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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1950

Page

8

Voters flood Ohio polls as registration drives surge

Ohio voters may flock to the polls on November 7 as Republican, Democratic and labor groups push registration. Taft faces Ferguson with labor backing, while countywide and partial registries expand across 14 and 19 counties respectively. Officials predict record turnout as registration rush continues through Wednesday finalization.

Columbus Ohio U. S Robert A. Taft Joseph T. Ferguson Ferguson Taft

Ladies Day-Out Classes Begin at YWCA Wednesday

About 200 women will attend the YWCA for the 10 week Ladies Day-Out program starting Wednesday. There will be morning and afternoon classes with a luncheon at 11 45 a.m. and a religious hour at 12 45 p.m. Speakers include Mrs Walter N Curry on Cosmetics Through the Years and Mrs S L Berkepile on Higher Happiness.

Y.W.C.A Walter N. Curry S. L. Berkepile Ralph Lockman Caroline Kiehl Florence Nightingale Boyer Kiehl Martin. H. Schmid H. T. Stoll Jack Weil Paul B. Syler Mary McCarroll R. V. Nist Charles Bernhard Zelvon D. Latta John Cable Mildred Cousins Canton Public Library Park Urban Carl E. Warstler

Four Ohio Counties Vote To Establish Countywide Registration

Doss Scioto Seneca and Stark counties voted to establish countywide registration but their election boards did not implement it this year. Gallia Pike Sandusky and Stark are the other counties mentioned. In 1948 Ohio had 9,068 precincts with 5,316 having registration and 2,428,145 voters registered, the largest at that time. In 1946 the state had 5,017 registration precincts and 2,257,138 registered voters.

P.A.C Jacob Clayman C.I.O. Political Action Committee Clayman Ohio Federation of Labor Butler, Clark Cuyahoga Franklin Hamilton Lorain Lucas Mahoning Montgomery Trumbull Wood Greene Summit Licking Allen Ashtabula Belmont Columbiana Erie Fairfield Guernsey Hancock Jefferson Lawrence Logan Marion Miami Muskingum Richland Doss Scioto Seneca Stark Gallia Pike Sandusky

October Draft Set for 333 Area Induction Quota

Stark and five area counties will provide 333 men for induction and 1,233 for pre induction physicals in October. Stark County boards account for 167 inductions and 642 examinations, with Carroll Columbiana Holmes Tuscarawas and Wayne contributing the rest. Ohiowide, 17,000 are to be called for examinations and 4,255 for induction. actual inductions total 2,860 starting October 6.

Selective Service Boards Stark Area Columbus Carroll Columbiana Holmes Tuscarawas Wayne Stark Boards Board

Whooping Cough Leads Local Contagion Surge

Eleven cases of contagion were reported to the city health department last week. Dr. W A Scott, health commissioner, said seven were whooping cough, three were infantile paralysis and one scarlet fever. The total was the highest since the week ending July 1.

City Health Department W. A. Scott

U S W and Alcoa Enter Pay Talks in Pittsburgh

The United Steel Workers and Aluminum Co of America meet over wages as Alcoa offers a 10 percent raise for 45,000 workers. USW represents 20,000 Alcoa employees and may accept as a down payment on broader wage demands. AFL Aluminum Workers union signals similar bargaining stance.

Pittsburgh C.I.O. United Steel Workers The Aluminum Co. of American Us.w Alcoa U.S.W A.F.L. Aluminum

Berlin landmarks torn down by communists drive out history

Communist teams in East Berlin remove historic landmarks deemed bomb damaged and unrecoverable. West Berliners react with mild rage while powerless.

Berlin East Berlin West Berlin

Draft Q&A on deferments and exemptions

A NEA Service, Inc. Q and A clarifies draft rules for high school students, glasses wearers, hay fever, and dependents. It notes possible deferments for students with good grades, individual physicals determine acceptance, and that dependents of service personnel receive hospital care and allotments under the Dependents Assistance Act of 1950.

Douglas Lasser Army Korea

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