Air Power Supremacy Promoted in Defense Reshuffle
A United States military team in uniform and civilian roles showcases air power dominance in national defense. Dwight D. Eisenhower backs the push, as Donald A. Quarles may become Deputy Secretary of Defense with Nathan F. Twining slated to chair the Joint Chiefs. The reshuffle signals stronger air force influence as guided missiles and jet aircraft reshape security strategy.
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United States
Air Force
Dwight D.eisenhower
Defense Department
Donid A. Quarles
Airorce
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs
Arthur J. Railford
Hearings on Clinton Anderson bill on atomic plant indemnity
Hearings examine Senator Clinton Andersons proposal to indemnify atomic plant accidents up to a half billion dollars for each incident. General Electrics Ager warned he might halt construction of the nations largest all nuclear power plant if the legislation fails this session. Private insurance companies also spoke.
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Clinton P. Anderson
General Electric Company
Ager
Atomic Products Division
Government pondered nuclear plant insurance and housing slump
Government debate centers on who bears disaster costs for private plants with potential 435 million per accident exposure. Mortgage credit tightness fuels fears of fewer new homes this decade. GI life insurance funds proposed to back veterans mortgages but may be vetoed. Proposals include down payment grants and partial valuation incentives, with no clear rescue plan yet.
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Elsi
Roosevelt hopes no new taxes this session
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes President Roosevelt renews hope that Congress will avoid new taxes this session amid local notes about traffic limits on Center Street and an upcoming parking ordinance draft.
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Corry R
Washington
Roosevelt
Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
Bear Lake notes show visitors from Lakewood and Jamestown with grandparents Leon Cable. Navy man Ewin Snow returns to Norfolk after 81 day leave from Bainbridge Maryland. Bruce Price and Barbara Redding visit Houghton. Family attends EUB Church services. farewell for son leaving for service hosted at Edward Snow home with guests from Jamestown Blackville Clymer Lakewood and nearby towns.
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Bear Lake
David
Coleb Fullist
Lakewood
Leon Cable
Ewin Snow
Bainbridge
Norfolk
Navy
Richard Price
Kathy
Bruce Price
Barbara Redding
Houghton
Tuiile Price
Tamestown
Evangelical United Brethren
EUB
Dineen
Leo Gable
WCA
Jamestown Firdiay
Edward Snow
Jamestown
Blackville
Clymer
Paaina Sland Co
Resignation of Rev Frederick H Baker at First Baptist Church
Forty years ago on April 9 1917 Rev Frederick H Baker of the First Baptist Church resigned after Easter communion citing poor health. The body of William Purdy a former Corry resident who died in Racine Wis arrived for funeral services held this afternoon. Raymond plans new office building on South Center Street with steps to cooperate with the Board of Commerce and City Commission.
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Frederick H. Baker
First Baptist Church
William Purdy
Corry
Iracine
Wis
PB. Mount
Raymond
South Center Street
Board of ‘Commerce
City Commission
Sues Erie Tavern Owners for Damages
William Hanson accuses Sophia's Tavern owners Joseph and Sophia Kotoski and Alvin Trucilla of failing to eject a drunken patron who later assaulted him. Erie seeks more than $5,000 in the suit filed October 6, 1956.
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Nhus
William Hanson
Erie
Sophia's Tavern
Joseph and
Sophia Kotoski
Alvin Truella
Eric
Hanson
Kotoskis
Trucilla
Driver Held For Manslaughter in Mercer
Grove City resident Jack, driver of a car in which passenger Zaitikin, 3, was killed on a dirt road near Mercer, faces involuntary manslaughter charges by State Police. The driver was released from Bashiliie Hospital in Grove City after treatment for injuries from the one car crash.
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Mercer
Jack
Grove City
Pace
Women Less Liable to Drink Says Yale Expert
Dr Weldon D Bacon of the Yale Center of Alcohol Studies told a symposium on alcoholism that women are less prone to drink than men due to social issues They cited women use of chocolates and food to vent unhappiness preferring fat over drinking while discussing measures to curb rising gas rates announced by the Pennsylvania Gas Company
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Boston
Weldon D. Bacon
Yale Center of Alcohol Studies
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren Airport runway to be resurfaced at $113064 bid
Warren officials awarded Hevstone Construction Co of Meadville the contract to pave the Warren Airport runway and resurfacing of the avenue at a low bid of 113064 dollars. Two rival bids from Erie and Meadville firms were higher by about 5000 and 9000 dollars. The project cost will be shared by the local Chamber of Commerce and the borough, with a 5000 dollar check presented by the chamber to the borough.
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A Construction Co
Meadville
Warren
Joseph McCormack Co
Erie
Robert Construction Co
Chamber of Commerce
Liver Cirrhosis In England Drops
The article notes a drop in liver cirrhosis in England due to high taxes on hard spirits and beer making drinking costly. It contrasts British consumption with French wine drinkers and the average American, who uses about 3.9 gallons of absolute alcohol per year, highlighting lower per capita intake overall.
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England
Erie Man Sues For Back Wages Over Beverage Firm
Louis E. Courson of Erie sues Mathias and Beverly Rothstein for 623,245 in back wages or a one third stake in their beverage operations. He says in October 1954 he agreed to work without pay for two years in exchange for partnership, but the Rothsteins allegedly refused to honor the verbal deal. He alleges he earned only 2,985 while working year-round, 12 hours daily at Rola Ex tynottnd Flavor Co and related firms at 341 East Third Street.
UNG Appeals To Raise Gas Prices
Washington reports United Natural Gas Co. seeks a wholesale rate increase of about 1.267 million dollars or 122 percent annually. The Pa based firm said the higher charge would affect customers in Pennsylvania Ohio and New York and cited proposed price hikes by rival utilities and producers as part of its rationale.
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Washington
Federal Commission
United Natural Gas Co
Oil City
Whaleams
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Faalom Pappilera
Tale Turers Light and Heat Co
Pitts- Taian
Holston, Tex
Unclear prose on rate increase and hearing dates
A fragmented note indicates a proposal to suspend increases until July 14 pending a hearing. If the increase is granted, new rates would become effective May 15, possibly involving United Natural. Further details and official decisions are not provided in the text.
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Vusamisswn
United Natural
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