Call grows to name airport after Oswald Ryan in Anderson
City leaders weigh honoring Oswald Ryan by naming the new airport the Oswald Ryan Airport. The moves come as dedication nears and reflect Ryan’s century of public service and CAB leadership, with local figures noted for prior airport efforts and civic memory.
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A Crying Well Editorial on Tax Overreach and Local Finances
The Wall Street Journal notes mayors pressed Washington for federal aid while taxes rise. Tax Foundation data show families pay combined federal and state taxes, with federal take consuming a large share. The piece argues curbing federal spending uncouples tax revenue from local needs and favors local government funding over grants in aid.
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Hospitals face possible strike at ten NYC facilities
A hospital union indicates it may strike one or more of ten voluntary non profit New York City hospitals after midnight Thursday. The dispute centers on union recognition and bargaining rights, echoing a 46 day strike earlier. If unresolved, Mayor Wagner may appoint a board of inquiry or mediation.
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New York
Sumner H. Shchier
Drug and Hospital
Robert Wagner
Florida
Wheat Surplus Bill Battle Persists in Congress
Washington reports the House kept a wheat subsidy measure alive amid Senate debates and Republican opposition. A Democratic plan seeks to raise support prices, cut plantings, and compensate farmers with free wheat from government stocks, while a Senate bill proposes different reduction efforts. The fight split party lines as leaders push to avert surpluses and secure presidential support.
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Washington by Roscoe Drummond on impotence case and Rockefeller challenge
A column discusses psychological impotence and marital dynamics with Horace F. 46 and his wife, plus reader guidance on cures and marital strategies. It then shifts to Gov. Rockefeller’s challenge to Vice President Nixon, assessing its significance for the Republican nomination.
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Patch of weeds sparks city county blame game on Southside
A Southside resident reported tall weeds along a sidewalk near 36th Street and Madison Avenue. The property owner allegedly said the issue was “nobody’s business.” Health and Highway departments passed responsibility, leaving the weeds present. Earl McCarel warned weed cutting in June and August, with costs charged to owners if City crews intervene. Canadian thistle grows over 100 feet of sidewalk within city limits.
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County Highway Department
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Folklore and political debate in mid century notes
The fragment discusses Republican nomination dynamics involving Rockefeller Nixon and Eisenhower, plus a critic’s view on political strategy and party leadership. It also mentions a July 3 airport dedication and an aviation calendar, with older meditations on social philosophy, prepayment and health care, and a nostalgic poem about weather and travel.
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Rheumatism and milk advice from Dr Brady column
A long reader letter from William Brady of South Beverly Hills argues rheumatiz is nutritional deficiency caused by aging and cold weather. He promotes higher milk intake and calcium to prevent chronic joint disability and invites letters for his booklet and pamphlets, noting limited replies.
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Naval hero Joshua Barney reshaped naval warfare legends
The article recalls Joshua Barney and his era spanning the Turtle submarine and Bushnell’s torpedoes. It links 18th century submarine experiments to World War I mine innovations, detailing early naval ingenuity, mutinies, and the 1918 Allied victory ending World War I.
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Kingdom Come
Georgia
Loral Electronics buys Hillburn Electronic Products Co
New York based Loral Electronics Corp announces the acquisition of Hillburn Electronic Products Co a New York maker of electro mechanical relays for an undisclosed sum This marks Lorals second purchase of the year following the Alpha Wire Corp deal.
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Loral Electronics Corp
Hillburn Electronic Products Co
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Alpha Wire Corp
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