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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1950

Page

5

Ohio Road Aid From U S Put At 19 933 000

Washington dispatch reports the new federal road aid program totals 1 188 600 000 for two years ending June 30 1953 with Ohio getting about 7 797 000 in state or primary funds and 540 000 in farm to market aid. The plan requires state matching and awaits Truman’s signature though Congress must appropriate funds to operate it.

Washington Federal Yard i J. Harry Nectirkens West Lafayette McGregor Senate House Congress Truman Ohio Brown Clarence J. Brown Branchester Walter Pennsylvana Mr. Brown Pennsylvanian

Turf Builder lawn nourishment and feed packs

In every package three pounds costing $1.55 provides nourishment to restore lawn health vigor and color. A 25 pound bag priced at $2.50 feeds a lawn 50 feet by 50 feet.

Honors Linda With Neighborhood Talent Show Return

Linda Mullin, recovered from a rare skin disease, returned home to a neighborhood surprise. Under Mrs Roth, 33 local children staged a 21-act talent show on the Hill lawn at 1606 Trinity NW with 75 attendees. Neighborly efforts praised by Rex and Linda Mullin, with Mrs Both coordinating the event.

Linda Mullin Aultman Hospital William Both Trinity Linda Mrs. Roth Hugo Hill Trinity Pf NW John Slaughter Wayne Hammond Charlene James Ruth Hetrick Suzanne Hill Julia Both Marcia Boyd David Boyd Barbara Booth Rhea Shuman Rex Mullin Both

General's Hint of 5 Red A-Bomb Nests Puzzle to Air Force

Washington dispatch reports Maj. Gen. Orvil Anderson claimed he could wipe out Russia's five A bomb nests in a week. The Air Force ordered an inquiry into preventive war remarks linked to his suspension as commandant of the Air War College. Anderson’s remark suggested intelligence on Soviet production centers, though officials said no classified information was disclosed.

Washington Air Force Orvil Anderson Montgomery Ala Russia Hoyt S. Vandenberg Anderson Air War College Vandenberg U.S Douglas MacArthur Truman Formosa Pacific Francis P. Matthews Dean Acheson White House United States

Five Injured as Gasoline Refinery Fire Breaks Out

In Covington Kentucky on September 2 explosions and a spreading blaze at the Ashland Oil refinery damaged a storage tank and a pumping boat. Four workers were burned and one hurt with two in serious condition at St Elizabeth Hospital. Firefighters prevented further spread as another 842000 gallon tank was scorched. Authorities had no immediate cause or damage estimate.

Covington Ashland Oil & Refinery Co St. Elizabeth Hospital

Talk Is Cheap In Energy In New York

A Missouri university professor notes that even if New York's 8 million residents spoke simultaneously their energy would only light a 60 watt lamp, a point from Physics Today about human speech power.

New York Arthur R. Laufer University of Missouri Physics Today

Fliers Given 2 Month Indoctrination by Reds

The State Department was advised by the U.S. embassy at Rangoon that two American fliers released by China’s Communists underwent a two month indoctrination ending with a signed confession for illegally entering China. Darrell Carden of Cleburne Texas and Frederick Mac Gowan of Roselle New Jersey were reportedly in good health and untreated during detention.

Washington State Department U.S Rangoon China Darrell Carden Cleburne Tex Frederick MacGowan Roselle N. J

Central Illinois farmers invited on 17 day Good Fellowship tour

Peoria based newspaper and radio station sponsor a 17 day Good Fellowship tour inviting farmers from central Illinois to travel through the Pacific Northwest, Canada and British Columbia to study agricultural practices and rural life.

Peoria Ill Pacific Northwest Canada British Columbia Good Fellowship

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