Ground breaks for Mt Marie additions to Central Catholic campus
Ground breaking ceremony marks start of an 11 classroom plus auditorium expansion at Mt Marie Academy site on Canton Massillon Road Reedurban. Bishop McFadden led the rites with diocesan and local clergy as students watched. Construction cost expected near 1 million dollars to merge Mt Marie girls with St. Johns boys on one campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishop
James A. McFadden
Mt. Marie Academy
Central Catholic High School
Mt. Marie’s
St. John’s
Canton-Massillon
Reedurban
McFadden
Andrew Prokop
Youngstown
George Habig
Ralph Kotheimer
Canton
James Eischen
Massillon
Adelbert J. Cook
Mr. Marie
Order of the Sisters of the Holy Humility of Mary
Mt. Marie
Fr. Cook
Route 30
Hiss Perjury Case Tested By Chambers Testimony
New York June 2 AP Whittaker Chambers is recalled to bolster government perjury charges against Alger Hiss claiming a Soviet spy ring. Judge Kaufman questioned admissibility of espionage testimony as attorneys debate its relevance to the perjury case. The defense labels Chambers a liar while noting the case hinges on his credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
State Department
Chambers
Samuel H. Kaufman
Congressional
Hiss
U.S
Thomas F. Murphy
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Victor Records Sale Offer at Wille Co Store
A local dealer promotes a large sale on Victor records and albums at forty four percent price. The notice mentions Geo C Wille & Co as the store associated with the offer and invites customers to browse thousands of titles at discounted rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Records
Geo. C. Wille & Co
Geo. C. Wille & Co-ad
Ohio House Salutes Kim Calvin Spelling Champion
The Ohio House unanimously congratulates Kim Calvin of Avondale School Canton for winning the national spelling title in the 58th round. The Stark County resolution notes the long dic tionary battle and cites words spelled correctly including gamble benign epaulet axiom anent gingham demurring cuticle voracious disparate enigma insidious ratification patrician dais innate annuity camisole harangue pompous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Kim Calvin
Avondale School
Stark County
Ann Ryan
Joseph A. DuBar
Ed Witmer
Guy C. Hiner
Canton
Hospitals Granted Rate Increase for Indigent Care
City and county welfare officials and Mercy and Aultman Hospitals agreed informally to raise the daily rate for all inclusive services to needy patients from 12.88 to 15.00 dollars for the remainder of the year after the current contract expires July 1. Hospitals cited higher overall costs and shorter stays as factors. formal approval by city council, county commissioners, and the welfare federation is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Welfare Federation
Mercy and
Aultman Hospitals
Board of the Welfare Federation
Porch rugs and chairs sale at Home Furniture
Home Furniture at 229 Market Sad advertises porch rugs at 3.95 dollars and porch or lawn chairs starting from 3.95 dollars, highlighting affordable outdoor furnishings in a compact sale notice.
Timken Halts Fifth Furnace Shuts Down 120-Ton Open Hearth
Timken Roller Bearing Co reduced alloy steel output to 40 percent of capacity by closing a third 120 ton open hearth furnace at its Harrison OH steel mill. The move idled three open hearths and two electric furnaces, cutting ingot production to about 18 500 tons monthly, the lowest in 11 years, with 50 layoffs and reduced hours across melt shop rolling and finishing departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Harrison
SW Steel
John E. Fick
Steel and Tube
Timken
Canton
Gambrinus
Fick
Republic Steel Corp
Canton Steel
Republic
Massillon
U N outlines aid plan worth 85 million in two years
The United Nations proposed spending more than 85 million dollars over two years to boost underdeveloped nations. The plan, urged by President Truman, would fund technical assistance through UN agencies, with costs split 35.9 million first year and 50.1 million second year, pending approval by the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U. N
Truman
U. N. Economic and Social Council
U. N. General Assembly
Trygve Lie
United States
International Labor Organization
ILO
Senate Hints Of Delay for Pension Bill
Washington June 2 Senate leaders offered little on a veterans pension bill despite House approval. The appropriations panel cut nearly 13 million from operating funds for State and Justice, while the House backed a 72 dollar monthly pension for WWI and WWII veterans at age 65. The plan would cost about 65 billion over 50 years and fate remains uncertain as the bill moves to the Senate Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Taft
Wherry
Nebraska
G.O.P. Policy Committee
Ohio
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
State
Justice Departments
Lucas
Illinois
Senate Finance Committee
George
Georgia
How Ohioans Voted on the Bill
The record lists Ohio lawmakers by party and vote. Democrats for Burke Crosser Feighan Hays Huber Kirwan McSweeney Polk Secrest Young. Republicans for Bolton Brehm Brown Jenkins McCulloch Mc Gregor Vorys Weichel. Democrats against none. Republicans against Elston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Burke
Crosser
Feighan
Hays
Huber
Kirwan
McSweeney
Polk
Secrest
Young
Bolton
Ballots Released in Sheriff Election Dispute
