Rubber Plant Hiring Opens In Two Weeks
Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals announces a four year modernization of the wartime Institute plant to switch from hot to cold rubber production. Interviews begin within two weeks as the company hires several hundred workers initially, rising to about 600 with full three-line operation. The plant will add new equipment, expand labs, and offer support to small businesses while continuing R&D on synthetic rubbers. Frederick C. Hands, new plant manager, says staff interviews will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals, Inc
Alba Pawmant
Washington
Charleston
William S. Burt
Goodrich-Gulf
Cleveland
Goodrich - Gulf
Burt
Frederick C. Hands
Institute
Goodrich- Gulf Chemicals Inc
Nelson Lake
Vincent V. Chaney
Bipartisan Senate Probe Sought Into Lobbying Tactics
A Senate resolution backed by both parties calls for a year long $350000 investigation into illegal or improper efforts to influence legislation. Democratic Leader Lynden B Johnson and GOP Leader William F Knowland sponsor the measure, with an eight member committee to report findings by January 31 and interim reports on lobbying rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Senate
Lyneden B. Johnson
Texas
William F. Knowland
California
Johnson
Francis Case
R-S. D
Nebraska
John M. Neff
Senate Gop
Democratic
Inside Today Page Gazette Amusements and Notes
A compact page from The Gazette lists sections including Amusements, Astrology, Comics, Crossword, Editorials, Marriage Records, Obituary, Sports, Television, and Women’s Activities. The fragment signals a traditional daily roundup with ads and market notes, but provides no single event or person to highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvarez
Columans Gazette
Eiverels Radio
Sbiees
the Gazetteer
Slow Rising Dough Finally For Adlai
A committee of Eisenhower supporters sent $35 to Adlai Stevenson from Durham North Carolina Bladenboro North Carolina and Saranac Lake New York. The Illinois Stevenson committee received the funds after a mailing error with Salute to Eisenhower envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Durham
N. C
Bladenboro
Saranac Lake
Stevenson
Eidenhower
Charlotte Dilling
Stevenson Group
Barry Bingham
Cochairman
Twins Indicted In Death Of Cub Scout In Wheeling
Teenage twins Joseph and Thomas Williams Jr. were indicted for murder in the death of nine year old Cub Scout David Powell. They will appear before Judge David A. McKee Thursday to enter pleas in the Intermediate Court. The case follows the discovery of the boy’s body under the Williams home porch, with a blood smeared two by four nearby. The grand jury reconvened to hear the presentment, while the twins’ family status as steel industry workers is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Joseph
Thomas Williams Jr
David
David A. McKee
Powell
Williams
West Virginia
Obio County Grand Jury
Twining Warns Reds Cutting U S Lead In Air
Gen Nathan F Twining told Congress the Russians are narrowing the U S margin of superiority in air power yet the United States still leads in top quality aerial weapons including guided missiles He spoke at a closed Senate Armed Services Committee session with Sec Air Force Quarles note that the administration aims for an austere but adequate air budget and that Congress has funded about 15 billion for the current year The testimony warned against complacency and said the Communists could catch up if the pace continues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Congress
United States
Wes
Abla Ale
Twining
Ar Force
Truman
Administration
Symington
Quarles
Eisenhower
Air Force
X Press
Pickets Foiled By Rail Lift At Republic Aviation
At Farmingdale New York February 24 1954 production resumed at Republic Aviation after a rail lift enabled about 600 nonstrikers to reach the main plant via Long Island Rail Road. A spokesman said a trickle of production resumed with six completed planes handed to the Air Force during the wage strike by the International Association of Machinists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmingdale
N. Y
Republic Aviation Corp
Long Island
Republic
International Assn
Arms Probe to Start Amid War Warnings
The United States gears up for a full congressional probe into the Middle East arms controversy with House Foreign Affairs Chair James P. Richards warning that the region could spark a world war. The inquiry opens Wednesday with Assistant Secretary of State George V. Allen testifying before the Near East subcommittee, as Dulles faces renewed pressure over arms shipments to Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Middle East
Desert Sands
Arabia
Isucally House Foreign Affairs
James P. Richards
D-Sc
U. S
Saudi Arabia
Indictment of 115 in Alabama Bus Boycott
A Montgomery grand jury indicted 115 persons tied to the Negro bus boycott, warning violence is inevitable without improved race relations. The action follows 11 weeks of protests against segregated seating, with 1113 defendants named across indictments though only 11 were returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Fred D. Gray
Grand Jury
Israel Arms Question Stirs U.S. and Israel Policy
Dulles urges Israel to rely on United Nations and allied power for security rather than an arms race. Abba Eban notes guarantees can only supplement self defense, citing Poland 1939. State Department says no change to no-arms approach unless U.S. policy shifts. arms sales not imminent. Also includes stray classified ad snippets about lost dogs and pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Dulles
United Nations
Abba Eban
Poland
Britain
France
State Department
U. 5S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard M. Nixon
Select
Walter F. George
Adlai
Cub
Reds
Kanawha Valley
Larry Cook
James E. Cook
Washington Ave
Gazette
William J. Burt
Harold W. Sheehan
Commission
Charles KE. Hodges
The
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Matthew M. Neely
Dw.v2
City Scene
MacButler
Trixie
Boudendale
Gazette Ekdeim