Plan For Atomic Patents Sparks Lobbying Fire
Congressional study of peacetime atomic patents fuels a lobbying rush among electric utilities, industry groups, and labor. The proposal would restore private patent rights for peacetime atomic development for 17 years, excluding military weapons, while raising fears of a new monopoly. Public power and scientific groups push against, arguing for public ownership and safeguards to prevent domination by big corporations.
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Washington
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Electric
PIP
Bozell and Jacobs
Omaha
Neb
Central Surveys, Inc
Shenandoah
Iowa
Congress
Charles Robbins
Robbins
Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc
National Lead Co
Detroit Edison Co
Standard O1l Co
California
Dow Chemical Co
Bethlehem Steel Co
Walker L. Cisler
Detroit Edison
Cisler
Edison Electric Institute
National Association of Electric Companies
Congressional Quarterly
Electric Consumers Information Committee
ECIC
Clyde T. Ells
DaArk
Ellis
National Rural Electric Co- Operative Association
Alex Radin
American Public Power Assocition
Electric Systems
Dewey, Anderson
Public Affairs Institute
Donald Montgomery
CIO
United Auto Workers
Robert G. Lewis
National Farmers’ Union
Wallace Campbell
Cooperative League of the US
George Brooks
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite, and Paper Mill Workers of America
NRECA
America
APPA
PAI
Federation of American Scientists
4-H clubs plan events and wear jackets in region
Camden and Carlisle 4-H groups schedule judging, style reviews, bake sales, and county health contest involvement. Jol ly Juniors and East Oberlin Sewettes set judging dates. members meet weekly, with demonstrations on nylons care greasing pans and belt loops. A winning workers float, wiener roast and beach party planned. jackets with 4-H emblems ordered for 12 members.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Sallies
O'neil’s
Sidney Motors
Grafton
Lois Simmonds
Columbia
Jolly Juniors
Linda Schobert
Louise Jakobsky
Kathy Klee
Fay Jones
Jousanne Rundle
Oberlin
East Oberlin
Pat Humphrey
Shirley Kurgar
Mary Jane Neuman
House committee approves 1955 canning marketing orders
Washington INS reports the House agriculture committee decided not to allow marketing orders and agreements for vegetables and fruit used in canning. The panel approved 1955 marketing order and agreement legislation, and also voted to place import restrictions on fresh fruit and vegetables marketing agreements or orders.
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Washington
INS
House Agriculture Committee
British Troop Pullback Talk Targets Suez Canal
Western officials say Britain plans a partial evacuation of about 70,000 troops from the Suez Canal zone by late June or July as a prelude to renewed Anglo Egyptian talks on the area's status. Egypt signals cautious optimism, while experts warn against delaying and risks of shifting alliances.
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Cairo
Briish
Anthony Eden
London
Canal Zone
Col
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Britain
U. S
Nasser
Suez Canal Zone
Bintan
Suez Canal
Earler
1955 Farm Loan Program Planned
Two representatives from the Norwalk office of the Farmers Home Administration returned from a Wooster meeting where the proposed 1955 fiscal program was outlined and administration plans discussed. Ned E. Junk and Rita N. Kocher attended. The office serves Lorain, Ashland, Erie, Huron and Richland Counties, offering operating, ownership, enlargement, housing, livestock, and some emergency or water facility loans.
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Norwalk
Farmers Home Administration
Wooster Agricultural Experiment Station
Ned E. Junk
Rita N. Kocher
Lorain
Ashland
Erie
Huron
Richland
New Pile Treatment Promises Non Surgical Relief
Science reports a new healing substance named Bio-Dyne offering non surgical shrinkage and bleeding control for piles. In trials patients claim pain relief and actual shrinkage, with some saying piles are no longer a problem. Preparation H ointment, marketed with a money back guarantee, follows the discovery.
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New York
N. Y
Chronicle-Telegram Item From Elyria June 21 1954
Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Monday June 21 1954 reports local notes and brief items from Elyria including small community updates and happenings around town with no single dominant feature identified in the readable text.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Mon
Soldier Pfc Gibbs Shines as Softball Pitcher in Korea
Service personnel Pfc Richard Gibbs son of Mrs Elizabeth Gibbs 123 Clinton Ave is gaining fame as a softball pitcher with the Kats of the Third Quartermaster Corps Third Infantry Division stationed in Korea His listed address is Pfc Richard Eugene Gibbs US 52263049 3rd QM Co 3rd Infantry Division APC 458 care of Postmaster San Francisco California.
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Richard Gibbs
Mra
Elizabeth K. Gibbs
Clinton Ave
Korea
The
Kats
Third Quartermaster Corps
Third Infantry Division
Richard Eugene Gitles
3Rd QM Co
3Rd Infantry Division
San Francisco
Calif
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Utiility
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of the
U.S
Fulton Funeral Home
Oxygen
Grafton, Ohio
Trust Company
Lorain County
A Ly Club
Camden
Bernie Schmidt
Rochester
Rochester Center
Lynn Miller
FOX Furniture
White Dove
Canal Area
Tion
C-T
Grill Outdoors
Dains Tappam
Heery
Fappon TV
Herc
Kobimon the Dry Cleaner
Cedar Street
Aladdin
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