Canton City Council votes raises and rule suspensions
City council discussed a wage raise for Water Superintendent A E Ransom pending funds and a $800 yearly increase with a target of 6500 by Jan 1 1952. Controversy over smoke inspector Samuel Moore arose amid car service at city garage with a 300 limit. The 40 hour police week was referred to committee. Insurance for the arenatorium was revised to 900000 max. One way streets in the fire zone were proposed to alleviate traffic.
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A. E. Ransom
Water Committee
Council
Finance Committee
Water Department
Don R. Davis
Robert N. McAbee
Ransom
Ralph C. Frerichs
Fred G. CaChat
Samuel Moore
Moore
Frerichs
George E. Hostetter
Thomas H. Nichols
Police-Fire Committee
John J. Scanlon
Harter
Canton
Allan C. Sterling
6Th
Cherry Ave
McKinley
Mr. Sterling
Janitor Post Proposed by Safety Director
Safety Director Walter J. Weber recommended employing an additional janitor to maintain the city's new heating plant and service the basement jail and first floor of the Safety building, a proposal referred to the public property committee.
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Public Property Committee
Walter J. Weber
Hail Damage Cuts Alberta Sugar Beet Yield
Raymond Alberta reports hail damage to sugar beet crops causing a yield loss of about 30 000 tons for southern farmers this year.
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Raymond
Alta
Alberta
Look Younger Live Longer 11 Page Condensation
An October Reader's Digest condensation promotes a best seller by Gayelord Hauser claiming five wonder foods will add years to life. The promotion promises a happier, fuller life and urges readers to explore the 11 page condensation.
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Gayelord Hauser
Reader’s Digest
Ferguson to campaign on Tuesday radio programs
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson will campaign for U S senator on an Ohio radio network each Tuesday night starting today. He will be interviewed at 10 30 p m by Henry M Busch of Western Reserve University, secretary of the Ferguson support committee and a former Democratic senatorial hopeful.
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Columbus
Spc
Joseph T. Ferguson
U. S
Ohio
Ferguson
Henry M. Busch
Western Reserve University
Busch
Citizens Committee
Petition to elevate Singapore from town to city status
The municipal commissioners have completed a petition to raise Singapore’s status to a city due to its size and importance. The document will be sent to the secretary of state for the colonies for consideration.
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Singapore
Secretary of State For the Colonies
Tennessee Orphanage Profit Probe Sparks Injunction
Memphis Tennessee sept 26 The state accuses the Memphis branch of the Tennessee Children's Home Society of making about 1 million from placing infants with foster parents in New York and California A temporary injunction halted further operations and barred staff from disposing of records or assets.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Tennessee Children’s Home Society
Ents
New York
California
Larry Creson
Foreigners in India rise to forty five thousand six hundred sixty one
In New Delhi registered adult foreigners under the foreigner act total 45 661 not counting commonwealth citizens and diplomats an increase of about 12 000 since 1948
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India
New Delhi
India toasts president at regimental dinners now
Delhi reports a new order replacing the King of England with the President of India as the toast at army regimental dinners, marking a shift in ceremonial practice and national symbolism.
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New Delhi
India
England
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