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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1954

Page

11

Senate Fight For $100 Hike in Tax Exemptions Planned

Democratic leaders push to substitute an $100 exemption boost in the tax reform bill, aiming to cut residents' income taxes. The plan, backed by Sen Walter F George, would replace dividend relief provisions and could yield a future $20 tax credit. House action already approved a wide tax package. floor vote expected next week. Other notes include Pentagon and foreign aid debates and a bid to block TVA private power plans.

Senate Democrats House Senate Finance Committee Walter F. George D-Ga George UMV Congress Pentagon Brownson Iplan Umt TVA Chet Holfeld Calift Eisenhower Tennessee Valley Authority Holifield Heisenhower Atomic Energy Commission AEC Paducah Democratic John W. McCormack Mass Guatemala George D. Aiken R-Vi Senate Foreign Relations Committee Aiken

McCarthy Defends His Staff During Senate Inquiry

Senator McCarthy defended his staff against charges of threats to Democratic senators amid the Army McCarthy hearings. He said no evidence was offered and a preliminary probe into alleged graft involving a Democrat senator would be disclosed to the committee. no public hearings planned until his return from a week’s vacation.

Proup Army-McCarthy Fetty John McClellan Stuart Ssamngton Wid Charles Potter Karl Mundt Renny Jackson McClellan Joseph McCarthy Subcommittee McCarthy Washington Hns Senate Wisconsin Republican John L. McClellan D-Ark Defense Department Wisconsin Republican

FCC Observes 20th Birthday in Washington

The Federal Communications Commission marks its 20th anniversary with growth figures on U S communications since its founding. In its first year 622 standard radio stations and about 17 million telephones. now 5 853 broadcasting stations and over 50 million telephones. Industrial radio outlets rose from 146 in 1934 to 21313 today.

Washington Federal Communications Commission FCC

Five U.S. military technicians missing in Indochina

Defense officials released the names of five American technicians reported missing in Indochina, two from the U.S. Army and three from the U.S. Air Force. They were stationed at Tourane Air Base on the South China Sea between Hanoi and Saigon and were not on any secret mission.

Quantico de Jas Ciro Salas Los Angeles Calif.fense Giacomo Appice Vito Appice Elizabeth Indochina Byal U.S. Army Air Force Army Pfe Donald E. Morgan Charles Morgan Mich Leonard PB. Sroufek Beverley L. Sroufek Chicago U.S. Air Force Mirman 2 Ciro Salas Jr Jerry Schuller Mir Joseph Schuller Cleveland Ohio Defense Department Tokyo Defense Tourane Air Base South China Sea Viet Nam Omnichwily Hanoi Saigon

White House Dishpans Not Big Enough For That

A United Press report from Washington recalls a White House tour where a guest jokes about cleaning the huge Irish crystal chandeliers with a dishpan. The piece notes Secret Service focus on a goose at the Eisenhower farm, and describes an air raid shelter drill with President, staff, and maintenance crews mingling in a democratic scene.

White House Executive Mansion Secret Service Eisenhower Gettysburg Sherman Adams Carvieac

Bender and Burke Schedule Five Ohio Debates

Congressman George Bender and Senator Thomas Burke plan five debates in Ohio this fall for the late Taft seat. Bender accepted Burke invitations and may join additional joint appearances across the state. Debates include Columbus Town Meeting on Oct 17, Cleveland Women’s Club Oct 22, Cleveland City Club Oct 23, Dayton Daily News forum in October, and an Akron event with date undetermined.

Cleveland

Masons To Honor District Officer In Lorain Lodge

District grand master Nbert T. Grendow of the 22nd Masonic District will be honored by Lorain County Masons at the Lorain Masonic Temple Friday at 6 30 p m. Dinner tickets are available from any Blue Lodge officer.

Nbert T. Grendow 22Nd Masonic District Lorann County Lorain Masonic Temple Blue Lodge

Eisenhower Signals US Willingness to Join Indo China Effort

Washington sources say President Eisenhower sent a letter to France's Rene Coty signaling US readiness to join an allied push to save Indochina from Communism. The note urges swift French ratification of the European Defense Treaty and independence for Indochina, warning patience is thinning and Paris must act or US participation may be withdrawn.

Washington Eisenhower Indochina Rene Coty France U.S Istate John Foster Dulles Fasenhower United States Southeast Asia Comrmuns Europe French Assembly Defense Commission Germany Italy

Mendes France forms cabinet and vows Indochina peace

Premier Pierre Mendes France completed his Indochina War cabinet and will present it to President Rene Coty. Talks with Gen Paul Ely aimed at quelling Communist attacks over the next 30 days in Indochina. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden to meet Mendes France at an embassy lunch in Paris to discuss a South Asiatic defense pact.

Paris Pierre Mendes-France Rene Icoty Mendes France Indochina Paul Ely Anthony Eden Geneva London Mendes-France Eisenhower

Alabama State Office Nominee Shot To Death

Phenix City, Alabama, 58 year old attorney general nominee Albert L Patterson, dubbed the man against crime, was shot in front of his downtown office Friday night. Police questioned a cab driver as investigators seek the killer who fled into the night in a city infamous for violence near Fort Benning, Georgia.

