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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1949
Page
14
James Marlow outlines the evolving labor law saga from Wagner and Taft-Hartley to the current 81st Congress. He explains why a bill becomes law only after House and Senate approval and a possible presidential veto, noting party control and committee dynamics shaping the process.
Kent State University’s a cappella choir will perform at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 4 p.m. Eleanor Zika and Dean Johnston will be among the Canton students singing. Caro Carapetyan, associate professor of music, directs a program featuring works by Gallus Gabrieli Bach Kaliniikoff and Rachmaninoff plus American and English pieces and folk songs.
Sydney researchers note the wartime example set by American servicemen spurred fast growth in local ice cream consumption. Prewar per person use averaged two-thirds of a gallon annually, now nearly two gallons.
Stark County Pomona Grange members voted to oppose lifting bans on colored margarine sales after an all day meeting at Fairmont grange hall near Alliance. They also opposed daylight saving time and urged Ohio to adopt a uniform standard time system.
In Kalamazoo Michigan Douglas C Trumbull received an automobile license plate 48 26 that matches his telephone number suggesting a rare coincidence. Police officials note no crime and no wrongdoing occurred.
An American official rejected Soviet demands to send three man teams to each state in the American zone to locate Nazi looted property. The reply followed a letter from Soviet commander Sokolovsky to Gen. Clay condemning restitution policies and asserting Soviet claims to many properties.
An American economics official said the deadline for filing claims for properties looted by the Nazis expired a year ago. Exceptionally meritorious cases which cropped up since are being considered.
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