Tell-Tale Electricity Defines a Typical Day
A history of electric usage in daily life explains how Ohio Edison system operators track consumption from 5 a.m. to midnight. The article details morning peaks as factories and schools open, noon lulls, and evening surges, noting how operators forecast demand by studying past records and home routines. It contrasts winter and summer patterns and touches on nighttime activity in taverns and all-night eateries.
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Power usage rhythms shape weekend electricity flow
The piece explains weekend electricity demand cycles, noting late night and early morning low, mid-day peaks, and Saturday adjustments. It describes how operators route power, manage mains, and ensure continuous supply during storms or maintenance, highlighting the crew’s knowledge of household use and timing.
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Opening at Ohio Edison Center Offers Daily Door Prizes
Over the three day opening of the new Ohio Edison Service Center, 15 visitors each day will win door prizes including toasters irons clocks fryers corn poppers and hair dryers. Tickets are issued on entry and stubs deposited for drawing. Winners need not be present and will be notified by letter.
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Ohio Edison
Waterway cooperation and subpena clash in era of tensions
The report notes U S and Canada reaching a high level joint economic committee and a joint St Lawrence River board of engineers while Bishop Oxnam condemns political maneuvering around subpenas and press conferences. The piece juxtaposes wartime era concerns with domestic disputes over loyalty and media use.
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St. Lawrence River
Eisenhower forms joint U S Canadian economic panel
The note exchange names U S members Treasury George Humphrey Ezra Benson Sinclair Weeks and Canadian heads for external affairs finance trade agriculture or fisheries. The move follows Prime Minister St Laurent's May proposal during his visit as Eisenhower prepares for a three day Canadian goodwill trip.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
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Louis St. Laurent
Urged Free Inquiry Faces Learnings on Liberty
Oxnam criticized demagoguery and urged free inquiry as essential to liberty. He attacked Red investigators and called for a subpena of President Truman, noting the move should be grounded and wary of political reverses.
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