Eisenhower Cabinet Sets 1955 Goals For Peace And Strength
The 1955 agenda aims for peace and prosperity through firmness, allied strength, and renewed tax and anti trust measures. Officials press for inflation reduction, farm support, tax reform, and greater defense readiness while seeking to avoid a repetition of wartime dangers.
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United Press
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Washington
Eisenhower
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Chamber of Comme
Admin
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Dulles
United States
Treasury
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Humphrey
Herbert Brows
Lienen
Congress
Ohio Turnpike bids due for 16 service buildings
The Ohio Turnpike Commission will accept bids Wednesday for 16 service buildings across several counties including two in Lorain County. Buildings will feature buff brick, a dining lounge, a 150-seat dining room, a 50-seat counter, a 22-seat truck counter, a snack bar, outdoor dining area, playground, picnic space, restrooms, and a gift counter. Plans target completion by the turnpike opening on October 1, 1955.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Lorain
Sandusky County
Mahoning
Poilage
Dr Julias
Wiliams
Rvice
Ohio
Honidage
Wach
Alexander Role Open In Spain's Historical Drama
Robert Rossen seeks unknown actor to portray Alexander the Great in a million dollar historical epic to be filmed in Castile near Madrid. Marian Brando dropped out. Rossen will cast English and American talents plus real sports stars for Alexander and his parents and mistress in a production focusing on character and perception over lavish sets. Shooting to begin January with scenes in Spain and some in Greece like locations on the Mediterranean coast.
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Madrid
Robert Rosser
Prve- Wines
Eary
Marian Brando
Rossen Ois
Acto
Rossen
Toa
Alenander
Pithp
Macedonias
Barcenle
Alexander the Great
T Rossen
Ben
Castile
Maitland
Spain
Alexander
Ducha
Stiles
Greece
Pill-Taking Easier For Patient In London
The British unveiled a new form of aspirin at a London medical exhibition promising easier consumption. The tablet dissolves on the tongue without irritation and reportedly tastes agreeable, easing relief for those sensitive to swallowing pills.
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London
Bridge Torn Down But Pieces Saved
New Hampshire residents voted to replace the saltbox-type covered bridge with a steel and cement span but saved every dismantled piece for possible reassembly as a tourist attraction. Efforts aim to reconstruct the century-old bridge near a southern turnpike in the state.
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Enfield
WN. H
New Hampshire
Garbage Hauling Arrest in City
Samuel Bryant of 2202 South Middle Avenue was arrested by city police on charges of hauling garbage over city streets. The warrant was issued by Safety Service Director Michael J. Lotko after prior warnings from sanitation staff Alvim Szewczyk and Thomas Marsh. Bryant posted bond and faces Mayor's Court on January 4.
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Samuel Bryant
South Middle Ave
Bryant
Safety Service
Michael J. Lotko
Alvim K. Szewczyk
City Sanitation
Thomas Marsh
Military Technicians May Get Raises in Pay
Defense Department plans to ask Congress to raise pay for hard-to-get and hard-to-hold personnel. Assistant Defense Secretary Fred A. Seaton disclosed the proposal in a television interview. Four Democratic senators urged a full study of the manpower cut plan.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Defense
Fred A. Seaton
Seaton
Duff Sees 2nd Term For President Eisenhower in 1956
Senator Duff predicts Eisenhower will run for reelection in 1956 and carry Pennsylvania for the Republicans. He says the President is the best choice and notes Pennsylvania ties, GOP momentum, and bipartisan support shaping a likely victory.
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Washington
H. Duffl
Ensenhower
Pennsylvania
Duff
My. Whent. Gene. IP
Europe
NATO
Republican Party
Htimself
Gettysborg
Bissehower
Seaton Aims Selective Military Pay Raises in Review
Seaton outlined a selective approach to pay raises for the military, noting private base pay hikes of about 85 SN per month may or may not occur. He cited major raises for areas needing extensive training and emphasized reviewing defense efficiency, housing, medical care, and an improved savings system as part of broader reforms. Veteran lawmakers criticized proposed cuts as risky, urging a go-slow stance, with warnings about potential Soviet responses and impacts on manpower and readiness.
