Effort to Revive Reserve Program Fails in Congress
Lawmakers moved to revive the reserve program with new wages and federal agency actions but faced strong opposition. Rep. Powell and allies argued against delays and graft while Vinson indicated opposition to wholesale changes. The debate touched on immigration, Guam, Virgin Islands, and related defense and labor issues amid a stalled reform effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brancato
Robert H. Molto
Senate Apnan
D-Wva
Congress
Powell
United Apartments of Labor and Health Alles
Francis E. Walter
Washington
National
Immigration Service
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Commonwealth
Powelli
House Armed Services Com
Vinson
Paul
Cleveland
Frank Brant
United Electrical, Radio and
Mas Nuttee
H. Douglas
D-Il
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
Guam
Virgin Islands
Sal
CIO
House
Tol Jr
D-Nc
Tms
Billy
Veterans Administration
Mollohan
Communist Party
National Guard
Ervin
Seniors Urged Live To Deserve Faith In You
The 1955 Elyma District Catholic High School class at Columbus High School heard Rev. Charles L. Byrker urge 89 seniors to live faith in action. He said the soul of education is the education of the soul and that success is service beyond worldly applause. Fr. John A. Carrabine and the EDCHSA Cappella Choir participated. parents and friends attended the baccalaureate with caps, gowns, and class rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EDCHS
Charles L. Byrider
St. Francis de Sales Church
Akron
Elyria District Catholic High School
John A. Carrabine
St. Jude Church
Joseph B. Lehane
Charles L. Byrker
Elyma District
Mpi
Byrider
Columbus
David C. Rife
Ohio State Auditorium
Africa
Mighty Throne of God
St. Fran
Cis de Sales
Jesus Christ
Edchsa Cappella
Cecilie
N.D
Catholic High School
Schuetky
St. Jude Mater
OSU Genetics Chairman Earns Fulbright for Uganda Study
Rafe, chair of Ohio State's Institute of Genetics, will undertake a nine month Fulbright Research scholarship at Makerere College in Kampala, Uganda. This will be his third trip and his second Fulbright grant. He will collect genetic data from African populations to continue researching population relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafe
Ohio State
Makere College
Kampala
Uganda
East Africa
Africa
Elyria Mayor Keys to Meet Governor Lausche in Columbus
Elyria Mayor Keys plans a lunch with Governor Lausche in Columbus to discuss Elyria streets and highways. The session will include state Highway Director Sam Linzell and city engineers to review the northern belt-line route and possible by pass needs. Local press notes tensions over misquotations and public statements by Keys and Lotko amid ongoing city transport debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Keys
Columbus
Buckeye
Elyria
Lausche
Keys
Elyria Democratic Women's Club
Michael Joseph Lotko
Liberace
J Grant Keys
Elya
Sam Linzell
Ehria
State of
Ohio
Catter
Weill
Shafier-Parrett & Associates
DeLeon
House Kills Bill To Tighten Village Incorporation Rules
Absenteeism blamed as Ohio House defeats a watered-down bill to stiffen incorporation rules for new villages. The measure fell 60 to 41 as amendments eroded key provisions including freeholders required for petitions, private firm participation, and density thresholds. Sponsors accused Rep. Simmonds of diluting the bill. passage would have sent it to the Senate in a rush to adjourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
INS
Ohio House of Representatives
House
Ory
Senate
James Simmonds
Hamilton
Ken Berry
Coshocton
Willam McCaffery
Cuyahoga
Simmonds
Freed Pilots Eager To Return To Air
HONOLULU Hawaii two of the four Korean War pilots released from Chinese camps expressed eagerness to return to flight after inspecting Hawaii Air National Guard F 86 Sabres. Capt Harold Fischer of Swea City Iowa and 1st Lt Roland Parks of Omaha spoke with reporters as they and other ex-prisoners prepared for a Honolulu reunion with families flown from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T.H
Harol Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Roland Parks
Omaha
Hawaii Air National Guard
Fischer
Parks
Qiers
Washington
Gettysburg
Hickam Field
White House
Hisenhower
Gettysourg
United States
Elden Holsapple
Mitchell, Ind
Truman Says He Favors Stevenson For 1956 Nominee
Former President Truman said he will not campaign unless asked by the Democratic National Committee but will back the convention chosen candidate. He indicated support for Adlai E. Stevenson and noted a possible influence on the outcome. The remarks came in Cleveland at a fundraiser for the Truman Memorial Library.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman Memorial
Independence
Willa Duck
Counceeesecee Ware
Simmonds
Stevenson
Ling
Teomor Ascheedt Nemmene
Clifton Caryl
R-Union
Elections Committee
Eaton
Acacia Champers of Commerce
Northfield
Brary
Philadelphia
Yearlong Elyria Play Lots Sought For Kids
Elyria realtors scout vacant lots to convert into neighborhood playgrounds for four to eight year olds. A three party plan with realtors, city, and lot owners aims to lease lots for one dollar for a year, enabling a city playground program to keep youngsters safe off the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Realtora
City of
Ster
Jack Rasster
Raaster
Polio Shots Plans Await U S Word
Ohio Health Department says no change to free school inoculation program despite reports of states pausing vaccinations. Dr. Keller notes inquiries about Ohio stance and that local health officials should keep vaccination efforts ready. Decision will come after guidance from Washington on the stalled program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Frank Wilcox
Columbus
State Health Department
Martin P. Keller
Ohio
Keller
Health Department
Health and Welfare Department
Washington
Prosecutor Convicted In Embezzlement Case In Ohio
Franklin County prosecutor Frank Kearns was convicted of embezzling 210 from county funds. The jury verdict followed a four hour and twenty minute deliberation. Kearns faced potential removal from office as he awaits sentencing. The report also mentions other violent cases and a death row context involving several defendants, including Lola Celli and Mrs. Graham, with details about their executions and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
INS
Franklin County
Frank Kearns
Common Pleas
Napa State Hospital
Kearns
Manuer
Burbank
Calif
Mabel Monahan
Ianto
Perkins
Chester
Young
Graham
Ike's Plane Adds New Factor In 56 Rerun Guessing
Washington reports Eisenhower's commuter plane for White House trips to Gettysburg farm introduces a new factor in the ongoing guessing game about his 1956 political plans. The development adds a practical dimension to observers evaluating whether he will seek another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
Penn
Lke
INS
White House
Old Claims In Uranium Area Voided
Dynamite blasts rocked the Kern River uranium area as federal orders voided all prior mining claims and opened 2 340 acres to reclamation. The Miracle Mine and Kergan Mine were among established mines affected. Prospector J P Sands denounced the move as government inspired claim jumping while warning signs remained posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Kern River
Miracle
Kergan
Here
J. P. Sands
Mojava
Three Killers Die In California Gas Chamber
At San Quentin, three murderers were executed by gas chamber after last-minute appeals failed. Two bodies remained unclaimed as of today while the coffin of the prisoner's mate was claimed by an agent of her former husband. Authorities noted the trio faced an agonizing end following a failed attempt to halt the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Barara Graham
Shera
Jack Santo
Emmett Perlans
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Ohioan
Lotke
Frank J. Lausche
Mike
Elyria Trans. Co
Lotko
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
YWCA
Air Force
the Chronicle
Uncle Telegram
Bill
Cyrus S
Herb Mei
U.S
California
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