On The Waterfront Cops 8 Oscars and Grace Kelly Triumph
Hollywood reports that On The Waterfront won eight Oscars including best picture and Brando's first. Grace Kelly won best actress, with Judy Garland earning a special Oscar. Greta Garbo received a special Academy Award, while Eva Marie Saint and Edmond O'Brien took supporting honors.
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Grace Kelly
Brando Bask
Judy Garland
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Marlon Brando
New York
Miss Kelly
Brando
Bing Crosby
Judy
Crosby
Grace
Philadelphia
Miss Garland
Marion
Waterfront
Eva Marie Saint
Dee Sal
Center Theater
Mo 4Zart
George Gershwin
Academy
Greta Garbo
Miss Garbo
Car License Tag Deadline Tonight
The State Highway Patrol announced no extension to the 1955 license tag deadline with arrests for violations starting at 12:01 a m tomorrow. The midnight cutoff is in effect for motorists in Columbus.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Ike’s Signature Needed Military Pay Boost Set
About 1.7 million armed forces members are slated for a pay raise starting tomorrow as President Eisenhower is expected to sign a bill rushed by Congress. The pay hike averages 12 percent for career personnel, costing about 750 million dollars yearly, with hazard bonuses for submariners divers paratroopers and demolition experts.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Ohio Farm Bureau Report Satisfied With Congressmen Response
Ohio Farm Bureau members expressed satisfaction with how most congressmen reacted to the bureau’s program. A spokesman said reactions ranged from strong support to some opposition on certain features, but the delegation overall was pleased with the reception of the Farm Bureau’s views. Farmers noted a desire to maintain arable price supports as promoted by the Eisenhower administration.
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Washinuiun
Riity
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau
Polio Vaccine Report Delayed Says Medic
Dr. Thom Francis Jr, head of the Stracsecret task force, says the polio vaccine trial report slated for April 12 has not been written. He commented from the University of Michigan that the World Telegram and Sun story claiming 100 percent effectiveness is based on an unimpeachable source.
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New York
Thom Francis, Jr
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Kids Avoid Polio Needle in Ohio County
Children in an Ohio county, slated for April polio vaccinations, may dodge the needle as consent forms sent to parents via first and second graders fail to reach homes. Health official Jack Clemm noted fear or loss of the papers and said many parents were not asked to consent.
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Wrafeelens
Ohio County
Jack Clemm
Clemm
Ohio Coal Production Up Last Quarter of 1954
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations reports fourth quarter 1954 coal output at 82 million tons, up 12 percent from Q3 and 6 percent from Q4 1953. Harrison County leads with 1,678,884 tons. other counties listed with varying totals.
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Ohio
Ohio “Department of Industrial ” Relations
Margaret A. Mahoney
Union 1.Os
Miss Mahoney
Harrison County
Malngum
Noble
Stark
Portage
Tuscara
Vinton
Holmes
Morgan
Talks With Russians Appear Certain Soon
Senator George of Georgia backs President Eisenhower's stance on not committing now to defending Quemoy and Matsu if attacked. He warned public speculation persists as officials discuss possible actions while a White House briefing looms. Kefauver claimed unnamed Eisenhower aides may be plotting war policies.
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George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Red George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Senate
Senta
George Aa
Robert Carney
Naval Operations
Iitcheld
Kefauver
D. Tenn
UAW Promotes Guaranteed Wages to Stabilize Labor
The CIO United Auto Workers adopted a resolution at its convention backing a year-around pay plan to stabilize earnings and deter run-away shops. The plan aims to protect workers from automation displacing jobs and to discourage management from moving plants. President Walter Reuther was reelected as were key officers, with two new vice presidential posts created for Leonard Woodcock and Norman Matthews.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Carl Stellato
Detroit
Ford
Stellato
Emil Mazey
John W. Livingston
Richard Gosser
Toledo
Leonard Woodcock
Upstate Michigan
Norman Matthews
Chrysler
President Seeks Evidence Before Big Four Meeting
Washington awaits word on Eisenhower’s readiness for a Big Four summit with the Soviet Union. Advisers warn of danger if talks lack an agenda and real preparation, fearing misreads of Soviet aims and risky concessions.
