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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
5
Crossword style clues list with across and down entries about rivers, metals, clothing, and geography. Includes nations cubic meters enamels and other varied terms defining river names and related words.
Nation faces higher farm costs and potential price shifts as drought and heat reduce crops and livestock output. Farm incomes fall while some sectors gain from demand for cooling goods and greater meat and dairy prices. Weather forecasters warn heat will persist, with uneven effects across industries.
John J Hughes aged 79 a retired city policeman died after falling 12 feet from a ladder while making repairs at his Cleveland home yesterday.
Senate leaders plan swift three day or less debate on the farm bill after actions on the Atomic Energy Act. Republicans push Eisenhower’s flexible price supports while a bipartisan group backs extending rigid supports. The Agriculture Committee favored 90 percent parity for selected staples, amid expectations of a flexible system.
East Liverpool hosts a dinner August 28 honoring Rep. Wayne L. Haves of Flushing with speakers from Illinois Tennessee and Ohio. Senators Thomas A. Burke Paul Douglas and Ester Kefuver headline the event hosted by Columbi aba County Democrats.
A committee moves toward approving a plan supported by readers and stakeholders with parity estimates between 60 and 90 percent. The vote signals broad backing across groups for the proposed framework.
Republican candidate James A. Rhodes accused Gov. Frank J. Lausche of a negative attitude toward Ohio’s mental health program. He said Ohio ranks at the bottom among states with adequate facilities for a mentally ill population of 20,000 or more.
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