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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
3
Dr. Charles A Barnes named director of medicine at Doctor's Hospital in Cleveland with specialization in research diagnosis and treatment of metabolic diseases and will serve as special consultant on internal medicine. His wife is Mrs Edwin M Case of Canton.
H. E. Reynolds reports on Kent State University Canton curriculum at the Cant on and Eastern Ohio Association of Purchasing Agents dinner. Officers and directors are to be elected by mail. ballot results will be announced at the May meeting. Melville Shaffer John Caldwell and A F Kring chosen to select candidates.
Vice Admiral Fechteler told a House subcommittee that 27 percent of WWII submariners did not return, urging legislation to equalize hazard pay. Maj. Gen. Dahhurst argued combat infantrymen suffered heavier casualties yet received only ten dollars extra monthly, while airmen and submariners receive fifty percent. The bill would cut hazard pay for many officers and raise it for some enlisted personnel.
Ruth Catterton and husband Barry Thomson face a civil suit over cooking odors in their Ritz Tower Hotel apartment on Park Avenue. Tenant Walter Strauss describes the aromas as decidedly unpleasant and lingering, while the hotel cites fire hazard concerns and restrained comment.
Rev. Robert S. Bower of Niles Ohio accepted a call to the First Presbyterian Church in Allentown Pennsylvania after the war.
Robert Hillibish was presented the Scoutmaster Key at a Nimishillen District scouter meeting held Wednesday night at the Jewish Center. He is the scout master of Troop 28 at Lowell Reform Church. The key is the highest adult Boy Scout honor, requiring at least five years as scoutmaster and 200 hours of training.
Gen. Henri Monore Giraud was buried today in Paris with national honors. Top government and military leaders attended the funeral and the Tomb of the Invalides received his body, a site reserved for generals who served in combat. About 20 000 people viewed the bier last night.
The Memph is Press Scimitar lists birth announcements for three newborn boys. Parents named are Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Rather, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fair, and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Day.
In Ithaca New York more than 1300 4-H Club members across 50 counties and about 735 vocational agriculture students from 140 schools join this year’s state demonstration tree planting program.
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