Klein Asks State Aid as Canton Chamber Opens Meeting
Ohio Chamber of Commerce directors began a three day session at the Onesta Hotel after Mayor Carl F Klein urged greater state financial aid to cities. Former Gov George White joined at the table as a director. Harold Turner was elected permanent director for utilities, succeeding Walter Sammis. The group heard a Hoover Commission report preview and toured local sites, with plans for a reception hosted by Roy D Moore and Timken plant visits before final Friday sessions reviewing national affairs.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Onesta
Carl F. Klein
Ohio
George White
Marietta
White
Ohio Chamber
Klein
Mr. White
Harold E. Turner
Ohio Power Co
Ohio Public Utilities
Walter H. Sammis
Ohio Edison Co
Akron
C. I. Weaver
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Eugene Carr
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Hoover Commission
Wesleyan
Herbert Hoover
U.S. Civil Service Commission
H. W. Hoover
Poheja Farm
Congress Lake Country Club
Canton Art Museum
McKinley Monument
Canton
Union Metal Mfg. Co
Onesto Hotel
Herschel C. Atkinson
Ohio Chamber and
W. A. Porterfield
Union Metal
The
C. A. Streb
Emma League Standings Update From The Repository
Emma League standings show Roanoke’s Larry Vinson in command with a six game lead over Valdeen Burris of Fairmount Children’s Home and The Repository’s Leonardo Dantic. Ronald Hunt of Durham, N C., and Sammy Spencer of Washington School split the rest of the field as Emma won two from McClincey and several others while Burris claimed two from Warner and Dobbins as the race tightens toward the league’s final days.
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Larry Vinson
Roanoke
Valdeen Burris
Fairmount Children’s Home
Repository
Ronald Hunt
Durham
N. C
George Wentz
Huntington
W. Va
Sammy Spencer
Washington School
Emma
Jeannette McClincey
Cleveland
Janet Siers
Frank Abe
East Hartford
Val
Grant Warner
Morgantown
Jerry Dobbins
Reading, Pa
Weather Forecast Ohio and Nearby Regions
Increasing cloudiness today with a high near 85. Scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight with a low around 45. Tomorrow considerable clouds with more showers, Friday into Saturday. Saturday should be fair with little temperature change. Ohio temperatures run about 5 degrees above normal with comfortable humidity. Northwest showers start today and spread tomorrow. Stark differences include Akron 78 57 and Cleveland 63 59, Columbus 83 58, Cincinnati 84 60. Almanac details and readings follow.
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Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
G. Andrus
Chesapeake
Associated Press
Akron
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
City
Detroit
Duluth
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Clady
New York
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Canton
Ford Wage Pegging Proposal Rejected by Union
DETROIT June 23 AP Ford wage freeze proposal denounced as counterfeit security by the United Auto Workers. Walter Reuther called it a flight into fantasy and upside down economics as 106,000 Ford workers negotiations intensified. The union rejected Ford’s plan to hold wages while withdrawing economic demands amid a slipping car market and rising unemployment concerns.
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Detroit
Ford
C.I.U. United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
U.A. W
Reuther
Reuthers
Johns. Bugas
Marble League Champions Tour Ends With New York Boat Ride
The champions and crew toured to New York City by excursion steamer Sandy Hook after Atlantic Highlands. They viewed the Statue of Liberty's skyline, enjoyed a dockside picnic, and watched a dock fire light up the scene. After final games, boardwalk amusements open for champions. Grand finals Friday morning determine the U S crown amid six league winners.
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Sammy
Freddie Cunningham
Huntington
Earl Brown
Binghamton
N. Y
John Karder
Uniontown
Brian Crabb
Johnson City
Robert Williams
Pittsburgh
Jerry Daley
Easton
Louis Parisi
Oneonta
New York City
Atlantic Highlands
Sandy Hook
New York
U. S
Belmont County Democrat Confronts Senate Over FEPC Report
Tensions rise as lawmakers clash over a conference report on FEPC and an education program. Metzenbaum resists questions while dissenters accuse peers of intolerance and partisan obstruction. The scene features rebukes from Roscoe Walcutt and William Deddens as debate stalls.
