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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
4
Government data show a 6 percent increase in federally inspected meat production led by pork, with hog slaughter up 6 percent and beef at major markets at seasonal highs. Corn crop progress could shift beef supplies. department forecasts price relief though not to last year's levels. Consumers have more money to spend, supporting higher meat demand.
Commissioner staff of North Nimishillen district, Boy Scouts, will plan roll calls and uniform inspections for all units at Hospital Service, Inc. office tonight. Cub packs, scout troops, and explorer posts will host parents nights and banquets during the two weeks of October nationwide. Staff expect to attend a regional commissioners conference at Akron scout camp on October 14 and 15. Richard O. Parker is district commissioner.
Local shops drop parlay sheets for football bets and replace with blackboards. The vice syndicate ordered the change, citing possible illicit activity proofs, market oversaturation, and varied card spots. Players pick 3 to 10 winners with points set to balance matchups, risking loss on a single result as house odds lag true values.
President Truman asked voters to elect lawmakers who prioritize national welfare over party gain. In a nonpartisan broadcast for Women’s Day, he urged supports for peace, international cooperation, and unity, cautioning against candidates who divide over petty partisan battles.
Rev. George E. Parkinson pastor of Canton First Presbyterian spoke at Mt. Union Theater in Alliance at an all college assembly on Wednesday. He chose the topic Life is What We Make It and is a regular Cathedral Hour broadcaster on WHBC Canton.
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