Quiet Mission Action in China Signals Church Takeover
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports Peiping premier Chou En Lai issued July 24 regulations to eradicate U S Protestant influence in China. Mission leaders call the move a formalization of already occurring actions. Catholics not in Peiping control remain and may resist. Shanghai papers claim 34 Protestant schools are now seized.
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Hong Kong
U. S
Red China
Peiping Radio
Chou Enlai
China
Shanghai
Lightning Fire Ravages Butler Brothers Store in Athens
Fire likely sparked by a lightning strike on a roof television antenna heavily damaged Butler Brothers department store in Athens with an estimated loss of 300000 including 35000 in new radio and television sets. East Ohio Gas plans a 25 percent winter supply increase as industrial stockpiles and a new 240 million cubic feet transmission line bolster fuel security amid potential shortages.
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Athens
Butler Brothers
Clarence A. Parker
East Ohio Gas Co
East Ohio
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Petersburg
Youngstown
Warren
Cleveland
Federal Power Commission
Taft to Speak at Plymouth Pilgrimage Ceremony
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio and Representative Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts arrived in Plymouth to attend the Pilgrimage to Plymouth, expected to draw 30,000 New England Republicans. Taft will deliver the principal address at Plymouth Rock ceremonies, a speech billed as nationally significant. Monarch Tool earns $195,709 in Q2 on $3,299,950 shipments.
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Plymouth
Mass
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
New England
Taft
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth County
Republican Club
May earnings show Cantonians at 65.36 weekly
May wage data from Ohio State University bureau shows Cantonians averaged 65.36 weekly, up 1 percent from April, with state average 66.41. Employment rose fractionally statewide and payrolls increased 1 to 2 percent in May, while year over year gains ranged from 11 to 27 percent. Major cities list varied: Akron 65.79, Cincinnati 63.60, Cleveland 72.55, Columbus 57.47, Dayton 73.75, Toledo 69.72, Youngstown 68.24.
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Ohio State University
Bureau of Business Research
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Hershey Studies Use of Objectors In European Jobs
Major General Lewis B. Hershey travels to Europe to review how conscientious objectors could serve in nonmilitary roles such as aid work, technical assistance, and displaced person relief. He notes 9,000 1-A-O objectors in the United States and examines Atlantic Pact draft systems for possible parallels.
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Hershey
Lewis B. Hershey
Europe
Selective Service
Korea
River Claims Ohio Boy Drowned Near Cincinnati
Thirteen year old Oliver McGill, son of Mr and Mrs Roland McGill, drowned in the Ohio River while wading the edge with companion Robert Master, 12. Master made two rescue attempts. The McGills had moved to Cincinnati from Chicago just two weeks ago.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Oliver McGill
Roland McGill
Robert Masterson
Robert
McGills
Chicago
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Stark
Summit
Wayne
Columbiana
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
FPC
West Virginia
Texas
HESE
Timken
Canton
Gambrinus
Sen. Taft
Monarch Tool Earnings
Thurin
Market Avenue
Ohio China Wholesale Co
REX Ave
Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Elgin
Hamilton
Waltham
Bulova
Gruen
Winton
Dr. L. A. Rice
Optometrist
2Nd St
Hanover Shoe Store
Paltz
Dr. Rice
Stark County
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