Senate votes looming on labor bill amid amendments
In Washington, after five days of debate, the Senate prepared to vote on four bipartisan amendments to the administration labor bill aimed at repealing Taft-Hartley and expanding Wagner Act protections. Proponents expect quick approval, setting the stage for a clash over national emergency strikes and Taft proposals.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Taft
Ohio
Douglas
Hill
Alabama
Truman Democrats
C.I.O
A.F.L
Murray
Montana
Humphrey
Minnesota
Bride and groom arrive as maid of honor tears at wedding
In Memphis a bride and groom arrived on time while the maid of honor cried over a run in her stocking. A quick guest removed her own stockings and donated them to the distressed bridesmaid.
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Memphis
Tenn
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy and not so warm today tonight and Thursday continued humid with showers and thunderstorms probable low tonight about 65 degrees Friday fair and less humid. The five day spell of sultry weather in Ohio ends as a cool mass reaches the state. Highs range 75 in the west to around 80 in the southeast. Brief thunderstorms possible today and tonight. Tomorrow's Almanac notes sunrise 5 53 a m sets 8 59 p m and moonrise 12 57 a m.
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Canton
Hareau
Akron-Canton
OHTO
International News Service
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
G. Andrus
Andrus
Budget deficit seen for U.S. near 1.2 billion dollars
Washington report notes the 1949 fiscal year may close with a deficit over a billion dollars as tax receipts lag and outlays rise. Officials cite June income tax payments and large interest costs, with Truman's proposed tax increase under reconsideration. The government faces plow-through deficits after two years of surpluses, amid rising debt costs and CCC farm price support outlays.
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Washington
Truman
Commodity Credit Corp
Woman of the Year Award Presented at Local Luncheon
Mrs. Schmid, honored as Woman of the Year, recalled four decades of club service and quipped about her 27 years with her husband Mr. Schmid. The luncheon featured Principal Speaker Mrs. Dorothy Bauman of Chicago, who spoke on women and children in Europe and the Middle East.
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America
Schmid
Paul Belden
Edgar W. Jones
Harry Frank
League
WHBC
Dorothy Bauman
Chicago
Europe
Middle East
Allan Rudy
Klinedinst
Franklin Dannemiller
Charles Kolp Jr
Jewish Temple Planned At 25th Street Site
The 64th annual meeting of McKinley Avenue Temple revealed plans to start a $300,000 temple next spring on 2.2 acres of Stark County Home land at 25th street and Harvard avenue NW, replacing the current temple at 950 McKinley Ave NW. The project was discussed by Rabbi Jacob Schwartz of Cincinnati and 165 attendees. six new trustees were elected from 14 nominees, and reports were heard from Sisterhood and Men’s Club presidents.
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25Th St
Harvard Ave NW
McKinley Avenue
Arrowhead Country Club
Jacob Schwartz
Cincinnati
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Stark County
McKinley Ave
Sanford S. Lazarus
Air Assault on Grasshoppers Begins in West
Wyoming and Montana launched a month long aerial bombing campaign to wipe out grasshoppers. from five bases, planes drop poison bait over 16 counties in a cooperative effort funded by federal, state, county and farmer participants. authorities warn the infestation could devastate grain and forage if not controlled.
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Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
Iverson
Wisconsin
Texas
California
Illinois
Montana-Wyoming
Jim R. Dutton
U. S. Grasshopper Control Division
Lusk
Buffalo
Gillette
Worland
Forsythe
Department of Agriculture
City considers re bidding six trucks after contract cancellation
The mayor notes state law allows lowest and best bids but boards retain discretion in equipment. If unchallenged, the city would re advertise for six trucks, while observers warn this could repeat prior costly cycles and delays.
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City Boards of Control
Final Plans for Dairy Month Group Meeting Tonight
Final plans for June Dairy Month will be set at 8 p m today by the general planning committee in the Stark County Dairy Products Association offices. E L Cavitt, chairman, says members will review proposed programs assign details and hold an open forum on pending questions. The highway system in the United States is estimated to be worth about 41 billion dollars.
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General Planning Committee
Stark County Dairy Products Association
E. L. Cavitt
United States
Budget clash over subsidies and veto risk in state house
Democrats claim economy gain in roll call vote while Republicans push to require six month financial statements from the finance director. Lancione notes growing costs since 1940 340 million to 612 million in 1948 with higher school and local subsidies driving the rise. Cantwell faces criticism from McElroy over the budget and promised subsidy eliminations for veterans groups.
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Senate
House
Mark McElroy
Cuyahoga
John F. Cantwell
Mahoning
Cantwell
McElroy
Ward Morehouse Drama Critic on the Move and Tourism
Ward Morehouse of the New York Sun is a prolific drama critic and roving reporter who travels constantly with two typewriters. He is working on daily columns magazine pieces and a forthcoming book while vacationing near Congress Lake and his summer retreat on the Thousand Islands. He has auto trips across the country and visits 78 countries, with 16 coast to coast drives and extensive state and world coverage.
