Ohio to build nation’s most modern rehabilitation center
Ohio Correction officials say the Marion Training School near completion will become the nation’s most modern rehabilitation institution. The project, funded by an eight and a half million dollar reform bill, features a model town layout, dormitory progression from cell to honor housing, and planned chapel and auditorium.
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Columbus, O
Ohio
Marion
Arthur Glanke
Maury Koblentz
Koblentz
Marion Institution
Hallowe'en
Ohio Penitentiary
Cleveland
George S. Voinovich
Mansfield Reformatory
Marion Training School
Scioto Ordnance Jap
Grafton
Lorain County
U. S
London Prison Farm
America
New Element 100 Created by Atomic Scientists
CHICAGO CP A new element the 100th building block of the universe was produced by atomic scientists at Argonne Laboratory near Chicago. It was formed in an AEC Idaho testing reactor by bombarding plutonium with neutrons, resembling Erbium in chemistry. Element 100 has no known practical use yet. Argonne led the separation and identity work. Element 99 preceded it as the first New element produced by atomic science.
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Chicago
Argonne Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho
Argonne
Atomic Science
Appeals Court Enforces NLRB Ruling in Elyria Case
The Cincinnati based court of appeals orders Ridge Tool Company to obey a three phase NLRB decision in the dispute with United Auto Workers. The order requires cease and desist against discouraging union membership, reinstatement with full seniority and back pay, and public notices affirming support for collective bargaining. Five named claimants alleged discharge due to union activity.
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Ridge Tool Company
United Auto Workers
C. L O
NLRB
Labor Board
U.A.W C.I
Labor Relations Board
Sixth District Court of Apals
Bes
NLEB
County 4 H Tractor Clubs Meet In March
Two 1954 County 4 H Tractor Maintenance Clubs will start soon split into Wellington and Elyria branches. First-year members 52 split between Wellington and Elyria with meetings at local implement stores on March 17 and 18. Second-year group of 15 meets March 15 at Lorain County Tractor Sales. Meetings run eight weeks with supervisors and a "Better Care-Not Repair" theme.
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Elyria
Red Cross
Ohio Street
H. A. Zealley
Virginia Hazzard
Wellington
Elyrians
Houghton Bros. Implement
Oberlin
BeVier Implement Co
Lorain County
William Tedrick
Marvin Gundersen
Avon
Paul Fridenstine
Willard Hills
Ray Malik
Columbia Station
den Winters
LaGrange
Tederick
Dough Loaded Thief Caught in Mexico City
Patricio Caballero Hernandez admitted from his jail cell that greed led to his capture. He left Julian Reyes Fiesco’s home in Mexico City with 1.7 pesos in silver when the owner returned. Neighbors pursued and nabbed him as he slowed to flee, lamenting the burden of the money.
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Mexico City
Patricio Caballero Hernandez
Hernandez
Julian Reyes Fiesco
Fiesco
District Health Advisory Council Banquet Planned
The Lorain County Health Depart ment district advisory council dinner and meeting will be at Pleasant Street Elementary School Oberlin Monday. Dinner at 7 p m precedes discussion on local health problems with the council. Reservations through the health department by 4 30 p m Friday. Open to the public. Officers elected March 1953 include Co Goss chairman Theodore Breview vice chairman Cecal Humprre secretary C H Swan board member whose five year term expires this year.
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Brighton Township
Theodore Breview
Pittsfield Township
Cecal Humprre
Russa Township
Board For Health
C. H. iSwan
Eaton Township
Man Held Sons Hostage Sentenced in Ohio Trailer Case
In Columbus Mississippi, 28 year old Charlies E McLaughlin received a sentence of one to twenty years at Mansfield Reform School for shooting at a sheriff deputy with intent to kill after holding two of his sons hostage in a Meadow Lane trailer last December 14. He barricaded the trailer during a quarrel with his wife and warned police to avoid approaching the children. The deputy was attempting to talk him into surrendering when shot at. Helen McLaughlin witnessed the sentencing.
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Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Charlies E. McLaughlin
Sheriffs
McLaughlin
Criminal Court
Dana F. Reynolds
Meadow Lane
Cash From China Aids Japan Reds
Tokyo authorities and investigators reveal substantial Chinese funding to Japanese Communist and pro communist groups. At least 163 million yen flowed from China to Japan’s Communist networks in the 15 months ending last July, with reports of further donations and transfers via foreign banks.</s>
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Tokyo
Red China
Japan
Communist Party
Asia
China
Akehata
Red Flag
New China News Agency
Peiping
Chinese “People’s Relief Administration of China
U.S
Hong Kong
Kokumin Kyuenkai
People’s Relief Association
Tthe
Japan-China Friendship Society
Seven Elyria girls qualify for shorthand certificates
Seven Elyria High School girls earned Grege Sword shorthand certificates for 95 percent transcription accuracy with strong spelling, paragraphing, punctuation, and capitalization. Tests take five minutes, but students practice many hours. 60 word certificates issued to Madge Goodrich, Sally Mavak, Barbara Moehle, Carol Overcash, Claudia Reynolds, Nancy Schultz, Eleano Shabba, Katherine Shepherd, Grace Spanos, Norma Telzerov, Marvy Allen, Kay Hazelton, Virginia Townsend, Pat Sherman, Barbara Bierek, Mary Coate Stirley Hewitt, Judy Murray, Shelle Robertson, and Betty Wiles.
