Eisenhower plans to announce 1956 politics soon
Senate leader Knowland urged an early disclosure of Eisenhower's 1956 plans amid doctors' updates on his heart attack. If he withdraws, GOP aims to field candidates ahead of the San Francisco convention. Other leaders weigh Stevenson and Stevenson’s possible bid and Democratic support signals from Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
IT Go On Trial Today On Conspiracy Charge
In Cleveland the government opens the trial of 21 defendants indicted on subversion charges under the Smith Act. U.S. District Attorney Sumner Canary leads with three DOJ attorneys. jurors selected from 75 available, with defense led by nine attorneys. Notables include Frank Hashmall, once jailed in Ohio, and various Communist Party leaders across Ohio and New York venues.
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New York
Ohio
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U.S
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Department of Justice
Washington
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Lucille Bethencourt
Lorain
Joseph Brandt
Newark
Robert A. Campbell
Oho
Martin Chancey
Joseph M. Dougher
Steubenville
Elvadore C. Greenfield
Ohio Communist Party
David Katz
Freda Zucker Katz
David
Anthony Krehmarke
Westinghouse Grants Non-Union Pay Boost
Pittsburgh based Westinghouse Electric Corp says 25 000 nonunion workers will receive pay increases totaling 16 percent over five years. The move comes as the company faces a twin strike by 55 000 production workers.
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United Electical Workers
Robert D Blaser
Wce
Westindians
Ali Nomumen
Eisenhower Meets With Post Office Plot Aide In Nonpolitical Talk
Denver dispatch reports Postmaster General Arthur Sammiered met with President Eisenhower in a session described as nonpolitical, focusing on Post Office Department matters. The briefing touched on wage hikes for federal workers and farm price support policy with Ezra Benson amid political scrutiny.
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Arthur E Sammieredd
Eisenhower
White
Sinclair
James P. Mitchell
Maron
Folsom
Walning
Agrculture
Ezra T. Benson
Tate Saturdas
E.wsenhower
Erriam Frat
Benum
Feaunle
Ohio Wesleyan to Build Phillips Hall With Grant
Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware receives a 730000 gift from the Ellis L Phillips foundation to add Phillips Hall. The building honors a 1901 graduate and former dean of women and will house the philosophy education and psychology departments with a triangular auditorium and observation room. Completion is planned by September 1950.
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Ellis L. Phillips ‘Foundation
New York
Ohio Wesleyan University
Kathan L
Phillips Hall
National Lawyers Guild Seeks Supreme Court Action
Washington report says the National Lawyers Guild plans to ask the Supreme Court to bar the Justice Department from labeling the group a subversive Communist front. The piece notes past scrutiny by the House Un-American Activities Committee and historic ties to Communist defense efforts.
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Seattle
Wayne University
Herbert Brownell Jr
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Eisenhower
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Memi Supreme Court
Accidents On Roads Fatal To 24
A weekend of deadly crashes left at least 24 readers dead on Ohio roads, with numerous fatalities across multiple counties. Names include Harold T. Drew, 53, and Harold W. Poling, 25, among many others. two Toledo sisters died from a house fire linked to a plugged flue.
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Mahoning County
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Windham
Portage County
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Kent
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Grove City
Franklin County
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Urbancrest
Mary A. Boggs
William Horney
Washington, D.H
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Shelby
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Huron County
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Avon
Cleveland
Shoreway
Henrietta Zick
Canton
Sylvia Eivenfeld
South Euclid
Arch R. Kimmick
Chardon
Marilyn May
Helen Wainwright
Catherine McQuillen
Gar
Mansfield
Manfeld
Marie Pitlenger
Belle
Unclear: Debaters Set for Guaranteed Annual Wage Talks
A group including COM MALs and state university figures met Thursday to debate the guaranteed annual wage. Participants from Ficland and Onin state universities discussed policy implications and potential implementation.
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Ficland
Onin
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Eisenhower budget plan hints at large spending cut
Officials indicate the Eisenhower administration aims to reduce government outlays next year by a substantial amount. Under Secretary of Commerce Rafter Williams disclosed a target near the 60 billion dollar mark, with final figures still being prepared for the budget starting July 1.
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Washington
Disaster Insurance Plans Being Studied
Senate Banking Committee hears administration witnesses on federal disaster insurance proposals. Lehman calls for Civil Defense Administration to run two insurance lines covering natural disasters and war related damage, with a two billion dollar program funded by a Treasury loan. Witnesses include Norman P. Mason and Maj. Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis Jr. and hearings span New York, Goshen, Boston, Providence, and Hartford.
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Senate Banking Committee
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New England
Herbert H. Lehman
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Goshen
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Lehman
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Samuel D. Sturgis Jr
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Newloan
Solar Energy Traps Boost Plant Growth Says Scientist
Scientist Basil M. Bensin at the World Conference in Tucson describes solar energy traps using polished mirrors to reflect sunlight onto crops. The method aims to increase light and heat to raise yields, with potential in arid and temperate zones for crops like tomatoes squash tobacco and other warm season plants.
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