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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1950

Page

2

Ford Foundation outlines five aims for world welfare

The Ford Foundation disclosed a plan with about 215 million dollars in grants to pursue five main goals: world peace and international understanding, stronger democracy, global economic improvement, enhanced education, and expanded knowledge of human conduct. The trustees, after a 14 year setup, will support numerous activities under Peace Democracy Economic Improvement Education and Human Conduct, while leaving public health to others.

New York Ford Foundation SVL VIG Foundation Ford Rockefeller Foundation Henry Ford II Trust Paul Hoffman The Economic Cooperation Administration Foundation Detroit Hoffman United Nations

Gas fumes kill 3 in Akron storage tank

Akron coroner and police investigated the deaths of three men who entered an empty carbon black storage tank at the General Tire and Rubber plant to rescue a coworker. James W. Smith, Albert Kepler, and Tom McCutcheon died from suspected carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide inhalation. Two others injured remained hospitalized.

Akron C. I. Martin Summit County General Tire & Rubber Co James W. Smith Kent Albert Kepler Tom McCutcheon City Hospital Joseph Mariola William Lane

Fined for Slot Machines at VFW Hotel

Municipal Judge George C. Steinemann fined Marvin Evans, 36, $200 after Evans pleaded guilty to exhibiting slot machines at a Veterans of Foreign Wars hotel.

Sandusky George C. Steinemann Marvin Evans Evans

Bushong Slashed by Inmate at Lima Hospital

Lima Ohio September 27 A state hospital inmate slashed Supt R E Bushong across the face with a paring knife in the kitchen. William Markley 43 an Ohio Penitentiary inmate transferred July 26 1949 caused 28 stitches to close chin and right cheek. Bushong treated at the hospital his condition not serious. Markley was at Lima for mental condition after entering the penitentiary October 27 1939 serving 10 25 years for armed robbery.

Lima State Hospital R. E. Bushong William Markley Ohio Penitentiary Markley Bushong Columbus Lucas County

Polio Deaths Rise in Cleveland as Mansfield Girl Passes

Miss Loraine Carrol of Mansfield died of polio in Cleveland. It marked the eleventh polio death recorded in the city.

Cleveland Loraine Carrol Mansfield

Ohio Truck Driver Pays Overload Fine

Three truck drivers were fined in Richmond city court for operating overloaded vehicles on U S 40 near Richmond. Harold E Newkirk of Eaton Ohio paid the largest fine at 382 dollars. Asberry Smith of Chicago was fined 28 dollars and David Bland of Reynoldsville West Virginia paid 25 dollars.

Richmond Ind U. S. 40 Here Eaton Harold E. Newkirk Asberry Smith Chicago Middletown David Bland Reynoldsville W. Va

Snyder Warns of Tax Impact on Defense Mobilization

New York AP dispatch reports Secretary of the Treasury Snyder at the American Bankers Association convention warns that tax increases are inevitable due to the mobilization program. He states even a quick Korea war end won’t lessen defense plans next year and notes a war profits tax is almost certain.

New York Snyder American Bankers Association Congress

Defense Spending and Aid Jump in 1951 Budget Projection

A public official stated that $30 billion was committed to defense and foreign aid in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1951, with expectations that the figure will rise materially in the next year. He noted most of the increase would come from taxes.

Rent Rise Approved for Cleveland Area Landlords

The rent advisory board in Cleveland area approves a 15 percent increase for landlords in Cuyahoga and Lake counties who have not raised rents by that amount since 1947.

Cleveland Area Rent Advisory Board Cuyahoga Lake Counties

Lausche Plans Intensive October Campaign Tour

Governor Frank Lausche announced in Columbus that he will be on the road in October and intends to make a number of campaign talks as part of his bid for a third term. The remarks came as he prepared for intensified campaigning across the state.

Lausche Columbus Frank J. Lausche

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