Developments In The Congress Surprising Cutback in Foreign Aid Proposed
United Press reports Chairman James P. Richards urges a $700 million reduction in foreign aid as Republican support grows for deeper cuts beyond the proposed $8.5 billion military economic program. Rep. Smith says substantially more than Richards proposed, while Rep. Vorys calls it a good starting point. Senate and House members weigh the implications as collegial reaction grows. Separately, the Senate Agriculture committee criticizes modern bread quality compared with grandmothers bake.
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United Press
Washington
James P. Richards
D. SC
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fcans
Lawrence H. Smith
Wis
Richards
John M. Vorys
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bread additives and laws spark anti‑chemicals debate
A discussion on bread content reveals calls to remove certain additives and chemicals to keep bread soft. A Senate committee probes IPR ties, hearings target ex‑Communist Hede Massing. Separate inquiry rebukes Sam Mason for fleecing victims of over 280000 as federal grand jury foreseen. Baseball figure Hillings hints MLB spokesmen argued reserve clause merits.
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IPR
Senate Internal Security Committee
Institute of Pacific Relations
Hede Massing
Gerhart Eisler
Research Organization
Sam D. Mason
Senate
Justice Department
Baseball
Patrick J Hillings
R. Cal
Major League Baseball
McCarthy Denies Dice Loss While In Washington
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin denies welching on a $5,500 dice loss saying he does not shoot craps. The Columbus matter centers on Bob Byers Jr testimony about a $5,500 win McCarthy never paid, plus Byers’ ties to a housing booklet earning McCarthy $10,000 from Lustron Corp.
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Columbus
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Washington
Bob Byers, Jr
Bob Jr
Byers
Byres
McCarthy
Clark Wideman
Senator
Lustron Corp
Reconstruction ‘France Corp
Lustron
Denver
Colo
Mexico
Houston
Tex
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Eaton JUDGING DATE SET
Eaton Busy Bees 4-H meeting at Lynne Carpenter home on Friday July 20 included swimming and planning for a fair booth and a 4-H talent hunt. Next meeting at town hall on August 7 will judge projects followed by a tureen dinner. Announce Birth Stephanie Kay Balogh born July 16 in Greenville South Carolina. Dale Eben Bistline named born July 9 in Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Eaton Busy Bees
Lynne Carpenter
Carpenters
Town Hall
Jhhere
Ted Balogh
Stephanie Kay
Greenville
S. C
Balogh
Delores Reisinger
Eben Bistline
Dale Eben
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mildred Parker
Grafton
Frances Reisinger
Elton Nichols
Dick Fishburn
Alan Carpenter
Norma Whitty
Farm Bureau
Baldwin Wallace
Berea
Lorain County
Wellington
Rose Blaine
Daisy Reisinger
Mildred Hill
Otto Diedrich
Kathleen Hawke
Elton Hill
Ireta Schroeder
Elyria
Num Num Pretzel and Potato Chip Company
Cleveland
Edgewater Park
Thompson Products Museum
News of Our Men With the Armed Forces
Pvt Thomas McClements recently spent a ten day furlough visiting his wife and parents at No 1 Persons court and his new address is Pvt Thomas McClements U S 52086342 HQ Btry 1th AAA AW BN SP APO 168 care of Postmaster New York NY A change of address is reported for Pvt William J Fitch US 52054820 6th Inf Regt APO 742 RZ 17759 Berlin Germany care of
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Thomas McClements
No. 1 Persons Court
U. 8
A.A.A. A.W. BN
New York
N. Y
William J. Fitch
Berlin
Germany
Olmsted Falls Hosts 30th Annual Homecoming August 10 12
Olmsted Falls plans its 30th annual homecoming August 10 to 12 with activities across the village green. Friday features dancing with modern and square styles led by Hilly Dean and his orchestra. Saturday includes a parade with prizes for children in costume, queen crowning, parade and baby contest prizes, games, a water fight between local fire departments, and an 8:30 p.m. dance by Bill Brandt and his orchestra with Ray Sullinger as caller.
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Olmsted Falls
Hilly Dean
Olmsted Falls Fire Department
Olmsted Township Fire Department
Bill Brandt
Ray Sullinger
Cars Damaged In Collisions Here
Mrs. Robert Doebele reported her left door damaged while parked at 118 West River Street. Cars driven by Paul Kearney and William J Heyd Jr. were damaged in a collision. Annual homecoming dinner at community house followed by an outdoor concert at 2:30 PM by SayPiece orchestra conducted by August Caputo, sponsored by Cuyahoga County Commissioners and Cleveland local AFM.
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Mrgg
Robert Doebele
Fairlawn Avenue
West River Street
Paul Kearney
Ninth Street
William Jheyd, Jr
Olmsted Falls Community Church
St. Mary's of the Falls Catholic Church
SayPiece
August Caputo
Cuyahoga ‘County
Cleveland
American Federation of ‘Musicians
Collision injures vehicles on West Avenue and Broad Street
A police report notes a collision at West Avenue and Broad Street involving a car driven by Alta Jones of 322 West Street and a truck driven by Lyle Woods of 393 Olive Street. The right front fender of Jones’s car was damaged in the crash yesterday on Ninth Street.
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Alta Jones
West Street
West Avenue
Broad Street
Lyle Woods
Olive Street
Thinking machine joins office equipment lineup
The Fri den Calculating Machine Co adds a thinking machine to its catalog. It can extract five numbers up to a billion in nine seconds without mathematical tables, showcasing rapid automated calculation capabilities.
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