health insurance ideas as part of broader reform.
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Alexander R. George
Associated Press
Ashington
Congress
Hoover Commission
Francis Bolton
Ohio
Katherine St. George
New York
Reva Bosone
Utah
Labor
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Cecil M. Harden
Indiana
Chicago Rail Fair Draws Daughters Of Brigham Young
Two surviving daughters of Brigham Young visited Chicago for a railroad fair. Mrs. Fannie Clayton and Mrs. Mabel Sanborn, aged 79 and 86, traveled as guests of the Denver and Rio Grande, which hosts Rio Grande Day. They recalled life at the Lion House and their father’s large family, noting Young has thousands of descendants.
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Chicago
Brigham Young
Utah
Fannie Clayton
Mabel Sanborn
Young
Fannie
No Split Seen in Kremlin Tensions Increased in Soviet Orbit
Washington reports rising tensions within Russia's orbit. Truman notes conflicts in Eastern Europe while American experts deny a Politburo split, citing unified top leadership under Stalin. Members listed include Molotov, Beria, Bulganin, Kaganovich, Mikoyan, Khrushchev, Malenkov, Mikoyan, Shvernik, and Boroshilov.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Truman
Russia
Europe
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Politburo
Stalin
Molotov
Andrei Andreev
Lavrenti Beri
Nikolai Bulganin
State Bank of
Moscow
Lazar Kaganovich
Alexei Kosygin
Nikita Khrushchev
Ukrainian Republic
Georgi Malenkov
Anasta Mikoyan
Nikolai Shvernik
Supreme Soviet
U. S
Klimenti Boroshilov
Petrillo Calls Union Out of Chicago Hotels
New York AP report says James C. Petrillo claims A F L musicians are being kept from Chicago hotels cafes and night clubs using Muzak facilities run by nonunion record players. He denies threatening withdrawals in other cities.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
A.F.L
Chicago
Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Herald-American
Boone Electrical Co
Muzak Corp
Rites Open Pax Cristi Pilgrimage At Lourdes
Bishop William Mulloy of Covington Ky presided at Mass marking the opening of Pax Cristi second international pilgrimage in Lourdes France. An estimated 20 000 to 30 000 Catholics from around the world attended the ceremony.
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Lourdes Lourdes
France
William Mulloy
Covington
Six-Group American Class System Emerges Says Warner
University of Chicago sociologists led by W. Lloyd Warner outline a six class structure from Yankee City to Jonesville. They tie class to labor unions and strikes, explain its origins in land loss and factory methods, and note education as the main bridge between rows of society.
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Lloyd Brady
Associated Press
Hicago
W. Lloyd Warner
University of Chicago
New England
Chicago
Deep South
Jonesville
Port Okayed for $80,000 Building Program at Akron-Canton
The Civil Aeronautics Administration gave final approval to Akron-Canton Airport’s $80,000 building program covering site work paving runways taxiways and aprons. The action affects Ohio projects including Cincinnati Defiance New Philadelphia Port Clinton Van Wert Zanesville and three in Cleveland. Ohio totals reach $2,093,500 for the current fiscal year with national projects at $67,273,519.
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Akron-Canton Airport
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Washington, D. C
C.A.A
John Poda
Summit County Board
Washington
Ohio
Akron-Canton
Cincinnati
Defiance
New Philadelphia
Port Clinton
van Wert
Zanesville
Cleveland
Railroad Lists Income Sharp Rise and Fall
The New York Chicago and St Louis Railroad Co reports six month net income of 6134937, down from 6900644 last year. June net income was 711866, down from 1532505 in the same month last year.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Co
Gorilla and Panther Fight Ends in Gorilla's Death
A 300 pound gorilla and a black panther fought for two hours at a traveling wild animal show in Spokane after a gate was left unlocked. The gorilla was shot by trainer Ruby Smith, who fired three times, and died. The panther suffered serious injuries and was calmed with chloroform soaked rags. Officials blamed an unlocked gate for the bout and described the chaotic scene as crowds watched.
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Spokane
Wash
Ruby Smith
al Meyers
Eleven Dal ton 4-H Club Girls Return From Camp Crag
Eleven Dalton 4 H Club girls were set to return from Camp Crag in Medina County today. Wayne County was represented by four dozen five girls at the camp.
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Camp Dalton
Dalton
Indicted in Murder Case Covic faces murder charge in Newcomerstown
NEW PHILADELPHIA July 23 Andrew Covic 65 of Newcomerstown was indicted by the Tuscarawas grand jury on first degree murder in the slaying of his wife Mary Monday night Covic claims amnesia and says he fired seven shots from a .22 revolver A visitor Paul Harbold 42 was injured but subdued Covic while Dale Engler of Dover and Samuel Rhodes Uhrichsville were also indicted on separate charges
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New Philadelphia
Andrew Covie
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas Grand Jury
Mary
Common Pleas
J. S. Hare
Covic
Bowers, Stafford & Bowers
Dale Engler
Dover
Burglary Attempt at Mallernee Oil Co Ends with Broken Windows
Police described a burglary attempt at Mallernee Oil Co located at 726 3rd St SE. Two windows were broken by thrown tile and one shard shattered glass in an interior office door according to officers.
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Mallernee Oil Co
3Rd St SE
Salem Girl Loses Leg After Bus Collision
Seven year old Donna Marie Saunders, struck by a coal truck February ninth as she boarded a school bus, remained unconscious for 165 days before doctors at City Hospital performed amputation of her left leg to treat an infection. A Dimes for Donna drive raised 3971.15 for her care.
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Salem
City Hospital
Donna Marie Saunders
Donna
Caserta Construction Wins W Main Paving Contract
The city board of control awarded Caserta Construction Co. the W Main street paving contract for 31,757.50 to finish asphalt work from Rockhill Ave to the corporation limit within 95 days. Tony Caserta said work will start Wednesday and may finish sooner.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
W. Mainst
City Board of Control
Caserta Construction Co
Rockhill Ave
Tony Caserta
Wayne County Board consolidates three rural school districts
Wayne County Board of Education ordered the consolidation of Creston Sterling and Burbank school districts. A centralized high school will be built for the merged districts. It follows a prior merger in the month uniting Congress Chester and West Salem.
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Wooster
Wayne County Board of Education
Creston
Sterling
Burbank
Congress
Chester
West Salem
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