Plan Pupil Distribution In Firelands School District
The Firelands School District held a night meeting at Henrietta to discuss grade distribution as a new high school opens. Parents largely favored a plan placing grades one through six in three elementary schools while Henrietta becomes junior high, with detailed staffing and transportation implications outlined by Superintendent James H. Ehrman.
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Firelands
Board of Education
Henrietta
James H. Ehrman
Brownhelm
Camden
Florence
Ehrman
Bureau of Educational Research
The
State University
Henretta
Firelands High School
Circuit
Brownheim
Errman
PTA
Henrietta Junior High
Recession Debate Heats Up as Democrats Clash With GOP
Democrats assert a recession is underway despite President Eisenhower’s claim of prosperity. As Congress prepares to reconvene, McCormack Patman and other leaders fault GOP policy, warning of a deepening downturn. Sparkman and Robertson urge action to aid farmers and stave further decline.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Congress
House
John
McCormack
di Mass
Wright Patman
Tex
GOP
Patman
John Sparkman
Willis Robertson
Larlier
New Mayor Postpones State of the City Message
Mayor J Grant Keys postponed his State of the City address to the next regular council session January 18 due to urgent business. He announced a 36 day grace period with Elvira Transit Co and union avoiding a strike, and depot operations will stay open for 30 days while a solution is pursued. Keys urged cautious progress on parking, electrification, open meetings, information sharing, and duties.
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J. Grant Keys
Keys
Elvira Transit Co
Michael Lotko
Speaker Named for Lorain Soil Conservation District Meeting
B G Perkins manager of the Industrial Research Division of Doane Agricultural Service will address the Lorain Soil Conservation District annual meeting at Wellington Town Hall Thursday at 1 pm. About 250 are expected. A business meeting will include election of two board members from four nominees Glen Rollin Ed Galinsky Harry Brandt Corbett Walker. Perkins a Peoria County Illinois farm native and University of Illinois graduate has steered Doane farms to profitability and led industrial research since 1944.
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B. G. Perkins
Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
United States
Lorain Soil Conservation District
Wellington Town Hall
Charles Coles
Board of Supervisors
Glen Rollin
Huntington
Ed Galinsky
Harry Brandt
Pittsfield
Corbett H. Walker
Wellington Township
Perkins
Peoria County
University of Illinois
Doane Agricultural Service
Missouri
Ilinois
Ozark
Missing $160000 from U S Bureau of Engraving probe
Secret Service combs the Bureau of Engraving Building for clues after $160,000 in new $20 bills disappear from the vault. 25 to 30 packing room employees are to be questioned as investigators inspect a Dec 31 vault lock and note serial numbers indicating the notes were prepared for shipment to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Washington
Secret Service
Bureau of Engraving
A. E. Baughmann
FBI
H. J. Holtzclaw
Bureau
Baughmann
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
A satirical column notes a Gulf of Siam treasure chase and returns to domestic matters. It mocks budget analysis and the budget office, comments on the State of the Union and Ike's health of home greens, and criticizes overextension and credit. It ends with a blunt line on mutual commerce and grease to the wheels.
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Captain Kidd
Gulf of Siam
Two Million Skiers Expected in National Forests
The Agriculture Department, overseeing the national forests, reports nearly two million skiers are expected to visit this winter. It notes many new facilities built for skiers and already good snowfall in key areas. Close to two million visited last year.
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Washington BS
Agriculture Department
National Forests
Committee To Study Proposals Prompt Tax Cut Debate
Washington lawmakers warned President Eisenhower faces a tough test if Congress pushes new tax cuts in an election year. Rep. Daniel Reed announced the Ways and Means Committee will prioritize a major tax overhaul costing about one billion dollars yearly, aiming to aid working mothers families with dependents and medical bills. Senator Byrd urged a balanced budget with major spending cuts as fiscal 1955 looms. Rep. Kean warned Social Security could go bankrupt if the Jan 1 tax rate boosts are rolled back, while Sen Butler pressed elimination of the 132 percent increase for employer and employee contributions.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Daniel A. Reed
R-N.y
Reed
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Esenhower
Robert W. Kean
N.J. l
Hugh Butler
R-Neb
Red China Banks Hurt By Blackmail Cash Collapse
Hong Kong five state banks face disaster after a sharp drop in overseas remittance proceeds from blackmail, plunging from 22.7 million dollars in 1952 to 700 thousand in 1953. Western sources say a new plan for global blackmail is being prepared for 1934.
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China
Hong Kong
Reds
U. S
United States
Peiping
Twelfth Night Program Grows From Religious Secular Roots
Elyria marks Twelfth Night with a bonfire and church led rites blending Epiphany and secular Yuletide customs. The event, chaired by Rev. James Lumadue and hosted by the Elyria Junior Chamber, features Mayor Kers, the Elyria High School choir, and fire department safety as residents can arrange tree pickups through the sanitation department.
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Elyria
England
Germany
St. Boniface
Odin
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Lumadue
J. Grant Kers
Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Lumadue
Electronics Firm Buys Controlling Interest in IRD Corp
A Pittsburgh firm announced it has acquired a controlling stake in the International Research and Development Corp of Columbus, its first venture in electronics. The Columbus company makes vibration analysis instruments and balancing equipment for industry, selling in America. Japan will hold in Yokohama.
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Pittsburgh SS
Pittsburgh
International Research and Development Corp
Columbus
H. H. Robertson Co
Japan
Yokohama
America
Record Volume Reached In ’53 At Post Office Here
Postal receipts at the Eivma post office hit a new high for 1953. J. P. Gibbons reports total receipts of 303,681.47, up from 1952’s 456,582.81. The final quarter alone brought 166,3569, exceeding last year’s 145,162.63 as cancelations topped 7,226,200 plus a batch of metered mail.
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Eivma
J. P. Gibbons
Nick Smith
Maiis
Gibbons
Smith
Police Arrest Man Amid Wrong Time at Porterville Cafe
Police rushed to the El Jalisco cafe in Porterville California after a report an unidentified man attacked Ruday Silva with a knife and a beer bottle. Silva fled the scene as officers arrived and seized him by mistake while the actual assailant escaped through the back door.
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Porterville
Calif
Ruday Silva
Silva
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Jordan
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