State Attacks New Crisis in Relief Funds
Columbus June 8 AP emergency legislation drafted to help counties meet rising relief costs considered the No. 1 crisis by Gov. Frank Lausche. Hamilton County seeks bonds to cover July relief checks as $3 million needed locally. state faces $2 million July shortfall in matching funds across several counties.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Hamilton County
William H. Deddens
Maurice A. Niehouse
Lausche
Harold M. Baron
Emergency Relief Committee
Stark County
Cleveland
Franklin
Stark
John H. Lamneck
Senate
House
U S Steel Sets U M W Parley June Talks
John L. Lewis announced U S Steel Corp will enter new contract talks with the United Mine Workers for its coal mines beginning June 13 in Philadelphia. He released a letter to Harry Moses confirming the conference. The talks historically set a pattern for the soft coal industry.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
U. S. Steel Corp
Philadelphia
Lewis
Harry Moses
H. Co. Fricke Coke Co
U. S. Steel
United Mine Workers
The
Steel Corporation
Kim To Be Honored At Public Program Thursday at Noon
Canton prepares a public luncheon at the Onesto Hotel to honor Kim Calvin with the civic achievement medal for winning the national spelling bee in Washington. Eugene Carr will preside as Rev. George H. Parkinson presents the award with Dennis R. Smith responding. Special guests include William T. Kuhns, Bill Kloss, Charles A. Dougherty, Harry A. Staley, and Frank Reisinger. The Repository arranged a 30 minute transcription for the champion’s opening and final bee rounds. The transcription will not arrive in time for the luncheon.
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Canton
Kim Calvin
United States
Washington
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Onesto Hotel
Eugene Carr
George H. Parkinson
First Presbyterian Church
Dennis R. Smith
Repository
William T. Kuhns
Bill Kloss
Charles A. Dougherty
Harry A. Staley
Frank Reisinger
Kim
Acting Chief Gray Promoted Secretary of Army
Gordon Gray, a World War II private turned Carolina lawyer and publisher, is poised for quick Senate approval as secretary of the army. At 40, he has been serving as assistant, undersecretary, and acting secretary since April, with Johnson's endorsement and Calder as initial favorite.
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Ye eeverUe
Senate
Gordon Gray
Army
Tydings
Armed Services Committee
Truman
Gray
North Carolina
Congress
Senator Gurney
South Dakota
Louis Johnson
Curtis E. Calder
Electric Bond & Share Co
Calder
Washington
Johnson
James Forrestal
Kenneth Royall
den Craige
Winston-Salem
Europe
Francis P. Matthews
Navy
Forrestal
Air Force
W. Stuart Symington
Symington
St. Louis
White House
Capitol Hill
Frost Grips Stark County on June 8 Low Ground Damage
Coldest June 8 in 37 years brings frost to Stark County. Official lows 36 at the state highway garage and 38 at the Akron Airport with white frost in low spots and possible damage to tender vegetables. Higher ground escaped. Forecast warns of more frost tonight. warmth returns Friday. All-time June 8 low was 33 in 1912.
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Stark County
State Highway
Akron
Trial Opens in Case of James L. Johnson Murder
James L. Johnson, 48, of 910 9th St SE, faces a second degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of Anthony H. Manos, 29, of 321 6th St NE, during a Feb 20 argument at Mabel's Chicken Shack. Prosecutor D Deane McLaughlin and John Rossetti present for the state, Lorn P. Stevenson for the defense. Six witnesses said Manos was shot with his own gun during a scuffle. defense argues possible accident or victim provocation.
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James L. Johnson
9Th St SE
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Johnson
Anthony H. Manos
6Th St NE
Mabel
Rossetti
Manos
Stevenson
Regular meeting notice from Berger Local Union 2345
Public notice lists a regular meeting of Berger Local Union 2345 C I O H S A at Keefer's Hall 830 Mahoning Rd on Wednesday June 8 at 7 30 p m. The ad also promotes Ferraro's Italian bread and Porch rugs and lawn chairs priced at 3 95 and 3 95 respectively. A Home Furniture store advertises at 229 Market St.
