Government sees no further overall decline in 1954 economy
Washington based government economists forecast mixed mid year trends with a brewing boom but no signs of a broader decline. They describe current conditions as darn good prosperity and note there are no strong forces to push up except possible defense spending, yet nothing major to lift the economy on its own. The earlier dip in production employment and personal income has begun to level off.
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Washington
Economists See Improvement in Job Market and Economy
In Elyria Ohio economists say the picture is improving with rising employment and consumer spending. They cite construction booms, farm activity, and a rebound in industrial production after a drop from last year, noting inventories declined but sales stayed resilient. Small regional weaknesses remain auto sales and steel centers.
Civic Federation Plans LaGrange Activity
Civic Federation of LaGrange Village discussed four projects at Vet's hall. Groups represented include the Child Conservation League Grange water board PTA council Homemakers Club and Vets organization. Projects cover improving the Grange hall and grounds erecting a new safety sign for school districts repairing playground equipment and starting a bicycle school.
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LaGrange Village
Oberlin Open House Showcases Vacation Bible School Work
Grace Lutheran Church hosts an open house at 7 30 pm closing the two week Vacation Bible School. The program includes a children's service a surprise sermonette by Rev Wayne Saffen and a BIS film. Courses offered cover theology economics and rural studies with instructors from Ohio State Yale and local churches.
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Oberlin
Grace Lutheran Church
Wayne Saffen
The
American Bible Society
Mrs June E Alexander contact details for delivery
Mrs June E Alexander can be reached at P O Box 33 or by phone 4 2601 for news inquiries. Delivery queries should go to Doris Heilman at phone 4 3633.
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Doris Heilman
101 Year Old Man Says He Feels Good At 107
New Haven resident George Worcester, age 101, reflected on his health on Wednesday saying it never felt better. He credits keeping active and continuing to smoke, claiming he smokes now to avoid smoking in the afterlife while noting he still uses both pipes and cig ars.
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New Haven
Conn
George Worcester
Children display handwork and hold church picnic
Exhibits of handwork by children will be shown with certificates for various achievements. A church grounds picnic for attendees is planned tomorrow morning. Ninety five children enrolled in classes and attendance reached 86 on Tuesday. A 15-day Oberlin Summer Session for ministers and religious workers runs July 5 to 23 at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology directed by Dr. Richard C. Wolfe. Sponsored by the Oberlin Graduate School and the Weekday Education Department of the Ohio Council of Churches. Registration Monday 3 to 5 p.m. classes begin Tuesday 8 p.m. No classes Saturdays.
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Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Richard C. Wolfe
Oberlin Graduate School
Ohio Council of Churches
McCarthy Stymies Move To Fire Committee Aids
Sen. Mundt proposes rule changes to let ranking member or majority call meetings if the chair is absent. Democrats plan a staff housecleaning vote at the next meeting. Sen. McClellan urges clearing up the case of two staffers denied Defense Department clearance yet holding secrets. The two employees are unnamed. Democrats expect Potter's support to press for discharging top subcommittee staff tied to the Army McCarthy dispute.
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Washington
LLP
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
Defense Department
Potter
Subcommittee
Rates Cut Hike Pleas Combined In Ohio Bell Case
In Columbus, Ohio Bell filed a rate cut request bundled with a nine million dollar hike plea in the same case. The commission heard few fireworks as both sides sought consolidation to speed decision. Open questions include Western Electric taxes and AT&T involvement in a related anti trust suit.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell
Ashley ‘van Duzer
PACO
Robert L. ‘Moulton
Cuyahoga
Summit
Franklin
Mahoning
van Duzer
Ito
David Postlewaite
Cleveland
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
Neil C. Simpson
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Simpson
Dogs Welcome at Baylor Band Open Air Concert
Baylor University band director Donald J Moore says dogs may attend an open air concert tonight if well behaved. He recalls a past incident where a dog fight drowned out the music and scattered the crowd.
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Waco
Tex
Donald J Moore
Baylor University Band
Moore
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