Safety conference hailed as most successful yet
Safew officials labeled yesterday's ninth annual County Regional Safety Conference at Hampton the most successful ever, with attendance over 1,800 surpassing last year’s mark by about 600. Robert McDade of Crystal Tissue Co. was elected chairman of the Ohio Paper and Paper Products Executive Committee, with Ed Banks of Inland Container as vice chairman and Ralph Myers of Mead Corp. as secretary.
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Safew
Sterday
Hampton
Middletown
Robert McDade
Crystal Tissue Co
Ohio Paper and Paper Products
Ed Banks
Inland Container
Ralph Myers
Mead Corp
Chillicothe
McDade
Robert Newbold
West Carrollton
Egry Registery Co
Dayton
Columbus
James E. Gheen
New York
Moose Lodge
Ma Kettle face used by Communist press prompts protest
Hollywood actress Marjorie Main decries a Polish tabloid using her image in an advice column. She contacted Assistant Secretary of State Livingston T. Merchant seeking removal, saying Communist Poland misuses a capitalist American star to appear wise.
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Hollywood
Ma Kettle Today
Democratic
America
Poland
Miners Die In 400 Foot Fall At Bethlehem Iron Mine
Two Bethlehem Steel Co miners died when a bucket fell 400 feet at the Grace Iron ore mine in Morgantown Pennsylvania. Eight other men were seriously injured as the lift struck a steel support near the 1,200 foot shaft. Deceased were James Smallwood 35 of Philadelphia and Clifford Davis 53 of Elverson. The survivors clung to the bucket and were brought to the surface with multiple broken bones reported.
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Morgantown
New Grace
Bethlehem Steel Co
James Smallwood
Philadelphia
Clifford Davis
Elverson
Canadian Couple In Hospital Here After Food Poisoning
A Canadian couple, Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert Moody of St. Thomas Ontario, were brought to Middletown Hospital from Florida last night after a trip home. R S Faust, operator of Victory Motor Court, said they fell ill Monday evening and were found in good condition this morning. Mrs Moody reported eating pea soup prior to illness.
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Florida
St. Thomas
Ontario
Middletown Hospital
R. S. Faust
Opera North
Franklin
Theater of
Solons Study Security Upgrades Spurred by FBI Watch
FBI officials declined comment as Chicago chief Guy Banister said Gonzalo Lebron, 30, is under surveillance but no link to the shooting was found. The Sun Times quoted Lebron fearing arrest any moment. Capitol Hill safety rules took effect, with 30 extra police and plain clothes in galleries. Visitors must have a signed member card. Speaker Martin noted limits but eyeing bullet proof glass and more guards as imperfect prevention.
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Chicago
Guy Bannister
Washington City
Capitol
Congressional
Congress
House
Martin
R-Mass
Halls of Congress
Growing Spiritually by Faith and Growth in God
In this devotional we explore how God plants materials for growth even in imperfect worlds.we may find remedies for evils and resources to endure hostile environments through Jesus Christ. The message frames growth as interplay of created limits and divine provision, urging trust and action in daily life.
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R.S.V
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Judge Dismisses Case In Hotel Shooting
Judge J T Lamb dismissed the charge of discharging firearms within city limits against Bertha Weidner after the prosecution said John Farquis refused to cooperate or testify. Farquis, wounded in the left leg, had admitted self defense per the prosecutor, though he gave no court testimony. The incident followed an altercation at the City Hotel on February 13.
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Bertha Weidner
J. T. Lamb
Tillmon Ellison
John Farquis
Farquis
Middletown Hospital
Weidner
Ellison
Alton H. Combs
John Fitzgerald
Wirtz Newest Ice Show One Of Best
Arthur M. Wirtz presented the 19th Hollywood Ice Revue at Cincinnati Garden last night a polished program with Barbara Ann Scott as star though many cast members shone. Skaters DeBief Lavonnes Raffleer Mapes Baxter Firstbook and F r e d d y Trenkler contributed standout turns amid glittering costumes and choreographed ballet on ice. The revue runs through March 10 and blends dance interpretation with humor and spectacle for a broad audience.
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Arthur M. Wirtz
Cincinnati Garden
Barbara Ann Scott
Wirtz
Miss Scott
Jacqueline DeBief
Freddy Trenkler
Scott
Garden
Miss du Bief
Lavonnes
Jack Raffleer
Jerry Mapes
Skippy Baxter
Peter Firstbook
Iee
Trenkler
House plans to cut revenues by nearly a million yearly
The House would cancel scheduled reductions preserving about 1.1 billion in current revenues. The Eisenhower administration asked to cancel cuts and opposed revenue loss from excises. After Reed's amendments, the Treasury would support targeted excise cuts where industries faced high rates.
