Eisenhower Seeks Firm Budget Accord At Augusta Conference
President Eisenhower led a high level defense budget session at Augusta National Golf Club to finalize the fiscal 1951 military outlay. Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy, Joint Chiefs chairman Gen Nathan F. Twining, Budget Director Maurice H. Stans and military experts joined the talks as the president plans a December trip to the Middle East and Asia. Officials aimed to lock in a defense figure near 21 to 42 billion dollars before his departure.
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Augusta. Ga
Augusta National Golf Club
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Nathan F. Twining
Budset
Maurice H. Stans
Budset Bureau
Waite House
Washington
Faurose
Middle East
Asia
Record U S Production Predicted After Steel Strike
Washington experts say the steel strike lowered industrial output in spring but a Commerce Department report forecasts 1959 GNP at about 480 billion dollars, a new record high, with growth over 1953 levels.
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Washington
GPD
Commerce Department
Tait-Harley
Band Plays Dixie For Veteran on Fifth Birthday
Houston, Tex. Walter G. Williams, a surviving veteran of the Cod War, celebrated his fifth birthday in bed as a band played Dixie and Old Soldiers Never Die. Though weak and nearly blind, he enjoyed ribs and cake with his caregiver Mrs. Willie Mee Bowles, while receiving greetings from President Eisenhower.
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Houston
Tex
Walter G. Williams
Williams
Willie Mee Bowles
Ira Cox
Eisenhower
Dright D. Eisenhower
Local newspaper rate card lists subscription prices
The Chronicle Telegram advertises subscription rates for Lorain and nearby counties at 1500 per year in advance, elsewhere in Ohio 1700, and outside Ohio 1800. The notice appears under a publishing imprint of The Lovain County Printing & Publishing Co with an Elyria address.
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Lovain County
Lorain
Ohio
DiSalle and Cloud Clash Over Ohio Tax Increases
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and GOP Leader Roger Cloud debated tax hikes on a Columbus TV radio program. They both supported higher state spending but disagreed on the size of the tax increase, with Cloud opposing a two cent gas tax rise and DiSalle defending broader funding.
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DiSalle
GOP
Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
House
Roger Cloud
Logan
Cloud
DeGrafi
DiSelle
Inn
Ohio
Proxy Fight Looms For Alleghany Corp
Alleghany Corp faces a potential proxy battle as Boston financier Abraham M Sonnabend and associates seek 700,000 shares, about 44 percent, challenging Allan P Kirby who holds a small common stake but significant preferred stock. Alleghany controls large stakes in New York Central system via Investors Diversified Services and holds interests in Missouri Pacific Railroad and Webb & Knapp, signaling broad influence in major firms.
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Allehany
Allan P. Kirby
New York Central Railroad
Great Holdling Company
New York Central Batie
Kirby
Boston
Abraham M. Sonnabend
Alleghany Common
Alilechany
New York Central
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Webb & Knapp
NASA Plans Sodium Vapor Tests During Rocket Week
NASA intends a new sodium vapor experiment with three launches at dawn and dusk. The schedule aims to visualize wind activity at altitude up to 156 miles and capture colorful yellow clouds for observers. Weather permitting the shots will occur from NASA's test station with 5 second exposures on Wi-X film.
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NASA
Idle Air Chevrolet Plant In Toledo to Resume
Toledo based Toledo Chevrolet Transmission plant may restart within a month as 309 more workers are furloughed due to steel shortages, totaling 1,550 idled. Willys Motor Co plant also to resume full production today after a week shutdown for inventory amid anticipated steel arrivals.
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Chevrolet
Toledo
C. C. Brewer
Sunder
Girl 4 Dies In Hope Chest Tragedy In New Jersey
In Moonachie New Jersey a four year old girl Margaret Ferdon suffocated after she and her sister Bernice seven entered their mother's attic hope chest. The chest slammed shut trapping them. Their brother Raymond eleven found them and neighbors attempted resuscitation. Bernice survived after oxygen treatment. Margaret did not.
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Moonachie
N.J
Margaret Ferdon
Bernice
Raymond
Margaret
Weekend Ohio traffic toll drops as eight die
Ohio recorded eight fatalities in separate weekend crashes plus two more children killed in accidents. A Noble County infant died after jumping from a tractor, and an Ottawa County boy aged six weeks perished when a piano fell during loading. Other victims include Warren Norma LeRoy 35 near Youngstown Genoa Anthony L Riedeman 10 Van Wert Jack Diehm 21 Fort Wayne Indiana Kenton Lee McFadden 34 Clyde Dean Wadsworth 20 Whitehall Harold Blackburn 30 Caldwell David Crock 13 and George Shale 7 Lorain County.
