American Day rally invites new citizens at Timken High
Belden School eighth graders sponsor a 2:30 p m program at Timken Vocational High School auditorium to honor new citizens and those who recently turned 21. U S Representative John McSweeney is expected as guest speaker for a Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities themed dedication co sponsored by Canton Parent Teacher Association and Belden School.
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Belden
Timken Vocational High School
Cess
U. S
John McSweeney
Raymond Capestrain
Newton Ave
Claudette
David Popa
Betty Capestrain
Capestrain
France
Anthony Heropoulos
7Th St NE
Helen Apostalides
Charles Silea
Canton Parent- Teacher Association
Susannah Latham
R. C. Custer
Doctor Truman Near 65 Described as an Iron Man
Washington May 7 AP President Truman nearing his 65th birthday is described by White House physician Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham as virtually an iron man with a splendid constitution. He warns the President works too hard and sees many callers, often reading night reports. Truman weighs 178 pounds but Graham would like him nearer 170 and notes the President swims with glasses on in the White House pool.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Wallace Graham
Graham
Dr. Graham
Warren-Benjamin Baker dies in Hubbard suicide
The 80 year old Warren Benjamin Baker of Hubbard killed himself by tying a shotgun to a chair and triggering it with a broom handle, according to Coroner Michael E. Cristo.
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Warren
Benjamin Baker
Hubbard
Michael E. Cristo
Sentences Deferred for Two Carrollton Defendants
Common Pleas Court Judge Frank F. Cope deferred sentences for Charles Ward 18 of near Amsterdam who pleaded guilty to passing a worthless check and Forest Barnes 20 of Carrollton who admitted stealing small sums from two Carrollton businesses on separate occasions.
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Carrollton
Common Pleas Court
Frank F. Cope
Charles Ward
Amsterdam
Forest Barnes
House Bill Aims to Boost Rural Phones with REA Help
Washington May 7 AP House leaders seek a slot next week for a plan to expand farm telephone service by allowing the Rural Electrification Administration to make loans for rural lines. Rep Poage says support is strong in agriculture committee and from both parties, but opponents fear duplication of existing facilities and will push amendments. The Senate has not acted. TE ams and Bell oppose claiming progress. REA notes 42 of farms lack phones now versus 39 thirty years ago. The industry argues it is expanding rural service and restoring modem farm communications.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Poage
Texas
Agriculture Committee
Rayburn
House
Senate
REA
United States Independent Telephone Association
Chicago ordinance bans smoking in public elevators
Chicago city council passed a law prohibiting smoking in public elevators. Officials must enforce the ordinance or face continued restrictions on smoking within city hall facilities.
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Chicago
Want Ads Make Easy Work of Hard Problems
A compact note highlights how want ads simplify finding solutions to tough challenges by connecting needs with available skills, services, and resources. The item emphasizes practicality, efficiency, and broadests reaching matches for jobs, projects, and assistance.
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Hillman Blog
2Nd ST. NE
PHON
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U.S. House
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Stebbins Business Machines CO
Tusc
Dial
Livingston
Hamilton Ross
IWMI
Market Ave
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Ette
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Aerican
Hamilton
Ruth Davis
Livingston’s
Canton
Boor Oseden
Teache of Laws. Co
North Canton
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