Postal Chief Sees Funding Granted Despite Delays
Postal Chief Summerfield insists Congress will provide the full 47 million dollars for postal needs despite slow House action and late requests. He warns against cutting third class mail and notes steel production and public demand influencing overall capacity while reporting eight Ohio fatalities from weekend accidents amid severe weather.
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Post- Summerfield
Yaster
Arthur E. Sumsion
Contos
Mountain Mail
Merfield
ABC
Congress
House
Cleveland
Herelion
Senate
Penses
Steel Magazine
Summerfield
Cacrisis
Appropriations Committee
Steel
Paseshla
Three Hungarian Patriots Sentenced To Death
Vienna dispatch reports three Hungarian patriots were sentenced to death today for killing a security policeman during the revolution. One of the condemned is described as a 25 year old woman noted for her beauty.
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Ilona Toth
Milos Gyoengyoesi
Ferenc Goenezi
Ference Kovacs
Joszet, Lukacs
Miss Toth
Gyoengyoesi
Goenczi
Istvan Kollar
Miss
Hunters Win Over Snakes In Gypsum Hills Hunt
OKEENE Okla UP More than 500 clothed adventurers joined the International Association of Rattlesnake Hunters for the annual foray in Salt Creek Canyon. They bagged 987 snakes weighing about 1500 pounds while one 17 year old hunter Eldon Buddy Martin of Okeefe was injured but expected to recover.
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International Assn
Salt Creek Canyon
Eldon Buddy Martin
Okeeffe
States
Switzerland
Walter Wuebbeling
Griculture
Lily Woodall
Cin
Ohio
Fon
South Africa
Japan
Mexi- Batavia
Panama
Brazil
James R. Hay
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Seaway
Sconsin
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Wauwatosa
Hay
Wis
St. Jude's
Rosary Society
Biess Eatjy
Reichlin Funeral Home
E. Kline
Heavy Snow Buries Rockies Plains States in Spring Storm
A third spring snowstorm buries the Rocky Mountains and Western Plains with up to two feet of drifting snow. Blizzards lash Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and the Great Lakes region. Temperatures plummet and gusts reach 30 mph as storms move east.
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White
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Investi- Corp
Cleveland
UAW
Republic
Wyo
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Colorado Springs
Rainitices Resolution
Pueblo
Cole
Missouri
Winter Storm Hits Northern Ohio Amid Power Cuts
Snow from four to forty inches paralyzed northern Ohio as a major blizzard swept across the region. Cars skidded off roads injuring several. one youth, John Emerine, 19, remained unconscious with a fractured skull and contusions. Power outages disrupted communications and forced school closings while pilots made emergency landings in heavy snow. The storm also delayed traffic on the Cleveland to Detroit corridor and left widespread outages affecting about 500 homes.
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Syite
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UAW Considers Ethical Practices Resolution in Reform Push
The United Auto Workers weigh a 16 point ethical practices resolution and a public watchdog committee to back Walter Reuther. It commends leaders for a public review board and endorses Fifth Amendment rights while restricting leaders who hide testimony to evade corruption or communism probes.
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United Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
Jenell
UAW
Bill Would Let District Voters Launch School Merger Efforts
In Columbus the Senate planned to vote on a bill to let county school boards start district consolidation, with voters in affected districts approving. The measure removes remonstrance petitions and allows direct voter action through petitions and “citizens’ committees” for mergers within a county.
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Delbert Latta
Bowling Green
Legisla
Action Urged On School Aid Civil Rights Refugee Bills
Washington reports Sen. Case urged quick action on school aid civil rights and refugee bills. Leaders signaled push to clear measures before Easter recess amid debate over administration aid and congressional scheduling.
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Eisenhower
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U.S
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William F. Knowland
Calif
Davis
Paris Welcomes Queen Elizabeth Amid Turbulent Talks
Paris hosts Queen Elizabeth amid debate over school consolidation bills. The measures, backed by Sen. Mosher, would let county and state boards pursue consolidations with voter approval in affected districts. The visit, marked by security and pomp, contrasts with mixed public reception.
Dulles admits budget cuts were too rapid in 1953
Secretary John Foster Dulles told the House appropriations committee that the 1953 budget cuts were made too quickly and may have demoralized staff. He urged a $16 million salary increase to fix the situation and warned of war risk if miscalculation persists. The New York Times reported on traffic toll roads and a Wisconsin wildlife study noting eight years of study could shift views on wildlife nesting.
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F Dulles
House Appropriations Committee
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Soviet Union
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All York Times
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Poe Elbrick
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Times
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Wis
University of Wisconsin
Ellarson
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