Ohio House backs SUB emergency measure to aid economy
The House Industry and Labor Committee will recommend as an emergency measure a bill allowing supplementary unemployment benefit payments with state jobless pay. Supporters led by Francis J. Reno urge swift action, citing real industry need in steel, rubber, and autos. Debate paused for next week.
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Senate
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King
Toledo
Ohio
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Thomas Barrett
Mahoning County
House
Charles Whalen Jr
Montgomery
Whalen
Washington
Eisenhower H.C. Lamb
Repubs
Soviet Premiere Steel Corp
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Khrushchev Rejects Western Plan for Foreign Ministers Conference
Khrushchev rejected a Western proposal for a Big Four foreign ministers conference on Berlin and Germany. The move dampened hopes for Macmillan’s Moscow visit and signaled a potential Berlin crisis, as Britain’s Prime Minister Macmillan seeks a constructive atmosphere for talks. Khrushchev spoke in the Kremlin on Tuesday.
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Khrushchev
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Paris
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Russia
Waco
Tex
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NATO
Khrusnchev
Steel And Tubes Takes 4 Awards Elyria Plant Wins Safety Trophy
Steel and Tubes Division, Re ube Steel Corp., Elyria, captured four safety honors at the Lorain County Industrial Safety Council banquet. The firm earned a group winner award for a million hours worked without injury and a certificate for accident-free performance, reflecting a clean safety record across its 200 plus employees.
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Re|ube Steel Corp
Elyria
Lorain County
Steel and Tubes
Steel and Heavy Industry i
Igor
Anton Vittone Jr
Telegram
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
B. F. Goodrich Chemical
E Fluker, Co
Perry Fay Co
Elyria,Co
Avon
Alty
Act Lake
County Hygiene, Industral Commission Eicent Free
Industrial Association Executive of
Ohio
Cates
Ray Brouse
Byron T. Morris
Final Scrap Near For 43 Aged Warships
The Navy will scrap 43 aging warships including five battleships mothballed for 12 years or more. One ship is the West Virginia completed in 1923. The notice accompanied by a UPI telephoto mentions related industrial awards and safety certificates presented by Ohio and Lorain County associations.
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Navy
West Virginia
UPI
Weather outlook for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Sunny and warmer today with highs 38 to 43. Tonight fair and not as cold with lows around 20. Partly cloudy and warmer Thursday. Tuesday temperatures 23 to 32, with a year ago range of 35 to 59. Five day outlook calls for below normal temperatures and light precipitation totals.
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Ohio
Safety Dinner Entrants Doubt After Platform Collapse
At the 28th annual safety banquet hosted by Lorain County Industrial Safety Council and Industrial Commission of Ohio a barbershop quartet performed on a low wooden platform that collapsed. The quartet moved to the main floor as the basss quipped about the safety setup.
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Lorain County Industrial Safety Council
Industrial Commission of
Chia
AFL-CIO Seeks 20 Million Members in New Drive
In San Juan Puerto Rico the AFL-CIO announced a new push to organize about twenty million workers including six million in the island commonwealth. Teamsters union leader James Hoffa backed the drive during the South and Meany era executive council meeting, with Living belit ston noting plans to charter twelve thousand Puerto Rican members and recruit truck drivers while broader aims target industrial and white collar workers across the United States.
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Belitston
Teamsters
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Hoffa
Steamsters
National Labor Relations Board
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Louisiana
Florida
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Slight Dip Expected In Retail Food Prices
The Agriculture Department forecast a small reduction in 1959 retail food prices due to larger supplies of pork eggs and citrus. Despite lower prices, marketing charges are expected to rise, narrowing consumer savings. Per capita pork and chicken consumption rise, beef edges up, while regional organizing efforts for Puerto Rican workers gain momentum.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Appeals Court Reverses Trial Photo Verdict
The Ninth District Court of Appeals reversed a contempt of court conviction against Akron Beacon Journal photographer Warefield Greenfield for taking a picture during an Amish trial in Worcester. The court ruled he did not violate courtroom orders and quashed the $100 fine.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Akron Beacon- Journal
Wooster
Ade Cuuwel Jun Yuu Warefield
Akron Beacon-Journal
Don Young
Greenfield
Young
2 Wives Weep As Husband Goes To Prison
Michael Cannella a 35 year old Brooklyn plumber began a sentence of 2 1/2 to 5 years for bigamy after naming two wives as credit references while buying an engagement ring for a third woman. Lillian and Ethel testified in Kings County Court and cried as Judge John T. Starkey sentenced him to Sing Sing. The women lived separately but knew of each other and remained amicable.
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New York
UPI
Michael
Lover Boy
Cannella
Brooklyn
Kings ‘County Court
Lillian
John T. Starkey
Cannnella
Ethel
iorEthel
Ohio Tax Increase Seen Sure
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle signaled a likely 200 million dollar rise in state expenditures for the two years starting July 1. He cited 60 million for the Board of Education and 35 to 40 million for Mental Hygiene, plus 20 million more for aid to the aged.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Board of Education
DiSalle
Where To Turn Brotherhood Urged
Bishop urges full time Brotherhood attitude before Federation Men’s Club of Elyria. Viewboard approves five year contract for superintendent amid controversy. Columbia Board nets teacher pay scale to be effective next year.
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Elyria
Widview Board
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Columbia Board
Meneneeree
Madrid Says No to Parking Meters
A Madrid city official announced on Tuesday that there will be no parking meters in Madrid, signaling continued resistance to modern city controls and a halt to meters amid debates over urban reform.
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Madrid
UPI
Spain
Sheep Thief Found Near Port Gibson Mississippi
Farmer Ed Gritman reports solving a missing sheep case after discovering and killing a well fed alligator near his pasture bayou. Local report notes the unusual linkage of livestock theft to wildlife activity in the area.
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Miss
Ed Gritman
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