Old Ceremony Modernized for Boy Scouts at St Agnes
An ancient investiture rite was reenacted at St Agnes Church as new Explorer Scouts were dubbed with the sword of St George. Rev James Gallagher led the ceremony with John Dowdell and others present, marking the district’s first use of the Catholic investiture for all scout units.
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Anti-Eisenhower GOP Seeks Control of 1956 Convention
The Abraham Lincoln Club in Chicago announced a campaign to shift control of the 1956 Republican National Convention to the party’s right wing. Leonard W. Hall named Theodore F. McKeldin to head rules, John Bricker and Joseph R. McCarthy linked with key posts, while William Knowland touted prospects of an Eisenhower-free path to victory and debated the president’s role.
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Nebraska
Bus Dispute Talks Continue in Akron Contract Talks
Akron negotiators for the Akron Transportation Co and representatives of Amvers and mechanics unions will resume talks today to reach a new contract replacing the expiring agreement. Mayor Leo Berg leads a drive for a peaceful settlement ahead of the Thursday expiry.
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Scelba Seeks View On Formosa War Peril
Italian Premier Mario Scelba arrived in Washington to seek President Eisenhower and Dulles’s private estimates on the danger of war in the Formosa Strait. He will hold talks on US Italian defense cooperation as tensions rise over potential Red Chinese assault on Matsu Quemoy islands and possible wider involvement.
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Snow Cuts Ohio Traffic Death Toll
International News Service reports a series of fatal snow related traffic accidents in Ohio. A bridge collision near Zanesville claimed life for a man driving a coal wagon tireless attempt to move furniture. An eleven month old child died in a single car crash on Route 31 near Strasburg.
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Gas Controls Urged to Correct Imbalances
Rep Joseph L Carrige of Pennsylvania pressed Congress to curb federal and gas industry controls that he says hurt coal regions. He urged FPC oversight over direct interstate gas sales and a national conservation policy to prevent below cost production and protect domestic consumers, arguing current rules damage mining towns and employment. His remarks focus on energy supply, interstate commerce, and the Pennsylvanian anthracite fields affected by price and supply restrictions.
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Farm Program Funds Debated in Columbus Measures
The 11th General Assembly enters its 13th week as House votes on an anti high school fraternity bill. Senate Education Committee weighs the Foundation Program to switch state aid from per pupil to per classroom. Other education bills address school board residency, certification of executives, annexation boundaries, and teacher retirement protections. Senate votes on utility assessment and right to work measures. committees consider registration, ballot reforms, and health funding within the governor’s budget debates.
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Atomic A A Weapon To Be Tested
Washington reports the first atomic anti aircraft weapon will be detonated high over Nevada in a test to show that a bomber fleet could be destroyed by a single blast at high altitude with minimal ground damage. The test uses a non nuclear device as rehearsal for a defensive role and will occur from a B 36 at about twenty thousand feet.
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Cuyahoga Judge Hurt In Crash
A Cuyahoga County judge sustained injuries in a traffic crash as details emerged. The incident prompted a police response and an investigation into the wreck, with officials confirming the judge’s condition and the involvement of other parties.
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Democrats Attack Benson Amid Debate Over 1-Mill Levy
Democrats led by Wh Tren from Mississippi and other lawmakers criticized Benson over farm programs and price supports. The heated exchange centered on a 1-mill levy and funding for the next fiscal year, with Byrd showing sympathy to managers amid concerns about administration spending and gasoline complaints.
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Cleveland Meet Proposes 25 Million Auto Union Strike Fund
Union delegates in Cleveland consider a 25 million strike fund aimed at supporting auto workers. Walter Reuther stresses wage demands and union cohesion, warning against fund reductions below critical levels to maintain bargaining power.
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Harlan Begins Supreme Court Tenure Today
Washington dispatch reports John Marshall Harlan III is sworn in as Supreme Court justice, joining Chief Justice Warren as the court prepares to issue a major school desegregation decision. The nine member bench will reconvene in ten weeks to finalize opinions and timetable for the ruling.
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Hull Better Listed as Critical After Stroke
In Chicago two-part apartment 211 at the Clarendon Hotel housed Hull and another tenant. Hull suffered a cerebral stroke and was hospitalized after being found in distress early Saturday. A spokesman said Hull has shown steady improvement since regaining full consciousness on Sunday.
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Shakespeare on Main St cartoons spark reader reaction
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters from readers on the new Shakespeare themed cartoons by Sidney H Smith of Cleveland and artist drawn pieces by his team. Carl recently died. Bob Bartlett of Cleveland signs as Bart. Readers should send feedback to the editor.
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