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Nye
Metzenbaum
House
Senate
Belmont County
S.o.b
Miss Mahoney
Blake
Jake Clayman
Ohio C.I
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Franklin
Boyd
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
Dedders
Deddens
House OKs loans for three state universities
The House passed a bill to loan 750000 to Bowling Green State University and 1125000 each to Miami and Ohio universities to build student centers. The measure advances to the Senate as Rep A G Lancione notes leadership aim to end sessions by mid July. A committee killed a utility rate dispute bill by 7-3 vote to indefinitely postpone. Roy Browne criticizes it as aid for one company in one city. Senator Robert C Ragan sponsored the measure.
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House
Bowling Green State University
Miami
Ohio
Senate
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
General Assembly
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
Public Utilities Commission
Roy E. Browne
Akron Law
Robert C. Ragan
Lucas
Canton Believed as Both Heat Humidity Decline
The Canton area cooled after a string of extreme heat with a 53 degree low reported at 6 am after a high of 86 on Wednesday. Forecasts from Akron Canton Airport predict more showers tonight and Friday with Saturday turning fair and steady temperatures. Humidity eased to 37 percent today after Monday reached 75 percent during a Turkish bath event.
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Akron-Canton
Barthelmeh Named Inspector for Stark County Fairgrounds Project
J. J. Barthelmeh former county commissioner has been hired by county commissioners as inspector on the Stark County Fairgrounds grandstand remodeling. Salary set at 200 dollars per month effective June 1.
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J. J. Barthelmeh
Stark County Fairgrounds
Hen Produces Eggs Equal To Nearly Five Times Her Weight
An average hen that yields roughly 200 eggs per year lays almost five times her body weight in eggs. The statement highlights remarkable egg production relative to the hen’s size.
Housing Bill Faces Substitute Plan Amid House Fight
Washington June 23 AP Democrats predicted victory as the House debate on public housing entered its second day. The plan aims to finance slum clearance, low rent housing, and farm housing aids at an estimated cost between 7.5 and 20 billion dollars. A fist swinging brawl occurred on the floor involving Sabath and Cox. Roosevelt Jr. introduced a $6 billion cooperative housing proposal for moderate-income families.
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Washington
House
Truman
Rayburn
Halleck
Indiana
Byrnes
James E. Byrnes
Billio
Representative Sabath
Illinois
Representative Cox
Georgia
Cox
Sabath
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York
Plane crash off Bari shores kills 30 to 40 aboard
A four engine Elm airliner of KLM fell into the sea near Bari Italy killing between 30 and 40 people including Americans Dutch and Turks. 24 bodies were recovered and rescue work faced rough seas as Italian navy divers aided operations. The Rome air ministry said a crash occurred with few details available.
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Bari
Italy
Royal Dutch Airlines
K.L.M
Rome
Batavia
Amsterdam
Air Ministry
Heroine helps passengers escape burning plane
Miss Hanavan assisted two men in opening an emergency window and guiding travelers from a damaged aircraft. An explosion did not occur as firefighters from a nearby air base arrived and extinguished the fire before flames reached pools of gasoline under the plane.
Congress Puts Spotlight on Flogging Cases
Washington June 23 AP The Justice Department and Congress launch a joint inquiry into hooded gang floggings in Alabama. Rep Celler directs a civil rights subcommittee to assess rights violations while DOJ pursues independent probes. Witnesses may include flogging victims and Birmingham reporter Clarke Stallworth in Sumston. The planned civil rights bill aims to create a federal commission, a joint congressional panel, DOJ reorganization, and stricter prohibitions on intimidation to end Jim Crow in interstate commerce.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Alabama
Celler
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Department
Department of Justice
Cellar
Congressional
Veterans’ Committee
Birmingham
Ala
Carl K. Wells
Organized Veterans’ Committee Against
Hobbs
Wells
Clarke Stallworth
Birmingham Post
Stallworth
Federal
Civil Rights Commission
Congressional Committee On
FBI
Traffic Arrests List of Eleven Motorists Fined and拘
Eleven motorists were arrested by police deputies and state highway patrolmen on Wednesday for assorted traffic violations including no permit ignoring stop signs and speeding. The report names individuals and addresses in Massillon Canton and nearby areas, detailing collisions and ensuing penalties and summonses.
