Eisenhower Quarter Boxscore Compared To Past Years
Congressional Quarterly analyzes President Eisenhower's first quarter 1954 boxscore and compares it with earlier years. Democratic leaders gauge progress against a do nothing Congress label, while Eisenhower praises House action and high hopes for Senate speed. Presidents’ supporters predict substantial enactment as election year pressure grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D Mont
Congress
Stephen A. Mitchell
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
William F. Knowland
Calif
Nixon
News Items Of Days Gone By From Chronicle Telegram April 18 1954
Secretary of War Stimson reported U S casualties as of March 23 1944 totaled 178 681 County Commissioners indicated a proposal to build a county juvenile detention home might appear on the November ballot Silver rebellion threatened the House Ohio Rep Fiesinger announced 101 signatures for remonetization bill Ohio legislators faced stalemate over taxation proposed state sales tax defeated three times Sunday no paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
U. S
House of Representatives
Rep. Fiesinger
Ohio
Hearts of Gold Club Plans Demonstrations at Meetings
Members of the Hearts of Gold Club met at Lagrange high school for their second meeting on April 7 to plan demonstrations and programs for the coming year. The next meeting is set for April 21 at 4 p.m. at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Aggies 4H
Kenneth Kocsis
S. Island Road
Pittsfield
Jolly Stitchers
Texas Gulf Net For Quarter Is Higher
Texas Gulf producing reported net income in the first quarter of 1954 of 1,513,000 dollars, or 1.24 dollars a share, up from 795,119 dollars or 72 cents last year. Chairman Gordon W. Reed said the rise reflects higher oil production from Headlee Field in west Texas and expects earnings to climb in the remaining three quarters of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Texas
Gulf
Gordon W. Reed
Headlee Field
West Texas
Eisenhower Boxscore tracks 5 of 214 recommendations becoming law
Congressional Quarterly reports through March 21 1954 that five of President Eisenhowers 214 recommendations have become law while 169 show some progress on Capitol Hill First quarter actions include 60 passed by a house 36 reported favorably by committees and 54 with committee hearings Some programs have taken effect automatically unless blocked and several have not yet been introduced or heard Sums cover farm housing foreign policy taxes public works and other economic matters with mixed results across major programs and commissions cittizen oversight continues as the second quarter begins
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Republican Party
House
Congress
ICQ
Senate
Mittee
Vice
Nixon
Dent
Senate Committee
District of Columbia
St John’s College gifts Marx books to President at White House
At a Washington ceremony St John’s College Annapolis presented a library gift to the President featuring Karl Marx’s Das Kapital and the Communist Manifesto alongside works by Plato Aristotle Shakespeare and Jane Austen. The collection sparked talk of liberal arts revival and included science and philosophy texts such as Descartes Geometry and Kant.
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Washington
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
St. John's College
Annapolis
Chicago
Ithis Tower of Tomes
St. John’s
Richard D. Weigle
Richard F. Cleveland
Baltimore
Grover, Cleveland
Karl Marx
Jim Hagerty
Jim
White House
Marx
Stalin
Plato
Aristotle
Shakespeare
Hippocrates
Richar II
Jane Austen
Emma
Mark Twain
Rabelais
Pantagruel
Epictetus
Ptolemy
Plotinus
Descarters
Huygens
Leibniz
Directory Listings Highlight Elyria Library Assets
The Elyria Library provides access to key directories such as Current Biography 1953 Who's Who in America Who Was Who in America N W Ayer & Sons Directory Ulrich's Periodical Directory and Thomas Register of American Manufacturers. Librarians offer phone references to save trips.
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Elyria Library
America
U.S
N. W. Ayer & Son
U. S
Canada
West Indies
Panama
Philippines
Ulrich
Thomas’ Register of American Manufacturers
Elyria
Sun Oil Announces New Type Gasoline
Sun Oil Co. unveiled a higher octane gasoline with strong anti knock qualities and denied plans to drop its single grade policy. A spokesman said the firm would launch the most extensive advertising campaign in its history, targeting newspapers to challenge premium fuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Sun Oil Co
County Board Approves New Jail Building Plan
Philadelphia Mississippi reports the County Board agreed to construct a new jail following a grand jury recommendation. The panel warned the existing facility was decrepit and inadequate, noting inmates should not be jailed there when intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Miss
Wooster hosts Good Friday Brahms Requiem with Robert Shaw
Robert Shaw will guest conduct the Good Friday Brahms Requiem at the College of Wooster Memorial Chapel Friday at 1 15. He leads a soloist quartet, the concert choir, and a student orchestra including Eastman School of Music and Oberlin players, Canton Symphony members, Wooster alumni and students.
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Robert Shaw
College of Wooster
Memorial Chapel
Eastman School of Music
Oberlin
Canton Symphony Orchestra
Janice Schmidt
Elyria
Messiah Chorus
Melvin Hakola
Wooster
Car Selleck
Kathleen Schamp
Stewart Elder
Robert Lawther
William Gore
New York City
Harold Cook
Orrville First Presbyterian Church
Calvin Rogers
Ashland College
John Ades
Harold Smith
Shaw
Enjoy The Wonders Of Using Classified Ads
Classified ad note promotes using the service for selling renting and hiring with a contact dial in. Provides a single phone number 4751 and urges readers to try the ads. No additional details or individuals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Ohio to Invest $621 Million in Treasury Bonds This Year
Columbus Ohio. State Treasurer Roger W Tracy predicts Ohio will hold about three quarters of a billion dollars in bonds by year end. The current treasury bond account totals $621,414,500, comprising investments from the State Industrial Commission and retirement systems for teachers public employees school employees and highway patrol. If the trend continues, the 12 month period could add about $162,000,000. Tracy notes growing bond holdings create a storage facility problem for securities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Treasury
State Industrial Commission
Highway Patrol
Tracy
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief for Common Aches
When kidney function slows, backache headaches dizziness and low energy can follow. Mild diuretic Doan's Pills have helped millions for over 50 years by flushing waste from the kidneys and easing restless nights and bladder irritations.
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Dean
Doan
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Ridgeville Junior Workers 4-H Club
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Stoney Ridge Rd
Bob Johnson
James Schneider
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Tom Myers
William Tedrick
Texas Gulf
Congressional, Quarterly
J. Lawrence Seaway
Ton A Housing
Toft-Hartley ‘Yovisid
Atomic Energy
Botamer Florist
E. Broad
TAD
Periodical Dictionary
Sun Oil
Masonic Temple
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
H. H. Benham
Elizabeth Benham Swiers
Jerry Swiers
Ohio Treasury
Cale
Northwestern Adjustment Co
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
Coleman Optical
Court ST
du Pont
Rusber
Friow Kore
PONT
Seale
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