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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1954

Page

16

Italy Says EDC Vote Not To Be Stalled

Officials in Rome assure the United States that Italy’s new government will not derail the European Defense Community by stalling parliamentary action. The talks focus on finalizing the army treaty before the Geneva conference, with April 26 noted for congratulations to Adenauer on West Germany’s progress while France and Italy face further debate.

Italy Washington United States Pre- ST Terecae Conia European Defense Community Berto Tarchiani John Foster Dulles Rome U.S Eisenhower Dulles Konrad Adenauer France

Senate Vote On Statehood Bill Seen Thursday

Washington observers report the Senate will cast a final vote on the Hawaiian and Alaska statehood bill Thursday. Senator Smathers, a statehood opponent, said the fight is over but abstained from predicting passage. Senator Anderson predicted approval with at least a dozen votes to spare and noted a presidential push could win House passage for both territories. Debate limits were set at 90 minutes per motion and one hour for the bill, with leaders optimistic final action could come then.

Washington George A. Smathers Fila Senate Smathers Clinton P. Anderson N. Mex Anderson Eisenhower House Territories

State Highway Bids Opened On 45 Projects In Ohio

The State Highway Department opened bids on 45 highway improvement projects. The largest is a 34 mile U. S. 53 paving and bridge job in Athens County valued at about 1.25 million dollars. Low bidders include H. W. Holt & Son Co. Columbus at 1,012,473 and John Hill Contracting Co. Mansfield at 131,774 for SR 380 paving in Spring Valley Two. Co Edgington & Son Findlay posted 338,288 to widen and pave 25 miles of SR 66 across several towns in Shelby and Auglaize Counties.

Columbus State Highway Department U. S. 53 Athens County H. W. Holt & Son Co John Hill Contracting Co Mansfield Spring Valley Two Green County Ceasar Creek Co. E. Edgington & Son Find‘lay McLean Fort Loramie

Army Engineers Seek 100 Civilian Posts Abroad

East Ocean Division of the Army Corps seeks civilian engineers and related staff for foreign assignments. Over 100 openings in Canada Bermuda land and other sites. Salaries from 3655 to 8000 dollars. Details via Standard Form 57 at post offices or from Mrs. Dorothy Krehl Central Personnel Office 346 Broadway New York City.

East ‘Ocean East Ocean Division Corps of Engineers Broadway New York City

Operation Is Success But Lioness Dies

In Cincinnati the sea lion Janie died after a tonsil surgery that was reported successful by Dr. Byron W. Bernard. The vet said Janie had underlying lung disease and deteriorated after coughing and waking from anesthesia, despite an initially improving condition following Monday’s procedure.

Lioness Cincinnati Janie Byron W. Bernard

Prisoner Sues 3 Officials For $150,000

Gilbert Adkins, 28, a former Delaware man now in an Ohio penitentiary, sues Sheriff Earl Fravel Prosecutor Clyde Lewis and Municipal Judge Henry Wolf for 150000 dollars claiming false imprisonment. He says he was on probation from 1948 and was later arrested in 1952 and sentenced on probation violation. He arrived at Delaware County jail in 1952 and was released in 1953 by writ of habeas corpus. He is serving another sentence for fraudulent checks in Wyandotte County.

Delaware Gilbert Adkins Ohio Earl Fravel Clyde Lewis Henry Wolf Common Pleas Court Adkins Franklin County Gallia Delaware County Wyancott County

Fishing Boats Urged Geiger Counters in Vienna Warning

A Vienna physics expert warns that in the future it might be prudent for all fishing boats to be equipped with geiger counters. The suggestion reflects concerns about radiation monitoring at sea and aims to promote crew safety and environmental awareness.

Vienna

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