Fight on price supports dominates Capitol Hill debate
A House Agriculture Committee vote on a bill to mandatorily set 99 percent parity supports for six key crops and raise dairy supports to 80 percent signals a renewed clash over farm price policy. The measure, opposed by the administration in 1954, advances amid partisan split and expects Senate action. The parity ratio stood at 86 in early 1955, three points below August 1954. The New York City Council votes to extend daylight saving time to October 30.
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Capitol Hill
House Agriculture Committee
House
Harold D. Cooley
Secretary of Agriculture
Esra Taft Bensare
Congress
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Farm Bloc
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
New York
Cuty
Miss Nunn Named Johnstown Schools Superintendent
Miss Nunni tigi of Chicago attends National Elementary Principals Association meeting and is unanimously named Johnstown schools superintendent at a $12,500 annual salary. She has long service in local education, holding roles from principal to assistant superintendent since 1927, with degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. The Erie Board will vote on March 23 to approve her appointment.
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Johnstown
Miller
Erle
Aind
C. Herman Grose
Miss Nunn
Hickey
University of Pittsburgh
Find
Emerson, Burns, Jones, Jefferson and Harding
Wilson Junior
Lincoln
Wilson
McKinley
Longfellow
Erie Board of Education
Corry Tradesmen Fail To Reach Wage Agreement
In Corry last evening contractors and painters could not agree on wage and working scales at a Municipal Building meeting. The group seeks submission to Washington code authorities. Annette Titus of Corry is appointed to a sheriff’s office clerical vacancy at $100 monthly. Street crew freshened downtown streets.
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Corry
Washington
Annette Titus
N. Dell Darling
Edward Harrington
Lenten Meditation By Rev R J DeBoer Read Matthew 24 25
A religious meditation emphasizes Jesus words as eternal and unchanging. It asserts Scripture endures amid critics and proves God living in it. Believers gain forgiveness, renewal of life, and a godly character through Jesus Christ's promises.
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R. J. DeBoer
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Bell Telephone merges Warren and Corry districts
The Bell Telephone Company combined the Warren and Corry districts for plant management and reassigned William Bayley from Union City to Warren where he had served as plant wire chief since 1912. A deserter from the U S Army was arrested near Elgin after Union City officers detained a suspect at a sugar camp. another man fled. Elks from Corry lodge 769 attended the funeral of Fred J Bean in Union City. U S industrial diamonds valued at over 365 million dollars are used yearly.
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Bell Telephone Company
Warren and
Corry
William Bayley
Warren
Union City
Elgin
U. S. Army
Elks
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