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John M. Mnghtower
Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
Bulgaria
United States
Palice
Congress of Parliaments
Romevelt
Stalin
Yalta
Russa
Japan
Solons Propose Expanded Benefits for Workers
A legislative group recommends boosting workers’ benefits, including injury and retirement provisions, with a focus on improving the workers compensation system. The committee advocates estate payments and revised employment protections as part of a broader reform plan.
Technicians Mistakenly Unarm Bomb Believed Live
In a Washington scene the Air Force technicians reportedly unarmed a bomb thought live but found it to be phoney. Officials claim heightened readiness around Wright Patterson and Tucson alerts, with no further bomb power disclosed. James Hagerty noted the president’s emphasis on readiness and safety amid uncertain exercises.
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Washington
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Eisenhower
Pestice
Tency
E Nery Range
Tucson
Aris
James C. Hagerty
Presidentis
Air Force
Eisen Joy
Giant bass caught in Ohio sparks awe near Troy
The Division of Wildlife reported a seven pound eleven ounce large mouth bass was taken from an abandoned gravel pit north of Troy on March 5 by John Z. Metta. The diving team noted it may be among the largest of its kind ever caught in Ohio.
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Division of Wildlife
Troy
Ohio
John Z. Metta
Eden outlines Formosa cease-fire effort in Commons
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons yesterday that a Formosa cease-fire is being pursued. He said success depends on Chinese withdrawal from offshore islands and a peaceful settlement of Formosa's future.
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Dndon
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Formosa
Jury Hears Prosecution Case in Jelke Vice Trial
The Minot heiress Jelke faces a 10 jurors and 2 women panel after a four week trial. Prosecution says Jelke induced Pat Ward into prostitution and tried with Marguerite Cordova while living with Ward to fund his lifestyle until inheritance. Defense argues Jelke is a spoiled, pampered figure driven by courtship and public attention.
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NEW York
Minot
Asst. Dist
Anthony
Liebier
Jelke
Spimp
Pat Ward
Cution
Goat
Neely To Rain More Blows On Eisenhower Criticism
Senator Neely defended questioning President Eisenhower's churchgoing and rejected apologies. He pledged to answer GOP critics with stronger attacks after they criticized him for suggesting Eisenhower was not a church member before election. Some church leaders defended Eisenhower amid the dispute.
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Neely
Washington
D-Wve
Eisenhower
Senate
Edward
Martin
R-Pa
Seely
Cleveland
Land
Proposes seesMuNG TUN UP Representative Curtis Proposal
Representative Curtis proposes a constitutional amendment requiring senators and House members to take a two term limit. They could return if re elected, and the plan would remove long time members from office, creating a fresh turnover.
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Seesmung Tun UP
Pulitzer Dies At Age Of 70 In St Louis
Joseph Pulitzer editor and publisher of the Louis Post-Dispatch died near midnight from a ruptured abdominal blood vessel. He was 70 years old. The death was announced by his son Joseph Pulitzer II.
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St, Louis
Joeph Pulitzer
Louis Post-Dispaten
Joseph Pulitzer
Naming of many historic sites marks spring opening events
The note lists openings by the Historical Society across Ohio locations from Chillicothe to Cincinnati. It mentions sites such as the Garfield House in Mentor and the Grant birthplace in Lime Pheasant, with related houses in several towns, and references a memorial dinner for a local figure.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hstorical Society
Barnes Howe
Sats
Ee Anne Ie Araes
Tina
Immortala
Stepital
Dena
Chillicothe
Fort ‘Ancient Museum
Garfield House
Glendower
Ebanon
Grant
Georgetown
McCook
Carrollton
Rankinouse
Ripley
Stowe
Incinnat
Zoar
Tusecarnwas County
Union Drive Underway For Employee Groups
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a Civic Employees Organising Committee drive to unionise about 230 municipal state and federal workers across several states including West Virginia New York and Michigan with activity aimed at forming unions and elevating worker representation.
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Pittsburgh
Civicployes Organising Committee
Union West Virginia
New “York
Tichigan
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