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Canton
Roy D. Moore
Congress Lake
Atlanta
Fancy Rock
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Morehouse
Savannan (Ga
Atlanta Journal
New York Tribune
Sun
Gentlemen of the Press
Miss Quis
American Reveille
George M. Cohan
Prince
American Theater
New York Stage
U S Steel Wage Talks Open Amid Slow Steel Demand
Pittsburgh June 15 AP Contract talks between U S Steel Corp and United Steel Workers of America opened as the steel industry cuts back operations to meet slack demand. The 175 000 workers in six subsidiaries face potential wage increases and insurance issues. The strike threat looms if no agreement by July 16. Major producers including Jones & Laughlin plan talks June 21 as capacity dips from 102% to under 90% with layoffs and furnace shutdowns.
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U. S. Steel Corp
C.I.0
United Steel Workers of America
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Big Steel
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Carnegie, Pa
District Reports Eight Traffic Arrests and Fines
Eight motorists were arrested by deputies police and state highway patrolmen Tuesday. Several were fined for offenses including failure to yield ignoring signals reckless driving speeding and unsafe vehicle condition. Among those cited are Robert P Ries James V Caspio Marion Green and John A Wilson. Stop sign and signal light summonses were issued to multiple individuals.
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Gary
Ind
Ralph A. Sharver
RD 1
Ries
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Navarre
James V. Caspio
Cleveland
7Th St
Fulton Rd
North Canton
Marion Green
Minerva
East Canton
Jack Slingluff
2Nd St
Kenneth M. Hoobler
Waynesburg
Johnnie A. Maier
Griffith Ave
Massillon
Peter A. Panterlis
Cleveland Ave
Dueber Ave
Tuscara
John A. Wilson
Effinger
5Th St
Market Ave S
Dale E. Burger
Logan
Coal Industry Walkout Cuts Little From Economy
The latest coal walkout made only a small dent in the nation’s economy with about 35,000 railroad workers furloughed. Road spokesmen cited a general freight downturn as a key factor in reducing shop staff and expect many furloughs to last beyond the shutdown. Bethlehem Steel laid off 500 workers in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, calling it a readjustment due to soft orders. Some guessed the stoppage aims to trim the country’s coal reserves and bolster bargaining, while others noted a one-week strike could leave 55 to 60 million tons of coal above ground.
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York Times
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Lewis
Superior sheet mill dwindles in a modern era
The Superior hand mill, once the most modern, is deemed obsolete by a modern wide strip mill. It produces around 12,000 tons monthly of black, pickled, galvanized sheets and terne plate and supplies Borg-Warner, Ford, and International Harvester. The facility spans 271,000 square feet on 145 acres, acquired in 1946 from Continental Steel.
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Ford Motor Co
International Harvester Co
Borg-Warner
Superior
Continental Steel Corp
Kokomo, Ind
Traffic crash leaves man severely injured on Route 241
At 12:55 a m a 1947 model car overturned after a high speed run along a berm and into a ditch on Route 241 six miles north of Massillon. Deputies say the driver lost control and struck road markers. In a separate collision at 3rd Street and Cherry Avenue NE, Antoinette Mattachione suffered forehead bruises and a possible skull fracture while riding with her son Albert Mattachione in a car driven by Robert Eshelman.
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Massillon
Antoinette Mattachione
8Th St
Albert Mattachione
Robert Eshelman
Tuscara
St E
3Rd St
Cherry Ave
Eshelman
Mattachione
Truck Sideswipes Car Near Waynesburg Injures Driver
Ralph J. Wade of 340 21st St NW Canton suffered two fractured ribs when his westbound car on Route 43 two miles NW of Waynesburg was struck by a passing truck. State patrol identified the truck driver as Naume Koteff of 2206 Georgetowa Rd NE Canton. Wade was attempting a left turn when the crash occurred.
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Ralph J. Wade
21St St NW
Canton
Waynesburg
Naume Koteff
Georgetoward
Wade
Koteff
Nimishillen Grangers Meet Tonight at School
Nimishillen Grange members gather for a mid June meeting at North Nimishillen School at 8 p m. Don Chenot master will lead in charge with a business session. The program features third and fourth degree teams in full dress. Nimishillen’s degree teams were 1948 state champions.
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Nimishillen Grange
North Nimishillen
Don Chenot
Chenot
Nimishillen
Petition Seeks Repair of Tuscarawas Berm Near Canton
Forty Tuscarawas Street residents east of the Canton line petitioned the State Highway Department for berm repair on the south side of the road. They cite dangerous ground as vehicles transition to Route 30 and point to several accidents caused by rough ground. Six people were injured in a Monday 7 20 p m crash at the spot.
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Canton Corporation
State Highway Department
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