New Efforts Planned To Revive Reserve Bill
President Eisenhower urged Congress to revive the administration compulsory military reserve bill stalled in the House. Chairman Carl Vinson said an amendment barring racial segregation in the National Guard would doom the measure and withdrew it from further consideration.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
National Guard
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Overton Brooks
D-La
Vinson
Guatemala City
INS
Carlos Castillo
Armas
Delanew
Guatemala
Coun
Theip
Castillo
International
Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Health Official Is Arrested For Illegal Prescription
CHICAGO AP The Cicero public health director Dr Thoras Kallal 48 was arrested after allegedly issuing an illegal prescription to a Chicago narcotics detective posing as a patient He reportedly took 6 in marked money from the detective for a dolophin prescription and was seized in his private office by Det Miles Cooperman and partner John McDermott at the scene The marked money was recovered.
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Chicago
Cicero
Thoras Kailal
Miles Cooperman
Cooperman
John McDermott
Kallal
Weather outlook and politiсal shifts spark coastal heat
The Weather Bureau releases a 30 day forecast mid June to mid July predicting hotter conditions across the northern half of the nation with greatest rise in the Great Lakes region and cooler trends on the West Coast and southeast. Meanwhile Congress advances a 75 million dollar inter American highway bill and Social Security hearings set for June 21 23 amid party disputes. Senator Morse attacks Health Secretary Hobby calling for a replacement by a woman doctor, citing polio vaccine program concerns.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Northern Plains
New England
Great Lakes
West Coast
Mountain
Dedication Set For Pool Filter System June 26
Elyria Kiwanis Club marks 32 years of community service with a dedication of a new pool filter system at Cascade Park pool on Sunday June 26 at 7 30 p m The event features an aquatics show by a Cleveland Red Cross group and a water ballet by the Silver Fins Club The project began in 1923 and raised about 4000 toward the filter housing and pool upkeep with support from local firms and volunteers
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park
Cleveland American Red Cross
Silver Fins Club
Kiwanis Club
New York
Leonard
Scheele
National Foundation For
Dexter Kimball
James Armitage
Jack Underman
Kiwanis
John Kinter
J. Grant Keys
Letters From The Square Air Reader Opinions In City
On The Square invites reader voices with letters and comments on local issues. A reprinted Cashner paragraph urges an ordinance against mufflers on Hollywood cars and trucks, while others discuss Mayor Keys, Safety Director Lotko, and the DeLeuw traffic survey. Additional notes from Councilman Kellogg and a contact from Elyria Housewife reflect on recent political races and civic concern.
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A. B. Cashner
Cash Old Boy
Mr. Water
Elstia
Ohio tightens election laws and removes elector names
In Columbus the Ohio legislature passed a bill tightening campaign expense reporting and removing electors from the presidential ballot to speed absentee ballot printing. The House approved 115 to 1, sending the measure to the Senate for minor changes before final approval and the governor’s signature. The bill extends the filing deadline for campaign expenses from 10 to 30 days, requires receipts for expenditures over 25 dollars, and imposes a five year disqualification for delinquents.
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Columbus
INL
Ohio
House
Senate
Gilbert Bettman
R-Hamil Election Board
Orto
Bettman
Lausche
Lebanon
Firemen Promotion Bill Clears Legislature for Governor
The Ohio Legislature sends to Gov. Lausche a bill clarifying firemen promotions, raising pay scales and tightening rules. It requires competitive exams for higher ranks with seniority and efficiency credits, and allows protest and rechecks. Examinations must be announced 30 days in advance with written and practical testing components.
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House
Senate
Bettman
Civil Service Commissions
Com
Senate OKs Austrian State Treaty amid mixed reactions
The Senate ratified the Austrian state treaty 63 to 3, winning bipartisanship despite charges of appeasement and concerns over Soviet-imposed terms. Critics argued the pact concedes too much to Moscow while supporters hailed it ending four-power occupation and guiding postwar reparations for ten years. Notable dissenters included Jenner, McCarthy, and Malone, who urged caution against Soviet propaganda.
