Brannan Urges Farm Plan To Avert Depression
Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan urged public support for Truman farm policies to prevent a vast economic crash. He touted the Brannan plan as offering higher farmer income with government subsidies and lower prices for perishable foods, arguing the Aiken law is inadequate. He spoke at a 16 state Midwest Democratic conference aimed at boosting 1950 congressional campaigns and warned that failure could empower totalitarian forces.
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Des Moines
Charles F. Brannan
America
Democratic Party
Brannan
Truman
Congress
Aiken
Taft Lausche Honored At Wesleyan Graduation
Ohio Wesleyan University awarded degrees to 455 students and honorary degrees to 12 prominent figures including Governor Frank Lausche and Senator Robert Taft. The three day inaugural commencement concluded with the installation of Dr. Arthur Felmming as the ninth president, with former President Hoover addressing the ceremonies.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Arthur S. Felmming
Hoover
Weather Forecast for Ohio Turns Cooler After Heat Wave
Weather bureau forecast shows a warm afternoon with thunderstorms and a low near 62 tonight. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with morning showers as a cooler dry air mass moves in from the west. Readings expect 90s today with widespread thundershowers, high humidity, and more rain today than yesterday.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohtos Wheather
Bs International
Andrus
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Timken Founder’s Family Details and Company History
W R Timken recounts the Timken Co 50th anniversary with notes on early leadership Henry Timken H H Timken and William R Timken. The patriarchs built bearings steel tubing and rock bits while family members and relatives are listed with burial plans in San Diego California acompanhar.
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Timken CO
Henry Timken
H. H. Timken
William R. Timken
William Timken
New York
Timken Detroit Axle Co
Canton
Timken
Lillian Timken
Valerie T. Whitney
Pasadena
Calif
J. C. Burnette
Henry, W. Robert
John Timken
San Diego
Daytonian Tumbles Out Of Speeding Train
A Dayton man Harold Prather aged 26 survived a fall from a speeding New York Central train west of Columbus. He was found alive along the tracks after about two hours and treated for superficial injuries. Deputies and railroad officials said he had left his seat to go to another car and did not return. The emergency cord was pulled and the train halted as friends searched the tracks before the train continued to Dayton.
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Dayton
New York Central
Here
Harold Prather
Prather
Bunche Receives Oberlin Honorary Law Degree
Oberlin College awarded honorary degrees during commencement in a ceremony led by Dr. Ralph J. Bunche. Bunche, director of the United Nations Trusteeship Department and Palestine mediator, received a Doctor of Laws as principal speaker, discussing "Road To Peace The United Nations Way."
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Oberlin
INS
Oberlin College
Ralph J. Bunche
Department of
Zoar Man Hurt in Auto Accident
Leonard C. Vandevort 22 of Zoar is hospitalized in Dover with a fractured right arm and injuries to the neck and back after losing control of his car on Route 212 Saturday evening. He was thrown from the convertible when it struck a guard rail and will undergo X ray exams to assess injuries.
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ZOAR
Leonard C. Vandevort
Union Hospital
Dover
Route 212
Vandevort
Richville Cub Scouts win Den 1 at Cub-o Rama
Richville Den 1 of Pack 14 sponsored by Richville school PTA captured first prize with the highest points at the Cub Scout Cub-o rama at Lake-O-Springs Sunday. Second prize went to Den 1 of Pack 2 sponsored by Whittier PTA of Massillon. Pack 14 also earned top points for the overall event, with two dens representing the pack.
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Richville School Pta
Lake-O-Springs
Whittier Pta
Massillon
Lightning Strikes Drexel Theater Chimney In Bexley
A lightning bolt knocked off about 10 feet of the 40 foot chimney atop the Drexel Theater in suburban Columbus Bexley. About 50 to 75 patrons were inside but no injuries or major interior damage were reported.
