House Committee faults ax concessions in new probe
A House subcommittee led by Porter Hardy criticizes tax concessions and direct loan programs as costly for the nation. The report calls for consolidating operations under Reconstruction Finance and cites a controversial $7.8 million loan to Zelton Steel and Tubing as evidence of improper handling and favoritism in the defense and steel sectors.
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House
Porter Hardy
D. Va
Ional Production Authority
Defense Production Administrati
Reconstruction Finance
Zelton
Senate
Defense Department
Isimt
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
James E. van Zand
GOP Committee
Residents critique proposed relief route for Elyria streets
Hy C. Rankin of 150 Cleveland St objects to a May 18 map showing a four lane relief route for Cleveland Street. He argues the plan would simply shift traffic to East Bridge Street and worsen congestion, criticizing Segoe's master plan for Elyria.
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Cleveland Street
Legee
Cincinnati
Elyria
Potate Neck
East Bridge Street
Segoe
First Lady of the Year named by local Beta Sigma Phi
Dr. Elsie Snell will receive a certificate of recognition as the First Lady of the Year at a tea honoring her in Amherst. The award, by the Beta Sigma Phi international group through the local chapter, was chosen by a secret committee of Amherst’s leading citizens. Zeta Zeta chapter will present the certificates.
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Amherst
Elsie Snell
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Elsie
Zeta Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Local clubs nominate first lady as bake sale aids bloom
The organization with clubs across the United States Canada England Scotland and territories invites annual first lady nominees. The Momettes News notes a June 6 supper theater party at Airport Tavern then a Lorain show. Bunco prizes and hostess duties are listed. Several social rounds including Friendship Sisters and Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland feature meetings and bake sale planning. Church notices cover Foursquare Gospel Congregational St Josephs and more with services and memorial themes. Front-page social calendar highlights confirm community engagement and upcoming events.
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Canada
England
Scotland
Hawaii
Alaska
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Lole Taylor
Nancy Kasper
Donna Ott
Momiettes
Mary Stargel
Airport Tavern
Lorain
Bunco
Ruth Minnich
Faye Ott
Elyria
Norma van Nuys
Clearview
Marge Dietz
Pat Weuch
Phyllis Ransome
Amherst
Blue Bird Beach
Bert Packard
Airs
Richard Mannich
Ray Stargel
Harold Ransome
Harry Dietz
Regina
Aii
Neal Welch
Friendship Sisters
Floy Burke
Mary Marshall
Ava Alexander
Virgie Gibson
Mary Rogers
Laura Beetler
Sara Snellenbarger
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters’ of Scotland
Russ Drug Store
Christine MacKay
Jean Bain
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Delia Bechtel
Cleo Towne
Martha Kruse
Agnes Kruse
Aletta Beesing
Jerry Gerber
Oressa Brown
Catherine Franklin
Virginia Gallagher
Josephine Belt
Joseph Mlaspina
Amherst Hospital
Chuerch
Daniel Buser
Mary
Robert Krieg
J. W. Parks
St. Joseph's Catholic
James H. Smith
Our Lady of Fatima
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
J. H. Bollews
Turday
J. C. Ice
Ruth E. Parker
First Evangelical United Brethren
C. C. Vandersall
Young Peoples
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Roland Bosse
Dale Riggs
Brownhelm Congregational
Lorenzo Todd
Brownhelm Evangelical and Reformed
Norman Greenawalt
Brownhelm Evangelical United Brethren
J. Paul Sutherland
Committee Seeks Ike Report On Europe Arms Progress
Washington House foreign affairs committee plans to request a progress report from Gen Dwight D Eisenhower on European rearmament. Chairman James P Richards says Ike’s findings will influence debate on a 6 89 billion arms and economic aid package for Western Europe as hearings begin after administration outlines its peacetime aid request.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
James P. Richards
S.C
Eisenhower
Western
Europe
Richards
Congress
Jose Ferrer
House un-American Activities Committee
Hollywood
Ferrer
Question ONeill On Turnpike Counsel Bill
May question arises whether State Attorney General C William ONeill should hire counsel for the Ohio Turnpike Commission The Senate passed the bill giving the AG authority to act as counsel and hire while backers warn of higher bond rates Governing officials seek passage amid partisan debate and a looming adjournment deadline
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O'Neill
Turnpike
Columbus
C. William O’neill
House
Judiciary Committee
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Senate
Turnpike Commission
Frank J. Lausche
General Assembly
Sen
Winter
Ralph A. Winter
Lodi
Ohio Turnpike
Ohio
99Th General Assembly
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Rules Committee
Rules
Parents Teach Love Over Material Things In Family Lesson
A mother tells her child that care and empathy matter more than belongings. She uses a tea towel and a ward boy to illustrate wiping up spills and treating accidents with gentleness, reinforcing that love provides security for her children.
Legislature to reconvene June 19 for veto overrides and relief bills
On June 19 the legislature reconvenes to consider veto overrides including a budget bill to raise teacher salaries and designating the attorney general as legal counsel for relief bills. Senate Taxation committee amended two House poor relief bills to restore administration to counties, aiming for a conference to resolve differences. The Senate also approved laws allowing savings societies to invest half their surplus and granting cities powers to issue injunctions against zoning violators.
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Turnpike Commission
Senate Taxation Committee
Senate
House
Roger Cloud
R. Logan
Litchfield Cancer Fund Receives Record Donation
A total of 234.20 was donated to the Litchfield Cancer Fund, exceeding the 175 quota and marking the largest local contribution in years. Contributors included local organizations 60.00 a gift 1.00 cash boxes 2.65 and house to house collections making up the balance.
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Cancer Fund
Chel‘ee Baisch
Proposals Cut Group Life Numbers and Rework Fire Pensions
A draft plan cuts eligible group life insurance from 50 to 25 people with lower rates and updates the 1911 mortality table. It allows fire departments to appoint building and equipment superintendents, lets firemen retire at 52 with 25 years service for heart disease, or on disability, with a pension at 66 percent of normal pay.
Canvassing and Cooperation Boost Campaign Effort
Mrs. Baisch credits excellent cooperation as the prime factor in the campaign's success while noting canvassing efforts raised $170.55. The statement highlights teamwork and fundraising as key elements of the project.
Pomona Grange Heads to Strongsville Meeting
Lorain County Pomona Grange members travel to Strongsville tomorrow evening to present a program for the Cuyahoga County Pomona Grange. Supper at six precedes the eight o clock meeting in the high school auditorium.
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Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Strongsville
Curahoga County
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