United Nations plans five year push for community development
The United Nations backs long term five year community development programs in 15 nations, led by Dag Hammarskjold. The United States calls for clearer projects to raise living standards, while the Soviet Union warns that such schemes may be unnecessary in planned economies. India reports a 25 percent boost in main crops since initiation. Iran and others note improvements. The piece cites Ghana, Uganda, Yugoslavia, Brazil, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Afghanistan, Egypt, Iraq, Burma, Ceylon, Pakistan, and the Philippines as examples of local initiative proving powerful.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
United States
Soviet Union
India
Iran
Ghana
Uganda
Yugoslavia
Brazil
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Afghanistan
Egypt
Iraq
Burma
Ceylon
Pakistan
Philippines
Iiss
PLAN TODAY BUILD FOR THE FUTURE DEFENSE BUDGET
The piece discusses the defense budget's size and issues in fiscal management. Law requires scrutiny of a Ford Air Force contract for B-47 wings, with profits rising from 9.8 million to 21 million and a 5 million refund dispute. It covers Air Force procurement views and potential overpayments, plus a Dairy Herd Improvement Association report from Corry with top butterfat producers.
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Ton House Armed Services
Lawrence J Powers
General Accounting Office
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Boring
Ford Motor Company
Furd
Ford
Boeing
U. S.treasury
Max Golden
Orie
Edgird Mebert
Louisiane ‘Democrat
Highter Ils
Air
Perhps
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Fife County
Corry
Leonard Swanson
Ant Swanson
Howd
Hammond
Ferfat
Bovinie
Wet McCray
Min
Gray
Catila
Gerald Scouten
Centerville
Hold Rites For Roland Wilkinson
Roland Wilkinson was held Saturday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Bradley Lines officiating. Interment will be made later at Spring Creek Cemetery. Attendees included Gerald and Evie Williams, Floyd Wilkinson, Warren AFB Wyoming, Donald Wilkinson stationed Wichita Falls Texas, and Mark and wife from Mentor Ohio.
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Eree
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Bracken
Bradley Lines
Brokenstraw Parish
Spring Creek
Ammiong
Gerry Williams
Evie
Floyd Wilkinson
Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Donald Wilkinson
Wichita Falls
Tex
Mark Walker
Mentor
Ohio
Memories of Corry and World Tensions in Spain
Memories of Corry recount events from yesterday and 20 years ago while noting tension among European powers over the Spanish Civil War. Britain and France fear Mussolini may send fresh troops as Talyy refuses dialogue on withdrawal of volunteers. City Council to decide on parking on North Center Street at special 7 pm meeting. Elks from the region honor Grand Exalted Ruler David Shultz at Meadville round-up. An auto collision in Farrell injures five. John Mallick, 18, sustains jaw and head injuries and will be moved home by his brother Peter. Hospital employee salary raises are announced for Gorry Hospital staff.
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Smd
Ate
Congress
Geti
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Sllomey
Osbert Brownell Jr
Talyy
Adrawal
Spain
Britain
France
Mussolini
North Center Street
Cony
John Mallick
East Street
Farrell
Peter Mallick
Corry Hospital Board Votes On Teaching and Salary Terms
At the regular meeting last evening the Corry Hospital Board of Directors approved teaching personnel and salary questions for the coming term. Board of Education members are expected to approve a tentative budget and agree on the 1947 tax assessment at the regular meeting on Monday evening.
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Corry Hospital Board of Directors
Board of Education
Titusville Man Sought On Larceny Charge
Titusville police seek Walter E Metzgar 23 of R D 1 Titusville on larceny charges totaling about 00. Metzgar left Titusville by bus Friday at 4 am for Boulder Colorado where he is said to have taken a job with a rope manufacturer. A teletype notified authorities nationwide and extradition is expected if found.
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Walter E. Metzgar
SubAbiare
Waltertae Cal
Harold V. Rumsie
Rumzie Construction
Metzgar
Boulder
Colo
Colorado
Metegar
Bearing His Cross Weighs On Modern Suffering
The sermon cites the crucifixion as a symbol of shared human suffering and God’s advocacy. It contrasts Christ bearing the cross with current refugee crises and church missions, urging readers not to shun the cross or ignore those in need, lest others bear the burden alone.
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Christ
Puerto Rico
New York City
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