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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1949

Page

4

Union Pension Debated Again At Steel Parley

In Pittsburgh on June 20 AP reports U S Steel and the CIO United Steel Workers renewed talks to decide if pensions will be discussed. Murray seeks pension gains and wage hikes, totaling about 100 monthly for pensions and raises beyond 1.65 hourly wage now. If no agreement, a major steel industry strike could erupt, with July 16 set as the strike deadline.

Pittsburgh U. S. Steel Corp The C.I.0 United Steel Workers Murray Philip Murray Big Steel John L. Lewis United Mine Workers U. S. Steel C.I.O

Six Hurt One Arrested During Weekend Fights

Stanley Langley 30 of 919 Sandall NE charged with assault after an argument Sunday night at 1831 9th St NE left Howard Mayle 28 of 874 Carnahan Ave NE with face neck and forearm lacerations. Langley and Mayle treated at Mercy Hospital. Two others received care at Mercy from a fight on 6th St NE. Involved were Lloyd Cory 43 of 807 6th St NE and Leo Edgell 30 of 1432 Seneca Pl NE with various injuries. Melvin Watson 22 of 1413 Willett Ave SE fractured a hand breaking up a fight on Cherry Ave SE. Mrs. Ray Moch 36 of 1024 8th St SE treated at Mercy for facial injuries from a neighbor dispute.

Stanley Langley Sandall NE 9Th St NE Howard Mayle Carnahan Ave Langley Mr. Mayle Mercy Hospital 6Th St NE Lloyd Cory Leo Edgell Seneca Pl Melvin Watson Willett Ave Cherry Ave Ray Moch 8Th St SE

Traffic Arrests Reported for Four Motorists and Seven Citations

Four motorists were arrested by police and deputies Sunday and Saturday for DUI and related offenses. Ralph Calvert, 28, of Hartville, received three days in jail and license suspensions after erratic driving on Swamp road. Edward Evans, 31, Massillon, cited for DUI on Route 30 at 55 mph. Paul Esakov, 30, Akron, fined 20 dollars for speeding on Route 8. Harry Sigsbey, 46, Canton, charged with reckless driving after hitting a curb and a building. Seven signal light and stop sign summonses issued to listed individuals.

Ralph Calvert Graber Hartville Swamp Rd Edward K. Evans RD 2 Massillon Paul Esakov Akron North Canton Harry L. Sigsbey Tuscarawas St E Correllave Arthur L. Raines Park Ave Taylor R. Johnstone Mearl Wood 6Th St Frank Nieporte High Ave Charles Ardelean Oak Park Trailer Camp Ray G. Shaeffer 3Rd St

Million Dollar Public Works Plan in Tel Aviv

A joint Israeli government and Jewish Agency program launches to address unemployment and lack of housing for immigrants. The initiative aims to fund housing and job creation projects in Tel Aviv amid postwar settlement efforts.

Tel Aviv Jewish Agency

Divorce on Decline Report From Church Council

Dr. Leland Foster Wood, secretary of the commission on marriage and the home of the Federal Council of Churches, reports that the crest of postwar divorce in the United States has passed.

Leland Foster Wood Commission On Marriage Federal Council of Churches U. S

Auto Thief Prefers Peaceful Prison to Domestic Troubles

Three defendants in cases were sent to Mansfield Reformatory by Common Pleas Judge Paul G. Weber after probation hearings. Zane R. Kennedy, 24, withdrew a probation request and received 1 to 20 years for operating a vehicle without owner’s consent, citing domestic trouble. Robert J. Burns, 22, of Alliance, drew three consecutive 1 to 15 year sentences for breaking and entering.

Mansfield Reformatory Common Pleas Paul G. Weber Zane Ray Kennedy E. Keystone St. Alliance Weber Robert J. Burns N. Johnson Ave Alliance

Baum's Little Minzie Wins At Skokie Valley Show

Baum's Little Minzie, owned by Mrs. Pearl Baum of Plain Avenue NE, finished as champion at the Skokie Valley Kennel Club trials in Arlington Heights Illinois. She won best of breed and placed third in the toy class, being a daughter of Champion Baum's Little Chick.

Champ Baum Pearl Baum Plain Ave NE Skokie Valley Kennel

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