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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1949

Page

3

Public Strike Bill Revised In Ohio House

In Columbus on June 27 the Ohio House of Representatives moved to revise legislation for public employees grievances. The new bill aims to allow arbitration after failed conciliation with a three member panel. awards must be accepted unless legislative action prevents it, after which employees may strike to enforce the award. Senate action covers divorce, annulment revisions and poor relief financing. Governor Lausche may veto repealing the Ferguson Act, while a revised divorce delay introduces a three month petition to hearing gap and a further two month wait before decree final.

Columbus Ohio House of Representatives Frank L. Lausche Senate House Lausche House Education Committee

Dixie Still Haunted by Shadow Of Lash And Burning Crosses

The piece details widespread anti black violence across Alabama Georgia and Tennessee with 51 reports of lynchings flogging cross burnings bombings and intimidation since February. Despite many attacks only a few arrests or convictions are recorded with officials initiating investigations and a congressional probe. Local responses include the American Legion Birmingham efforts and anti mask bills in Alabama.

Dixie Alabama Tennessee Georgia Blue Hills Chattanooga Tenn Birmingham Ala Washington Federal Bureau of Investigation Alabama Senate House

Theft Reports From Local Residences

Gerald Barnhart reported a stolen alarm clock valued at six dollars from 305 Gibbs NE. Claude Barrino reported clothing worth 82.50 stolen from 1508 Parsonet SE. Ginger Lewis reported a 100 dollar theft from an iron strong box at 406 Mahonave SW. Ernest P Jewell reported a 32 foot extension ladder stolen from a truck at his residence 721 Mahoning Rd NE.

Gerald Barnhart Gibbs Claude Barrino Parson Et SE Ginger Lewis Ernest P. Jewell Mahoning Rd

Fireworks charge filed against Elyria man

Frank C. Mate, 21, of Elyria, was arrested late Saturday by police on a charge of discharging fireworks within the city limits. He was throwing lighted fire crackers on porches in the vicinity of Fourth Street and Rex Avenue when arrested, police said.

Frank C. Mate Elyria 4Th St Rex

Hoover Urges Limit on School Aid to Needy States

Former President Hoover argues that half of the Senate’s $300 million annual federal school aid could be saved by aiding only the truly backward states. He warns against federal grants creating government control and pork, urging aid tied to educational standards and targeting backward states while excluding unnecessary bureaucracy.

Washington Hoover Senate Rep. McConnell Pennsylvania House Education and Labor Committee House

Massillon Scouts Complete Camp School

Four teen boys finished the junior leaders camp school for Boy Scouts of America at the Massillon Buckeye Camp. C Stuart Rila of the Massillon Area Council announced the session covered camp event previews for the season. Instructors were John Shaw, Dave Heintzelman, and James Rila.

Massillon Boy Scouts of America Buckeye C. Stuart Rila Massillon Area

Lions Hear Speaker On Television From Ohio Power Co

Floyd Green of the Ohio Power Co will discuss television at the Lions Club weekly luncheon Tuesday noon in the Mergus restaurant.

LIONS Floyd Green Ohio Power Co The Lions Club Mergus

Branding irons show Oklahoma history through 350 pieces

Norman Oklahoma professor Dr Ellsworth Collings displays a collection of 350 branding irons to illustrate how the state s history is written in branding iron marks from Indian Territory days to today.

Branding Irons Norman Okla Ellsworth Collings University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Indian Territory

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