Brannan Seeks Extension of Farm Production Controls
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan asks Congress to extend federal control powers to more farm products. The plan would allow acreage allotments production goals and marketing quotas to prevent surpluses and low prices. It covers livestock poultry milk butterfat eggs hops honey gum naval stores and more. Quotas could be set on individual producers with penalties for excess sales and possible denial of price supports. A new approach would pay production supports for perishables only when market prices fall short of a fair return while stored goods retain old buyings.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Congress
Rail Strikers In Berlin Deaf In Red Appeal
Berlin workers rejected a Communist appeal to return to work as 16,000 strikers faced offers of 60 percent wages in West marks. The union kept the strike ongoing while plans to vote on the offer emerged, amid protests over Soviet air activity and ongoing Allied supply airlift records.
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Berlin
Free Trade Union Federation
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Germany
Kyritz
Hamburg
Kremmen
Plane Contracts May Be Probed In B-36 Jet Feud
The joint chiefs of staff blocked a proposed public mock air battle between the B 36 bomber and Navy jet fighters for security reasons. A House armed services committee investigation into why the B 36 was favored in defense plans was approved unanimously but awaits full House approval.
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Air Force
Navy
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington Times- Herald
House Armed Services Committee
Joint Command
Vinson
Georgia
Defense
Johnson
House Armed Services Group
House Committee
Air Symington
Floyd Odlum
House
Navy Air Force
van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Symington
Odlum
Consolidated Vultee
Democratic Party
West May Give Recognition to Chinese Reds
Diplomatic sources say most countries including Britain France Russia and India favor recognizing the Chinese Communist regime once its new national government is formed. The United States lags in urgent need for formal ties but may use recognition as leverage for better treatment of non-Soviet interests. France worries about Indo China while Britain pushes trade, Hong Kong shipping already calls on North China ports, and de facto recognition is sought though Beijing avoids full consulates. The timing hinges on the new government, likely by autumn, with Canton’s exile regime fading.
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Britain
France
Russia
India
United States
U. S
Indo-China
Hong Kong
North China
Canton
Formosa
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Sunny and warm this afternoon, fair and warmer tonight around 58, and Thursday and Friday partly cloudy, warm and humid with scattered thundershowers across Ohio. Temperatures rise toward the 90s in parts of the state as showers move east from the west. Forecaster Milton Davis notes no major changes soon, with western and southwestern areas likely to see most thunder activity. Temperature readings include Akron 58, Cleveland 57, Columbus 55, Cincinnati 62, and Toledo 57. Almanac details show sunrise 5:56 a.m., sunset 8:51 p.m., moonrise 11:18 a.m., and moonset 1:20 a.m.
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Canton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International
the Mercury
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Milton Davis
Associated Press
Akron
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago
Washington
Clady Canton
Drouth
Kent
Pension bill battle shifts to Rankin amendment
Veterans who helped defeat the first bill vow to oppose Rankin's change and, if defeated, to attack the entire measure. The plan ties pensions to need with $72 monthly at 65 for those meeting disability and income limits. $60 for totally disabled under 60. World War II vets may be excluded per new amendments.
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Veterans’ Administration
V. A
House
Jewish Congregations to Open Feast of Weeks Rites
Canton Jewish congregations begin Shavuot Thursday night with services across synagogues. Rabbi Lawrence H Charney leads at Shara Torah Thursday and Friday at 8 15 p m and Friday and Saturday at 9 a m speaking on Are the Ten Commandments Outdated and Sorrow is the Best Thing at memorials. North and South Cherry synagogues of Agudas Achim hold sessions Thursday and Friday at 8 30 p m and Friday and Saturday at 9 a m with memorials Saturday at 10 a m. Rabbi Chaim Elazary preaches Friday 10 a m and at the memorial Saturday. Acting Rabbi Efraim Rosenzweig leads McKinley Avenue Temple Friday 7 45 p m with a confirmants service to follow. Summer services begin Friday June 10 at 7 30 p m led by Harry S Berger with July by Harry Greenberger and August by Dr Theodore R Burstein.
