Deficit To Hurt U S Economy Says Truman
President Truman warned a federal deficit would threaten the U S economy more than raising taxes urging Congress to approve a 4 billion dollar tax hike. He defended stand by price and rationing controls while denying reports of a cabinet rift over inflation policy.
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Truman
Washington
George D
Georgia
Senate Finanice Nottee
Congress
George
Edwin G. Nourse
Council of Economic Advisers
Nourse
Leon Keyserling
John D. Clark
Driver Convicted Of Manslaughter In Traffic Death
Nathaniel H. Henson, 44, of Cleveland, found guilty by a jury after a three hour deliberation on second degree manslaughter in the December 20 traffic death of Carlo Tiberi, 49, at 2nd Street and Young Street NE. Judge to rule on motion for new trial. possible 1 to 20 year sentence. State was represented by Assistant Prosecutors W. Bernard Rodgers and John Rossetti.
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Nathaniel H. Henson
Cleveland
Carlo Tiberi
10Th St SE
2Nd St
Young
William R. Quinn
Henson
Paul G. Weber
W. Bernard Rodgers
John Rossetti
Bevin Confers With Acheson To Boost Unity
Western nations align behind a solid front as Bevin and Acheson plan major conferences to back the North Atlantic Security Treaty. They aim to unify the West against Russia and resolve differences over a single German government in occupied zones, with talks touching Turkey Greece Iran and a Mediterranean defense pact.
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Washington
Bevin
Acheson
Russia
Robert Schuman
Germany
Schuman
Turkey
Greece
Iran
Southeast Asia
Diplomatic Bitter Split Shocks Yugoslavia Belgrade
Russia and Cominform allies have quietly pulled ambassadors and ministers from Yugoslavia, signaling a diplomatic boycott. Belgrade notes border clash protests, and Albania and Bulgaria are cited in a broader strain with Tito's government. Details show uncertain returns and notables like Kochi Xoxe amid the tensions.
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Russia
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Macedonia
Borba
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Serbia
Kochi Xoxe
Albania
Enver Hoxha
Tirana
Antatoli Lavgentiev
Prague
Andrei Vishinsky
Karlsbad
Czechoslovakia
124 Cent Raise Boosts Painter Pay in Stark County
A 12 percent wage hike negotiated by the AFL-CIO Painters Local and Stark County Painting and Decorating Contractors Association raises hourly rates across painter classifications to 2.00 dollars for brush painters 2.02 for industrial painters 2.15 for spray painters and 2.37 for structural steel painters. About 350 Canton painters benefit while fringe benefits are trimmed to offset the increase. Glazier negotiations loom as six contractors resist a 12 percent hike for outside glaziers and a 5 cent rise for inside glaziers amid talks and Taft Hartley concerns.
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Stark County
Painting and Decorating Contractors Association of America
John W. Gerber
C. J. Bolender
Association
Canton
A. F. L. Glaziers
Glaziers
Gerber
Stark
Carroll
Wayne
Holmes
Ashland
Richland
Tuscarawas
Crawford Counties
Flowers in Action time-lapse film draws 1500 at Canton lecture
The Repository and Canton Garden Center presented the third annual flower lecture at Timken Vocational High School drawing about 1,500 flower enthusiasts. T. J. Corgan demonstrated a full color time-lapse film showing spring across the nation with plants blooming in seconds.
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T. J. Corgan
Winnetka, Ill
Alantaean
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Timken Vocational High School
The
Repository
Canton Garden Center
Garden Center
W. Robert Timken
Hris
Southland
Midwest
Truman Signs Bill Extending Rent Controls
President Truman signed a 15 month extension of rent ceilings, calling the act effective with enforcement teeth and a crushing defeat for the real estate lobby. A city by city decontrol path could ease government withdrawal, with a fair net operating income guaranteed to landlords. Immediate rent boosts are not expected as survey work on costs and income proceeds slowly, and hardship rules remain in effect.
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Washington
Tighe Woods
Truman
Woods
Judge frees Gusik in 1947 Italy double slaying case
U S District Judge Mell G Underwood orders Thomas A Gusik a private serving a 16 year term for killing two Italian black marketers in Leghorn Italy in 1947 freed on a writ of habeas corpus The Cleveland man argued lack of liberty due process and trial jurisdiction The case cites ineffective counsel and third degree methods by Counter Intelligence Corps agents The government plans to appeal if freedom granted
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U.S
Mell G. Underwood
Italy
Thomas A. Gusik
Cleveland
Leghorn
Underwood
Gusik
Reformatory
Tl Ohio Lawyers
Con
Counter Intelligence Corps
Army
U. S
Loren G. Windom
Area Safety Council Puts Forward Broad Program
The Stark region safety council approved a wide plan to center on ongoing education and public relations to foster a citywide safety campaign. The estimated $10,000 annual funding remains to be secured, with plans to begin as early as May and involve residents directly in vehicular, home, and farm safety.
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Federal Power Commission
East Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Yetce Area Safety Council
Belden
Stark
Pyvocu
H. M. Klingensmith Co
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Power Commission
Terry W. Brown
East Ohio Gas
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Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
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