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Martin P. Cain
Shorty Ave
9Th St
Marion Ave
Ray W. Kellogg
12Th St
Genevieve Manfull
RD 1
Carrollton
2Nd St
Rowland Ave
Lorin F. Karcher
Gerber
Walter W. Geiger
Minerva
3Rd St
High Ave
Paul A. Snyder
Harrison Ave
Louis A. Rechkemmer
St. Elmo Ave
Hughey Allen
Scoville Ave
Balazs Bala Sr
Mapleton
Robert Schmaltz
Amherst Pl
Beldenave
Balla
Canton Metal Alloys Co
Karl E. Herbruck
RD 2
Mary M. Curtis
Chestnut
Massillon
John Slifka
7Th St
Irvin Freudmann
Turkeyfoot Lake
Kenneth Engler
20Th St
Harold Shanabrook
8Th St
Donald W. Adler
Louisville
Sam Zucchero
S. Senecast
Alliance
Frank E. Hart
2Nd St NW
Man Wanders Into Store by Mistake in Lang Froid
In Jackson Tennessee a man entered a fashionable women's shop by error and, trying to appear casual, surveyed the room then adjusted his hat in a mirror before leaving quietly.
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Lang Froid Jackson, Tenn
Bandit Hit by Toy Gun In Tavern Clash
In Chicago a tavern robbery ended when a customer Frank Murro tackled the bandit as he escaped with $26 from the till. Owner Carl Gian gallanti joined, knocking the thief with a bar stool. The bandit was rendered unconscious by Murro then struck with the toy pistol.
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Bandit
Toy Gun
Real Hospital
Chicago
Frank Murro
Carl Giangalanti
Murro
Murder in Oak Ridge Shocks Open City
Oak Ridge Tennessee reports its first major crime since becoming an open city last March. John T Bootman of Gadsden Alabama was killed with a butcher knife while visiting relatives.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
John T.bootman
Gadsden
Ala
Native US crops still in direct agricultural use
The article notes a narrow set of plants remaining actively cultivated in U S agriculture. It lists pecans blueberries Concord grapes sunflowers and selects plums and strawberries as the continued native contributors. The statement emphasizes limited native species in current farming practice.
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United States
Suit To Enjoin Eviction Of 9 Awaits Filing
Attorney Louis Khourey for Joseph and Grace Cricks and their seven children seeks a temporary injunction to halt eviction under Canton’s 1942 unsafe buildings ordinance. The Cricks, residing at 430 5th St NE, face displacement after condemnation by Building Inspector Lloyd Davis. The suit will argue the ordinance is arbitrary and unconstitutional, pausing eviction while a final hearing determines the ordinance’s legality. The petition will be filed for temporary relief once common pleas judges sign.
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Louis Khourey
Joseph and
Grace Cricks
5Th St NE
Lloyd Davis
City of
Canton
Khourey
Cricks
Judges of Common Pleas Court
Timken Plants Close July 3 For Vacations
Timken Roller Bearing Co to suspend operations at all plants during the weeks of July 3 and July 10 for inventory taking and mass vacations. Canton melt shop to close Saturday night. other plants in Columbus Mount Vernon Zanesville Wooster Colorado Springs St Thomas Ontario to shut down two weeks.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton and Gambrinus
Canton
John E. Fick
Steel and Tube
Timken
Columbus
Mount Vernon
Zanesville
Wooster
Colorado Springs
Colo
St. Thomas
Ontario
Canada
Scientists study pine tree deaths in Spokane area
In Spokane Washington an intensive study by scientists seeks the cause of mysterious pine tree deaths. Hundreds of pines have been drying up and turning gray in the last six months.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
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C. of C
H. E. Turner
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Flemming
Roy D. Moore
Congress Lake
Mr. Moore
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Canton Chamber
Brookside Country Club
Brookside
Hoover
Weather Report
Kent State University
William Suffrich
Bethlehem
Michael Duke
Yonkers
James Calloway
Hartford
Marbles
Jim Seccombe
Board of Elections
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