House moves toward civil rights compromise amid Senate stalemate
Washington report notes House and Senate wrangling over civil rights as Speaker Rayburn faces pressure to define steps. Democrats weigh pushing Senate bill, while GOP leaders demand Eisenhower’s idea and a workable compromise. Rules Committee timing and potential conference routes loom large in the debate.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
Texas
Senate
Eisenhower
Martin
Massachusetts
Senate House
Smith
Rules
Closed Pottery Firm Seeks 250000 SBA Loan
East Liverpool Ohio 53 year old WS. George Pottery Co. asks 250000 from SBA Washington to reopen its three potteries. About 300 workers in East Liverpool and Canonsburg Pennsylvania have been out of work since the plants closed a month ago.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Small Business Administration
Washington
WS. George Pottery Co
Canonsburg
Armco Girls Jam Boree Draws Crowds on Crawford Street
Armco Girls Jam Boree steps into Armco's East Side ball diamonds on Crawford Street with a 5 pm start and a 9 pm beauty contest. Judges pick five finalists from 22 entrants while audience and an applause meter help crown the queen. Proceeds benefit Mental Health Awareness and Butler County chapter for Mentally Retarded Children.
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Armco
East Side
Crawford Street
Rlee Ee ‘Steel Corp
Mental Health Aren
Butler County
Poison Ivy Nabs Thief After Post Office Burglary
Police arrest 23 year old Robert A Ligtken Lightkep in a post office burglary case. He allegedly stole a pistol and 1238 in cash and stamps. A bottle of poison ivy lotion was found in the suspect's home as evidence. He is held without bail.
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Post Office
Pushkarwick
Robert A. Ligitken Lightkep
Tragedy in Cincinnati as 12-year-old struck by truck
A tractor trailer touring Cincinnati struck and killed 12-year-old David Cox Jr as he attempted to cut in front of the vehicle at an intersection. The driver, Me Mayete, was not named in the report. Authorities investigated the incident and traffic conditions at the scene.
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Cincinnati
David Cox Jr
Me Mayete
Oliver Hardy Burial Set After Death at 65
Hollywood friends honor Oliver Hardy 65 with Masonic services at 1 p.m. followed by cremation at Valhalla Memorial Park North Hollywood. Stan Laurel 67 cannot attend due to illness.
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Hollywood
Movieland
Oliver Hardy
Hardy
Stan Laurel
Laurel
Garden of Hope
Valhalla Memorial Park
North Hollywood
Rural Men Got To City
Summit Mississippi report by rural mail carrier Frank Watkins finds only two of 275 patrons rely solely on farming. Most farmers hold additional industrial or commercial work to supplement income.
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Summit, Miss
Frank Watkins
Summit
Strike At Foundry First In 40 Years
Youngstown Ohio reports the first strike in 40 years at the Youngstown Foundry and Machinery Co. Eighteen workers from International Moulders and Foundry Workers Union walked out after contract talks broke off. The old contract expired August 1.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Foundry and Machinery Co
International Moulders and Foundry Workers Union
Marion railroad conductor dies aboard NYC to Chicago train
Cecil G. Covault 67 of Marion died after falling ill aboard a New York to Chicago rail run. He boarded at Meadville Pennsylvania for the Meadville to Marion route and became ill before reaching a hospital. Covault had about 47 years with the railroad and was a conductor.
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Youndstown
Ohio
Cecil G. Covault
Marion
Eric
New York
Chicago
Covault
Meadville
McElroy Poised as Defense Chief and P&G Organizer
Cincinnati based profile notes Neil H. McElroy views himself as a soap salesman but is described as an organizer shaping P&G to wartime roles and diversified products. It traces his rise from mail clerk in 1925 to president in 1948 and outlines P&G’s shift toward basic products and expanded research under his decentralised leadership.
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Cincinnati
Neil H. McElroy
Procter & Gamble
McElroy
Defense
P&g
Ordnance Matters
England
Ite
Autopsy Planned To Identify Which Timber Rattler Died
Zoologist Frank B. Meacham at the North Carolina Museum planned an autopsy on a timber rattlesnake to determine which of two snakes died yesterday the male Smoky or the female Cherokee. The snakes were captured on the Cherokee Reservation in the Great Smoky Mountains. Contest entries included Ike and Mamie Adam and Eve Napoleon and Josephine and Hitler and Stalin.
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Raleigh
N.C
Frank B. Meacham
North Carolina Museum
Meacham
Smoky
Great Smoky Mountains
Ike
Mamie
Adam
Bomb Test Delayed At Atomic Test Site
The atomic device Shasta test postponed for the 12th time due to unfavorable winds. The blast from a 500 foot tower is rescheduled for tomorrow morning, the AEC announced last night.
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Shasta
AEC
Surgical belts and maternity belts from Lewis Drugs
Professional fitters at Lewis Drugs 1051 Central offer surgical and maternity belts tailored to individual needs. Open fittings provide support and comfort for recoveries and pregnancy.
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Lewis Drugs
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