Engineer Swain Joins C. A. Olsen as Application Engineer
Eston Swain named application engineer at C. A. Olsen Mfg Co joining chief engineer Clarence Grandstaff. Swain, former heating contractor and educator with National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association, will help run dealer meetings and tackle summer and year round air conditioning research. He will also teach at Michigan State College Short Course again this year.
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Robertson Heating Supply Co
Ohio
Swain
Grandstaff
Michigan State College
Goodman Chosen to Lead Lorain County Jewish War Vets
Norman Goodman elected commander of Lorain County Post No. 22 Jewish War Veterans at the Elyria temple meeting. Senior commander Martin Cohen, junior commander Eugene Givner, quartermaster Milton Goodman, and others named for the coming year. Joint installation dinner dance set for May 2 at Spring Valley Country Club with Mel Fine Orchestra.
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Norman Goodman
Lorain County
Elyria Temple
Goodman
Martin Cohen
Eugene Givner
Milton Goodman
Eli Bloomstein
L. Berke
Phillip Lichtessen
George Jacoby
Nathan Gerson
Isadore Smith
Dougherty Lumber Yard Hit By Second Fire In 2 Years
A five alarm blaze at the Dougherty Lumber Company on Cleveland East Side caused about 90000 in damage and minor damage to four nearby houses and another fire. The rear yard ignition is suspected though officials have not determined a cause. Cab driver who reported the fire aided early alarm likely preventing greater damage.
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Cleveland
Dougherty Lumber Company
East 121St Street
Euclid Avenue
Elmer Cain
Cab Company
Dougherty Yards
Justice Jackson Improves After Heart Attack
Washington Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson is out of immediate danger after a mild heart attack last Tuesday. Physician Dr. Hill Carter says Jackson, age 62, is responding to treatment and cannot predict when he will resume duties.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Hill Carter
Hill
Nehru urges halt to atomic tests at UN call for immediate session
United Nations observers believe Indian Prime Minister Nehru may lead a campaign to force an assembly debate on controlling or outlawing atomic and hydrogen weapons. He urged the U.S. and U.S.S.R. to call an immediate halt to tests and urged the UN Disarmament Commission to convene. Diplomats note pressure for talks could influence Eisenhower’s plan to study peaceful atomic materials.
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United Nations
N.Y
United Natione
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
World Organization
New Delhi
Nehru
United States
Soviet Union
UN Disarmament Commission
Eisenhower
Burma
Pacific
Hitler
Kremlin
Army Extends Jeep Contracts Keeping Willys Plant Open
Washington reports the Army will indefinitely extend its contracts with Willys Motors for 500 jeeps a month, offsetting the planned 1955 cutoff. Bricker aides call the move a godsend as 8,200 plants workers may avoid layoffs. The Toledo plant, source of all military jeeps, also plans to boost commercial vehicle output.
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Washington
Army
Willys Maitors, Inc
Toledo
Ohio
John W. Bricker
R-Ohio
Bricker
Willys
Cleveland Ordnance District
Akron Pastor To Speak At Final Lenten Service
Dr. Marion S. Harvey of First Methodist Akron will preach the final Sund ay Union Lenten service at First Congregational Church in Elyria at 8 p m. Harvey, a 1952 Akron church pastor, studied at Illinois State Norman, Notre Dame, and Garrett Theological Seminary and has held multiple Methodist posts in Illinois, Missouri, and civic service roles in St Joseph. He will be joined by Dr James H Siward and Rev Wallace Aker, with a combined choir from local churches.
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Marion S. Harvey
First Methodist Church
Akron
Elyria Council of Churches
First Congregational Church
Harvey
Illinois State Norman
University of Notre Dame
Garrett Theological Seminary
Park Methodist Church
Bloomington
Ill
American Cancer Society
Buchanan County
American Red Cross
Misssouri Hospital Association
James H. Siward
Wallace Aker
LaPorte
Pearson Says No Violation Of Embargo
Washington columnist Drew Pearson denied breaking the government embargo on hydrogen bomb material. He said April 1 column about the H explosion was distributed and set in type before the film's public release and dismissed accusations as libelous. He blamed an April Fool scoop for critics.
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Washington II
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Peason
Washington
Atomic speed-up of evolution eyed in crops and animals
United Press reports that atomic scientists are speeding up genetic changes in plants with radiation and plan similar work in animals. Tests before a House Senate atomic energy subcommittee cite rust-free oats and 30 percent higher peanut yields, with efforts to develop blight-free corn and sheep wool improvements. Scientists stress no accidental human evolution is likely while planning to step up peacetime atomic research.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
House- Senate
Atomic Energy
Lewis L. Strauss
The
AEC
W. Ralph Singleton
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Brookhaven
Singleton
Unity Seen Best Real Defense Against the Bombs
Dr. Harold C. Urey argues the real defense against atomic and hydrogen bombs lies in domestic and Western unity. He advocates a federal Atlantic Union of the United States, England, and European democracies to deter war, while supporting continued nuclear testing as part of understanding nature.
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Harold C. Urey
Chicago
Pacific
United States
England
Manhattan
Hiroshima
Eichelberger
Russia
Germany
European Defense Community
Western Defense Army
Turkey
Spain
Kenney
Ormsby Elected President Of Elyria Quota Club
Thelma Ormsby will serve as president of the Quota Club of Elyria after installation April 22 at Gray stone Hotel. She won the office in the recent election at a luncheon meeting. Named to serve with her are Gina Boote first vice president Kathryn Snyder second vice president Gladys Stock recording secretary Laura Stanek corresponding secretary Helen Lapp treasurer. New board members are Ruth Keith retiring president and Sarah Thomas.
