City Officials Security Oath Requires Loyalty Pledge
The city council approved an ordinance mandating all city employees to take a loyalty oath. The measure outlines the oath’s terms and enforcement provisions for compliance by municipal staff.
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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
11
The city council approved an ordinance mandating all city employees to take a loyalty oath. The measure outlines the oath’s terms and enforcement provisions for compliance by municipal staff.
Western delegates plan strategy to counter Vishinsky's demand to seat Chinese communist representatives at the United Nations General Assembly. The issue risks delaying agenda as Britain and the United States clash over Peiping's admittance, with Romulo chairing and Security Council preassembly talks looming. The Korean report, expected tonight, supports U N trusteeship after North Korean aggression ends.
In Scarborough England on September 14 AP reports Mrs Elsie Morgan was strangled by her own vacuum cleaner. While carrying the machine her smock was drawn into it and the neck band suffocated her. A policeman called it a million to one accident.
C Z Zachman, 73, a Marion grocer and former president of the State Organization of Grocers, died after a brief illness at Marion. He had long served the local business community and was active in state trade groups.
Al Jolson arrived in Tokyo at his own expense to entertain G I s in Japan and Korea. The USO star is the first major actor to perform before American troops there and was accompanied by songwriter Harr Akst. He came on the same plane as other servicemen.
A new coal field has been located in central England containing about 200 million tons of high quality coal. A mine is planned to begin operations there, with an anticipated annual yield of 1.5 million tons.
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