Nuclear Physics Suggested For Check On Road-Builders
In Columbus Governor says nuclear physics may help inspect road projects. He cites weak foundations and substandard bridge welding in recent statewide contracts. DiSalle notes three or four major construction flaws found after work was accepted, urging tests to prevent recurrences.
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Chinese Fishermen Rescued After Grounding Near Wormonn Stray
A destroyer rescued 14 Chinese fishermen from a sinking boat after it ran aground near Wormonn Stray. LACW Hedy of Tin Olva led a rubber boat crew to the crippled craft, pulling survivors to safety as a helicopter cut the vessel free.
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Senate OK Appears Sure For Mrs Luce Ambassador to Brazil
Clare Boothe Luce seems assured of Senate confirmation as ambassador to Brazil despite Democratic opposition led by Senator Morse who called the nomination political and unqualified. Supportcomes from Senator Prescott Bush and others, while a vote was postponed to Monday amid lingering debates and related congressional business on retirement benefits and defense procurement issues.
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Largest State Plans Biggest Power Dam
Alaska proposes a massive hydroelectric project at Rampart Canyon to rival Grand Coulee and TVA output. Initial estimates show potential power of about 4.77 million kilowatts, with a reservoir surpassing 1,000 square miles and costs climbing into the billions depending on turbine scale.
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Jail Too Calm Deputies Nip Escape Try
In Steubenville Jefferson County jail eight prisoners were found in a cell after guards noticed an unusual odor. A hole had been dug in a cell wall and two bits of sawed metal were found along with three hacksaw blades. One inmate had been indicted for shooting to kill and another for malicious damage. The inmates were placed in solitary confinement.
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Chronicle Telegram 1950 No 190 Elyria Ohio Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram 1950 issue from Elyria Ohio lists publication details and pricing. It notes daily delivery except Sundays and holidays, by Lorain County Printing andPublishing Co at 225 East Avenue, Elyria. Rates include carrier and mail subscriptions with yearly advance payment and regional rates.
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Lens Cleaning Fluid Warning Issued By FDA
FDA warns of a recalled lens cleaning fluid lot from Barneselfind Ophthalme Products Inc Sunnyvale California. The fluid in a dropper bottle form for practice use contained a dangerous pseudomonasterie form that could cause blindness if eye injury or infection exists. The warning notes healthy eyes face low risk but urges recall and caution.
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King Pilots Jet Over English Channel in Hawker Hunter
King Tissein of Jandan pilots an advanced two seat Hawker Hunter over the English Channel breaking the sound barrier. The mission, led by veteran pilot Fingland, occurred Monday aboard the UPTI jet trainer.
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Ohio House Passes Emergency SUB Bill Amid Turbulent Session
The Ohio House approved an emergency Supplemental Unemployment Benefits bill by a wide margin after a heated floor fight. The measure aims to accelerate past-due SUB payments and prevent wage losses for workers hit by last year’s recession, while opposing blocs push for a broader tax and utility reform package.
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International family faces long separation after border policy
Roy Huerta, 38, has traveled 130 miles each Saturday for nearly a decade to visit his Mexican born wife Manuela, 32, in Tijuana. She has been barred from entering the United States since 1949 due to a perjury conviction tied to a language mix up, though a possible reunion looms.
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UPI
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United States
Democrats Vow to Overturn Eisenhower Veto on REA Bill
Democratic leaders in Congress expressed confidence in a two thirds override in both chambers to defeat President Eisenhower on a Rural Electrification Administration bill. House and Senate margins were near two thirds, but absentees could decide the outcome as backers push to strip Ezra Benson of loan authority and alter REA reorganizations.
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Allies Face Berlin Challenge as West Plans Geneva Talks
Western Allies forecast a tough Berlin stand with a hardened Soviet line and revealing Franco British gap on concessions. The U.S. view aligns with France and Germany, shaping tone for a Geneva meeting with Andrei Gromyko and a possible summer summit.
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Manufacturing Profits Seen Higher In 1959
New York based reports indicate manufacturing profits may rise 25 percent in 1959 from 1958. Factors include productivity gains and higher production volumes. Sterling Drug appears attractive for investors due to its strong market position and Zimmermann process ventures. Aldens notes stock remains appealing for income and long term growth. Reynolds says earnings could exceed last year's 301 per share.
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Welfare Aide Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Mrs. Florence Wilson of Ashtabula pleaded guilty to embezzling 14500 dollars from welfare funds over three years. The 59 year old former Ashtabula County Welfare Department worker cried in court as Judge Hugh Hewitt sentenced her to a 1 to 10 year term and ordered transfer to Marysville Reformatory.
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Huerta hopes to reunite wife and children in Los Angeles
Huerta, aided by a UPI investigation, may bring his wife and six children to live with him in Los Angeles within weeks. The 1957 law allows spouses of U.S. citizens to enter if marriage and birth documents are in order, despite prior perjury conviction.
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House Dems seek 11th vote to move bill on utilities rates
House leaders search for a final vote to advance the administration backed measure out of Elections and Federal Relations. Two Democrats withheld support, a third was absent, and eight Republicans opposed. Frances McGovern leads the push for fair gas, electric and phone rates and predicts 12 votes tonight. The hearing room was packed as Olio Golison’s counsel argued against replacing reproduction cost depreciation with net investment considerations for setting utility profits.
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Prisoner Claims 27 Years Faked Insanity in Brooklyn Case
William F Dunn testified in Kings County court that he faked insanity for 27 years to avoid trial on a 1932 burglary slaying. He said he was confined at Mathewawan State Hospital and preferred its horrors to the electric chair. The judge called 27 years in Mat bewildering compared to Sing Sing. Dunn was captured after a gun battle during a pawn shop raid in which two robbers and a policeman were killed.
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Rep Polk Dies At 62 In Walter Reed Hospital
Rep James G Polk a Democratic member from Ohio died at Walter Reed Army Hospital at age 62 after a cancer battle. He had been ill since March 21 and had served as chairman of a House Agriculture subcommittee on poultry. He represented Ohio's Sixth District including Adams Brown Clermont Fayette Highland Pickaway Pike Ross and Scioto counties and called farming his sole occupation.
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