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Thelma Ormsby
Quota Club of
Elyria
Graystone
Ormsby
Genna Boote
Kathryn Snyder
Gladys Stock
Laura Stanek
Helen Lapp
Ruth Keith
Sarah Thomas
Ike to Run Again and Be Re-Elected Say Allen
Rep. Leo E. Allen of Illinois, chairing the House Rules Committee, predicted President Eisenhower will seek another term in 1956 and be reelected. He said the President may be reluctant but would be drafted if needed, noting the public supports his work and the administered program.
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Washington
Leo
E.allen
R-I
Congress
Eisenhower
Allen
White House
Illinois
House Rules Committee
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Career Officer Nominated as Ambassador to Israel
President Eisenhower names Edward B. Lawson a Foreign Service career officer to become ambassador to Israel. Lawson 58, from Newport Tenn was minister to Iceland and would fill the post left by the death of Ambassador Monnett Davis last December if Senate approval is granted.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Edward B. Lawson
Israel
Lawson
Newport
Tenn
Iceland
Senate
Monnett Davis
Heart Society names Cleveland Research Chief President-Elect
Dr. Irvine H. Page, director of the Cleveland Clinic Research Foundation, was named President-Elect of the American Heart Association. A renowned expert in hypertensive heart disease, he will assume the role in a year. Born January 7, 1901, in Indianapolis, he has authored more than 300 articles and helped pioneer drugs, procedures, and rehabilitation methods.
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Chicago
Irvine H. Page
Cleveland Clinic Research Foundation
American Heart Association
National Organization
Indianapolis
Page
Short Ridge High School
Cornell University
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Munich
Germany
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Cleveland Clinic
Lilly Laboratory For
Ind
City Hospital
Cleveland
Coventry Road
Cleveland Heights
Beatrice
Christopher
Nicholas
Generals View On Hydrogen Bomb Debate
Lt General Robert L. Eichelberger and Gen George Kenney urge full public disclosure of H bomb potential and rapid, strong air power. Ridgway backs thorough study before policy decisions. They discuss rearmament in Europe, German troop roles, and defense priorities amid Cold War hydrogen threats.
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New York
Robert L. Eicchelberger
USA
America
Japan
Eichelberger
Kenney
George C. Kenney
Pacific
Mattthew B. Ridgway
Army
INS
Progressive program outlined for Elyria Foundry division
L T M Ralston president of Industrial Brownhoist outlines a broad Progressive program for Elyria Foundry Division including expanded sales, advertising, agency representation, and market coverage. Emphasis on research, safety, housekeeping, space planning, and employee relations to ensure growth and prosperity, with Ralston and executive Max Riebenack addressing plant leadership and civic groups.
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Ralston
Industrial Brownhoist Corporation
Effec
Industrial
Brownhoist
Max Riebenack
Flash Bulb Triggers Panic in Congress Shooting Day
In Washington a tense moment in Congress ended when a teen from Winter Haven Florida, Jerry Counter, set off a flash bulb in the southwest gallery at 2 34 p m. Days earlier Puerto Rican gunmen had wounded five lawmakers in a fusillade. House members briefly feared another attack before realizing it was a photo stunt.
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Washington
House
Senate
Winterhaven
Fla
Capitol
Jerry Counter
Waves Wand To Launch 1954 Cancer Campaign
President Eisenhower opened the 1954 Cancer Crusade in Times Square by wielding a cobalt tipped wand near a device that triggered two swords as symbols of the $200 million fundraising drive. The ceremony marked the official start of the campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Times Square
New York
Man Fatally Injured in Route 62 Collision
The report details a fatal car crash on U S Route 62 when a vehicle operated by Jas mony Levandoski skidded into a head-on collision with another car driven by Nicholas Geordan. The accident occurred as both cars lost control after striking a guard rail.
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Mildred
Nicholas Geordan
Hope For Ike's Help On Statehood Bill In House
Senate approval for Hawaii and Alaska statehood strengthens push for action in the House. President Eisenhower's support for Hawaii is noted while Alaska faces GOP opposition that could stall passage. House Interior Chair A. L. Miller vows to pass the measure, seeking a conference or, if needed, expedited action through parliamentary steps. Alaska's E. L. Bartlett notes Senate support could sway public opinion and House action.
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Ike
Washington
Senate
Hawaii
Alaska
Eisenhower
House
A. L. Miller
Miller
Tion
House Gop
Congress
House Rules Committee
GOP
E. L. Bartlett
Westinghouse Studies Union's Wage Demands
Pittsburgh talks between Westinghouse Electric and the International Union of Electrical Workers were in recess as the firm weighs a union demand for a guaranteed annual wage and a sizeable pay raise. The IUE seeks a 40 hours per week, 52 weeks per year baseline and a 5 or $10 monthly increase, plus pension and insurance revisions, a profit sharing plan, and longer vacations. Union leader James B. Carey voiced optimism about achieving a guaranteed annual wage in 1954, funded by a 5 percent payroll contribution and applicable only after 52 weeks of fund buildup.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers, Etc
Westinghouse
Federation of Westinghouse
James B. Carey
IUE
CIO
Carey
U.S. Employment Service
Label Party Goers In London Debutante Row
Britain's 1954 debutantes assign labels to party goers branding them undesirable with terms like FI for financially insecure and NST for not safe in taxis, stated by socialite Mrs. Tankerville Chamberlayne.
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London
Britain
Tankerville Chamberlayne
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Cleveland Research
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J. Clare George
Elyria Foundry
L.T.M. Ralston
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