Ben-Gurion's Party Ahead In Israel Vote
Official returns from 98 percent of 1500 polling places show Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion's Mapai leading with 38.63 percent as Israel's second parliamentary election unfolds. Conservatives General Zionists second with 17.76 percent. Communists 3.32. Mapam 11.85. Freedom 7.45. Religious Workers 6.36. Progressives 3.58. others in 17 parties. About 400,000 new voters, 880,000 eligible, many newcomers, amid a state planned economy and UN Charter based foreign policy.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
David Ben- Gurion
Mapai
Labor
General Zionists
Mapam
Freedom Party
Religious Workers
Progressives
Knesset
Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Cherub” Party
Canton Garden Center plans fifth annual flower show
Garden Center members will receive 1300 bulletins as planning moves forward for the Canton Garden Center fifth annual flower show at the American Legion Post on Sept 15 and 16. An advanced entry system will be used, with Mrs A L DeMuesy as entry chairman, and workshops and a Ton August schedule for entrants at Canton Art Institute.
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Canton Garden Center
American Legion Post
Ohio
A. L. DeMuesy
North Canton
Canton Art Institute
Teacher Resigns to Join Industrial Firm at Conotton Valley
Richard L. Honser, a business education teacher at Conotton Valley Schools, has resigned per Superintendent M. D. Hartzler. He accepted a position in an industrial firm. He is the second faculty member to enter industry this summer.
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Honser
Conotton Valley Schools
M. D. Hartzler
Population count marks Canada’s 1666 census milestone
Canada, then New France, conducted its first census in 1666 revealing a population of 3,215 inhabitants. The count highlighted early colonial administration and demographic scale in New France.
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Canada
New France
Russia Charts Satellite Trade Plan Through 1956
Berlin dispatches report the Soviet Union aims to lock in five year trade pacts with satellites this year. East Germany says talks on a five-year Soviet German treaty begin August 15. Moscow also seeks five-year deals with Poland Czechoslovakia Red China Hungary Romania and Bulgaria.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Berlin
East Germany
Heinrich Rau
Soviet Zone
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Red China
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Moscow
Wage Stabilization Board liberalizes merit pay raises
The Wage Stabilization Board loosened its rules on merit pay, allowing employers using rate ranges to raise wages by either maintaining the 1950 increase with a cap on top rates, or increasing up to six percent for job improvement while keeping top rates unchanged.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
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Doan
Garden Center
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Logan
Glenn DeHoff
East Canton
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Charles Balough
Ralph Finefrock
Morton Frank
John R. McCurdy
Massillon
M. M. Rubright
Harry Schmuck
W. Robert Timken
R. W. Weidman
Sterling R. Kerns
Newrych
Cole
LOXOS
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Johnston
Russia
WSB
Cadillac Auto Storage
Cleveland Ave
Mem
Citizens
Citizens Savings
Tersouane
Cintor
Cai
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