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Eisenhower
Reed Earemens
Treasury
Holiness Tabernacle to Host Evening Services and Meetings
The Rev E Satterfield and a Richmond Indiana band will lead public services at Holiness Tabernacle, 1200 Garfield St, at 7 30 tonight with Charles E Allen arranging. Goldie McKeller announces Ladies Auxiliary Blythe Williams American Legion Post meeting at 8 pm Thursday. The Rev Arthur Cooley of Aenon Bible School Columbus will speak Monday at 7 30 pm in the D of A Hall Franklin, with the school chorus performing and Elder and Mrs Perkins as sponsors.
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Richmond
Ind
Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe
Garfield St
Charles E. Allen
Goldie McKeller
Blythe- Williams American Legion Post
Arthur Cooley
Aenon Bible School of Columbus
D. of A. Hall
4Th and
Main Streets
Franklin
Ohder Particien
Perkins
End of Mardi Gras Marked by Tired Faces in New York
New York marked the carnival season’s end with Rex and Comus masking by torchlight and a courtly visit. City streets were crowded in costumes as 551 complaints were logged, 103 auto crashes occurred, and 56 drunkenness cases were reported. A fatal shooting occurred when John Albert, 53, intervened in a fight between two women. Charity Hospital treated many injuries from fights, stabbings, thrown objects, burns, and accidents.
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Rex
Misrule
Comus
John Albert
Charity Hospital
Glad Treaty Plan Rejected by Senate Vote
President Eisenhower praised the Senate for rejecting a constitutional amendment aimed at curbing treaty powers. In a news conference he defended fair play in anti communism probes, weighed tax policy, the potential outlawing of the Communist Party, security purge details, labor’s fair employment idea, and the Puerto Rican terror attack on House members, calling the governor’s Puerto Rico visit welcome.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Sen. George
D-Ga
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
George
America
Treasury
Humphrey
Civil Service Commission
Mitchell
Fair Employment Practices Commission
House
Puerto Rico
Indochina Peace Is Termed Bait
Taiwan Formosa dispatch reports Premier Chen Cheng labeling Indochina peace efforts as bait to lure France from the Western alliance and stall European defense plans. He doubted France would bow yet warned Russia must reveal its stance on Asia at the Geneva Korea talks next month.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Chen Cheng
Russia
Indochina
France
Korea
Truckers Meeting Opened in Columbus Leaders Set to Speak
Columbus Mayor M. and Clarence E. Williams of Mansfield head a three day Ohio Trucking Association meeting. Also addressing the gathering are Jack Cole of Alabama, president of the American Trucking Association, and E. Sensenbrenner of Mansfield.
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Columbus
Ohio
M., E. Sensenbrenner
Clarence E. Williams
Mansfield
Ohio Trucking Assn
Jack Cole
Alabama
American Trucking Assn
Monument Builders Elect Ohio Leader in Columbus
The Monument Builders of Ohio elected Joseph Carabelli of Cleveland as president in Columbus. Arnold Lundberg of Fostoria, retiring president, and trustees Richard Bebout of Van Wert and Evert Nylen of Amherst were named. The cardinal is noted as a bird species where females can sing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Monument Builders of Ohio, Inc
Joseph Carabelli
Cleveland
Arnold
Farm Price Drop Halted In 1953 Benson Reports
Washington The secretary of agriculture said 1953 halted a long decline in farm prices and produced a sound permanent farm program. He notes the Eisenhower administration faced surpluses, over production and price drops inherited from Truman, with a shift toward peacetime needs and expanded production. The 1950s demand and production contexts require new tools and a different program focus to expand markets and stabilize incomes.
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Washington
Secretary of
Benson
Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
Bets Off as Attor ney Intercepts East St. Louis Bets
East St. Louis bettors telephoned wagers to a local handbook around 2:30 p.m. yesterday but all bets were void. Richard T. Carter, St. Clair County state’s attorney, answered the phones during a police raid and found callers unaware of the raid, with the lines ringing furiously as he intervened.
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East ST. Louis
Richard T. Carter
St. Clair County
Agriculture seeks price supports to curb surplus
The article cites calls for drastic steps to remove multi year surpluses and align production with prospective market demands. It advocates cushioning price declines via direct and indirect supports wherever practical to aid agriculture.
Orchestra Plays National Anthem For New Citizen
Dallas musician Leo Aronson, late for rehearsal, is welcomed back by conductor Walter Hend as he leads the Dallas Symphony with The Star Spangled Banner. Aronson, recently naturalized after leaving federal court, earns the nickname Tex from fellow players.
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Tex
Leo Aronson
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hend
No. 5
Hend
Aronson
John Rosenfield
Dallas News
Buchenwald Concentration Camp
Import Ban on Aigrette Plume in the United States
A historic note states that the aigrette, a plume from a heron or egret, may not be imported into the United States. The rule reflects early wildlife protection measures restricting migratory bird parts. The article clarifies the policy's scope and its impact on trade in ornamental feathers.
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