Vote Due On Farm Supports By Congress
The House Agriculture Committee planned a vote on a farm bill provision to extend price supports on wheat cotton corn peanuts and rice at 90 percent. Republicans back a three year extension while Democrats favor renewal. The administration seeks a flexible 75 to 90 percent parity system and supports expiring current mandates.
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United
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculure
Congressional
U.S. Steel Pay Talks To Resume
Negotiations between U S Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers resume at 10 a m Thursday. Big Steel expected to present answers to USW demands for higher pay a guaranteed annual wage and other contract concessions. The company notified USW president David J McDonald it was ready to resume talks which recessed May 20 after a three day session in which the union outlined its 1954 economic program. Weary The price support provision is only one feature of the tentative bill the committee is voting on. An informed source said another would force an immediate 13 per cent boost in the average price the government guarantees dairy farmers for their milk raising butter and cheese prices for consumers. Dairy state congressmen protest Benson dairy price supports cut last April 1. The bill would boost the support level to 85 per cent. Other congressional news: Eisenhower may ask Congress for authority to intervene directly in the Indochina war within 30 days. Atty Gen Brownell testified on immunity aiding witnesses in court grand jury or congressional matters. The USW resumes wage talks with Allegheny Ludlum Steel and will meet Bethlehem Crucible Jones & Laughlin and Youngstown Sheet with focus on U S Steel reaction, since Big Steel sets pattern for 600,000 workers. The talks began on a friendly note. strike action remained unlikely.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
USW
David J. McDonald
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Herbert Brownell Jr
House Judiciary
Elyria Memorial Boss Publishes Ten Commandments in Management
Harold A. Zealley of Elyria Memorial Hospital crafted Ten Commandments for Personnel Administration after introspection. The rules, praised by Navy Hospital Administration and cited by an industrialist, cover calm leadership, fair treatment, listening for suggestions, delegating, fact based decisions, and valuing time. they frame guidance as compass points for administrators and business alike.
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Harold A. Zealley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Modern Hospital
Zealley
Department of the Navy
Washington
Navy
Elyria
Ground Water Levels Worse Than Last Year
Ohio's May 1 ground water summary from the state Water Division shows conditions below the surface worse than in 1953. Hydrologist Paul Kaser notes 13 index wells rose 4.55 feet this year after 6.17 feet (1949–52) and 5.01 feet in 1953, with summer declines averaging 6.75 feet. Experts warn dry conditions may worsen water supplies by late summer and early fall as rainfall fails to recharge underground stores.
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Columbus, O
Ohio
Water Division
Department of Natural Resources
Paul Kaser
Deputy Chief For Highway Dept Named in Columbus
Charles K. Bradley, 51, of Columbus was named deputy director in charge of administration in the Highway Department by Governor Lausche. Bradley will keep his role as executive assistant to the state highway director along with the new duties. John W. Keefe of Cincinnati was named municipal judge in Cincinnati. Keefe previously served as an executive assistant to Governor Lausche before joining the Highway Department.
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Columbus
Charles K. Bradley
Highway Department
Lausche
Bradley
John W. Keefe
Cincinnati
Keefe
23 Comic Books Named Unfit For Sale To Juveniles
Cleveland police report names 23 comic books deemed unsafe for youths after a broader campaign that seized over 500 titles. Vendors face warnings or arrest for displaying these works such as Crime and Punishment, Police Action, Terror, Rackett Squad, Gang Busters, Teen-Age Romance, and Adventure into Darkness as authorities continue inspections.
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Cleveland, C
Bernard Conway
Frank Story
Conway
Windstorm Deaths Reported In Minnesota Gusts Hit High
High winds with gusts up to 95 miles an hour swept western and northwest Minnesota late Monday causing two deaths. The storm disrupted travel and damaged structures across several counties. Police and emergency crews searched for injured as weather warnings continued.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
YMCA Camp Iss-See-Kes schedules staff for Elyria YMCA
The Elyria YMCA announced the summer camp plan with periods named Iroquois Wyandotte Huron Erie and Mohawk running from late May to mid August. Ray Snyder director lists a staff led by John Marshall and Sam Wu with Perry Johnson as assistant director and a counselor group including John Tite Robert Benson Jim Yost ace Atkinson Tom Ball Bill Gebhardt Dick Lewis and Larry Benze. Training counselors David Ohlemacher Bill Lee Paul Crowder Paul Heinzerling Bill Atkinson Tom Yost and Craig Cullen join, with kitchen staff Ron Johnston and Dale Eage. Boys aged eight to 18 may register and Snyder can be reached at the Y for details.
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Elyria
Ray Snyder
Wyandotte
Huron
Erie
Snyder
John Marshall
Denison University
Perry F. Johnson
Sam Wu
iGberlin
Oberlin College
John Tite
Bowling Green University
Robert Benson
Carroll
Ohio State University
Jim Yost
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
Elyria High
Ace Atkin
Tom Ball
Bill Gebhardt
Dick Lewis
Larry Benze
David Ohlemacher
Bill Lee
Paul Crowder
Paul Heinzerling
Bill Atkinson
EHS
Tom Yost
Ridgeville
Craig Cullen
Amherst Village
Kitchen
Ron Johnston
Dale Eage
Oppenheimer to Submit Written Brief to AEC
Dr. J Robert Oppenheimer planned to file a written brief with the Atomic Energy Commission after being denied permission to appear in prison to contest security charges. The AEC rejected an oral or written presentation but pledged careful review of a security board's recommendation against reinstating his clearance.
