Educators Back Bar on Communist Teachers in Teaching Roles
Eisenhower and Conant joined 18 others in a National Education Association commission urging that Communist Party members be barred from teaching. They called for teaching about Communism without advocacy and for exposing subversive activities while avoiding anti Communist overreach. The 54 page report stresses objective study of totalitarianism and preserving American principles in schools.
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Ashington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
James B. Conant
Harvard
National Education Association
Eisenhower
Conant
Educational Policies Commission
American Association of School Administrators
Soviet Union
Communist Party
United States
Communist Party of the United
Communist attack on teachers sparks commission rebuke
The commission condemned labeling teachers and others as anti American for differing views. It argued Communist membership denies independent thought and justifies excluding members from teaching. It warned future teachers may face obstacles teaching international affairs and patriotic protection of the country.
Navy Hires Five More For Washington Posts
Five Canton residents were appointed as stenographers and typists in the Navy Department headquarters in Washington. Names are Dorothy Popa Phyllis McMurry Maxine Headley Elizabeth Simenuk and Traian Cinden. They will report within 30 days after interviews at the Ohio State Employment Service office in Canton. Navy recruiters interview applicants at 703 Tuscarawas West daily 9 am to 5 pm five days a week and Saturday by appointment.
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Canton
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Ohio State Employment Service
Dorothy Popa
12Th St
Phyllis McMurry
Park Ave NW
Maxine Headley
Rose Ot NW
Elizabeth Simenuk
Garfield Ave
Traian Cinden
Mahoning Rd
Cigar Store Man Held On Punchboard Charge
Ernest McCure 56 of 214 27th St SE arrested by vice squad on punchboard ordinance violation. Police said more than the maximum allowed punchboards and trade cards were displayed at the cigar store 221 2nd St NE, managed by McCure. The address appears in the city directory as McKinney and McGuire.
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Ernest McCure
27Th St SE
2Nd St NE
McCure
McKinney & McGuire
Y Teens Moonlight Memories Dance At Lehman High
Lehman High senior Doris Deetz chairs the Y Teens spring formal Moonlight Memories at Moonlight Gardens Friday night with Carolyn Royer as co chair. Eddie Juenemann's orchestra plays from 8 30 to midnight. Chaperons include Dorothy Madar and many area couples.
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Lehman High School
Moonlight Gardens
Doris Deetz
Carolyn Royer
Cochairman
Eddie Juenemann
Danc
Ing
Shirley Hanna
Jerrie Mendenhall
Betty Bachtel
Lincoln
Gloria Fetteman
Sallie Strine
McKinley
Sophie Adams
Eva Jane Coats
Timken
Dorothy Madar
Norman L. Moore
Morgan Hamlin
Paul Calvo
Jack Weil
S. P. Stromp
Stanley Strine
Earl Vance
Harvey Mayer
Whitney Brenner
Plain Grange Birthday Party Friday At Middlebranch Hall
Plain Grange members plan a semiannual birthday party Friday at 8 30 p m in the Middlebranch grange hall with Herman Kanel presiding over a prior business meeting. Birthday groups handle the program and table decoration while the arrangement committee includes Lawrence Decker Ralph Borden Miss Doris Hein and Ronald Wallace. A delegate will be elected to represent Stark County granges at the June 27 beauty queen contest.
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Plain Grange
Grange
Middlebranch
Herman Kanel
Lawrence Decker
Ralph Bordner
Doris Hein
Ronald Wallace
Stark County
Y M C A. outing to Camp Inawendewin at Trukeyfoot Lake
Allan G. Robertson secretary said tonight forty Canton Y M C A. residents will attend the dormitory spring outing at Camp Inawendewin near Trukeyfoot Lake. The group will depart the Y M C A at 5 30 p m.
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Canton Y.M.C.A
Y.M.C.A
Trukeyfoot Lake
Allan G. Robertson
Y. M
Daylight Time Up for Vote in Ohio House
In Columbus, June 8, a proposed constitutional amendment to outlaw daylight saving time goes to a vote in the Ohio House of Representatives. It would require three-fifths approval in both houses to reach the ballot next November. Introduced by Representatives DuBar Witmer and Ryan.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
House Committee On Organization of State
Joseph DuBar
Ed Witmer
Ann Ryan
Stark County
Cugat's Former Wife Sues for Alimony and Accounting
Los Angeles reports Xavier Cugat's ex wife Carmen Castillo filed suit seeking 2400 back alimony and an accounting under a 1946 divorce settlement. She claims 17 percent of his net income and 400 weekly support whenever he travels outside the United States or Canada, alleging missed payments since he left the country. Cugat is currently married to Lorraine Allan.
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Los Angeles
Xavier Cugat
Cugat
Lorraine Allan
Carroll County breeders plan Hereford Day event
Carrollton hosts Hereford Day at Hillcrest Farms near Chester West Virginia on June 18 with attendees from Carroll County Hereford breeders. Poultry Day at the Wooster experiment station on June 16 will draw 30 to 40 Carroll County poultry raisers from Carrollton.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
Hillcrest Farms
Chester
W. Va
Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio Supreme Court Rejects Singleton Plea
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the conviction of John W. Singleton, a 37 year old "Ponzi" operator in the Cleveland used car market, who is serving 10 to 70 years for larceny by trick. The court refused to review his appeal. Singleton sold cars in 1947 at below list prices by using money from unfilled orders to purchase cars in Detroit, taking about 1500 orders May through November. He was unable to complete orders when the market rose.
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Columbus
INS
State Supreme Court
John W. Singleton
Cleveland
Ohio
Singleton
Detroit
Orrin B. Taylor Named Acting Chairman of NEA Board
Orrin B. Taylor of Archbold Ohio has been named acting chairman of the National Editorial Association board of trustees. The appointment places Taylor in a leading role within the organization guiding editorial policy and governance.
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Ohioan
Salt Lake City
Orrin B. Taylor
Archbold
Farm Bureau Announces Annual Thursday Tour to Pittsburgh
The Stark County Farm Bureau home and community committee will stage its annual tour Thursday. One day trip departs 7 a.m. from the Canton Bus Terminal with 115 Stark Countians visiting Pittsburgh and nearby areas. Committee chair Mrs. Charles Ream, assisted by Mrs. Henry Garman, Mrs. Harry Netzly, and Mrs. Thelma Taylor, organized the plans.
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Stark County Farm Bureau Home and Community Committee
Canton
Stark
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