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Madge Goodrich
Sally Mavak
Barbara Moehle
Carol Overcash
Claudia Reynolds
Nancy Schultz
Eleano Shabba
Katherine Shepherd
Grace Spanos
Norma Telzerov
Marvy Allen
Kay Hazelton
Virginia Townsend
Pat Sherman
Barbara Bierek
Mary Coate Stirley Hewitt
Judy Murray Shelle Robertson
Betty Wiles
Stevens Good Soldier Stepped Back From McCarthy Clash
Washington reports say Army Secretary Robert Stevens aligned with McCarthy on two points after a tense secret meeting. He opened access to secret Peress records and pledged Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker as a McCarthy witness. His past, stock sale, and elite upbringing are noted as context.
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Army
Robert Ten Broeck Stevens
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Stevens
Wisconsin
Irving, Peress
Ralph Zwicker
McCarthy Committee
Zwicker
Peress
50 Ton Purchase of Experimental Coal Completed
Safety Service Director Michael Lotko arranged a large coal purchase for the water pumping station after council authorization. He will test several coal types to find the best performance and ordered 9 tons of one inch crushed high volatile coal this morning, with Norm Humason to report results.
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Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Lotko
Amping
Norm Humason
Reiics
Rail Unions Demand Benson Discipline Over Letter
Fifteen non-operating rail unions urge President Eisenhower to discipline or fire Ezra Taft Benson for interfering in contract talks. They claim Benson sent a disputed letter to a wage-fact finding board opposing wage increases that would raise freight costs for farmers. Union telegrams threaten impeachment unless the letter is withdrawn.
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Washington
White House
Ezra Taft Benson
James C. Hagerty
Eissenhower
Chicago
Benson
Eisenhower
White Reverses Stand Retains Government Post
Dudley A. White of Norwalk will continue as executive director of President Eisenhower's Commission on Intergovernmental Relations after urging resignation. He said leaders urged him to stay and his decision depends on arrangements balancing the commission’s work with his business. He had been devoting full time to the post.
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Sandusky
Dudley A. White
Norwalk
Eisenhower
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
White
House
Senate
Dean Manion
Commission
Esenhower
Congress
Steel Union Chief Slams Reuther S Brother Remark
Pittsburgh report says David J. McDonald president of the CIO United Steelworkers harshly criticized Victor Reuther calling his remarks presumptuous. Reuther had suggested the CIO would seek a guaranteed annual wage in steel negotiations this year and again in auto talks next year. McDonald stated the union wage policy committee must meet before any proposals are made and he has no authority to speak for 1954.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
CIO
United Steelworkers
Victor Reuther
Walter Reuther
Des Moines
McDonald
Our Organization
USW
Dallas nurseryman warns Southwest trees dying trend
Dallas nurseryman Summer Evans argues the southwest faces harsh climate and soil, hindering tree adaptation. He says people stand by as trees die and notes little progress in improving urban arboreal health and education efforts in the region.
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Dallas. Tex
Dallas
Summer Evans
No Basis For Fears He Insists On Red China Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles defended the Berlin Big Four talks and the planned April peace conference in Geneva, rejecting claims the United States would recognize Red China. He said the agenda and site are U.S. terms and that no recognition would occur, while Moscow’s stance shifted only minutes before the conference ended.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
U.S
China
Dulles
Berlin
United States
Peiping
Asia
Red China
Far East
Pei‘ping
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Secretary of State
House
Senate Foreign Affairs
Feisex ‘Howor
Demand Is Good For Liberal Arts Graduates at Oberlin
Oberlin reports that business and industry continue to recruit liberal arts graduates for leadership roles. Companies interview seniors regardless of military status or graduate study plans, some offer training now with service possible later, and others plan to hire after military service. Recruiters will visit campus and contact recent grads or those in service or graduate study. The trend stresses liberal arts value for business careers over technical training.
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Oberlin
Mass
Dorothy Smith
Oberlin College Bureau of Appointments
Fot
Ifirmas
Career Fm
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Robert Edwards
J. C. George
Zearley
Lter
Frank J. Lausche
Nater
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District Health Advisory Council
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Thomas A. Burke
Sen
Burke
Joseph Fichter
Elyria High School
Grege Sword
Pat Richards
Joan Jablonski
Sue Ann Meyers
Pat Thompson
Audrey Block
Pam Nelles
Jane Batdorf
Bob Stevens
Ike
J. P. Stevens Co
South Plainfield
N. J
Montana
Phillips Andover Academy
Yale
William Langer
N. D
Judiciary Committee
Roderick Wilson
California
Earl Warren
Wilsom
San Francisco
Steel Union
Reuther
Europe
Mr. Molotov
East Germany
Austria
Korea
Indochina
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