Senator Lees Approves Farm Bill Draft Amid Talks
Senator Olin D Johnston forecast a compromise farm bill draft acceptable to a majority in both House and Senate as conferees press toward agreement. President Eisenhower urged prompt action on a good bill addressing farm relief, including a 2 cent gas tax exemption for farm use and possible refunds, with further details on Page 24.
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Two Fined for Drunken Driving in Marcellus District
Two motorists James Osterhout, 20, of 202 Dudley Street and Joseph Legault, 28, of 2390 Butternut Street admitted drunken driving. Osterhout fled from Patrolman Burns, leading to a chase, while Legault crashed into Loula Procopio’s car at an intersection. Osterhout arrested after failing to stop, Legault held overnight with sentencing set.
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Editorial Viewpoints Stir Debate on Email Access
David Lawrence comments on an editorial page in a Molaylas Mercury edition, critiquing the moaning tone and urging clearer access to email features. The piece frames a broader discussion of media presentation and reader engagement.
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Wisconsin Primary Tests Ike Kefauver Support in Busy Voter Day
Wisconsin voters in the presidential preference primary cast ballots across the state. Eisenhower and Kefauver faced strong shows with farmers and rural Republicans expected to cross over, while Democrats hoped any gain would indicate a party shift. Kefauver’s slate stood alone. Eisenhower’s lead was the focus for voters and party strategists alike.
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Tornado Toll: Seven Dead Fifty Injured Across Midwest Towns
A wave of fourteen tornadoes struck twenty four towns in the Midwest leaving seven dead and fifty injured. The storms caused widespread damage and prompted emergency responses as officials assessed the impact on communities and infrastructure. Meanwhile political analysis noted Democrat gains predicted in Wisconsin’s Milwaukee and Madison, with observers focusing on general election figures rather than the 1952 primary to gauge Eisenhower Kefauver strength.
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Foes Walk Out With Ballot Box Group Backing Alleged Left Rector Wins Vestry Election
A parish meeting at Trinity Youth House in Weston ended in turmoil as officiants and members walked out amid factional clashes over the slate of six vestrymen. The situation centered on Rev. Melish and claims of left-leaning influence, with the group supporting the rector and a majority on the vestry contingent. Details continue on Page 21.
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Fluoridation Talks Planned in City Schools
The City Health Department announced a schedule of fluoridation talks in public schools to urge parent support for the measure. A Common Council hearing is set for 2 p.m. on April 12, with about 80 people expected to attend. Mayor Mead and Health Commissioner Dr. David Bigwood have pressed the council to authorize fluoridation, citing dental disease reduction.
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Eisenhower Orders Council Formed to Aid Aging Population
President Eisenhower outlined the creation of a Federal Council on Aging to improve opportunities for older Americans. He directed a memorandum to heads of about a dozen agencies to review current aging programs, assess unmet needs, and propose new priorities and actions for a broader, permanent structure.
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Last-Minute Packing Keeps Grace Busy
New York based Grace Kelly plans last-minute packing and bridal errands on her final day in the United States before her marriage to Prince Grace of Philadelphia. She is expected to attend a noon news conference and visit Cardinal Spellman as part of arranged activities.
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Dulles View on Troop Use Could Nip Housing Looms at Air Base
Secretary said FHA negotiating 500 unit housing project near Dulles could proceed without immediate Congress approval if a sudden emergency justified use of U.S. forces in the Middle East. He cautioned plans are not final and emergency authority would be sought only if needed.
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Bring on the Flowers Weather Notes and Port Plans
Weather report cites a Texas low pressure system bringing light rain and possible thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow with highs around 50s and 56 tomorrow, light winds shifting to southerly. Separate item notes Britain’s Supply Ministry’s claim of preparations for a third atomic test and Port of New York Authority plans to invest at least 600 million dollars in new terminals bridges and airports.
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Tornado Toll Mounts Across Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri
A series of overnight tornadoes struck about two dozen towns across Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri leaving at least several dead and many homes destroyed. Drumright Oklahoma suffered five deaths and over a hundred homes were leveled in a town of 9 000 residents. Reports also cited fatalities in southeast Kansas and injuries in Missouri with Joplin sustaining damage worth about 100 000. The Bevel family tragedy unfolded in Drumright as multiple fatalities occurred and survivors were left amid wreckage. The storm path extended from Drumright to Miami Oklahoma with additional twisters reported near Grenola and other towns.
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Today’s Chuckle on Earth, Water, and Farming Time
A lighthearted quip notes that most of the earth is water and a fourth is land, then jokes the good Lord meant man to spend thrice as long fishing as plowing, to balance work and recreation.
Auto Pioneer Alfred P Sloan Resigns G M Chairmanship
Alfred P Sloan, 80, steps down as General Motors chairman after a 38 year career guiding the automaker through the Great Depression and postwar expansion. Sloan remains on the board and honorary chairman while Harlow W Curtice stays as GM president.
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