Names of Communist Colleagues Ordered Revealed in Trial
In New York July 28 AP a Communist witness must name party members who attended a 1945 Chicago training school. Defense fears job loss or retaliation if names are disclosed. Judge Medina orders Anthony Krchmarek to reveal names today amid tense cross examination and courtroom disruptions.
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New York
Chicago
Harold R. Medina
Anthony Krchmarek
Krchmarek
Cuyahoga County
Medina
Dennis
U. S
John F. W. McGahey
Millionth TVA Customer Connected at Humboldt Tennessee
The Tennessee Valley Authority marks its one millionth customer in Humboldt with a ceremony. Chester Williams, 50, sees his farm powered by electricity for the first time, bringing in range, refrigerator, deep freeze, hot water heater and well pump as old wood stoves and oil lamps fade away.
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Humboldt, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Doomed Boy Receives Flood of Get Well Mail
In Phoenix a 4-year-old cancer patient named Bobby Byers delighted as more than 3000 get well cards arrived after his plea. Doctors fear limited time left, yet he enjoys mail read to him by his mother Mrs H J Byers. A special truck delivered the letters to his home and more await at the post office.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bobby Byers
Bobby
H. J. Byers
Consumer Purchasing Holds Up in 2nd Quarter
Consumer income and purchasing held up in the second quarter of 1949 despite businessmen shying away from buying, aided by June price reductions and a surge in new automobile production at record rates. The Commerce Department noted demand had weakened in some goods but sales remained strong overall due to auto output.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Red Cross Leaders in Training at Bynden Wood Center
Three Canton Chapter Junior Council members Robert B. McGovern Kathryn Rank and Jeanne Elizabeth Weaver take intensive leadership training at the Bynden Wood center near Wernersville Pa A roundtable with Canton representatives and Bill Vogel huber of Salem was recorded for broadcast on WHBC WCMW and WAND with Mrs John Cummins moderating and teaching roles at the school.
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Red Cross
Robert B. McGovern
Kathryn Rank
Jeanne Elizabeth Weaver
Canton
Bynden Wood
Wernersville
Bill Vogelhuber
Salem
WHBC
WCMW
WAND
John Cummins
Bynden Wood School
Legion Band Thrills Meyers Lake Crowd In Outdoor Concert
More than 5 000 fans packed Meyers Lake Park Moonlight Gardens for an 80 minute outdoor concert by American Legion Post 44 band directed by Wayne Reger. R Donald Stump led the ensemble through American Folk Rhapsody and U S Field Artillery March. The event kicked a three night series with Thayer Military Band opening and concludes with Nazir Grotto band August 10.
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American Legion Post 44
Moonlight Gardens
Meyers Lake Park
Wayne Reger
R. Donald Stump
U. S. Field Artillery
Meyers Lake
Thayer Military Band
the Lake
Molly Stark Sanatorium
Massillon State Hospital
Legion Band
Nazir Grotto
American and Canton Federations of Musicians
Union
Sousa
el Capitan
Victor Herbert
Donizetti
Lucia
Lawrence Kehl
Mental Institute Grants Millions for Projects
The National Institute of Mental Health announced 489,584 dollars for 35 research projects on mental and nervous disorders and 2,554,556 dollars for training personnel in psychiatry neurology clinical psychology psychiatric nursing and psychiatric social work. Stipends range 1200 to 3600 dollars for 115 physicians 150 registered nurses 109 social work students and 82 psychologists with Ohio research assigned to Dr I Arthur Mir sky May Institute for Medical.
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Washington
National Institute of Mental Health
Ohio
I. Arthur Mirsky
May Institute For Medical
Education Grants and Research Funding Overview
Research of the Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati totals 124420 dollars with 7128 allotted to training. University of Cincinnati receives 65571 dollars, Ohio State University 14880, and Western Reserve University 58030. The figures reflect broader funding allocations across major Ohio institutions.
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Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Western Reserve University
Timken recalls furnace crews to bring unit back online
Timken Roller Bearing Co recalls four crews to prepare a 40-ton electric furnace for first heat on Sunday after a shutdown since June 10. The move follows a slight rise in demand for special alloy steels, with layoffs of 240 finishing department workers in Canton and Gambrinus plants and a prior plan to cut about 275 across Canton and Gambrinus facilities. The added furnace would lift steel output to 18,600 ingot tons monthly, about 40 percent of capacity, with prior post-shutdown production at 32 percent.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
Canton
Gambrinus Steel
Canton and Gambrinus
John E. Fick
Steel and Tube Division
Akron Canton Passenger Growth Reflects Ohio Air Boom
Ohio air travel rises sharply with seven leading airports showing increased passenger counts in the first quarter of 1949 compared to 1948. Akron-Canton climbs from 7 952 to 9 681, while Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Toledo and Youngstown all post gains. The Civil Aeronautics Administration notes nationwide trend and expects about a 60 percent lift by 1955 across airports.
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Washington
Ohio
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Akron-Canton
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
CAA
United States
Akron- Canton
Kirsten Flagstad Declines Met Bid for 1950 Opera Run
Norwegian soprano Kirsten Flagstad said she would not accept the Metropolitan Opera offer to sing in New York Boston and Cleveland next March. She cited a full schedule through 1951 while rehearsing Fidelio for the Salzburg festival and was cheered by the Vienna Philharmonic.
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Salzburg
Austria
Kirsten Flagstad
New York Metropolitan Opera
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Vienna Philharmonic
Three Die As Milwaukee Electrical Storm Strikes
A violent storm swept eastern Wisconsin, killing three people in Milwaukee when a high tension wire fell on their car. Two women and a man died on the North Side. The downpour flooded basements in Green Bay and Sheboygan and cut several streets as wires and lines fell across the region.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Bride's Groom Returns as First Husband in Odd Wedding
At Holyoke Massachusetts a wedding at Mrs Agnes K Girouard's home featured the bride's groom being her first husband Levi Teto De Gara, surprising attendees with a reunion of spouses.
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Hol
Mass
Agnes K. Girouard
Levi Teto de Gara
Automobile Insurance Now Before It's Too Late
Driving without insurance exposes you to serious financial loss. Protect your pocketbook by securing adequate automobile coverage today to avoid costly penalties and out of pocket costs.
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Aim For Red Cross Leadership
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Glasgow
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Ledo
New York Met
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Aurenson Agency CO. Insurance
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