Mamie Eisenhower resumes duties as White House hostess
Mamie Eisenhower nears full recovery from a virus and resumes her role as White House hostess. In other news, eighty four nations will send delegations to the UN conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy opening August 8 in Geneva. The American Fur Merchants' Association cites a two million dollar boost from demand for Davy Crockett style hats. Steel industry runs at about 97 percent capacity, with 1955 seen as a record production year by industry spokesmen.
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Rittman Boys Selected for Buckeye State Event at Camp Perry
Two Rittman High School juniors Richard Williams and Ronnie Ridgeway will join peers from across Ohio at Camp Perry near Sandusky for ten days of Buckeye Boys State sessions. Sponsored by American Legion Post 423 and Rotary Club, they will learn state government by running a mock government.
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Hugh Ridgeway
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Rija Corporation of
Ohio Highways Sealed Bids For Seven Bituminous Contracts
State of Ohio invites sealed proposals by June 21 1955 for seven bituminous pavement projects in Medina Wayne Ashland and Cos sections of Routes 76 604 and 94 with various widths and lengths totaling 6.27 miles to 11.64 miles. Proposals cover items T-30 T-31 T-32 and require completion by September 30 1955 with wages per prevailing hourly rates set by the Department of Industrial Relations.
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Medina County
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Ashland County
Jackson Township
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Congress Townships
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Department of Industrial Relations
Bow Reports Strong Eisenhower Poll Among Ohio 16th District
Congressman Bow announced results from a district poll showing 88 percent of more than 23 000 voters approve Eisenhower's Far East policy and 67 percent favor progress on farm programs. He noted broad backing for continued technical aid and for ending the Foreign Operations Administration as an independent agency.
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RITTMAN Press Polls Show Mixed Support For Aid and Training
Bow's report details district views on Universal Military Training with 56 percent affirmative. A 65 percent favor approval by amendment only, and 56 percent support federal school construction aid in Stark, Wayne, and Tuscarawas counties. Minimum wage polls show 75 percent no change, 14 percent for $1.25.
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