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Acnin
Armen
Heidelserg
Europe
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John CC. Stennis
Tarr
Conhal Bi
Mississippi
Senate
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Seventh Army
Get Anthony McAunie
William Hoge
Monteney
Birgest
Soviet Union
Sen
Dekn
J. Sparkman
Estes Kefanver
D-Ter
Kefauver
Sparkman
Korea
Indochina
Meteorologist Predicts Cold Winter for Lakes Region
Prof Willett of MIT forecasts a cold winter for the Lakes region with Jan temperatures near norms but dipping below. He also expects an early spring with sunny March and a hot dry summer, linking weather to sunspot activity and atmospheric influence.
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Lak
Urd
Wilet
Willett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Iie
Ti Ors Willill
Thompson Wins Legion Citation for Thompson Products
Thompson Products Inc. in Cleveland won the Ohio Anuwrean Leon’s cranon s for 1854 as outstanding employer of disabled veterans. Three other firms received special citations: Owens-Corning Fiberglas Co. of Newark, Marion Enemier Des pot at Marion, and RF Coos Big Co. at Cuyahoga Falls. Thompson employed 325 disabled veterans among 19,762 workers.
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Columbus
INS
Thompson Products, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Owens-Corning Fibertias Co
Newark
Marion
Ohio to Launch Broad Highway Safety Drive
Ohio plans the most intensive highway safety program in state history led by the Department of Highway Safety in mid January. Director AL C. Felty outlines a campaign targeting irresponsible drivers with 500 large billboards and 250 small posters plus 190000 inserts distributed through industries, clubs, stores, and stations. Legislation to follow features compulsory annual vehicle inspections, a 12 point license revocation system, and driver training licensing.
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Ova Department of Highway Safety
AL C. Felty
Ohio
Ie Qutdoor
Felty
Ohio Christmas holiday marks 24 deaths across state
A Christmas period toll of 24 lives lost reported in Ohio includes 20 in traffic crashes, one in a fire, and three in other mishaps. Victims span Cleveland to Hamilton and across multiple towns with drivers, pedestrians, and passengers among the deceased.
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Gaternational News Service
Ohio
Inside-Accessible Windows Promise Cleaner Chicago Skyscraper
In Chicago a 4i-story Studential Building adopts windows washable from the inside using an air inflated weather seal that lets top and bottom fastenings swing open. Double glazed panels with a 24 inch air gap are hermetically sealed to cut winter cold and summer heat and reduce cleaning costs. TON HARBOR Michigan report notes electrician Lews Meteger finding his jacket stolen during a rummage sale held by women.
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INS
Ton Harbor
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Lews Meteger
Traffic Toll 317 Dead and 57 Perish in Fires
The two day Christmas holiday set grim records with 317 dead in traffic incidents and 57 in fires. California Texas Ohio and Michigan reported leading fatalities with weather and treacherous roads blamed for many losses. A deadly Ark home fire killed 11 including a mother and 10 children.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Nausenal Flattery Council
Ned Weer Ibarn
Chicago
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Parjkin
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Rocky Mountain States
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Mississippi Valley
Oil Source Deep in Gulf May Link to DeSoto Legend
Offshore drilling near Sabine Texas could locate a long rumored oil source traced to Hernando DeSoto’s 16th century expedition. Magnolia Petroleum operates a wildcat about 10 miles southwest of Sabine, near a formation described as close to the DeSoto era oil seam, with drilling planned to 13 000 feet.
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Gulf of Mexico
Hernando DeSoto
DeSoto
Sabine
Texas
Sivas
Magnolia Petro Oum Co
Shore
Satine
Loisiana
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