Mrs Wilson Fireball In Defending Defense Chief
Mrs Charles F Wilson speaks out in defense of her husband Charles F Wilson now secretary of defense. She criticizes President Eisenhower for commenting on his draft dodging remark and says he has done a good job. Her son Edward calls her a remarkable woman and a “lioness” when loved ones are attacked.
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James C. Dewey
Detroit
Charles F Wilson
Eisenhower
Wilson
National Guard
Foster Dulles
Edward E. Wilson
Jessie Ann Curtis
Costello
New York State Line
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Wilson
Westinghouse Electrical Corp
Alcorn Takes Over GOP Job Hears 2 Complaints
D. Harold Oliver reports that H Meade Alcorn Jr. assumes the GOP chairmanship amid calls to unite the party for 1958 races. He faces criticism over 1956 campaign focus and a protest by Rep. Noah Mason over top ticket bias. A Scherer letter targets Harold Stassen and 1960 Nixon talk, highlighting party tensions.
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H. Meade Alcorn Jr
Eisenhower
Noah Mason
Bill
Lincoln
National Committee
Alcorn
Hartford
Scherer
Stassen
Congress
Christian A.herter
Massachusetts
Nixon
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Rain Control Board proposed in Idaho legislation
Idaho Senate bill 78 introduces a state board of rain control enforced by liquor law officers. Led by Sen. Kk. M. Wetherell, the measure frames weather as a state economy issue.
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Boise
Idaho
Senate
State Board of Rain Control
Liquor Law Enforcement
West
Kk. M. Wetherell
Fare Boost For Ohio Trains
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission authorized five railroads to raise passenger fares by 5 percent with five days notice. Chesapeake & Ohio New York Central Norfolk and Western Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie will implement the increase. Applications for similar rises have been filed by Erie Western Maryland Baltimore and Ohio and New York Chicago and St Louis. Freight railroads may raise rates 7 percent on ten days notice.
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Ohio
State Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Norfolk &Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Erie
Wabash
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Safety lecture on blindness at Campbell clubs
Campbell safety lecturer who spent 18 years blind spoke to a joint Kiwanis Lions meeting at the Manchester Hotel Campbell. He described being blind from birth and warned that accidental loss of sight is more burdensome than congenital blindness. James Finley led the session.
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Campbell
California
Kiwanis
Lion Club
Manchester Hotel
James Finley
Lions Club
Lemon-Monroe
Middletown
Akron URW ends strike push at American Hard Rubber Co
About 500 United Rubber Workers workers at the American Hard Rubber Co in Akron plan to end a walkout today. URW representative C. B. Wheeler and Local 15 President Luther V. James urged workers to accept arbitration and halt the dispute.
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Akron
Ohio
United Rubber Workers
American Hard Rubber Co
URW International
C. B. Wheeler
Local 15
Luther V. James
Safety dinner urges safety first at Armco plants
William Verity of ArmcoSteel Corp told over 250 Middletown Fabricating employees that safety requires top to bottom interest, immediate action on each item, transparent reporting, and constant focus. Manager Charles Stutenroth noted past losses could have been prevented and stressed extending safety mindset beyond plants to reduce highway fatalities.
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William Verity
Armco
Manchester
Verity
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Charles Stutenroth
North American Aviation to lay off 450 workers
C. J. Gallant vice president and general manager says about 450 North American Aviation employees in Columbus Ohio will be laid off within the next three months. No reason was given for the layoffs.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. J. Gallant
North American Aviation, Inc
Funeral Attended by 1000 for Sailors Union Leader
More than 1,000 unionists ship workers and politicians gathered in San Francisco yesterday to honor Harry Lundeberg 56 leader of the Sailors Union of the Pacific who died Monday.
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San Francisco
Harry Lundeberg
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Possible Supreme Court picks eyed by Eisenhower after Reed retirement
President Eisenhower weighs candidates to fill Justice Stanley Reed's seat as Reed retires February 25 at 72. Early names include Browell, former Gov. Thomas Dewey, and Leonard Hall, with prior practice showing later nominations drawn from outside the bench. Reed, a Roosevelt appointee, is the sixth Democrat on the court. Republicans include Warren, Harlan, and Byron. A closing tidbit notes a cow producing 20 pounds of milk daily consumes about seven gallons of water.
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Eisenhower
Stanley F. Reed
Supreme Court
Reed
White House
High Tribunal
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Gen
Browrell
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Leonard W. Hall
John Marshall Harlan
U. S. Circuit
Wiliam J. Brennan Jr
New Jersey Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
California
Frank
Lin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harlan
Byron
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