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Ohio
Warren
Norma LeRoy
Younistown
Genoa
Anthony L. Riedeman
van Wert
Jack Donald Diehm
Wayne
Ind
Here
U. S
Kenton
Lee McFadden
Clyde
Dean A. Wadsworth
Keres
Colmbus
Harold Blackburn
Whitehall
Inecar Cresk
Caldwell
David Crock
Lima
George Arthur Shale
Bropton
Lorain County
Union
Lima State Hospital
Tah Aie
Durocher Denies Romance With Dancer Lara Thomas
Hollywood reports claim Leo Durocher dated Lara Thomas a 26 year old dancer. Durocher, Lara Thomas, and Durocher's wife Laraine Day deny any romance. Thomas and her separated actor-husband also deny anything beyond friendship.
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Hollywood
CPD
Leo Durocher
Lara Thomas
Taanager Saturdey Nicht
Miss Thomas
John Stomweld
Durocher
Laraine Day
New York
Miss Thomes
Wayne, Pa
Gneises Thomas
Cuesis
Laraine
Ner
No Man's Land Labor Jurisdiction Shrinks Under Taft-Hartley Reforms
The labor field sees a narrowing of the so called no man's land as amendments to the Taft Hartley Act allow states to handle disputes in small businesses that involve interstate commerce when the National Labor Relations Board declines. The NLPB outlines jurisdictional standards based on annual sales and operation type, with separate rules for retail, manufacturing, and public utilities. The process includes advisory opinions for close cases and special provisions for transport, hotels, and defense industries.
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Stuart Rothman
National Labor Relations Bo
UPB |S
Washington
UPI
No Man's Land
National Labor Relations Board
Nationa Board
National Board
Une
District of
Cohmabis
Focal Board
Four Clutter Family Slain in Holcomb Kansas Farm Fight
Prominent farmer Herbert W. Clutter his wife Bonnie and teen children Nancy 16 Kenyon 15 were found slain at their Holcomb home as investigators pursued one of the largest manhunts in Kansas history. Robbery is suspected though motive unclear. Officers traced entry with the gun missing. the slayings likely occurred between 11 p.m. Saturday and 2 a.m. Sunday.
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Margaret Richards Holcomb
Kan
UPI
Kansas
Herbert W. Clutter
Eisenhower
Federal Farm Credit Board
Clutter
Bonnie
Nancy
Kenyon
Pointblank
Lentry
Joficers
Drs. Clutter
Mally
Nancy Ewallt
Airman Charged In Slaying At Savannah Barroom
Airman from Covington Kentucky faces homicide charges for the killing of his best friend Airman Paul Stevens from Byesville Ohio after a tavern quarrel in Savannah Georgia both men stationed at Hunter Air Force Base. Investigators say they planned to meet at a country road location where Stevens was shot with a shotgun after an exchange of insults. A nearby hunter Kenneth Graham reports hearing a plea to avoid shooting. Hansel tells police Stevens advanced with a knife before the gunfire.
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Savannah
Covington
Byesville
Ohio
Donald C. Hansel
Paul M. Stevens
Ste ‘Vens
Hansel
Stevens
Hunter Air Force Base
Hingsel
Pelice
Poliom
Kenneth Graham
Graham Wold
Trip Worries First Lady Ahead of Nation Tour
Augusta report cites store saleswomen quoting Mamie Eisenhower worried by strain of President Eisenhower's upcoming nation tour. Store staff say she expressed concern over the burdens of travel. Mrs. Eisenhower reportedly visited a store to purchase a bed jacket for her mother as her husband travels.
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Augusta
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ste Segina
Ziserhower
John F. Doud
Denver
West Point Defends Curriculum Against Criticism
West Point superintendent defends the academy's four year program noting 60 percent science and 40 percent social sciences and humanities. He explains small classes long periods and volunteer instructors from the Army and civilian graduate schools. A 10 year self evaluation by the Middle States Association praised the academy.
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Miliary Academy
West Point
America
First Engineering School
Sylvanus Thayer
Engineering School
United States
The
Military Academy
Volunteers Academy
Army Officer Corps
Commission On Institutions of Higher Education
Middle States Association For Colleges and Secondary Schools
Commission
United States Military Academy
Steel users back producers in wage talks survey finds
A Steel magazine survey shows nine of ten metal working companies want steel makers to hold firm on wages in bargaining with the United Steelworkers Union. Users say inflationary deals hurt them more than producers as steel shipments race to front of line and ore stocks rise toward next spring.
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Cleveland
UPI
Steel Magazine
the Industry Weekly
United Steelworkers Union
Tirade Magazine
Tre Magazine
Buffalo
Birmingham
Ala
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Chepachet
RK. I
Florida
Alleghany Corp
Wallops Island
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Dazion
Skr
P.R. Smith & CO
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Hope Chest
United Press International
No Man
S Land
Trip
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National Airlines
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