Ohio Chamber Directors To Meet Here Wednesday
Ohio business leaders from Canton and statewide return to host city for a three day quarterly meeting of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce directors. C I Weaver and Herschel C Atkinson lead sessions with a program covering state and federal legislation, taxation, and economic developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Chamber
HIO
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
C. I. Weaver
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Herschel C. Atkinson
Ohio
Canton
Onesto Hotel
Eugene Carr
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Canton Chamber
W. A. Porterfield
Union Metal Mfg. Co
Henry S. Ernst
Ohio Commercial Executives Association
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Congress
Porterfield
Carr
Carl F. Kiein
Weaver
Legation Hit As Hotbed for Reds in U.S.
Three former Romanian legation staffers testified before a Senate committee that the Washington legation aided Communist propaganda and directed leftist groups in the United States. They named Henry Fainaru of the Romanu American as receiving funds, which he denied beyond a possible subscription, while accusing the minister and others of regular payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Romania
Henry Fainaru
Detroit
Legation
Fainaru
Senate Judiciary Immigration Subcommittee
Subpena
Communist Party
Fanfil Riposanu
Mircea Metes
Alfons Vogel
Subpenas
Riposanu
Alexander Lazareanu
Lazareanu
Secret Police
Ana Pauker
U. S
U.S
Chicago
Romanul- American
Ralea
Metes
Vogel
Carpenter's Local Union No 143 Election Notice
Notice that Carpenter's Local Union No 143 will hold an election for business agent on June 20, 1949 at Eagles Hall. Polls open from 12 noon to 8 p m.
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Carpenter's
Eagles Hall
Veto on Atomic Work Sought by Committee
Congress faces a Monday vote on a bill to grant veto powers over atomic projects costing one million dollars or more. Chairman McMahon of Connecticut said he will introduce the measure to empower the joint congressional atomic committee to curb Atomic Energy Commission spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
McMahon
Connecticut
Joint
Congressional Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
First Pet Was In Blind Boy's Dog Is Shots Police Get Him Another
A ten year old blind boy Harold Claypoole and his dog Dog shared a close bond until a dog illness forced police to shoot the pet. Patrolmen Barnhart and Rosenberry arranged for a county dog warden to help, seeking a safe outcome for the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arold Claypoole
Correll Ave
Harold
Dog
Kenneth Barnhart
Maurice Rosenberry
Patrolman
Barnhart
Rosenberry
Sheriff's Office
Albert Joyce
Russians Seen Shifting Tactics At Conference
Paris dispatch notes Western optimism about potential limited pacts on Austria and Berlin at the four power talks. Russian officials may test new flexibility in secret sessions, with open statements due Monday outlining progress and remaining hurdles in four week negotiations. The ministers plan another meeting to continue discussions on Berlin and Austrian independence.
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Berlin
Joseph Sacks Druggist Dies at 39 in Mercy Hospital
Joseph Sacks 39 of 237 32nd St NW owner of Sacks Pharmacy at 12th St and Fultoard NW died after a heart attack Saturday night at Mercy Hospital. A Cleveland native and 12 year Canton resident, he served as Navy lieutenant in WWII. Survived by wife Jean Meyers Sacks, children Barbara and Charles, parents Mr. and Mrs. Elya Sacks, siblings Libby Duchin Ezra and Nathan. Funeral Monday 11 am Arnold Funeral Home Rabbi Ephraim Rosenzweig officiating. Burial place undecided. Call after 2 pm Sunday.
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Joseph Sacks
32Nd St
Sacks Pharmacy
12Th St
Fultoard NW
Mercy Hospital
Sacks
Cleveland
Canton
McKinley Ave
Arrowhead
Ohio State University
Jean Meyers Sacks
Barbara
Charles
Elya Sacks
Libby Duchin
Ezra
Nathan
Arnold Funeral
Ephriam Rosenzweig
Nominated by Minister Lent Honored As Father of 1949
Canton Junior Chamber of Commerce named H Webster Lent 56 as Father of 1949. Lent, a 38 year carpenter and father of four, was praised for civic service, Boy Scout work, church carpentry, and devotion to family in an event at a Canton luncheon where he received a scroll and savings bond.
