Committee Moves to Phase Two in Canton Smoke War
Canton’s anti-smoke drive enters a second phase led by Thomas H. Leahy with Russo and Hite preparing meetings. The group weighs statistics and proposes steps, including forming a broad citizens committee, to win council support and establish a trained control department free of politics.
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Thomas H. Leahy
Citizens Anti
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Coal Producers Committee
Judiciary Committee
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Anthony J. Russo
Ross Coal & Heating Co
Everett C. Hite
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Citizens Committee
Taft backs 10 percent cut to ECA fund
Washington June 11 AP Senators urged up to 780 million dollars in cuts to the European recovery program. Senator Taft supports a 10 percent reduction of the 3.568 billion dollar fund while Senator McCarran pushes a flat 780 million cut drawn from staff studies. Hoffman warns at risk a large program but insists progress possible. McKellar urges Hoffman resign.
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Ohio
Economic Cooperation Administration
House
McCarran
Nevada
Senate Appropriations Committee
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McKellar
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
Hoffman
George
Georgia
Senate
Christian Ideal Of Giving Sags
Cleveland June 11 AP Dr George D Kelsey argues the Christian ideal of service fades as giving money replaces giving personality He notes middle class Christians especially women lack orientation to social service and spend time on leisure while government welfare agencies are inadequate to meet all needs.
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Cleveland
George D. Kelsey
Kelsey
Federal Council of Churches
Man Helps Push Stalled Car From Front of Train
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 11 AP Mrs Hazel Warren of Jacksonville Ind could not move as a fast passenger train neared a stalled car on a railroad crossing. A man in a station wagon bumped the car free and then pulled his own away. Mrs Warren blushed and admitted she forgot to thank him.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Hazel Warren
Jasonville
New Minerva Church to Ring Original Bell in New Edifice
The 750-pound bell from the destroyed First Christian Church of Minerva has been recovered from the ruins. Installed in 1891, the bell is undamaged aside from a broken cross arm to be replaced. The fire, which cost 90 thousand dollars, toppled the 60-foot belfry and floor, but the churchs 117-year history and 600 member strength remain noted as the village landmark on the Lincoln Highway.
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New Minerva First Christian Church
Minerva
First Christian Church
Garfield
Lincoln Highway
Joliet Hotel Fire Destroys Building. Firehouse Damaged
In Joliet Illinois a three story building housing a 50 room hotel burned out of control. Police and firemen searched second and third floor corridors awakening guests as flames damaged adjacent firehouse structures.
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Joliet
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