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Columbus
Drexel
Bexley
Atomic Scientist Defends Lilienthal at Congressional Hearing
Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer testified before the congressional atomic committee praising the Atomic Energy Commission’s management under Lilienthal. He dismissed charges of mismanagement, said production and weapon development have improved, and noted foreign isotope research offers little benefit to adversaries. He also supported withholding fellowships from avowed Communists and affirmed U S leadership in utilizing new atomic data.
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INS
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Macha Ftilieanthal
ZA Vena
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Russia
Oppenheimer
Congressional Atomic Committee
Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Commission
Hus
Tage
U. S. Defense Establishment
United States
Atomic Commission
Representative Cole
New York
Cole
Columbus Hampered By Truck and Bus Tieups
In Columbus Ohio truck and freight handlers threaten a strike after votes to stop work at 58 firms unless wage offers rise by five cents an hour. Meanwhile city bus drivers, under dispute over a suspended union driver, continue talks with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
City Bus
Massillon Scout Official Attends National Meeting
Massillon Area Boy Scout executive C. Stuart Rila attended a national camping school for scouters at Schiff National Scout Reservation Mendham New Jersey from June 5 to 11. Scoutmaster D W Hahn of Troop 20 Brewster accompanied him. This week John Shaw and Jim Rila camping staff members at Buckeye Camp are at a similar session at the New Jersey reservation.
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Massillon
C. Stuart Rila
Schiff National Scout Reservation
Mendham
N. J
D. W. Hahn
Troup 20
Brewster
Mr. Rila
John Shaw
Jim Rila
New Jersey
Three Children Hurt From Falls at Timken Farm
Three children were treated at Aultman Hospital Sunday for injuries from falls. Linda C. Jossi, 10, fractured an arm after a tree fall near Louisville. Glenn Richardson, 14, had hand cuts from a fall onto glass at the Timken farm. Robert Spivey, 8, fractured a shoulder after a pony fall.
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Aultman Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Linda C. Jossi
7Th St
Louisville
Glenn Richardson
Columbus Ave NW
Timken Farm
Robert Spivey
Navarre Rd
Navy Mothers Open Two Day Session Here
About 200 delegates registered by 11 a.m. for the Ohio Navy Mothers Clubs two day convention at the American Legion home. More than 400 expected to sign in, with a 1 p.m. business meeting led by Mrs. Harry Watrous of Akron. A banquet at 6 p.m. features Captains P. S. Reynolds and Herman A. Spanagel, Major Carl F. Klein and Mrs. Charles Peterson. Memorial services at 9 p.m. Tuesday includes a display contest for gifts to hospitalized naval veterans.
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American Legion
John C. McAllister
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Watrous
Akron
Beazel
P. S. Reynolds
Herman A. Spanagel
Carl F. Klein
Charles Peterson
Navy Mothers
Genevieve Walters
Watrous
Berlin Wage Plan Aims To Ease West Berlin Strikes
Berlin management would cover 60 percent of wages in West marks and the city government would exchange 15 percent more into Western currency. The strike, which turned violent and caused two deaths, halted rail shipments and hindered East West trade talks. A delay threatens the four power foreign ministers council in Paris. The Big Four ministers had set today as a deadline for a report from four power negotiators on a Berlin trade accord.
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West Berlin
Berlin
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Unknown Man Found Dead Near Lakeville Creek
The body of an unidentified man, aged about 40 to 50, was found face down in a creek on Nellie Wigton's farm southwest of Lakeville Sunday at 4 p.m. by Courtland DeWese and Alva Smith while fishing. Sheriff Starner and Coroner Varney responded. no cause of death yet. The body, lacking ID, may have been in the creek since Memorial Day and was taken to Morgan funeral home in Shreve.
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Millersburg
Nellie Wigton
Lakeville
Courtland DeWese
Alva Smith
Noldave, Wooster
Wayne D. Starner
Adam J. Varney
Starner
Varney
Morgan Funeral Home
Shreve
Dover Horses Take Two Firsts in County Show
Horses from Edgeview Farms owned by Mr and Mrs C P Martin won two championships at the American Legion Horse Show held at Tuscarawas County Fair grounds. Sweet Temptation captured the two year old fine harness crown and Golden Tulip the four year old five gaited honors. More than 200 colts from 100 exhibitors across Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Kentucky and Pennsylvania competed.