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Berger Local Union
Keefer’s
Mahoning Rd
West Berlin deadlock as Soviet demand clashes with Western plan
Paris June 8 AP The Berlin talks remain at a standstill as Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky presses for 50 percent control in Berlin, while Dean Acheson rejects the parity proposal as a device to impose one power's will on the four occupying powers. Western ministers back the American plan granting Berlin administration Vienna-like autonomy. Discussions shift to Germany peace and Austrian treaties as Vienna troops evacuation is urged.
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Paris
Foreign Ministers
Russia
Berlin
Dean Acheson
Vishinsky
Acheson
West Berlin
Kommandatura
Vienna
Austria
Germany
Karl Gruber
Robert Schuman
State FEPC bill awaited in Columbus
In Columbus on June 8 AP reports Senate House FEPC conference committee members seek a compromise bill to resolve diffs between compulsory anti discrimination provisions and an optional educational program. Two Democrats and two Republicans back compromise. rejection by either house could doom FEPC legislation this session despite Gov Lausche's push. WHBC Indians tonight 9:30 ad.
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Columbus
Senate
House
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Frank J. Lausche
A O Lower Chosen Alliance Police Chief
Captain Albert O Lower will become Alliance police chief after civil service high score of 90 out of 100. Mayor Althouse notes sworn in after legal checks. Acting Captain Homer Edwards named to fill vacancy. Lower has 26 years on force with prior service and FBI training background.
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A.O. Lower
Police
Bureau Alliance
Albert O. Lower
Alliance
Robert D. Althouse
Lower
Harry L. Stark
Civil Service Commission
Capt. Lower
A. M. Barnhouse
Althouse
Stark
Homer R. Edwards
Charles Martin Sorrensen
City Electrician
Jack Mainwaring
Forest C. Middleton
Dewey Middleton
Capt
Police Department
New York Central Railroad
Force
Pure Uranium Is Impounded
A U S military court in Frankfurt ruled that pure uranium is not war material and may be possessed by anyone. Judge Fred J. Cohn freed nine Germans who tried to sell a two inch cube of 99 plus percent pure uranium for 3 million dollars, but impounded the cube to decide ownership between the U.S. government and others. The block, tied to Adolf Hitler’s stockpile, was found in a stream in 1945 and later used as a firestone by a German family.
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Frankfurt
U.S
Fred J. Cohn
Cohn
Adolf Hitler
U.S. Army
Local Ads for Dairy, Chocolates and Radiator Co
Globe Dairy Stores at 7th and Whipple North West lists milk 52 cents per gallon and Homo milk 56 cents per gallon. Heggy's chocolates priced at 50 cents per pound with mention of delicious lunches. Harry's Nut House at 137 East Tuscaloosa Street advertises goods. Radio radiator and Weld Co at 1601 East Tuscaloosa Street promotes radiator services.
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Globe Dairy
Whipple Rd
Heggy’s
Harry's Nut House
E. Tusc
Housing bill faces setback as rules committee stalls
Washington June 8 AP Democratic leaders remain hopeful to pass Truman housing plan. The House rules committee, led by a Republican-Southern coalition, refused to clear the bill for immediate action. Speaker Rayburn cited a delay but said a vote is set for June 27 unless cleared sooner. The plan envisions slum clearance, low rent public housing, and farm housing aids. The Budget Bureau estimated subsidies at about 9 to 10 billion dollars, far short of the 16 billion over 40 years. The House showdown looms as opposition hardens.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Truman
Rayburn
Texas
Rules Committee
House
Rules
Budget Bureau
Sabath (D
Illinois
Senate
AEC Seeks Better Name for Atomic Product at Hearing
The Senate appropriations subcommittee heard Deputy GM Carleton Shugg note a need for a better name than deadly poison for an atomic product. He later said he did not imply a new weapon, but discussed plutonium production amid broader disloyalty questions involving AEC personnel.
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Washington
United States
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Tues
Carleton Shugg
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Capitol Hill
Shugg
AEC
Joint Committee
Senate House Atomic Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Hickenloop
Iowa
McMahon
Connecticut
Hickenlooper
Lost Children Found After Night In Woods
JOHNSTOWN PA June 8 AP Lillian Bobak 12 and her nine year old brother Jimmy back home after a night lost in the woods. Volunteers found them and received two explanations for the disappearance. Lillian said they ran away to help with farm chores while Jimmy claimed they got lost and could not find their way out.
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Johnstown
Lillian Bobak
Jimmy
Lillian
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