Living Cost Index Hits Record High In January
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the consumer price index reached a record peak in January driven by higher food and housing costs. Prices rose seven tenths of one percent, with meat and produce affected by weather and supply disruptions. The index now shows a 3.5 percent year over year rise.
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Byrd Reverses Course, Seeks Senate Re election
Senator Harr F Byrd Va announces he will run again for the U S Senate, reversing an earlier retirement pledge. In a Virginia General Assembly message Byrd thanks supporters and pledges service to the commonwealth, citing public duties and allegiance to constituents.
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FCC Probe Links Mack Interest to Channel Award
House investigator says FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack held a one sixth stake in an insurance agency with the account of National Airlines TV in Miami. He voted to award Channel 10 to National Airlines and also supported Channel 7, with investigators urging resignation or removal under rules against financial interests in companies serving communications.
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Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio turns cooler
Cloudy and windy this morning with increasing sunshine this afternoon as highs reach near 43. Tonight will clear with little temperature change and lows around 34 to 38. Wednesday turns mostly sunny and warmer with a projected high near 50s. Humidity readings, sunrise and sunset times are listed for Monday.
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Where To Turn School Space Problem in Oberlin
Notes mention added school space may be needed at Oberlin with references to a CAA installation and a debate over Ranmhart Road. The item appears among local pages including women’s questions, real estate, and community notices, indicating a broad town column.
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High Source Says Ike to Accept Benson Resignation
A high White House source says Eisenhower may accept Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson's resignation if offered due to mounting pressure. The official notes Ike will not fire Benson to avoid signaling a policy shift, and suggests Vall Peterson as a likely successor. Peterson, then ambassador to Denmark, was Dewey’s preferred choice for the post.
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Chronicle Telegram Wins Award For Typography
The Chronicle Telegram received an Inland Daily Press Association typography award at its annual meeting in Chicago. It was one of five winners in its circulation bracket with honorable mention shared with the Marquette Mining Journal. First place in its bracket went to Iron Mountain News.
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Balmy Ohio Weather and Havana Kidnap Case Highlights
Ohio enjoys milder conditions with temperatures around the 60s expected to ease into the 40s and 50s today and tomorrow. In Havana, Argentine race driver Fangio is released after car kidnapping incidents with heavy security deployed around the Argentine ambassador’s residence in Miramar.
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Five Die In Family Fire In Kentucky
In Winchester Kentucky five members of the Crowe family were burned to death when kerosene used to start a fire exploded and set a six room frame house ablaze. Victims include Mr and Mrs Deward Crowe both in their early 30s and their three children ages two to six. Crowe’s mother Mrs Lily Stone Crowe said she was waking at about 1 am to start a fire. the kerosene ignited her clothing and the room.
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Federal judge upholds deportation in rebel saboteurs case
In Washington a federal judge upheld a deportation order linked to rebel saboteurs. The ruling followed a tragic crash and injuries reported in Wheeling, West Virginia, with ongoing questions about responsibility and possible new filings.
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Stevenson urges inviting Russia into foreign aid program
Adlai Stevenson urged expanding U S foreign aid and inviting Russia to join in helping underdeveloped nations. Speaking at a bipartisan conference he said even if the Soviets decline the offer would reveal motives behind their aid. He warned the Soviet led Chinese program is dangerous and that the hot war is in the underdeveloped world. He noted the administration seeks four billion dollars in aid and that Truman and Eisenhower will appeal for it.
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Glorioso Removal Affirmed by Ohio Civil Service Board
The State Civil Service Commission in Columbus affirmed the removal of Vincent Glorioso of Lorain from his post as a field inspector for the state Highway Department. The decision found his nomination and election to a local board constituted political activity by a state employee in violation of Ohio law.
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Ike Studies Reclamation Projects
President Eisenhower and his Democratic predecessor set aside differences to urge support for foreign and domestic spending aimed at national security. Key speakers included Secretary John Foote Dulles and CIA Chief Allen Dulles, with Adlai Stevenson and Richard Nixon among others. The conference sought to rally support for mutual security programs amid concerns of budget cuts and potential billion-dollar reductions in reclamation and related spending.
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Eisenhower weighs new reclamation projects plan
Senate Republican leader Knowland said President Eisenhower considers a program of new reclamation projects to reverse the current business decline. Seaton discussed the plan at length with the President and will confer with congressional leaders soon with recommendations on action.
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Air Force Eyes Moonshot This Year Under Space Plan
Lt. Gen. D. L. Putt told the House Armed Services Committee that the Air Force is cataloging space age projects including manned satellites and a possible moon impact mission. He described plans for artificial moons over two tons and three space vehicles, and suggested combining Thor and Vanguard rockets to deliver a payload capable of marking a lunar impact and transmitting data during flight.
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Rocket Fuel Test Costs Three Fingers in Cleveland
William Blaha Jr. 18, a high school senior, lost parts of three fingers while testing a powder he believed could be rocket fuel. A boy gave him a test tube with powder and said it was fuel. He packed a quarter inch of the substance in a rolled newspaper, which exploded and sent him to a hospital.
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Want Ad Quick Cash From Selling Unneeded Items
Quick cash tip from Chronicle Telegram urging readers to place a want ad. The fragment notes Mrs. De Fields sold a 1946 Plymouth four door radio and heater for 75 dollars. Ad-taker contact at 355 Princeton Ave FA 3-3321.
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