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Lawrence
H. Charney
Agudas Achim
Chaim Elazary
Efraim M. Rosenzweig
McKinley Avenue
Harry S. Berger
Harry Greenberger
Theodore R. Burstein
Navy Man Sees Ill Wife After 5 000 Mile Flight
Navy Chief Storekeeper William J. Kopytko flew 5000 miles from Guam to Los Angeles to visit his wife Marion 30, critically ill with polio in an iron lung. She recognized him and smiled. tears filled her eyes. It was their first meeting in 16 months. He then saw their 9 month old son Rickey and reunited with daughter Sally Jo. The children stayed with relatives.
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Los Angeles
Navy
William J. Kopytko
Guam
Marion
General Hospital
Long Beach
Rickey
Sally Jo
First Man Wins Degree At Bryn Mawr College
Richard Logan, a World War II veteran and married man, becomes Bryn Mawr College’s first male undergraduate graduate in a class of 147 women. Logan was admitted under the G I Bill as many women’s colleges enrolled men due to capacity limits. The note about vanilla plants being orchids appears as an unrelated fragment.
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Richard Logan
Bryn Mawr
Logan
City council debates remedies for Skid Row disturbances
At a meeting the council considered enforcing existing laws and creating a committee to address Skid Row problems. Some members argued enforcement rests with the mayor and safety director, while others urged stricter action against intoxicated patrons and cafe owners. A motion to appoint a committee passed 10-4 amid suggestions to close problem venues and enforce liquor laws.
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Graham
Loren E. Souers Jr
Council
Ralph Frerichs
William Schumacher
Syndicate to Continue Believe It or Not Feature
Ward Greene of King Features Syndicate announced plans to continue publication of Believe It or Not in line with the wishes of the late Robert Ripley. Ripley had a large staff of researchers secretaries and assistant artists and had prepared drawings for weeks ahead.
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New York
INS
Robert L. Ripley
Ward Greene
King Features Syndicate
Greene
Ripley
District Traffic Arrests After Holiday Reopens Canton Roads
District traffic arrests filled Canton area records after the holiday weekend with police and deputies detaining 10 motorists Tuesday and today and state patrols filing charges against four for violations dating back to last Thursday. Police issued eight signal and stop-sign summonses while two speeding and stop-sign warnings were handed to others. Names include Richard L. Curry 24 and Lawrence Gillen 29 among several cited for reckless driving, unlicensed operation, or signals violations.
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Canton
Richard L. Curry
Logan Ave
2Nd St
Cherry Ave
Carmic Salvino
Harrisburg Rd
Lawrence E. Gillen
Cleveland
Dale R. Carpenter
9Th St
Dueber Ave
Maryland Ave
Tuscarawas St
Carpenter
Gillen
Arnold J. Shary Jr
Akron
Mary A. Bowman
Dewalt Ave NW
Cleveland Ave
14Th St NW
Council Grants Service Vacation and Wage Reclassification
The council approves a one week paid vacation for employees with one to five years of service and two weeks for those with more. Garbage laborers are to be classified as A earning 83 cents per hour and B earning 78 cents. After 30 days, B workers are to be reclassified as A.
Resolutions Referred By Acting Council President Lehmann
Council action lists petitions and resolutions. Safety Director Weber to study dangerous pedestrian conditions at railroad crossings. Sewer Garbage Committee to consider Fabry request to buy 1,500 garbage cans and lids up to 5200 dollars.
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John Lehmann
Walter J. Weber
William Schumacher
Sewer Garbage Committee
A. W. Fabry
Courthouse Climbers Get Comfort Stations
County officials placed chairs on each floor of the courthouse to provide resting spots for employees climbing the stairs during elevator repairs. County Commissioner Joe Nist proposed the idea after noticing workers tiring on the ascent. Jurors and witnesses were asked to limit chair use to those who need them most, the stair-chuggers.
