Union Official Hopes to Report Steel Settlement Before Walkout
PITTSBURGH UP A top CIO United Steelworkers official said he hoped to report a settlement in the steel industry wage talks by late afternoon, four hours before 600,000 steelworkers could strike. L W Abel said USW President David J McDonald aimed for a more definite update on talks with John A Stephens chief negotiator for United States Steel Corp. The meeting of about 150 negotiators adjourned on a standby basis as Abel announced a radio slot at 530 pm to explain why a walkout may be needed.
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Hoover Group says budget balance possible
The Hoover Commission said its 862 economy proposals could save the government many billions of dollars enough to balance the budget and reduce taxes without cutting military strength or essential public works and welfare programs in health education and welfare.
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Hoover Commission
Three Signals Lift Hopes in Steel Talks
Three new radio signals were reported as a possible sign of progress in U.S. Steel labor talks. Aerial search for missing airmen continued near the West Coast while negotiators pressed for an agreement. Workforce demonstrations and plant shutdowns reflected mounting urgency as the deadline approached.
PUC Suspends Elyria Phone Hearings to July 11
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission recessed the Elyria Telephone Co hearings citing poor public turnout and ongoing complaints. Six residents testified about service and repair troubles while PUC engineer Paul Reed presented a two month investigation urging immediate improvements and a new central office. Elyria’s Roy Ammel announced contracts for equipment ahead of resumed sessions July 11 at 1 p.m.
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Lorain County Courthhouse
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Americans Out At Wimbledon Doubles Upset
Wimbledon report says U S Davis Cup champions Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas were eliminated in the doubles final by Australia’s Ken Rosewall and Neale Fraser, 6 2 1 6 6 1 4 6 6 3 with a sequence of alternating set results.
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Weather summary and local notices from Elyria
Partly cloudy warm and humid conditions forecast for Northeastern Ohio through Friday with a few lightning storms possible Friday. Humidity readings and temperatures are listed, with highs around 88 to 92 and lows 68 to 72. Local notices include a rummage sale on Bridge Street, a fish dinner at St Jude's Church, and ads for cleaners and driving lessons.
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Denies Being Red Ex Newsman Balks At Quiz
Victor Weingarten a Pleasantville New York publicist refused to answer Senate questions about contact with Communists in 1940. He denied being a Communist since November 1940 but invoked self-incrimination to discuss party membership prior to that time. The hearing included references to Winston Burdett and other former Brooklyn Eagle staffers tied to a Communist unit and the Guild from 1937 to 1940. The CBS war correspondent claimed he joined the Eagle as a front and broke with the movement within two years, later serving with CBS. Burdett testified of past affiliations. CBS said his break was four years past and expressed confidence in his loyalty. He described alleged Soviet intelligence plots and the assassination of his first wife Lea Schiatti in Iran. A long witness line followed.
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Louise Brough Reaches Finals
Louise Brough advances to the final as cross-examination in a Cleveland business dispute discusses the Browns and football club management. Silberman, tied to Ohio Bell, hints at salary talks if coach Paul Brown can be relieved of certain off field duties while Brown remains under contract.
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House Approves Military Funds and Wimbledon Star
The House approved a 21 800 000 000 military funding bill for 1956 and sent it to the Senate as part of a 15 year plan. In Wimbledon news veteran Lowse Brough of Beverly Hills pursues a fourth singles title while Darlene Hard of Montebello competes in the semi finals. Separate testimony covered telephone service reliability with local officials and executives describing period fluctuations in efficiency and emergency access.
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Port and Fishing Bills Signed by Governor Lausche
Governor Lausche signed two measures into law, creating port authorities with bonds and taxes authority, and ending a long dispute over Sandusky Bay fishing. The Sandusky Bay bill limits commercial fishing by restricting rope lengths and preserves sports fishing in a mile-wide strip along the bay’s 11 miles.
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Where To Turn Strike Near Ohio Edison Faces Plant Workers
Ohio Edison may see a potential power plant workers strike with no service interruption expected. Lake Erie’s rough fish yields spark new uses under an Oberlin plan. Lorain cement plant discussed by councilmen amid zoning concerns. Valley View begins to hollow as residents move before wrecking crews. Fishermen report Pike hitting Lake Erie with green slime feeding. Amherst Oberlin Comics and local notes appear alongside sports, stock quotes and hospital notices.
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Elyria Airport shut near by mayor calls emergency meeting
Mayor Keys convenes emergency Elyria City Council session to discuss potential legislation to close Elyria Airport after recent crash near Ely Village. He cites lack of ordered closure by Schilling and awaits state aviation input from C. S. A. Brown. Tests and hearings continue on airport safety.
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Self-Respect Through Clothes and Quick Ads
A Chronicle Telegram blurb notes women may splurge on clothes to boost self-respect amid marital dissatisfaction. It suggests faster task completion brings respect from a partner and promotes CERNE-Telegram Classified ads with Want Ads guidance and a dial-in ad-writer number.
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