Red Chiefs Get Aitlee Visit Bid
British papers report Labour party delegation invited Soviet Premier Malenkov and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai to visit Britain this fall. The Daily Sketch mocks the Laborites as yellow travelers while Daily Express attacks Attlee mission, citing a visit to a confiscated coal mine and accusing Reds of seizing British profits.
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London
Labor Party
China
Premer Georgi Malenkov
Chou En-Lai
Britain
Daily Sketch
Laborites
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Attlee
Glassed steel tanks treated like patients at Pfaudler plant
At Elyria's Pfaudler Co a novel dental procedure treats glass steel tanks as patients. Dr B E Saunders devised a filling method using tantalum to seal cavities in tanks, replacing gold in some cases. Engineers emphasize the technique varies by defect size and tank use, with industrial dental work designed to protect the vessels.
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Claude Wigfield
Pfaudler
Focal Plant
Wigfield
Elyria
B. E. Saunders
Pfaudler Co
Middle Ave
Saunders
Precision
Pfaudier
Pfaudler Research
McWilliams
Ings
Elyrialfield
Hhe
Candidus
Attlee
Dr. Summerskill
Malenkov
Edith’ Summerskill
Clement Attlee
Chou
Britain
Washington D. C
National
Legion
Lendar
Amelia
Bellfield Ave
Wash
Lions Club
McClellan
Capitol
Robert McWilliams
Bridge Ave
Pfaud J
Colson Corp appoints Hamm as VP and sales director
Edward C. Hamm, formerly president of Service Caster and Truck Corp in Albion Michigan and Summerville Massachusetts, becomes vice president and director of sales for The Colson Corp. Colson acquired Service Caster assets in May. Hamm is a veteran of the material handling equipment field with prior executive roles at Signode Steel Strapping Co in Chicago from 1919 to 1946.
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Edward C. Hamm
Colson Corp
Hamm
Service Caster and Truck Corp
Albion
Mich
Summerville
Mass
Colson
Veteram
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Chicago
World Council of Churches to elect six presidents
The World Council of Churches will select six new presidents at tonight’s plenary session of the second Assembly. Nominees include Henry Knox Sherrill, Michael, John Baillie, Santo Uberto Barbieri, Mar Thoma Johanon, F K Otto Dibelius, and honorary nominee George K A Bell.
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Evanston, Jil
World Council of Churches
WCC
Henry Knox Sherrill
New York
Michael
Ecumenical Patriarchate
Eastern Orthodox Church
North
South America
John Baillie
Church of Scotland
New College
Edinburgh
Santo Uberto Barbieri
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Uruguay
Bolivia
Central Conference
Methodist Church of the
U.S.A
Mar Thoma Johanon
Mar Thoma Syrian Church
Malabar
South India
F. K. Otto Dibelius
Evangelical Union, Church of
State Examiner Criticizes Ohio Sesqui Spending
Columbus Ohio State Auditor James A Rhodes released an examiner report critical of Ohio Sesquicentennial Commission expenditures totaling 455251 dollars. The largest item was 178935 dollars for the pageant The 1th Star, which accounted for 40 percent of spending. The report notes 93632 spent on gifts and prizes for amateur pageant cast members, including a 1333 dollar auto and 300 leather dictionaries at 4.96 each. Approval by the State Controlling Board came after the prizes were distributed.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Sesquicentennial Commission
Ohio
Wln Medina
Committee Will List Charges Considered
The Senate special committee on misconduct charges against Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy will publish a list of specifications for his lawyer Edward B. Williams. The panel, led by Arthur V. Watkins, plans to release a tally of about ten specifications drawn from numerous accusations. The four GOP members back a majority report while Democrats prepare a minority finding, with hearings closed to radio and TV coverage.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Edward B. Williams
McCarthy
Watkins
CBS
Frank Stanton
Republican panel plans secret findings on case due Aug
Mundt and three GOP members prepared a 3200 word statement titled findings and recommendations, not to be disclosed until Aug 30. Democrats have until the same date to file verdict. Watkins committee launches public hearings Aug 20 to gather evidence on charges, with Senate to reconvene after hearings and act on a censure motion led by Sen Ralph E Flanders. A report from the special committee is expected shortly after hearings begin.
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McCarthy
Senate
Watkins
Karl Mundt
S. D
Aroguaadeo Jsever-Man
Army-McCarthy
Anyuzations
GOP
Meenate
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Mundt
Watkins Committee
Ralph E. Flanders
Safety Engineers Study Accident Fatal To 3 Men
Safety engineers for U S Steel studied preventing a recurrence after an industrial accident at the American Steel and Wire Central Furnace Division killed three men. Local union leaders blamed no one. humidity trapped carbon monoxide gas as workers opened a valve. Victims were George March of Chagrin Falls, 37. John Schmidt, 59, of Cleveland. Casimir Smolenski, 47, of Parma. Twelve others survived, recovering at St. Alexis Hospital.