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Austria
Eisenhower
Washington
INS
Russia
Thej
Hart K. van Riper
Medica Fide
Teeant DB AiMehomow
Foundation
Wue
Wyo
U.S
U. S
William F. Knowland
Calif
William E. Jenner
Ind
Joseph BR. McCarthy
Wis
George W. Malone
Nev
Ike Plans New England Speaking and Fishing Trip
From Rutland Airport the President will drive to the State Fair Grounds for a barbecue and speech. Detailed plans released locate Ike’s extensive speaking and fishing trip in New England next week with multiple speeches across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. The itinerary includes Lake Champlain private fishing at Parmechinee and Nansen ski jump at Berlin followed by stops in Concord Lincoln and Skowhegan ending in Washington. Major events include the 150th anniversary observance and a NationalUN related gathering in San Francisco.
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National Associaton of Manufacturers
NAM
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General Motors
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Eiserhower
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New Hampshire
Vermont
San Francisco
New ‘United Nations
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Concord
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Ingh
Sevan
Dangar
Franconia Notch
Two Die In Charleston Fire At Waterfront Terminal
Authorities cleared debris after a four million dollar blaze on the Charleston waterfront killed at least two people and injured two others. Lew Henninger, vice president of the Charleston Tidewater Terminal, and Officer Lawrence Aytes died trapped inside as smoke and heat overwhelmed crews. Aytes telephoned for help before they could be rescued. Henninger’s body was not found as searchers planned to return to the ruins.
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Charleston
5. C
Lew Henninger
Charleston Tidewater Terminal
Lawrence Aytes
Aytes
Henninger
Short Shorts Ban At Charleston Navy Base
Rear Adm G C Crawford banned abbreviated outfits worn by Navy wives and daughters at the Charleston naval base. He allowed pedal pushers slacks and Bermuda shorts but prohibited any more so called short shorts.
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Charleston
S. C
G. C Crawford
Charleston Naval Base
Bermuda
Driver Makes Arrest After Hit and Run in Knoxville
Police said a motorist whose car was struck by a hit-and-run truck chased the fleeing vehicle on foot for three blocks and helped arrest the driver on drunken driving charges.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Gunman Dies In Battle In East Boston Tenement
In East Boston a gun battle left one gunman dead and a skirmish wounded two policemen and another gunman. Police were questioning suspects linked to a $2500 tobacco shop holdup when shots rang out. The deceased was Walter McTighe, an ex convict. Fellow gunman Croce Centifanti and a wounded O’Rourke were among those hit. Riot squads used tear gas and shotgun blasts to quell the scene at Meridian Street tenement.
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Boston
Walter MecTighe
O’rourke
Croce Centifanti
Meridian Street
Walt O’rourke
O'Rourke
John Owirka
Qwirka
William Winters
John Waple
McTighe
GM Expects Few Off Job Next Week
Detroit reports General Motors officials say most of 750 000 workers involved in the recent auto strike wave should return next week. In Dayton a jury found seven men and five women guilty of related charges after deliberating seven hours and 34 minutes. The decision comes as parts shortages keep plants idle and wildcat actions subside, with 6 600 workers still affected at Fleetwood and Livonia plants.
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Detroit
General Motors
Dayton
Ohio
Benjamin Smith
Wright Patterson Air Force
Mae
Nte
Harry Gold
Fleetwood
Ethel
Julius
Fish- Rosenberg
Livonia
Mich
Mystery of Judge Chil lingworths Disappearance Deepens
Police in West Passum Beach Florida search for two embittered men who divorced in Judge C C Chillingworths court as investigators pursue leads three days after the prominent judge and his wife vanished from their oceanfront cottage. A blood trail was found near the sea but divers found nothing conclusive. Authorities say they have no prime suspect yet and are following hundreds of leads while naming the two divorced men as suspects.
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West Passum Beach
Fla
C. C. Chillingworth
Chillingworth
John
Kirk
W. Hiram Lawrence
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