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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1950
Page
2
The Federal Housing Administration reinstates the 1942 Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act provisions to halt foreclosures and allow delayed principal payments for servicemen on FHA mortgages. Interest must be paid. taxes and insurance due. mortgage terms may extend after service with agreement.
Meredith N. Williams, 46, managing editor of the Marshalltown Times-Republican since May 1949, died of a heart attack Monday. A longtime Midwest journalist, he joined the Times-Republican in 1945 as farm editor and became city editor in 1947, after earlier editorial work at the Akron Times Press.
About 300 North Koreans trapped in a gully north of Taegu chanted in a slow, drone like rhythm as U S First Cavalry Division troops pressed their attack. Lt George W Petersburg of Milwaukee reported their siege began Sunday night with American ridge control and continued with mortar fire to silence the song. The prisoners kept singing one piece repeatedly, described as a phonograph record played too slowly, until daylight.
One hundred twenty five members of the Stark County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks will attend a dinner meeting today at 6 30 p m in the Swiss Club. Paul F Speidel secretary treasurer announced. Harry Wearstler president said mutual aid between township fire departments will be discussed. Entertainment will be provided by The Three Strings, a local musical group. Members represent 17 townships in Stark County.
W. O. Brehme, longtime Canton Drop Forging & Mfg. Co. accountant since 1943, has been elected a member of the American Institute of Accountants. He resides at 301 23rd St NW, Massillon.
Cincinnati dispatch reports H A Bradley chief of the International Chemical Workers Union warned about communism being a common struggle. He addressed 500 delegates saying Stalin's followers are gaining in the United States and warned of 12 000 Reds influencing minds and manpower. The ICWU executive board criticized AEC labor relations claims and said the union has not agreed to or been consulted on such policies.
Gamble D. Weir 42 superintendent of the Lake Terminal Railroad at National Tube Co. died in Lorain. The death details indicate a sudden fatality involving a senior railroad official connected to the Lake Terminal line. Weir’s role linked him with National Tube Co. facilities in Lorain.
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