Disputed Issues Due For Early Congress Tests
Congressional action this week may gauge how far the Democratic majority will back the Eisenhower administration. Votes are set in committees or on the House floor on public housing military manpower cuts the Dixon-Yates power contract and pay raises for one million federal workers.
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Ohio weekend crashes claim multiple lives in scattered incidents
International News Service reports at least 12 people died in Ohio in weekend accidents, totaling 17 deaths. Incidents occurred in Columbus Granville and Toledo with two deaths each. Separate tragedies include drownings shootings a choking infant and a boy burned in a basement fire. Two Toledo sisters Lois Ann and Thelma Garnett aged 15 and 14 were killed on the Toledo Expressway while en route to an outing. Newborns and other individuals died in Cleveland Heights and Cleveland. Concurrently national politics notes address the Dixon Yates power contract the housing program and pay increases for workers as committees prepare votes this week.
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Oberlin Class Urged Keep Faith Hope Love
Oberlin College graduates hear Rev. Albert J Penner urge unwavering faith hope and love to combat cynicism. The brisk theological address at Finney Chapel emphasizes loyalty to promises and turning personal momentum into communal good.
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Eisenhower to unveil propaganda punch at UN anniversary
United States President Dwight D. Eisenhower is expected to issue a major propaganda move ahead of the Big Four conference, timed around the 10th anniversary of the United Nations in San Francisco. He spoke at Penn State and urged atomic cooperation while warning Moscow against aggression as Soviet leaders media campaign against the U.S. grows.
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Salk complains polio program ignores his theories
Dr. Jonas Salk said his ideas were not followed in government polio vaccine handling, but he believed the procedures developed by him and fellow doctors would fix the issues. He cited large-scale production problems due to insufficient attention to all factors.
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Boys State Elects Today at Camp Perry
Buckeye Boys State residents, 959 strong, went to the polls at the American Legion school in self-government to elect more than 400 public officials. Federalists and Nationalists vie for six state offices with candidates including 11-year-old James F. Dowd of Massillon for governor on the Federalist ticket and 16-year-old Joe Horn of Girard for the Nationalist nominee. James Runde of North Olmsted is the Nationalist candidate for attorney-general.
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Tribe, Indians Co Sponsor Youngstown Baseball School
The Cleveland Indians and Tribe officials will co sponsor a baseball school in Youngstown on June 2. All boys are welcome and will be evaluated by Tribe scouts and officials.
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New Steel Record Set Last Week
In Cleveland Ohio Steel magazine reports a weekly output of 2 352 946 net tons at 97 5 percent capacity marking a new record. Optimism cited by industry leaders including Secretary Weeks and Westinghouse while mills restrain orders and warehouses absorb demand. Scrap prices rise to 35 a gross ton from 34 67.
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Longer Assembly Session Hints From Ohio Lawmakers
In Columbus lawmakers hear rumors of an extended session beyond the June 23 target. Veterans say it may take another week to finish work on workmen’s and unemployment compensation, school foundation, capital improvements, and appropriation bills. Speaker Cloud vows no all night frenzies, while some allege interests seek to stall compensation measures. The Ohio CIO Council and Ohio State Federation of Labor urge changes to the workmen’s compensation bill, citing rights, red tape, and benefit levels. Tonight the House aims to pass a psychiatric training bill, with Senate debates on capital improvements funding and unemployment compensation changes. Additional measures include highway patrol strength, hunting preserves, cemetery property condemnation for water facilities, and teacher job reinstatement after military service.
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14000 Due At Convention For Grotto Rally
Cleveland reports that over a thousand delegates are expected to arrive tonight for the 56th annual convention of the National Grotto. The gathering should fill hotel rooms and add activity to the city through the event.
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