McCarthy Backs Ike For 1956
Wisconsin's Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy endorses President Eisenhower for reelection in 1956 saying Ike is his candidate and he has no White House ambitions of his own. He defends the Eisenhower era, blames the Truman era for weakness, and urges action against Red China over POWs while calling for a trade halt with Communist China.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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White House
Ike
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Truman
United States
Red China
China
35th Anniversary Of Quota Clubs To Be Observed
Quota Club of Elyria welcomes two associates at a luncheon at the Graystone. Miss Sarah Thomas and Mrs. Laura Stanek receive pins as new members. A February 18 dinner at the Graystone will mark Quota International’s 35th anniversary. Officials urge support for women leaders and educational advancement. Quota International, founded in 1918, now has 258 clubs and about 3200 members. The group emphasizes aid to the hard of hearing, funding speech clinics, audiometers, and teacher training, with thousands of hours of volunteer work recorded.
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Ruth Keith
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Central Book Store
Laura Stanek
Quota International
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Buffalo
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United States
Alaska
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Air Force to Open Inquiry Into Captured Pilots
Washington AP reports the Air Force will begin formal boards of inquiry within a week into captured pilots who admitted germ warfare in Korea under Communist pressure. About 33 airmen and three Marines are involved, with potential courts martial for some. Army cases under review number fewer than 50.
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Air Force
Korea
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Brazil
Coffee Prices Spark Household Frustration In New York Trade
In New York’s Front Street coffee district the price surge to about 1.20 per pound and 15 cents per cup prompts protest from roasters and housewives alike. Industry executives blame high demand and tight global supply while analysts note possible antitrust scrutiny by the Justice Department as shoppers consider paying more unless demand cools.
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Front Sweet
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Congress
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Front Street
Herbert Brownell
Justice Department
Mack Lev
Savarin Coffee ‘Co
Leo
Rand
General Foods
Maxwell House
U. S
Brazil
Colombia
Africa
Bricker backs Canada build stance on seaway policy
Washington Senator John Bricker votes against the St. Lawrence Seaway bill to keep the project largely in Canada. He cites national defense doubts and budget concerns while noting the Seaway’s 95 percent Canadian participation may not boost Cleveland area commerce. Bricker warns the total cost would rise beyond 195 million dollars once channel and harbor work are included.
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Llp
Ohio
John W. Bricker
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
Senate
Bricker
National Security Council
Columbus’ Law Arm
Pennsylvania Railroad
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Heat Wave Ends as Buenos Aires Sees 70 Degree Break
In Buenos Aires the temperature fell to 70 degrees after a heavy rain broke the summer heat wave. The prior day saw a high of 94 degrees. A note mentions a person named Edwards visiting Fergles’ farm to milk nine cows and feed cattle and horses.
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Edwards
Fergles
Education Group Skit Highlights Ethics At Ely Meeting
Ely ma Education Association met at the high school with a skit Do You Know Liz presented by Ely School teachers. The performance outlined teacher ethics and fostering home relations, child guidance, democracy citizenship, and mutual respect in employer employee relations.
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Liz
Ely
Elyma Education Association
Frances Blaine
Carol Trbbals
Mary Sheely
Frances Michael
Patricia Wise
Corinne Brown
F. A Dusthimer
Richard Valentine
Ohio Education Association
Forrestal Trophy Aims To Boost Reserve Training Efforts
The Forrestal Trophy, planned to stimulate reserve training, was conceived in 1945 by Reserve Officers for the Naval Service to foster competition among about 600 Naval Reserve Surface Units. The Navy established standards in 1946, with annual awards after inspections by a National Inspection Board, based on instruction quality, training participation, drill attendance, appearance, advancements, and records.
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Naval Reserve Division
Lorain High School
Naval Reserve
RONS
Naval Service
Navy Department
Naval Reserve Branch
Naval Reserve National Inspection Board
Washington, D. C
Committee Defeats Proposal in Tax Exemption Debate
In Washington, Rep. John W. McCormack said Democrats may push a House floor vote after the Ways and Means Committee defeated a plan to raise individual income tax exemptions from 60 to 700. The 15 to 10 party-line defeat sparked talk of a repeal or reconsideration, while Republicans questioned the move as a political tactic amid a growing deficit.
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John W. McCormack
House
Eisenhower
McCormack
D-Mass
Daniel A .Reed
R-Ny
Hale Boggs
D-La
GOP
Thomas A. Jenkins
Rohio
Jenkins
Ways and Means Committee
Ohio Governor Proclaims Naval Reserve Day in Lorain
Governor Frank Lausche proclaims Tuesday as Naval Reserve Day in Ohio to honor Lorain County Naval Reserve Division 4103, Forrestal trophy winner to be formally awarded. He pays tribute to Lorain’s Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King and notes the division’s national honor as outstanding Surface Division during the 1953 sesquicentennial year.
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Lorain County Naval Reserve Division
Frank Lausche Yestterday
Naval ‘Reserve
State of
Ohio
Lorain County
Naval ‘Reserve Division
Lorain
Ernest J. King
Colson Employees Complete Quality Control Courses
Forty four Colson Corporation employees attended a banquet at Elyria Country Club after two quality control classes conducted with Fenn College. Certificates were awarded to 28 in the beginning class and diplomas to 11 in the advanced class for college credit. Instructors represented Fenn College and Republic Steel Corp. President Robe rt Pritzker urged ongoing employee education and future training efforts. List of class members includes many named employees. a separate note mentions a new Navy shipyard at Callao, Peru to build oil tankers.
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Elyria Country Club
Robert Pritzker
Herbert Bender
Fenn College
Nicholas Rimboi
Fen College
Elmer Smith
Alexander Taylor
Beatrice Schwerer
Elyrian Country Club
R. G. Tayslor
Gean
Fenn College Technical Institute
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Repubse Steel Corp
Fenn
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