Johnson Aide Defends U S Preparedness
Brig. Gen. Louis H. Renfrow, assistant to Secretary of Defense Johnson, asserted the U S armed force strength was higher than any since World War II mobilization and denounced critics as misinformed. He cited increases in hardware spending and rapid Korea operations to defend Johnson s policies.
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Kansas City
Louis H. Renfrow
Johnson
U. S
Korea
Renfrew
Washington
Defense Department
Tauriello
New York
Truman
Paul Griffith
Johnson City
N. Y
Renfrow
Missouri American Legion
James V. Forrestal
Republic of Korea
United States
Congress
Gen. Renfrew
Defense Johnson
Louis Johnson
Avon Lake Buses Refused for Parochial School Pupils
Avon Lake board of education will use three buses only for public school students despite 120 Roman Catholic children needing transport to the new St. Joseph's parochial school. President Walberg L Brown cites bus shortages and opposition to public funds for private schools while Rev Carl C Werner urges parents to use public bus stops.
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En Pnt
St. Joseph’s
Avon Lake
Carl C. Werner
Body of Missing Man Found in Olive Grove
Sidney Charles Long, 67, was found dead in an olive grove near Los Angeles. Detectives say he was missing since May 23, leaving an estate of 60,000 dollars. No hanging occurred due to weak branch strength. the widow Mary Long, 55, recalls plans for a political meeting. Laborers found the body.
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Los Angeles
Sidney
Charles Long
Long
Mary Long
Needle Pattern for Laura Wheeler Filet Crochet
Advertisement for a crochet pattern The Last Supper in filet crochet pattern number 663 with charts and directions. Send 20 cents to The Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York. include name address and zone.
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Laura Wheeler
Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Taft urges local self government for democracy
Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati told Ohio area Methodist pastors that local self-government and decentralization are essential to democracy. He criticized central planning and industry wide bargaining, arguing for stronger local participation and governance. Dr. Paul Hutchinson of the Christian Century was set to speak on Korea tonight.
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Delaware
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
United States
Ohio Area
Uncle Sam
Paul Hutchinson
The
Christian Century
Korea
Hermione Gingold balks at blackout revue concept in New York
Broadway Gazette reports Hermione Gingold failed to persuade a New York producer to stage a blackout scene for her revue. The French Revolution era square would show mobs, Marie Antoinette, and a quip about baking a cake if warned of the crowd.
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New York
Hermione Gingold
Comedienne
Marie Antoinette
Ohio Cities Chosen For Marshall Plan Rail Study
A 6 week study by 85 railroad officials and industrialists from 12 Marshall Plan countries will visit Cleveland Lima and Mansfield to study American railroading rail plant operations and related practices. The group from Belgium Denmark France Germany Greece Italy the Netherlands Norway Portugal Sweden Turkey and the United Kingdom begins in Chicago on September 11.
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Washington
Ohio
Cleveland
Lima
Mansfield
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Turkey
United Kingdom
Economic Cooperation Administration
Chicago
Record enrollments forecast for U.S. schools
The Office of Education estimates a total of 32,903,000 students will enroll in schools and colleges this fall. Elementary schools will educate about 23,686,000 pupils, up about 1,000,000 from last year, while colleges total around 2,700,000, down about 50,000. First graders are expected to total 2,800,000, about 200,000 fewer than last year, with another decline anticipated next year before a rebound in 1952-53.
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Washington
Office of Education
Monroe County Picnic Set for Sunday at Charlestown Hall
The annual Monroe County picnic will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at Charlestown Hall east of Ravenna. Mrs. Arlie Firestone serves as chairwoman. the event is open to all former residents of Monroe County.
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Monroe County
Charlestown
Ravenna
Arlie Firestone
Woman Trapped 48 Hours After Auto Crash in Ohio
Doris Kepler, 23, of Nelsonville was pulled from a wrecked car after nearly 48 hours pinned beneath the vehicle. She survived with shock exposure and possible internal injuries. Her companion James Wood, 23, of Columbus, was found dead beside her after the wreck rolled over a 34 foot embankment Saturday night or Sunday. A small boy located the wreck.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Doris Kepler
James Wood
Columbus
74 year old man survives six days lost in Sierra Nevada
A 74-year-old man, Jacob Perry, became separated from his fishing party in Sequoia National Forest. After six days with no food, he wandered until stumbling into another fishermen’s camp about ten miles away. Doctors in Porterville reported he was in good condition despite exposure.
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Aterville
Calif
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Jacob Perry
Aspen
Sequoia National Forest
Perry
Porterville Hospital
D.A.V. Meets September 14 in Labor Union Hall
Betsy Ross Tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans will meet Thursday September 14 at 7 30 p m in Labor Union Hall. The date is a change from what was published in Sunday's paper.
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D.A.V
Betsy Ross
Daughters of Union Veterans
Labor Union Hall
Birth Announcements in The Day in Canton Sep 2 Mercy
Birth notices list several newborns, naming families in Canton and nearby areas. Entries include Ralph Houseman, Louis Freda, Clyde Watson, Emil Siegmund, Alfonso Ciconte, Carl Moretto, Harrish Darrah, Thomas Barker, Oscar Kemmerling, Chester Keyser, Charles McCoy, Glenn Lucas, John Eicher, Harry Nichols, Thomas Morris, and William Paul Bandi with locations in North Canton, Uniontown, Louisville, and Carrollton. Also notes a correction about Bandy and various local ads follow.
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Mercy
Ralph Houseman
North Canton
Louis Freda
Cherry
Clyde Watson
Emil Siegmund
19Th St NW
Alfonso Ciconte
Dueber Ave
Carl Moretto
Indiana Ave
Louisville
Harrish Darrah
7Th St
Thomas Barker
Garfield Ave
Aultman
Oscar Kemmerling
Sandwith Ave
Chester Keyser
Edgefield Ave
Charles McCoy
23Rd St NW
Glenn Lucas
Uniontown
John Eicher
Harry Nichols
Carrollton
Thomas Morris
Now Is Piano Tuning Time
Piano tuning and repair services advertised by Carl Lester Albert of Lewis Greenho Furniture in North Carolina. Business hours show Tuesday and Thursday evenings until 8:30.
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Carl Lester Albert
Lewis & Greenho Furniture
N. C
Baldwin-Wallace Hosts Four Day Soil Conservation Course
Representatives of Ohio's 81 soil conservation districts began a four day training course on conservation at Baldwin Wallace college in Berea Ohio. The program is sponsored by the Mississippi Valley Association and the Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation districts along with Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co Federal Reserve Bank and Republic Steel Corp.
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Berea
Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace College
The
Mississippi Valley Association
Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation Districts
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Federal Reserve Bank
Republic Steel Corp
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William Paul Bandi
Mahoning Rd
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M. Mullally
Cashner Motors
Glick Furniture
Tusc
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Ames
Miss Codispoti
Wayne Heckman
Ames Music Studio
Cleve
Webster
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