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Edgeview Farms
C. P. Martin
American Legion
Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds
Sweet Temptation
Golden Tulip
Edgeview
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Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
District Cracks Down on Weekend Traffic Arrests
Police and deputies arrested fifteen motorists during the weekend for reckless driving failures to yield speeding and other violations. Several drivers faced charges from three car crashes at Rowland and Tuscarawas to incidents on Navarre road and Market Avenue. Additional traffic actions included ten signal light summonses and one stop sign summons.
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34Th St NW
John C. Catlin
East Port Chester
Conn
James J. Clear
Mingo Junction
Rowland Ave
Tuscarawas St
Albert Rearick
Cleveland Ave NW
John Dillon
Jobert and
John M. Laughlin
Linwood Ave
Bernard W. Hoskinson
Mahoning Rd
Harrison Ave
William B. Henne
Spangler Rd
5Th St
James L. Woods
North Canton
Thomas Johnson
7Th St
Navarre Rd
Woods
George Pappas
Spring Ave
Alfred F. Schwarze
23Rd St
Albert R. Sole
Dewey
Wells Ave
9Th St
Fred L. Mayo
Chagrin Falls
8Th St
Carnahan Ave
Thoras C. Bugh
15Th St
Jessie L. Harter
RD 3
Louisville
Clarence J. Hayes
Johnson Ave
Edward M. Sabaka
St. Elmo Ave
Pauline Y. Wolfe
Grandview Ave
12Th St
Whipple Rd
William A. Gatis
Park Ave
Arthur C. Piero
Hanel
Sherman Church Rd
Robert K. Ward
Harvard Ave
Dorothy Menk
Maplest
Patsy Ferraro
Allen Ave
Harry R. Stocton
Posel McGee
Market Ave
Vance E. Work
Rotarians Hear Pleas for Peace at Convention
Actress Madeleine Carroll and SKF Industries president William L. Batt urged global understanding at the 40th Rotary International convention in New York. Carroll warned that aiding destitute European children could curb totalitarianism, while Batt urged arbitration in international business to prevent the human costs of disputes.
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W. L. Batt
New York
Rotary International
Miss Carroll
Europe
William L. Batt
Philadelphia
SKF Industries, Inc
Batt
New York State
Joe R. Hanley
William O’dwyer
Alfred Nicoll
The
Opponents Seek Balance in ERP Budget Battle
Senate fight over European relief funding splits conservative Democrats from President Truman. Taft’s $400 million cut failed in 1950, but today McKellar Russell McCarran Chavez Ellender McClellan Roberson George and Tydings push for large cuts while George and Tydings urge balancing the budget without new taxes. The ERP issue becomes a rallying point for a broader budget compromise with Congress.
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Ashington
Senate
Truman
Russell
Georgia
Kenneth D. McKellar
Tennessee
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McCarran
Nevada
Chavez
New Mexico
Maybank
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Ellender
Louisiana
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Virginia
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Tydings
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Paul Douglas
Illinois
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Pretzel Bending Innovation In Dough Handling
Westinghouse reports progress in pretzel production with three inch fans blowing air on formed dough. The air cools and hardens the dough, allowing easier handling without distorting the classic pretzel shape.
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New York
Westinghouse
Navarre School Hires Three New Teachers
Navarre Bethlehem Board of Education awarded contracts for 1949 50 with three new teachers. Dorothy Jane Lowe of Smithville will teach vocal and speech. Emmet L Harstine of New Philadelphia will be instrumental instructor and band director. Norma Jeanne Walter of Richville will teach third grade.
