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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1951

Page

9

More Insurance Benefits For Steel Workers

United States Steel Co announced an agreement with the CID United Steel Workers to add Blue Shield surgical benefits for employees and dependents starting Aug 1. The expansion includes life accident sickness and hospitalization coverages with no changes in contributions unless costs exceed current funds.

Pittsburgh United States Steel Co CID United Steel Workers Blue Shield

Developments In The Congress Developments In The Congress

Secretary of State Dean Acheson backed the proposed 8.5 billion dollar Foreign Aid bill as hearings opened in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Lodge said he could show why no cuts are needed in the 6.303 billion for foreign arms aid while some Republicans urged economy at home. Other items include attempts to force Acheson from office, Vanderbilt Field's testimony on Communist fronts, and Maybank predicting quota changes to curb black markets. Truman told Congress the UN acted to oppose aggression in Korea, averting a third world war.

United Fresh Washington Dean Acheson Senate Foreign Relations Committee Henry Cabot Lodge Mass Dwight D. Eisenhower Lodge Congress GOP Kennett Wherry Neb Everett IPR Senate Frederick Vanderbilt Field Institute of Pacific Relations Senate International Security Subcommittee Field New York Controla Burnet R. Maybank S. C Maybank House Truman United Nations Korea Ag &Ression Washington Olin E. Teague Tex Teague Select Housing Committee

Non- drinking husband ad leads to real wedding in Michigan

Mrs. Jean Gregory, a 26 year old divorcee seeking a non drinking husband to support her sick mother, wed Lewis Kline of Three Rivers after a newspaper plea. Kline, a truck driver, said he read her story in Kalamazoo and decided to marry her despite limited prior contact. The pair’s ceremony followed a casual year of acquaintance and public photos. The article closes with a note on Roman roads from Scotland to beyond the Euphrates.

Vicksburg Mich Jean Gregory Lewis Kline Three Rivers Mick Kline

Goodrich Plant to Be Built in Calvert City Kentucky

Goodrich Chemical announces construction of a new $5,000,000 plant on a 175 acre tract in Calvert City Kentucky. Expected to begin late 1952 or early 1953 after defense production approval. The plan aims to disperse facilities for national security, secure raw materials and power, and access Tennessee River water transport. Three buildings will house manufacturing operations service and maintenance facilities power plant and offices.

Final Defense Production Authority Cleveland B. F. Goodrich Chemical Company Calvert City Itlin Woe Pines Miuarasen Richardson Tennessee River

Coating Finishes Varnish Gloss Options

Varnishes dry with a high gloss. to achieve a flat finish, rub down the surface or use a spe ral flat drying varnish.

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