Taft Hartley Row Sparks Senate Strike Debate
Washington June 18 AP Senator Taft Ohio predicts Senate will keep Taft Hartley injunctions against national emergency strikes as John L Lewis attacks the act in a telegram to Senator Pepper praising opponents of amendments to repeal. Debate centers on injunctions versus government seizure and a cooling off period.
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Second Snapshot Contest Winners Named at The Repository
Amateur photographers from Canton Massillon North Industry Brewster and Tuscarawas shared top honors in the second weekly contest. First prizes of 5 dollars went to Robert Fasnacht Maxine Jones R. M. Crites and Nancy Lee Bowen in four categories. Second and third prize winners earned 2 and 1 dollars respectively, with all entries due by Thursday 8 am.
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Timken Story of Roller Bearings and Expansion
The Timken brothers advanced wagon axle bearings into a major industry. They built plants in Canton and Detroit, expanded into steel and tubes, and launched rail and automobile bearing divisions. World War I and II efforts spurred growth, with new mills, plants, and international ventures shaping Timken into a leading supplier of precision bearings and related products.
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Weather Report Canton and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon. High near 88, low tonight 68. Temperatures listed for major cities, wind, humidity, and barometric readings follow, with almanac details from Kent State University Canton.
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Three injured as Route 30 crash near Minerva
Three people were hospitalized after an auto crash on Route 30 near Minerva. Kathryn Saling 28 suffered severe shock and lacerations, Marion Saling 33 had an elbow cut, while Kathleen Hamilton Davis 22 sustained a brain concussion. A second accident on 12th street NW injured Donald MacKenzie 59 and Gertrude MacKenzie 54. Billie Lea Nelson 2 was treated after being struck on Young avenue NE.
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RD 1
Kensington
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Adults Available Schoolboys Find Summer Jobs Tough To Find Now
Ohio youths struggle to secure summer work as postwar markets tighten. Employers favor furloughed adults and in skilled or long-term roles youths remain unfit or unneeded. Agriculture offers the brightest teens’ hope, with sporadic odd jobs and baby-sitting as partial relief.
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Zimmerman
Three Year Old Girl Hurt In Route 8 Embankment Crash
Pauline Montrager three of RD 1 Uniontown suffered facial lacerations Saturday when a car driven by her father Dan Montrager went over an embankment on Route 8 one mile north of North Canton to avoid a vehicle stopping suddenly Deputies said she was treated at Shadyside Hospital in North Canton
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Fenton Ave NE
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RD 1
Uniontown
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North Canton
Shadyside Hospital
Ohio Firm Stockholder Seeks Receivership
Carl McGlone & Co. of Chicago asks the Common Pleas Court in Fremont to appoint a receiver for Clyde Porcelain Steel Co. manufacturer of Bendix washing machine tubs. He seeks an accounting, cites ongoing losses and alleged mismanagement, noting ownership of 4,300 Clyde common shares. Employment has dropped from 1,600 to about 800 in 18 months.
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Fremont
Trucker contract battle pits mayor against auditor
The dispute centers on funding from the motor vehicle license tax fund rather than the general tax list. Snyder refuses payment citing needed authority while Klein defends canceling the deal amid fraud allegations. Boggs Reo Sales delivered trucks to city barns as Downtown Motors protested the awarded bid. Future steps remain undecided as legal questions loom.
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Policemen Get Blind Boy a Companion Dog Barney the Collie
A blind boy in Claypoole receives a collie pup named Barney after generous benefactors. Warden Nicholas DiSimone approves the plan, fees waived, and attorney James Amerman pledges to cover costs. Harold, the boy, greets the dog with joy as policemen deliver the new companion, easing the family’s sorrow.
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Barney
Subtle Censorship Warned By AP Official
Gearhart Oregon June 18 AP Frank J Starzel general manager of the Associated Press warned that subtle censorship already operates in the United States. In a speech to the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association he urged publishers and readers to fight trends that threaten accurate reporting. He said censorship is often not outright but an attempt to control news at the source.
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Associated Press
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Tear Gas Quells Riot at Winder Jail
Police used tear gas and a fire hose to quell a riot outside the Winder jail after the sheriff jailed a 20 year old coal miner on a disorderly conduct charge. Three tear gas shells were fired as friends gathered and threatened.
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Winder
Soviet shifts and wary signs in Berlin talks
In New York this fall the first hint of a Soviet policy shift emerges as the blockade of Berlin is lifted. Western delegates report cautious Russian willingness to concede modestly, but no diplomat believes Moscow intends long term friendship. Experts say Moscow changed tactics but seeks to lull Europe and the United States into indifference.
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Columbus Mayor Eyes Governorship
Columbus mayor James A. Rhodes said he will wait to see fall municipal elections in Ohio before deciding on a run for governor. Now in his second term, Rhodes noted Republicans urge a new face and argue party strength must begin at the local level for a 1950 GOP comeback.
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