Eisenhower urges war on inflation in annual economic report
President Eisenhower calls for a declaration of war on inflation in his economic report to Congress. He notes rising production and falling unemployment but warns wage and price spirals threaten the economy. He appeals to Congress, labor leaders, business, and consumers to join a relentless effort to stabilize costs and the dollar. He urges discipline in wage setting and production as essential to avoid government controls.
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Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Ike Says Recovery Proves His Economic Policy Right
President Eisenhower stated that the swift recovery from last year’s recession validated opposing tax cuts and large public works. He warned against hasty fiscal actions in future downturns and urged reliance on prompt corrective measures rather than big undertakings. He cited 1957-58 as a unique recession needing tailored solutions. The president highlighted free competition bank stability and American industry as key strengths behind the rebound.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Thhey
Congress
Castro Stricken With Fever In Havana Hotel Suite
Fidel Castro lay in his 23rd floor hotel suite in Havana with a high fever and heavy chest congestion described as a touch of pneumonia or a bad grippe. Dr. Augusto Fernandez Conde examined him, ordered meds, an electric chest pad, and banned visitors. Two nurses attended him as officials offered no comment on his condition.
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UPI
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Jobless Benefits Aid Offer To Be Studied
Gov. DiSalle pledged to study a federal offer to extend jobless benefits, a plan costing about 3 million dollars for Ohio. The proposal would extend benefits from 26 to 39 weeks, funded through a temporary state-financed program, while former Gov. ONeill favored pay-as-you-go.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael DiSalles
Ohio
William O’neall
Salle
Heavy Snow Threat Across Midwest and Northeast
The Weather Bureau warns of a major snow event spreading from the southern Rockies to the Canadian border. Upstate New York and western Pennsylvania face closures as drifting snow blocks roads. five inches or more expected in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and possibly Colorado.
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Bureau of Uni
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Istrator
Rockies
New York
Pennsylvania
Plains
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Canadian
Ira Lee
Eta Ad Lee
Saint Decbewakew
City council approves plan for own water source
Lorain Council votes final approval to develop a local water supply source. New fire truck leased for Elyria Township is put into service immediately. Policymaking also includes a ban on sale or gift of live colored Easter chicks and similar pets. Temperature swing begins to ease after a cold spell with severe lows reported in northern states.
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Obertin
Aecateesessees Prs
Lorain
Elyria Township
Six TrippChildren Die In Ashland Maine House Fire
In Ashland Maine six children from the Luther Tripp family perished in an early morning house fire. Ages ranged from two to fifteen. Rebecca eight months survived in the arms of a relative while Luther Jr. escaped from a second floor window. Parents Mr and Mrs Tripp leaped to safety as an explosion from a stove is suspected to have started the blaze. A roomer, Stanley Hinckley, was seriously injured and hospitalized along with the Tripp parents.
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UPID
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Carolyn Tripp
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Alfred
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Ella
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Luther Jr
Stanley Hinckley
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Cloudy mild conditions with light snow this afternoon. Highs near 28 to 32. Snow may mix with freezing rain tonight and change to rain by Wednesday. Low tonight 27 to 31. Monday temperatures 16 to 35 with 0.99 inch precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Monday. Humidity values range from 37 percent to 80 percent through the day. Sunrise 7:48 a.m. Sunset 5:28 p.m. Moonrise 2:09 p.m. Moonset 4:01 a.m.
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Ohio
Mikoyan Ends U S Visit After Sour Farewell
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan wrapped up an 11 day goodwill tour with a farewell train ride to New York. He expressed gratitude for American hospitality and friendship while defending Moscow's positions on trade and Berlin amid ongoing East West tensions. He warned the West against military action over Berlin and prepared to fly to Europe.
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UPI
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Democrats Pivot To Welfare Bills Amid Deficit Fears
Democrats pressed three welfare spending bills despite President Eisenhower warning of blame for a growing deficit. They aim to boost funding for housing and economically distressed areas and expand airport aid while anticipating defense spending rises and foreign aid cuts. House Leader McCormack urged higher revenues via taxes to fund defense and R D.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
Mass
Road Users Blast Gas Tax Hike Plan
The article notes broad opposition to President Eisenhower’s proposed 14 percent gasoline tax increase and possible 4.4 cent rise, with critics from AAA trucking groups and industry institute arguing it would strain motorists and hinder highway funding. Captiol Hill sources expect Congress to pass related tax measures on life insurance firms and cooperatives.
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Eisenhower
American Automobile Association
AAA
American Trucking Associations
American Petroleum Institute
National Highway Users Conference
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Senate Public Works Subcommittee
McNamara
Capitol Hill
Amendment for Bingo Proposed to Allow Charity Games in Ohio
A resolution in the Ohio House seeks a constitutional amendment to permit bingo by religious, fraternal and charitable groups for their own profit. It would require a three fifths vote in both chambers to place the issue before voters next November. Fortney says proceeds must be used for lawful purposes and games tightly regulated to avoid commercialization. Petitions are circulating in Toledo to start a constitutional amendment for charity bingo.
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Columbus
API
Ohio House
Howard A. Fortney
D-Ashtabula
House
Senate
Fortney
Toledo
Jury Probes Threats Against Industries
A federal grand jury in Cleveland probed alleged threats to Northeastern Ohio industries over protection payments. Testimony indicated some businessmen paid for "labor peace" to avoid labor troubles while government witnesses received threatening calls. Investigators seek possible income tax irregularities among labor leaders and others.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Dr. Manly A Brandon of Lorain Dies at 80
Lorain physician Dr. Manly Alvin Brandon known as the dean of local osteopathic doctors died at Amherst Hospital after a long illness. Born August 25 1878 in Versailles Ohio he practiced in Lorain for 42 years. He held multiple osteopathic honors and was a Mason and church member. He leaves wife Eliza three sons two daughters 16 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Masonic services will be held tonight and funeral services Thursday at the Methodist Church. Burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Manly Alvin Brandon
Osteopathic Physicians
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Versailles
Ohio Wesleyan University
School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Andrew Taylor
Osteopathic School of Medicine
Brandon
Loraine
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Scottish Rite Society
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James M. Brandon
Marion B. Brandon
Amherst
John A. Brandon
Betty Jane Antle
Want Ad Recovers Misplaced Yacht
A Mexican newspaper note asks to contact Lady Inverclyde if a % ft yacht is found near Acajailco. The item is recovered. The Chronicle Telegram advertises classified ads to sell or buy items and provides contact numbers FA 33321 Elyria and CE One Lorain. A gun, 12 gauge pump, and Chicago roller skates are listed with prices and a note of sale.
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