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Anton
H. W. Lent
Carpenter
Canton
Canton Junior Chamber of Commerce
H. Webster (Webb
St SW
Don P. Mueller
Dueber Avenue Methodist Church
Lent
Mueller
Mildred Roig JR
Lincoln
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Cleveland
William
Bill) Lent
General Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
Baldwin-Wallace
Athens County
C. T. Mitchell
Masonic Lodge
United American Mechanics
Cleveland Indians
George N. Habig
Dale Shoemaker
Canton P. A. Council
Louis Ream
First National Bank
John Durato
Mansfield Lineman Electrocuted on High-Voltage Line
Glenn Leonard, 56, a lineman for Ohio Public Service Co., was electrocuted while repairing a high-voltage line about seven miles southeast of Mansfield. The incident occurred during routine maintenance and prompted an investigation by local authorities. Leonard was a longtime employee and resident of the area.
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Mansfield
Glenn Leonard
The
Ohio Public Service Co
Auditor Sparks Political Row Over City Truck Purchase
E M Kramer attorney for Boggs Reo Sales Co accuses City Auditor T Frank Snyder of politicking after Snyder blocked a $14 850 six truck contract, arguing state law requires fund certification. Kramer cites Bellefontaine case asserting no certification needed when money comes from sources other than the general tax list.
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T. Frank Snyder
E. M. Kramer
Boggs Reo Sales Co
Snyder
Kramer
Bellefontaine
Union Asked To Withdraw Pay Demands
Detroit June 18 AP Ford Motor Co asked the U A W to withdraw all economic demands for 18 months and peg wages to the cost of living. Ford would keep current wage rates for the period to set a stabilization pattern. The union called the proposal economically unsound and unacceptable. Walter Reuther condemned it as propaganda handouts. Ford forecast 5,000,000 unemployed and a drop in car demand. vice president Bugas outlined a three point plan: withdraw demands for 18 months starting July 16, maintain wages, negotiate wage changes later if COLI moves, mirroring GM pact. Ford opposed higher labor costs from pensions or welfare funds. The U A W seeks $100 monthly pensions for workers 60 and 5% payroll for health benefits, plus a wage rise to restore 1946 purchasing power. Similar requests were served on Chrysler. GM sits out under the auto pact for another year.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
C.I.0
United Auto Workers Today
Ford
John S. Bugas
Bugas
Reuther
U.A.W
G. M
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Chrysler
Mules Benefit From Timken Bearings In Missouri Test
In St Louis Missouri mules pulling a heavily loaded wagon prove roller bearings work. Their driver is arrested for cruelty but freed when William R Timken shows the team can draw the wagon easily. The Timken founders Henry Timken and his sons William and Henry H Timken built the bearings after a 1894 entry into carriage making.
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Joseph M. Koren
Missouri
St. Louis
William R. Timken
The
Timken Roller Bearing Co
William
Henry
Timken
Henry H
Imken 50th Anniversary Tours Open With Five Day Open House
IMKEN marks its 50th anniversary with a five day open house at the Canton and Gambrinus plants in Ohio this week. Tours start Monday with visiting hours 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. A marked route begins at the main gate on 19th Street and Dueber Avenue SW. Chartered buses shuttle visitors between the Canton steel mill and Gambrinus plants and return to the tour start point.
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Ohio Chamber
Washington
Arthur S. Fleming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hoover Commission
Brookside Country Club
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton and
Gambrinus
IMKEN
Canton and Gambrinus
Ohio
19Th St
Dueber
Canton Steel
Canton a world famous company bearing axle assembled
A Canton based firm is cited as world famous, with other parts bought from various shops. The assembled unit features a bearing equipped axle and references TIMKEN for further details on Page 10.
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Canton
Zane's Warehouse Sale Ad Highlights Disorganized Offers
A fragmented page ad shows a warehouse sale featuring wood and corrugated shipping boxes at low prices and mentions Kling stedt's at 425 Schroyer SW. Other ads promote Ferrara's Italian bread, paint brands, Globe Dairy Stores, and Bibles and Testaments with price ranges, all on Canton area street mentions.
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Klingstedt’s
Schroyer SW
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Iat
Leah A Ost
Leer
H. W. Hoover
Poheja Farm
44Th St NW
Cleveland Ave
Market Ave
Congress Lake Country Club
McKinley Monument
Park System
Roy D. Moore
Congress Lake
Mr. Moore
Prush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Reds
Fodeys
Canton Hardware
4Th St
Klingstedt Bros
Zane’s
Ralph K. Spencer
West
Paris
Russia
Austria
H. Webster
Dueber Church
Doris Lent
Crile General Hospital
Brecksville
McKinley High School
Cleveland Huron Road Hospital
A. F.L. Carpenters Local
G.M
Union
Walter P. Reuther
Government Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ferrara
America
Glidden
Pratt & Lambert
Harris Paints
Tusc
St West
Dial
Globe Dairy
7Th & Whipple
Canterbury-Craine
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