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Cleveland, C
U.S. Steel Corp
American Steel and Wire Central
Herman Stassfurth
CIO
United Steel Workers
Union Safety Committee
George March
Chagrin Falls
John T. Schmidt
Cleveland
Casimir Smolenski
Parma
St. Alexis ‘Hospital
12 year old cleared of connection with slaying
United Press report from Denver notes President Eisenhower urging continued Republican control of Congress to push a program of peace abroad security and prosperity. He cited progress by the 83rd Congress and outlined goals for the 84th including voting age reduction health insurance Taft Hartley revision and stronger foreign trade. The article also covers the dismissal of a 12 year old boy in a separate slaying case after officials found he was not at the scene. It emphasizes a conservative economic program paired with liberal human aims and highlights claimed tax savings.
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Merriman Smith
United Press
House
Denver
Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
Hel
Esenhower
83Rd Congress
Toledo
Bert
Nard Schreiber
Mary Friess
Sylvania
Schreiber
Lucas County
Harry Fibert
Mary
Friberg
Schreibert
County Budget Commission
St. Lawrence Seaway
Health Department
Frank Ayres
Pudzet Commission
Ment
We Summer
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Grosk
Robert J. Corbett
R-Pa
Eisenhower Vetos 5 Percent federal pay raise sparks backlash
President Eisenhower vetoed a 5 percent pay raise for 1,750,000 federal workers triggering sharp criticism from labor leaders and employers spokesmen. Many urged passage of a new raise bill when the 84th Congress reconvenes in January and suggested using the veto in the fall campaign. The measure had cleared Congress in the recent adjournment rush but was halted by the president.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lsbor
84Th Congress
Congress
Leo George
Federation
William C. Doherty
AFL Letter Carriers Union
James A. Campbell
AFL
Em ‘Droyes Union
RESS
James Magerty
Inbor
County Health Levy Cut and Budget Moves Stir Debate
The article reports a proposed 0.28 mill county health levy for next year as part of a broader budget package. It notes federal cuts to the budget and highlights reactions from lawmakers across parties including Rep. Gross and Sen. Morse, who criticize the veto and call for a larger federal pay raise in the next Congress.
Berlin Heights Grid Practice Opens Tomorrow
Berlin Heights grid practice under Coach Carroll Sanders begins at 6 15 pm. Students received physical exams from Dr Richard Blackann this morning. Yearly schedule includes Sept 17 Spencer Sept 24 North Ridgeville Sept 30 Sullivan 48 Oct 1 open Oct 8 South Amherst Oct 15 Sullivan North Oct 22 Green Sprits Firelands Local.
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Berlin Heights
Carroll Sanders
Richard Blackann
Sullivan
Spencer
North Ridgeville
South Amherst
Firelands
Boy 5 Hopes Bike Stealer Has A Change Of Heart
A five year old boy, David Verhoff of 1010 Riverside Dr., learned to ride a two wheeler and now hopes the thief who took his new 20 inch Huffy bicycle will return it. Elyria police were notified and the family offers a reward for the bike's return.
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David Verhoff
W. B. Verhoff
Riverside Dr
Elyria
Mowan
David
Health dept budget cuts linked to staff reductions and levy
Ayres said the department's lower funding reflects staff reductions and a 0.3 mill levy approved last year for five years, expected to raise about 353,900 annually, a point stressed in the discussion.
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Ayres
Missing Woman Returns Home After Absence
Mrs. Judy Graham, 34, of 224 Hayes Street, reported missing since Thursday, returned home yesterday. Police noted she has taken about 20 similar leaves from home over six years.
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Judy Graham
Hayes St
Antique Autos Tour Through Ohio Starts in Uniontown
A cross country run of antique cars begins in Uniontown Pennsylvania with a 9 am Saturday start. The event, organized by the Clubs of America, passes through Ohio with stops in Clarksburg West Virginia and Parkersburg before finishing in Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
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Millersburg
U. L
Uniontown
Memphis
Tem
Ic. L. Holifield, Sr
Waynesburg
Clubs of America
Brella
Clarksburg
W. Va
Republic Steel Names Planning Vice President
Republic Steel Corp announced the appointment of Peters Robertson as vice-president in charge of planning and development, succeeding E. M Richards. Robertson has served as assistant vice-president for operations for the past five years and will oversee long-range planning at the Steel and Tubes Division.
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Republic Steel Corp
Peters Robertson
E. M Richards
Robertson
Steel and Tubes Divion
Republic
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