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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1954
Page
3
New York June survey notes tempered recession fears and hints of inflation as a possible catalyst for spending. Analysts cite war, steel and metal demand, easy credit, and government balance aims, with recovery uncertain before the July 4 holiday and autos seasonal trends watched closely.
Mrs Dell led a group of 40 girls at Camp Wyandot last week. Canal Winchester campfire girls are set to visit this weekend. A Columbus officials conference is planned May 28 to 31 with Rose Caves arranging camp prep and cleaning. Social visits involve the Griffith, Yantes, Azbell, Springer, and Flowers families among others. Rose Caves is currently ill with pneumonia.
The AFL Boilermakers Union ordered a strike in Cleveland starting at midnight after deadlocked negotiations with area contractors.
National Republicans treat Ohio as a key 1950s election focal point with Eisenhower likely to visit and Nixon possible at the state convention. Democrats, led by Robert W. Reider, argue the year favors their slate and aim to capitalize on any breaks, eyeing Taft's Senate seat as a top target.
Thomas A. Burke former Cleveland mayor will serve until voters elect a successor for the last two years of Taft six year term. Burke won the Democratic nomination without contest and will face Bender in the November 2 election. Both parties seek additional House seats as Republicans hold 16 of 23 Ohio seats and Democrats six with Ohio’s lone independent in Congress nominally a Democrat. Ohio House Speaker William Saxbe appeared in the Statehouse wearing a blue Rhodes-for-Governor lapel button, later visiting Auditor James A. Rhodes and joking with Legislative Service Commission members. Margaret A. Mahoney state director of industrial relations wore a Lausche button at a governor office meeting.
Gov. Frank J. Lausche officially welcomed New York Yankee outfielder Tommy Henrich back to Ohio this week. The Massillon native is now a brewing firm official, with the ceremony held in the governor's Statehouse reception room as cameras flashed.
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