West Europe unity urged for security and aid
A Washington report notes Eisenhower warns Western Europe must achieve political and economic unity for continued aid. A Republican-Democratic committee criticizes slow European integration and urges conditions on US assistance, with no concrete recommendations issued.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Strasbourg
Politi
Ope
European Union
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Joins In Truck Load Limit
Harrisburg moves to limit trucks on three western Pennsylvania routes near the turnpike to 20 000 pounds mirroring Ohio cuts. The Ohio Highway Department had already reduced loads 35 percent on routes 90, 341 and 170 near the state line. Officials from both states met in Pittsburgh but no agreement was reached.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ohio Highway Department
Pittsburgh
Avon Pupils Bank Money and Scout News in Avon
Avon pupils started Bank Day on January 22 with Avon Lake bank as depository. Money from students is deposited every Tuesday under the bookkeeping class supervised by Mrs. Anna Tullio. Boy Scouts plan to pay registration fees from Scout funds and subscribe to Boys Life. Scoutmaster is Lee McCullough. Also notes on Mrs Mae Bommer hosting and a comment that pigskins for footballs are misnamed as they are cowhide like shot soles.
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Avon Pupils
Avon—Bank
Avon
Avon Lake Bank
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Anna Tullio
Boy Scout News Boy Scouts of Avon
Boys’ Life Magazine
Lee McCullough
William Bommer
Lorain Wer
Mae Bommer
17 Pound Boy Among Heaviest Ohio-Born Infants
In Zanesville Caldwell a 17 pound boy, second heaviest Ohio birth, is reported doing well. Dr C F Thompson attended Mrs Zella Green for the birth, weight 17 pounds 2 ounces. State Health records confirm the rare birth. the Greens already have 11 children. A Berea girl born March 2, 1951 weighed 17 pounds 5 ounces.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Caldwell
C.F. Thompson
Zella Green
State Health Department
Columbus
Chester Bush
Berea
Greens
Green
Turnpike steel aid sought by Lausche in Ohio plan
Gov Frank Lausche asked Secretary Charles Sawyer for 10 000 tons of steel to build Ohio’s proposed turnpike citing military and economic need. He noted defense plants in northeast Ohio and pressed against exporting steel. He will meet Highway Director Kauer to address heavy Pennsylvanian toll road traffic and potential $7 million costs on routes 90 and 170 if delays persist. He referenced foreign steel offers and a 1941 industry note on candle material.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
Sawyer
Ausche
Lausche
T. J. Kauer
Pennsylvania
Rowing Sport Gives Way to Hunting Oddity in Vermont
A Burlington reader reports a rowing sportsman using an oar to hunt on a pond. He spotted a duck hawk with bow and arrows, a youth named William Giroux allegedly approached from bushes and knocked the bird down.
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OAL Chronicle-Telegram
Burlington
Tallvelgtyria
Ohio
le-Tek
Illite
William Giroux
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