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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1949

Page

9

Photographer Reported Held In Prewar Espionage Case

A photographer linked to Whitaker Chambers testimony on prewar espionage was said to be located in California and could corroborate Chambers. FBI declined comment while House committee members noted no notification. Hiss awaits trial as a key witness in the case and documents were found via microfilms from Chambers hidden in a pumpkin on his Maryland farm.

California FBI House UN- American Activities Committee Senator Mundt South Dakota House Committee Chambers Washington Hiss Alger Hiss State Department New York un-American Activities Committee Westminster

Slovak Groups’ Party Gifts Red Cross 123 Dollars

The Canton Red Cross chapter received 123 dollars from the Slovak Political Club and Slovak Home Club as proceeds of their party at 1814 Henry Ave SW on Saturday night. The event featured games, a talk by Jack H. Barnes of the disaster preparedness committee, and Red Cross film footage. Miss Mary Goss presented the check as arrangements chair and recording secretary.

Canton Red Cross Henry Ave Jack H. Barnes Mary Goss

Consistory Attended By Bishop McFadden

Vatican officials invited Bishop James A. McFadden of Youngstown and his secretary Msgr. Andrew A. Prokop to a public consistory. Five women were to be canonized: Bartolomeo Capitanio, Vincenzo Gerosa, Maria Giuseppina Rossello, Jeanne de Valois, and Jeanne de Lestonnac.

Vatican City Vatican Secretariat of State James A. McFadden Youngstown Msgr Andrew A. Prokop Bartolomeo Capitanio Vincenzo Gerosa Maria Giuseppina Rossello Jeanne de Valois Jeanne de Lestonnac

Reds Return Ship Tuesday

Lewes Delaware March 14 AP The lend lease cruiser Milwaukee is set to be returned to the United States by the Russians tomorrow after delays. About 800 crewmen anchored off Lewes March 7 while the Molotov prepared to take officers and crew back to the Soviet Union. Official return of the vessel first of 586 loaned during the war is planned with the press invited aboard.

Lewes Del Milwaukee United States Navy Delaware Soviet Union Camden N. J Russia U.S. Navy

Interplanet Flights Predicted by Nazi V-2 Expert

Downey California march 14 AP Dr Walter Reidel chief designer at Peenemunde now aiding US forces at North American Aviation predicts space will be conquered in stages. Within 5 to 10 years a satellite will orbit Earth. in 25 years a space station. finally interplanetary service. He notes the V-2 could deliver devastating impact and recalls Hitler’s light regard for the weapons.

Downey Calif Walter Riedel Germany Peenemuende Pomerania U. S. Air Force North American Aviation Co Hitler Fuehrer

Borderline Anemia Tale and Ironized Yeast Remedies

An article promotes Ironized Yeast Tablets to treat borderline anemia caused by ferro nutritional blood deficiency. It cites pallor fatigue and low energy as signs and urges regular doctor visits while claiming the product can rebuild faded blood cells and restore vitality and alertness.

Hart Elected By A P Editors

Stanley E. Hart of the Warren Tribune Chronicle was elected president of the Associated Press Editors of Ohio at the closing session of the largest meeting in the group’s history. Other officers include William L. Powers, Robert C. Barton, Burdette T. Johns, and George A. Smallsteed. Three papers tied for top awards in the annual newsphoto contest: Dayton Journal Herald, Columbus Dispatch, and Chillicothe Gazette.

Hart Tom Hook Dayton Daily News Frank J. Starzel New York Associated Press A.P Ohio William L. Powers The Youngstown Vindicator Robert C. Barton Lima News Burde

Kroll Attacks Miner Holiday Action in Taft-Hartley Context

Cincinnati March 14 Jack Kroll national director of the CIO Political Action Committee criticizes John L Lewis for calling a mine holiday. He calls the move wasteful and dangerous to workers and hopes it does not derail Taft-Hartley repeal. He urges humane Congressional consideration for workers.

Cincinnati Jack Kroll C.I.O. Political Action Committee John L. Lewis Kroll John Lewis

Southern filibuster labeled as deprivation of minority rights

The forum framed the Southern filibuster in the Senate as just another attempt to deprive a large minority of the rights and privileges accorded to all American citizens on paper.

Philadelphia estimates tiny vehicle fleet at eighteen million

In Philadelphia officials estimate 18 million pint sized vehicles including autos motorcycles bicycles and motor scooters while total automobile registrations reach 35 million units highlighting a large count of small transport devices in use.

Philadelphia

Firm Ready To Make Autos Tucker Claims

Preston Tucker says Tucker Motor Co will be ready to restart production if federal courts permit a reorganization. After talks with Cleveland Tucker dealers, he plans to announce within 10 days a plan under the Federal Bankruptcy Act. He noted about 100 cars had been produced, with around 50 completed and out.

Cleveland Tucker Motor Co Preston Tucker Cleveland Tucker Tucker Corp Chicagoan

Massillon to Hear Dr No Yong Park on Far East

Dr No Yong Park, Far Eastern affairs professor at the University of Kentucky, will speak at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Massillon Public Library on America and Russia in China. The lecture, organized by the library and the YWCA public affairs committee, will address changes shaping tomorrow’s world.

Massillon No-Yong Park America Russia China Massillon Public Library University of Kentucky Park Library Y.W.C.A

Farley in Ohio Forecasts Civil Rights Compromise

James A. Farley warned that filibuster by southern senators has only a temporary victory over civil rights supporters and urged a compromise between Truman Democrats and state rights southerners. He spoke at St Mary of the Springs College in Ohio.

Columbus James A. Farley Mr. Farley St. Mary of the Springs College

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Justice Department Whittaker Chambers McFadden Romind Stanley J. Malecki Pound, Wis Chicago Reds A.P. Editors Warren Stanley E. Hart Warren Tribune Chronicle C.I.0 Lewis Uae Waleed Pertti T. C. Pennington Worth C. Myers CO Radiantube Lifetime Frigidaire Moe Tusc. W Tucker Far East Farley Prescription Finney 415 Market Ave. N
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