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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1949
Page
4
A drug store ad promotes FASTEETH a non acid alkaline powder to keep false teeth firm and comfortable. It claims no gummy taste or sour feeling and that it also controls denture odor while preventing slipping during eating laughing or talking.
The Ohio House plans a vote on a bill to grant a 5 million dollar annual pay raise for 35 000 state employees not funded in the two year budget. Finance Director Defenbacher questions funding sources as the House sent the 646.8 million dollar budget to the Senate. The bill also aims to cut civil service classifications from 1500 to about 700 while a salary study commission guides reform. Governor Lausche urges wage adjustments matching living costs when the budget is adopted.
The House defeated a Senate passed bill to audit poor relief expenditures before spending. It needed 68 votes. Republicans split, with six voting yes and two Democrats opposing. The vote delayed a broader move amid claims of patronage risk and political pressure. The Senate also advanced a $2 million relief appropriation and changes to the highway patrol retirement system, plus truck weighing standardization and penalties for overloading.
In London on June 29 AP reports U S Treasury Secretary John W Snyder will meet Sir Stafford Cripps chancellor of the exchequer during Snyder’s upcoming tour of European capitals to discuss Britain’s dollar troubles.
Canton sets aside Dairy Day by Mayor Carl F. Klein citing milk as nature s most nearly perfect food. He urges business groups to observe for health and financial benefits as local dairymen celebrate at Meyers Lake Park from noon to midnight.
Judith Coplon faces a jury in Federal Court over alleged theft of top secret government information for the Soviet Union through her Russian husband. The eight men and four women will decide guilt on two counts, with penalties up to 13 years and 12,000 dollars if convicted on both.
More than 500 Carroll County farmers and families gathered at Carrollton High School to bid farewell to C. T. Newsom whose resignation as Carroll County farm agent takes effect July 1 He has accepted a post as manager of the Northeastern Ohio Poultry Association in Columbiana.
Frank T. Garmuschsky, 60, of 717 Shadyside Ave SW, was treated at Aultman Hospital after falling 25 feet from a tree while picking cherries. Police report the ladder broke and caused a dislocated hip and four rib fractures.
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