Agriculture price plan hints at flexible farm supports
The Truman administration weighs a compromise to avert farm surpluses and a drop in income. Administrations aides study flexible supports for nonperishables and marketing programs while debates linger over wartime rigid price supports for cotton to peanuts and the shift to parity based scales.
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Agriculture Department
Warren G Smith Exalted Ruler Named at Anton Elks
Warren G. Smith was named exalted ruler of Anton Elks Lodge No. 68 on Tuesday night. Elected officers include Robert Gray leading knight Paul Grimm loyal knight James Cowgill lecturing knight Richard C. Stober secretary Robert Simpson treasurer Joseph Fitzgerald alternate delegate Frank Fuhr tiler and Leslie E. Strong five year trustee. Officers will be installed April 12. The lodge approved a 100 donation to the Billy Husarick plastic surgery fund.
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Anton Elks Lodge No
Warren G. Smith
Robert Gray
Paul Grimm
James Cowgill
Richard C. Stober
Robert Simpson
Joseph Fitzgerald
Grand Lodge
Frank Fuhr
Leslie E. Strong
Billy Husarick
Parity and price supports under Aiken Law analyzed
A discussion explains parity price calculations for wheat under normal supplies. It contrasts the Aiken Law with a proposed plan that would set price supports at 90 percent of parity, with minimums and control programs affecting flexibility and loan-based surpluses.
Two Injured in Falls in Canton Area
Police reported William Guiton 66 of 713 Tuscarawas St E fractured a hip after a fall at Orchard Ave and Tuscarawas St E. He was taken to Aultman Hospital. Elizabeth Nemeth 6 of 1812 Minerva St NW suffered forehead contusions and was treated at Mercy Hospital after a fall on Cleveland Ave NW while going to school.
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William Guiton
Tuscawas St E
Orchard Ave
Tuscarawas St E
Aultman Hospital
Elizabeth Nemeth
Minerva Et NW
Mercy Hospital
Cleveland Ave NW
Woman Scientist Knows Too Much To Return to China
Congress passed a bill to grant permanent residence to Dr. Chung Kwai-lui, a Chinese scientist in the United States since 1936. Westinghouse officials say she works on confidential projects for the army and navy and could be endangered if forced to return amid China's civil war. The measure awaits White House action.
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Congress
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Chung Kwai-lui
United States
Oregon University
Westinghouse Electric Corp
House Judiciary Committee
Army
Navy
Westinghouse
China
Ohio Senate moves to fund stalled teachers pay raise
In Columbus the Ohio Senate education committee delayed a $25 monthly teacher raise and $3.50 per pupil funding until the source of funds is identified. Chairman Emmett R. Guthrie said a bill to provide the money is being drafted and would be introduced this session.
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Ohio Senate
Senate Education Committee
Emmett R. Guthrie
Coshocton
Senate
Lost Will trial nears end in New Philadelphia court
Defense and rebuttal testimony wrapped up in the Emma Fletcher Ream will case in New Philadelphia. Thirty three witnesses were called by each side since Feb 21 as relatives contest a lost or destroyed will that favored eight Fletcher Enamel Co. associates in Dunbar West Virginia. The trial resumes Thursday at 9 am for closing arguments and law points before Judge Blake C. Cook.
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New Philadelphia
Emma Fletcher Ream
Fletcher Enameling Co
Dunbar
W. Va
Blake C. Cook
North Canton Names Spelling Final Champion Finalist
John Hall of North Canton, an eighth grade pupil, becomes the first finalist certified for The Repository's third annual spelling bee final at Timken High School on April 22. The North Canton finals featured district entrants and noted past runner up status.
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North Canton
John
Willard Hall
Pierce Ave
Timken High School
Minerva
Dennison
Newcomerstown
Carrollton
Scio
Longfellow Junior High Keeps Dual Spelling Bees
Longfellow Junior High School Massillon runs two spelling bees this season. One bee was held as a school project and another aims to select champions for The Repository bee.
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Longfellow Junior High School
Massillon
Grand Jury To Study Truck Theft Charge
Gerald Mayle 27 of 1831 9th St NE pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a truck theft and waived preliminary hearing binding him to the grand jury. He was arrested March 6 in a reported stolen 1930 pickup. Trial on driving without a license deferred to April 4 pending grand jury action.
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Gerald Mayle
9Th St NE
D. L. McCarroll
Browns Tackle Chet Adams Stars In Uniontown Movie Night
Chet Adams of the Cleveland Browns will show films of the 1948 Browns season at Uniontown High School Saturday at 8 p m under the Uniontown Lions Club sponsorship. Lions Club plans a spring festival on the school grounds June 18.
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Chet Adams
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Uniontown Lions Club
Lions Club
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