Secretary of State Charles F. Sweeney authorized release of ballots impounded last year in the disputed Sheriff election between Harry W. Grossglaus and Dick France. Two keys to the vault have been delivered to the board of elections. the bank safety box holds the remaining keys. The elections board will meet Friday to decide final disposition and may delay destruction until June 13 to align with May primary ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Sweeney
James Seccombe
Board of Elections
Harry W. Grossglaus
Dick France
Seccombe
First National Bank
Mr. Sweeney
Supreme Court
Lausche Signs Bill For Ohio Turnpike Plan
Governor Frank Lausche signed legislation authorizing toll turnpikes in Ohio to fund highway construction through private bond finance. Bonds will be repaid by tolls. law could take effect in 90 days unless petition efforts seek voter referendum. A four member commission will oversee bonds, construction, and operation linking to a western Pennsylvania Turnpike extension near Akron and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Herbert S. Duffy
Lausche
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Lorain
Fremont
Toledo
Indiana
Recreation Bill Fails in Ohio House After Rural Opposition
Rural representatives joined against a 13 member Ohio recreation board citing a potential $50,000 yearly cost as the bill failed 67 to 48 needing 68 votes. Other items: a nine member panel to study Lake Erie's Sandusky Bay fishing and conservation passed 92 to 29 with a due study report by Jan 15, 1951. A ban proposal on commercial fishing during the study failed. A zoning bill allowing county commissioners to restrict factory locations in unincorporated areas passed 68-48 affecting five counties. The East Liverpool Chester bridge tolls extension was approved to repay a $50 debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Recreation Board
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Carl Baker
Crawford
House
Cuyahoga
Lake
Hamilton
Butler
Montgomery
State Bridge Commission
Liverpool-Chester
Ohio River
Senator accuses Lilienthal of broad atomic data access
Senator Hickenlooper charges AEC chief Lilienthal with allowing 3280 people access to restricted atomic data before FBI checks. Lilienthal replies every person was file checked. Testimony notes a grand larceny suspect had access to a uranium235 safe, sparking House Senate inquiry into security lapses and emergency clearances dating to 1947 1948 and this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
David E. Lilienthal
FBI
Atomic Energy Commission
Elston
Ohio
Joint Congressional Committee
Carroll L. Wilson
Wilson
Ston
Hickenloper
Lilienthal
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Navy Transport Plane Circles Canton in Flight Test
The U S Navy Lockheed Constitution, a large transport aircraft, circled Canton Alliance and Massillon during a test flight from Buffalo to Detroit. Navy officials say it could carry coast to coast passengers for 100 dollars each and become profitable with 35 percent capacity. The flight included 37 naval personnel and 43 media members, with Canton area attendees from WWST Wooster and Kent State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
Navy
Constitution
Canton
Alliance
Massillon
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit
Stark County
William M. McCarthy
The
Alliance Re
H. Luther Emery
Massillon Independent
Robert Bradley
WAND
Donald C. Maddock
Repository News
Canton Area
E. B. Evans
WWST
Wooster
Paul Haney
Kent State University
Kent Stater
Akron
Cleveland
Youngstown
Toledo
Army
Timken and U S Steel Workers Enter Third Day of Talks
Timken Roller Bearing Co and the C I C United Steel Workers continued negotiations for a new contract on a third day. Morning and afternoon sessions were held on Wednesday. W E Wycoff, Timken Golden Lodge president, will report to union stewards at union headquarters 1234 Harrison Ave SW Saturday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken
U.S. W
Timken Roller Bearing Co
C.I.C. United Steel Workers
W. E. Wycoff
Timken Golden Lodge
Harrison Ave
Rummage Sale Ad By Aud Children's Mission
Rummage sale announced by Aud. Children's Mission at Cooper's 921 9th NE. Event starts 9 30 Monday June 6. Free delivery offered. Also notes WHBC Indians game tonight at 3 30 and Roosters chicken specials 29c per pound fryers 33c fat hens 35c per pound. Zip 58881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Mission
Roosters
Fryers
Fathens
Cooper's
Wille and Co ad highlights low price offer
An OCR fragment notes Geo. C. Wille & Co advertising a sale or price reduction. The text lacks specifics on item, date, or location, but implies a promotional price from the Wille company. No further details are readable.
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Atomic Board
Congress
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Joint Committee
AEC
Carroll Wilson
Center
George Sokolsky
Kim
Budget Bureau
Rankin
U.N
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAOQ
Agriculture
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
International Civil Aviation Organization
ICAO
World Health Organization
WHO
Capitol
Secretary of State
Ohio Turnpike
Dreyers
Maryland
Yant’s Cottage
12Th NW
Commission For ‘Emergency
Akron Naval Air Station
Niagara Falls
Park Poultry
30Th
Harrisburg-ad
WHBC
Indians
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