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Washington
J.robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
Lloyd K. Garrison
AEC
Kenneth D. Nichols
Commission
Army
Gordon Gray
Gray
Elyria Woman Wins Pick-N-Pay Car in Eight-Week Contest
Mrs. Paul Kirkpatrick of 334 Washington Ave. won a 194 Chevrolet in Pick-N-Pay’s eight week car giveaway at O'Neil Center. She was excused from work at Niles Steel to sign papers and her father-in-law will drive the car home. The winner’s daughter Pauline notes the excitement as nerve tablets helped calm the nerves on the big day. Two weeks remain in the drawing and registrants may enter at the store without being present at the drawing.
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Washington Ave
Pick-N-Pay
O'Neil Center
Cleveland
Kirkpatrick
Pauline
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Chevvie
Ted Trakas
Trakas
Elyria Youth Earns Medical Degree in Chicago
Andrew A. Strinka, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Strinka of 1224 East Ave Elyria, received a Doctor of Medicine degree at Chicago College of Osteopathy. A 1946 Elyria High School graduate, he spent two years in service then studied pre med at Ohio State. He begins internship in July in Flint Michigan.
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Andrew A. Strinka
Andrew Strinka
East Ave
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Strinka
Elyria High School
Ohio State University
Flint
Mich
AEC Member Proposes Hydrogen Bomb Demonstration for World Leaders
Thomas E. Murray of the Atomic Energy Commission urged inviting Soviet and other leaders to witness a large scale hydrogen bomb test. He argued a demonstration could be arranged without harming U.S. security and would reveal war’s true horror to curb arms race urges. Murray also received an honorary science degree and named others honored.
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Washington
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Catholic University
Murray
U.S
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
William F. Bryan
Boston
Amherst elects new engineer after firing report-delinquent
The Board of Public Affairs moved to hire a new engineer after suspending the current surveyor from Universal Marine Construction Company of Sandusky for failing to deliver a preliminary report on the Amherst municipal electric department. He had promised to complete the survey in 30 days, with snow and delays cited. No rate changes were made pending the overall findings.
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Board of Public Affairs
Amherst Municipal Electric Department
Universal Marine Construction Company
Sandusky
Protest at Elyria tavern over outside fighting
About 26 residents from Woodford Avenue and Vulcan Street protested outside the Big Casino tavern over ongoing disturbances and rude language. They urged action though admitted order was kept inside. officials cited police staffing shortages while inviting complaints for quicker response. The matter was referred to Police Chief Boggs and Safety Director Lotko by Council President Lord.
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Elyria
Woodford Ave
Vulcan St
Harry Claycomb
Safety Service
Michael J. Lotko
James Boggs
Lot
Council
Kenneth: ‘Lord
Elyria Catholic Alumni Meet Plans Election and Picnic
Elyria Catholic alumni from the Elyria district Catholic High School will gather at the school Thursday at p m. The agenda includes officer elections and planning for the annual reunion picnic. The class of 1954, the fourth class to graduate from the school, will be welcomed into alumni membership. Tony Jezewski is the current president.
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Elyria District
Solons Await Kellogg Study Of Special Levy
Council delays action on a sewer rental tax study as Councilman Kellogg urges abeyance until his analysis of a possible levy for next November is completed. The Sewers and Drains panel is expected to sit on the measure until then.
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Dale C. Kellogg
Havens & Emerson
Ine Dynast
Eurgene Smith
Marseilles Ave
Cleveland St
Poplar
iGeorge Carrick
Iowa Dry Is Winner In Primary
Atty. Gen. Leo Hoegh won the Iowa Republican gubernatorial nomination on a dry platform. He carried rural dry counties and river valleys, with 38.37 percent of reporting votes. Trailing were Nicholas Palmer Chambers Lynes and Ellsworth, while Herring, Gillette, and Martin won unopposed in their races.
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Leo Hoegh
Iowa
California
South Carolina
26Th
James Roosevelt
George Bell Timmerman
Lester L. Bats
Tanta‘mount
Hoegh
Misssissippi
Missouri River Valley
William H. Nicholas
Ernest Palmer
Des Moines
A. B. Chambers
W. S. Lynes
Benjamin Ellsworth
Clyde Herring
Guy M. Gillette
Thomas E. Martin
H. R. Gross
Free Press Speaker Ousted At Mexico Freedom Dinner
Luis Ramos Alarcon, a Mexican publicist aiming to address press freedom in Guatemala, was ejected from a banquet marking Mexico's Freedom of the Press Day. He attended the event in Mexico City where officials and attendees discussed press freedoms and regional issues.
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Free Press
Menico City
INS
Luis Ramos Alarcon
Guatemala
Mexico
Oberlin Council Reviews Sewage Plant Plans
Oberlin officials will meet on Tuesday June 15 with E D Barstow of Akron to review plans for the new sewage disposal facility. Barstow estimated total cost at 330000 including 290000 construction and 40000 for engineering advertising and interest during construction. He noted state required changes boosted costs and that bids may come in under anticipated revenue. state health board reportedly will accept the plans.
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E. D. Barstow
Akron
Barstow
Council
Ohio Department of Health
State Board
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