Mrs Mesta Seeks Role as First Full Time U S Envoy
Mrs Perle Mesta, noted Washington society hostess, hopes to become the first full time U S minister to Luxembourg if the Senate confirms her nomination. She plans to focus on diplomacy, enterta ining may accompany duties, and looks forward to touring Luxembourg's steel industry.
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Senate
Washington
Mrs. Truman
Bess
Mesta
Hugues LE Gallais
Luxemburg
United States
George Mesta
Pittsburgh
Leonard Sebrans Named Leader of Service Institute
Leonard Sebrans of the Jewish Community Center was named president of the Community Service Institute of Stark County at the final 1948 49 meeting at the YMCA. Carl Nist was named vice president, Phyllis Hamilton secretary, Helen Tulley treasurer. A five member panel discussed Canton area group work agencies and service programs across organizations including American Legion Kiwanis Rotary Lions and Massillon Catholic Service League. The institute will resume meetings in September.
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Leonard Sebrans
Jewish Community Center
Community Service Institute of
Stark County
James Tidball
American Red Cross
Canton
Carl Nist
Stark County Welfare Department
Phyllis Hamilton
Helen Tulley
Catholic Service League of Massillon
American Legion
Cyril Paumier
George Nieport
Kiwanis
Raymond Rosedale
Canton Cooperative Club
Glenn Manard
Rotary
Philip Fleischer
Lions’ Club
Hyde Re-Elected Head of Stark County Mental Hygiene Society
Dr. Arthur G. Hyde, superintendent of Massillon State Hospital, was re-elected president at a Y M C A dinner meeting. Officiants named included Alton Thomas as vice president and Chester Corbett as treasurer, with Miss Clara Burns secretary. Nine new directors were added for 1949 50, including Mrs Clyde Wright and Walter Webb.
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Arthur G. Hyde
Massillon State Hospital
Stark County Mental Hygiene Society
Alton Thomas
Chester Corbett
Clara Burns
Stark County
Calvin S. Baker
Ohio Mental Health Bureau
Department of Public Welfare
Salisbury man robbed of life savings at marathon
Salisbury Mass. John Chester aged 70 kept his $2400 life savings in his pocket fearing theft at home. While he attended a local marathon a pickpocket stole the money from him.
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Salisbury
Mass
John Chester
Russians Hint Truce in Strike in Berlin
In Berlin on June 22 AP reports the Russians signaled a possible end to the month-long rail strike. They pledged no reprisals against workers who walked off, while an allied spokesman said the move could form a basis for settlement. Maj. Gen. Pavel Kvashnin reiterated that the Russian controlled railway would honor promises in a prior compromise offer. The strike, involving about 14,000 workers, had previously rejected assurances over reprisals and union recognition amid intimidation fears. The development follows directives from the Big Four to restore normal trade in Berlin and Germany.
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Berlin
Pavel Kvashnin
Paris
Germany
Stench Bomb Thrown In Strike at Cleveland
A stench bomb was thrown into the home of John J Bukovnik, a West Side resident and 10-year Warner & Swasey employee, as the strike at the Cleveland plant continues since December. The firm reports about 300 of 1,800 workers have returned to work amid wage and union-mandate disputes.
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Cleveland
West Side
Warner & Swasey Co
John J. Bukovnik
Minnesota dairy sets per cow record at 200 pounds butterfat
Minnesota reports record average butterfat 200 pounds per cow at Payl milk operation in St Paul. University dairy specialist Rainer Leighton notes artificial breeding has boosted herd performance in recent years.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Rainer Leighton
University Dairy
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Frank Callan
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