Hit Parade of 1954 Issues shaping governors and Senate races
Congressional Quarterly’s March survey identifies top issues from the Eisenhower program and economic conditions. Recession, farm policy, taxes, defense and foreign policy, civil rights, labor, and public welfare shape campaigns across 34 governorships and 35 Senate races, with Democrats stressing GOP failures and Republicans urging budget cuts and efficiency.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
Senate
Indiana
Missouri
Utah
Washinegton
Two National Tube workers honored for 50 years of service
George A Molson and Frank J Rornek recognized for half a century with engraved 30 year gold watches and 30 year diamond pins. Molson, born in Scotland in 1885, long time Fuels and Power employee, Lorain resident, charter member of the Employees Credit Union and Clan Gordon. Rornek, longtime accounting employee, also Lorain resident, past Pittsburgh offices staffer, member of Lorain Masonic Lodge and First Methodist Church.
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Tuo Natonal Tube
U. Steel
George A. Molson
Frank J Rornek
Loram
Mollison
Charles Molliison
Robert Brauhart
Molson
Scotland
United States
Employees Credit Union
Lorain Works
Clan Gordon
Sheffield Masomc Lodge
Lorain Eagles
Isabela S Lou
Dundee
Scorlard
George
James
Charles
Alex
James Jr
Corporation
Berrick
Fuck Buiding
Pittsburgh
Lorain
MCA
Business College
Inswouth
Mary Morrow
Rorick
Avon Lake Firemen Shift To Two Platoon System
Avon Lake council adopts an ordinance cutting fire department work to two 24 hour shifts with equal off time. They authorize purchase of 300 feet of 1 1/2 inch hose and one fire extinguisher. Boat Club storage use is approved west of park creek north of Lanse Rd. Lifeguard pay rates for Avon Lake Park set for summer. Officials will confer on a traffic light at Avon Dale and Lake roads. Residents urged to place rubbish at curbs the evening before collection.
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Avon Lake — Coune
Avon Lake Boat Club
Park Creek
City weighs lowering police and fire age to eighteen
Boston officials study a state bill to cut the minimum age for police and firemen from 22 to 18. If approved, the change would let 18 year olds serve as sworn officers or firefighters, expanding the applicant pool and altering recruitment standards.
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Boston
Maine Potato Surplus Sparks Letter From University Students
A Maine potato shortage debate features a University of Maine student letter urging government action to ease a surplus in Aroostook County. The reply outlines goal systems, Section 32 funding, and plans to use surplus potatoes for feed while seeking foreign markets and price stabilization.
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Maine
University of Maine
Aroostook County
Secretary of Agriculture
Natenally
Congress
Concern Grows Over Housing Program Fate
Washington dispatch reports rising concern among housing experts over Congress fate of President Eisenhower s public housing program. Senate Banking Committee weighs conflicting interests between bankers and builders while talks loom of a special conference to seek compromise. Some back restoration of 135000 units annually. others push for tighter credit and less federal intervention. The House favors cutting the program. the Senate seeks language akin to Maybank. The fight over public housing funding and duration intensifies as June 20 1956 end-date looms.
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Washington
N3s
Eisenhower
Senate Banking Committee
Esenhower
House
Senate
Senate Banking
Homer E Capehart
R Ind
Capehart
R. G. Hughes
National Association of Home Builders
Maybank
Appropriations
Congress
Mayban
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By William Kreawiy
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Luther Mahler
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Byria
Lawrence Hafstad
AEC
New York
Hafstad
Institute of Radio Engineering
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Alfred A. Alten
Second Street
Farm Bureau Agents
Family Policy
C. J. Springer
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Gertrude Bryant
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Robt. W. Mason
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Harvey Lewis
Winckles St
Elyria
Clarence Farey
Penfield Ave
Fred E. Weimer
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Grafton
Foster Ave
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N. J. Hoskins
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