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Navarre
Navarre Bethlehem Board of Education
Dorothy Jane Lowe
Smithville
Emmet L. Harstine
New Philadelphia
Norma Jeanne Walter
Richville
Whimpy Hears Bell for Ice Cream Time
In Memphis Tennessee a small dog Whimpy reacts to a street vendor bell and even telephone rings as a cue for ice cream. Mrs. W E Hammocks nephew bought a popsicle from a vendor who rang a bell and Whimpy now whines for cold treats at those sounds.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. E. Hammock
Orchid Group to Meet at Roy Greenhouse
The Canton Orchid Society will meet Thursday at 7 45 p m at the C R Roy greenhouse 900 Prospective SW. A pottery demonstration is planned and refreshments will be served.
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Orchid Group
Canton Orchid Society
C. R. Roy
Fatalities at Spiker funeral home services for three victims
Three deaths are linked to a Canton area tragedy. Funeral services for Mrs. Isaac M. McClelland will be held Wednesday at 3 15 p m with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. Mr. Benson and Mrs. Benson receive separate services at 1 30 p m the same day in the Spiker parlors with Forest Hill and Wellsville burials planned. Additional services follow Thursday afternoon. Calls accepted after 3 p m Tuesday at Spiker.
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McClelland
Isaac M. McClelland
Canton
Wooster
Samuel and
Mary Gisinger
First Christian Church
Clarence L. McClelland
Lyman Clark
P. H. Welshimer
Forest Hill Cemetery
Rev. Welshimer
Driver Suffers Cuts In Columbus Collision
Howard E. Dine, 37, of 2905 8th St NW, treated at Aultman Hospital for head cuts after a collision with Nelson E. Custer, 32, of 38th St NW, Saturday at the Moreland and W Moreland Birds intersection. Dine was arrested on a charge of passing over a yellow line.
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Howard E. Dine
8Th St NW
Aultman Hospital
Nelson E. Custer
38Th St NW
Moreland
W. Moreland Birds
Sheriff's Office
Motorcycle skid injures rider at Cleveland Ave intersection
William D. Murray of 706 13th Street NW was treated at Mercy Hospital for hand and back cuts after his motorcycle skidded on wet pavement at the intersection of Cleveland Avenue and 44th Street NW Sunday at 2 45 p.m. The incident was reported by the sheriff's office.
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William D. Murray
13Th St NW
Mercy Hospital
Cleveland Ave
44Th St NW
Sheriff's Office
Two in Assault Fined, Sentenced
Two men Glenn C. Hayes age 22 and Richard Stanley age 24 of 1225 Tuscarawas st W were allowed to plead guilty to assault and battery in Common Pleas Court. Each fined 200 dollars and costs and sentenced to six months in county jail. A second indictment reduced to assault and battery was withheld with two-year probation after completing the first sentence. Prosecutor recommended the plea to the lesser charge. They were arrested on complaints from two women assaulted in a car near North Industry.
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Common Pleas
Glenn C. Hayes
Richard Stanley
Tuscarawas St W
Paul G. Weber
George N. Graham
Frank F. Cope
D. Deane McLaughlin
North Industry
Coal Miners Idle in New Philadelphia on Coal Holiday
About 2,000 Tuscarawas County coal miners stayed idle today as a coal mine holiday was called by John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers.
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Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
John L. Lewis
The
U.M.W
4 Hy Club Plans Outing in Holmesville
Holmesville 4-H Diligent Daughters club schedules their next meeting for June 15 at Barbara Koenig's home and outlines a joint outing to Schoenbrunn and Tuscora Park on June 22.
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Holmesville
Holmesville Diligent Daughters 4-H Club
Barbara Koenig
Schoenbrunn
Tuscora Park
Two Arrests by Vice Squad at Walnut Street
Police vice squad members arrested Jean Martin 25 and Irene Taylor 27 at 436 Walnut Street Saturday at 9 p m. Martin faces a charge of soliciting while Taylor is charged with residing in a disorderly house.
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Walnut
Jean Martin
Irene Taylor
Ball Player Injured At Timken Rec Field
Arthur R. James age 25 of 7th at Next was treated at Aultman Hospital for a fractured wrist suffered while playing ball at Timken recreation field, according to the sheriff's office.
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Arthur R. James
Aultman Hospital
Timken Recreation Field
Sheriff's Office
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