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Joe Nist
Nist
Bus Route Debate Raises Wary Budget Concerns
A public utilities committee debate centers on a proposed west side bus route with potential high arbitration costs and claims that the plan could erase two existing routes. Critics label some statements misleading while detailing the full street-by-street path from Public Square through Tuscarawas Fulton Market Schwalm Carnahan Young Gibbs and back to Public Square.
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CaChat
Morgan
Public Utilities Committee
Tuscarawas St
Public Square
Shorbave
Fulton Rd
9Th St
McGregor Ave
Ridgerd NW
Cottage Pl
Shorb Ave
3Rd St
Market Ave
Schwalm Ave
7Th St
Carnahan Ave
Webster Ave
8Th St
Young Ave
5Th St
Gibbs Ave
School Patrolman Fined Fired on Drunk Charge
Hugh Maley 52, of 311 Economy ct NE, was found staggering on duty Tuesday at 3 35 pm at Graceave and Mahon ing rd NE. He was fined 20 dollars and costs in Municipal Court and relieved of duties as a school patrolman after a passerby complaint. Police arrived to see him intoxicated while junior officers assisted children across a busy intersection.
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Hugh Maley
Economy Ct NE
Graceave
Mahoning Rd
Maley
U S Gives Up Effort To Bring Eisler to Trial
Washington June 1 The United States has given up efforts to extradite Communist Gerhart Eisler after he slipped into Czechoslovakia. Attorney General Clark said pursuit was impossible due to the British stance and Eisler's flight. Eisler attacked US action and mocked Hoover while in Prague. His wife remains in New York custody.
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Washington
United States
Gerhart Eisler
Tom C. Clark
Czechoslovakia
Clark
Eisler
England
Prague
Russia
State Department
J. Edgar Hoover
New York
Plain Two Hills Dales Candidates Get First Petitions
Early petitions issued by the board of elections for Hills and Dales Village nonpartisan election in November. Mayors, clerks, treasurers, school board and council seats listed with names. Two Plain Township trustees also filed. Filing deadline August 10 with elections across 17 townships and 15 villages in November.
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Board of Elections
Hills & Dales Village
T. E. Harris
C. F. Kaufholz
R. M. Schlabach
R. E. Croasdaile
Marie H. Miller
F. T. Bow
W. J. Lejeunesse
D. J. Renkert
Ray Whiteleather
L. M. Klinehinst
J. C. Keplinger
Board of Public Affairs
M. M. Manley
H. D. Sommer
George Working
Plain Township
Bernard M. Halter
Arnold Ave
R. H. Evans
Roosevelt Ave
Future Outlook League Drives Membership Drive Dinner Meeting
The Future Outlook League campaign committee held a dinner meeting Tuesday night at Antioch Baptist Church. Arthur Nelson of Washington DC spoke, campaign captains reported, Rev. W. M. Cotton chairs the drive, and the next meeting is set for Tuesday night at the Canton urban League with Rev. J. R. McDonald as publicity chairman and Mrs. Clara B. White as secretary.
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Future Outlook League
Antioch Baptist Church
Arthur Nelson
Washington, D. C
W. M. Cotton
Canton Urban League
J. R. McDonald
Clara B. White
Musicians Here Send Three To Convention
The Canton Federation of Musicians will send three delegates to the 56th annual American Federation of Musicians convention in San Francisco. Delegates are Charles W. Weeks, Carl F. Shields, and August Gronau. Canton area has 800 members. the local is the third largest in Ohio.
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Canton Federation of Musicians
American Federation of Musicians
San Francisco
Charles W. Weeks
Carl F. Shields
August Gronau
Canton
Massillon
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Giant plane visit as Navy Constitution tours the country
The four motor Navy Constitution, the world largest transport plane, circled Canton this morning as part of a 10,000 mile six week tour. Press and radio representatives were aboard for the flight over Ohio cities.
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Canton
Ohio
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