Armco Man Says Inflation Fight Wasn't Wasted
Charleston SC 300 engineers heard Brookes D Billman Armco Steel Corp discuss last year wage talks with Steelworkers union. He argued the 1950 steel crisis slowed inflation, urged better union management relations, and warned of rising costs from foreign competition while urging anti trust parity for unions.
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Charleston
S.C
Brookes D. Billman
Armco Steel Corp
Billman
South
Ohioans Back Veto Along Party Lines
In Washington the House voted 249 to 157 to uphold President Eisenhower's veto of a pollution control bill. Twenty six Ohio representatives split strictly by party lines with Democrats for and Republicans against. several members were paired for or against due to absences.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Ashley
Cook
Fiags
Kirwan
Levering
Moeller
Vanik
Ayres
Bolton
Betts
Brown
Devine
Henderson
Hese Latta McCulloch
Schenck
Baumhart
Scherer
Feighan
Bow
Minshall
Ohio 128 Bridge Bids Are Awaited
Contractors will bid Tuesday March 1 on replacing a flood damaged bridge over Indian Creek on Ohio 128 southeast of Hamilton. The project relocates more than a half mile of highway to straighten a curve near U S 27, with a new bridge downstream from the old one at an estimated cost of about 300000 dollars and completion planned for late fall 1960.
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Indian Creek
Ohio 128
Hamilton
Department of Highways
U. S. 27
Fishermen Topic Tops Toastmasters Evening
Carl Brewer acted as toastmaster while Phil Brewer led topics as Joe Miller spoke on Consumers in Politics and Art Thomann announced club representation in the annual speech contest. The best speaker prize went to Do all fishermen lie or do all liars fish.
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Toastmasters Club
Joe Miller
Phil Brewer
Michigan
Art Thomann
Ontist Leadig
Carl Brewer
Cub Pack 10 Holds Annual Blue and Gold Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 10 held its annual Blue and Gold Banquet last night at the First Church of God with about SS scouts parents and friends attending. Indian dancing by Ship 13 Sea Scouts entertained. Teddy Reisz and Danny Moon advanced to Boy Scout rank. Awards went to Myron Maines Kennie Fox Terry Fox Bobby Fairchild and Douglas Back.
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First Church of God
Ship 13 of the
Sea Scouts
Teddy Reisz
Danny Moon
Myron Maines
Kennie Fox
Terry Fox
Bobby Fairchild
Douglas Back
Ike Arrives in Buenos Aires on Latin Tour
President Eisenhower landed in Buenos Aires and greeted cheering crowds after a helicopter ride from the airport, avoiding an urban parade. Argentines showed cooler reception than Brazilians as the 10 day Latin American trip to bolster U.S. ties continued.
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Eisenhower
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Santiago
Montevideo
U. S
Juan D Peron
U.S
Charmettes Plan Fried Chicken Dinner Tonight
The Charmettes social club sponsors a fried chicken dinner at 928 Eighth Ave. Service starts at 8 p m.
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Charmettes Social Club
Eighth Ave
Tom McGraw Transferred To Houston
Thomas E McGraw 909 Serg el promoted to salesman for Armco International Corps southwestern area. He will move to Houston Texas with wife Dana Hays and three children in June. McGraw, a Middletown High School graduate, served in the Navy 1944 46 then studied at Ohio University and joined Armco in 1949 rising to sales correspondent in 1954. He is active church and community leader.
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Thomas E. McGraw
Sergel
Armco International Corp
AIC
Cc. J. McKnight
Middletown
Houston
Texas
Armco International
Oklahoma
Louisiana
McGraw
Dana Hays
Middletown High School
Ohio University
Athens
Armco
Middletown Works
Council of Churches
First Methodist Church
Commission On Missions
Upper Sandusky Man Killed in Train Car Crash
Upper Sandusky Ohio AP reports Lorin E Schindler 74 of Rt 1 Upper Sandusky died when a train struck his car at a county road crossing 22 miles east of the city during a snow storm Thursday.
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Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Lorin E. Schindler
Rt. 1
Upper Sandusky
Sheriff’s Office
Schindler
Here
Senate to Hold Around the Clock Civil Rights Sessions
Senators on both sides planned around the clock sessions as the third week of civil rights debate began. Keating urged cloture to push action, Clark warned weeks or months may pass, Thurmond vowed a finish. Stennis read testimony while Hill blasted the seven point program.
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John Chadwick Washington
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Congress
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Russell Doubts Civil Rights Vote Without Cloture
In a separate interview Sen Richard B Russell voiced doubt that civil rights proponents can force a vote without cloture. He led Southern opposition and refused to concede a two thirds majority to choke off debate, saying the course will emerge after extended Senate session and that Southerners will press on.
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Senate
Russel
Scout Staff Meeting Rescheduled For Monday Evening
The Pokey Griffith District commissioner staff meeting, postponed last night by bad weather, is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Civic Association library according to commissioner J. Everett Sams.
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Pokey Griffith
Civic Association Library
J. Everett Sams
Dancing Girls of Oulad Nail Mountains Spotlighted
The Oulad Nail mountains in Algeria are noted for their dancing girls, drawing attention to local cultural performances and regional traditions amid broader regional interest.
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Oulad Nail Mountains
Algeria
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