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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1951
Page
14
A family guidance piece on instilling good manners at home and at church. It argues manners come from character, help children attend worship, and encourage family unity through shared church experiences.
Condensed from an American Medical Association publication this August Reader's Digest piece advises parents on how to discuss reproduction with a four year old. It outlines when and how to introduce the topic and cautions against premature or explicit detail.
AP reports how Ohio members voted on recent roll calls in the Senate and House. In the Senate Jenner amendment to a social security bill was approved 38 to 300 with Bricker and Taft for and Taft not voting. Passage of the $518 million Interior Department appropriation for the year began July 1 passed 64 to 4 with Bricker for and Taft not voting. The House had no roll calls.
Ray A. Barnhart, a 1945 Marietta graduate, was announced as instructor of radio, speech and drama at Marietta College. He will oversee the campus station WMCO.
Paris July 23 AP Rene Mayer plans to seek National Assembly confirmation as premier of France next Tuesday. He aims to form a cabinet with or without the Socialists, while negotiating with Independents Catholic Popular Republicans and his Radical Socialists amid ongoing wrangling and pressure from the Communists over his Rothschild-connected mother.
Premier Henri Queuille resigns automatically on July 10 after the June parliamentary vote, following a week of efforts by former Finance Minister Maurice Petsche that ended in failure. The encyclopedia notes a tick paralysis linked to tick bites that vanishes when the tick is removed.
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