Phenixn Albert L. Patterson Alabama Patterson Ft. Benning Phenix City

Danger Sounds From a Veteran Plane Spotter in Elyria

In Elyria, Harry N. West, a Ground Observer Corps member, vigilantly monitors sky traffic from a post off Route 112. He tracks aircraft with binoculars, relays sightings to Canton, and notes multi motor and unidentified planes as night settles, balancing work at T & J Machine and family life while highlighting the era’s civil defense effort.

Harry N. West Elyma Ground Observer Corps Route Lenny West Canton Elyria Hotel Metro 52 Elyrian Metro 52 East River St T & J Machine Products North Ridgeville Tsaw An Adain Chronicle Donald the Post John West Side Lumber Joan Wrnpire Civil Defense Corps Harry West

U.S. Diplomats Hopeful Over Guatemala Revo

U.S. diplomats and congressional leaders voiced hope for the anti-Communist uprising in Guatemala. They said the revolt reflects Dulles era aims and expect action may come jointly with other American republics if the Guatemalan government fails to stabilize.

U.S Guatemala Washington White House State Department John E. Peurifor House Leslie C. Arends United States

Talks recessed as U S Steel and union pause talks

Pittsburgh reports the second round of contract talks between U S Steel Corp and United Steelworkers Union ended with subcommittees finishing progress summaries. The Wage Policy Committee of 170 members will review the reports Tuesday or later. No wage offer has been made yet, but a formula for 1931 peace in steel is hoped.

Pittsburgh U. S. Steel Corp United Steelworkers Union

Three Boys Drown One Body Recovered in Ohio River

In Chillicothe Ohio authorities recovered 11 year old Michael Wingo after swift river currents swept him and two companions from inner tubes. Vernon Boydston and Aaron Smith, both 12, are missing with clothing spotted along the bank.

Chillicothe Scioto River Michael Wingo Harold M. Wingo Vernon Boydston Aaron Smith

Junk hunter finds a real $1000 bill in Toledo dump

James Thomas, 46, a Toledo junk hunter, discovered a $1,000 bill while scouring a city dump. He took the note to the secret service and was told it was genuine. Thomas noted his prior finds rarely exceeded four cents after years of scavenging.

Toledo James Thomas Thomas Secret Service McCay

Japanese Climbers to Try Mt Manaslu Again

Nepal government permits Japanese climbers another attempt on Mount Manaslu in the Himalayas. Local superstition fears the gods may bring misfortune to villagers if the ascent proceeds.

Mt. Manaslu Katmanda WS Nepal Mount Manaslu Himalayas

Avon Lake Boy Drives Car Through Market Window

A three year old Avon Lake boy drove a car into the Avon Lake Food Center, crashing through a 20 by 8 foot window and spraying glass over fruit and vegetables. The car, a 1951 model, sustained minor damage while the produce department and four Venetian blinds were damaged. the mother, Valerie Check, left him in the parked car during shopping.

Avon Lake Valerie Lake Ra William Avon Lake Food Center

Dipenicillin G Prevents Rheumatic Fever Heart Damage

Dr Gene Hi Stollerman reported at the 18th annual American Rheumatism Association meeting that a new long acting penicillin named dipenicillin G given as a single monthly injection prevented recurrent rheumatic fever and heart damage in 408 children over two years. This method contrasts with existing drugs requiring daily or multiple doses.

San Francisco Calif American Rheumatism Association American Medical Association Gene Hi. Stollerman Inington-on-Hudson N. Y

Lorain Tavern Licenses Face Discipline From Board

Two Lorain liquor license holders faced action by the department of liquor control. The Italian Mutual Benefit Society had its license suspended for 30 days starting June 30 for Sunday sales. The Anchor Inn run by Joseph and Carl Martino had its suspension withheld pending future good behavior after charges of gambling devices on the premises.

Lorain Department of Liquor Control Italian Mutual Benefit Society Joseph Carl Martino Anchor Inn

El Rey Grotto Band Returns From Convention Trip

Lorain County El Rey Grotto Band reviewed in Pittsburgh for an international convention parade leading the second division. Fifty bandsmen stayed at the William Penn Hotel and performed a football half time show. Plans include Cleveland 1955 convention, New Orleans 1956, a July 28 ball trip, and a September state convention in Youngstown where they placed second last year.

Tne Lorain County el Rey Grotto Pittsburgh Grotto Wm Penn Hotel Grotto Islam al Sirat Cleveland Maiorettes New Orleans Wil Lorain Lodge No Youngstown Cincinnati

Cooking School Prizes Awarded at Sheffield Center

The Revers Cooking School in WM. ONeil Company's Sheffield Center store auditorium awarded many prizes including Revere ware sets Scotch pail grills and distributed recipes. At the final session this afternoon the erana prize a Frigidaire electric range was given away.

Revers WM. O'Neil Company Sheffield Center Revere Erana

Distress Signal Is Mistake in Rock Island City Hall

Mayor Carl F. Bauer issued a statement after several calls that the American flag above Rock Island City Hall was accidentally raised upside down, the distress signal. He said Rock Island is not in distress and the event was an error.

Rock Island Ul.s Carl F. Bauer Bauer Rock

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