Teachers gather for ninth annual social studies meeting at Edinbers College
North region teachers from Corry and western Pennsylvania attend the ninth annual social studies meeting at Edinboro College with a 21 degree high and 37 degree low. Several local educators, including Miss Ant Baresi and Mrs Ruth Myers, participate amid exhibits, a 6 p.m. business session, and a 7 p.m. address by Syracuse University's geography professor George B. Cressey. The Erie courthouse notes a real estate transfer Ivan Millerux to Elgin Beaverdam Hose Co. Venango plans an industrial survey and council to tap state matching funds around 6900 dollars. County updates include Judge Wade case postponement and Earl Ruska joining the Erie School District as attendance officer. Local obits report Paul Bandy of Union City dead in New York. A Senate bill would empower immediate driver license suspensions for drunk driving. Warren County tax rates rise to eight mills for county levy to fund mapping, reassessment, and social security coverage. A United Fund move may consolidate campaigns. Local motorboat tax reform proposals seek a length and weight based system. Townville Prom-10- Dawn party set for May 10 after school activities. A series of city incidents include a BB gun scare and a minor auto collision during a snow cleanup.
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Pennsylvania
al Edinbers College
George B. Cressey
Syracuse University
Ant Baresi
Helen Johnson
Gerald Bayley
Harold Lloyd
Percy Corbin
Carl McIntyre
F. Lowe Edwards
Carl Lin~bor
Li Bogden
Ruth Myers
John Rose
Radio Pill Probes Digestion In Human Trials
A plastic one inch capsule packed with a radio transmitter was demonstrated at Rockefeller Institute to trace stomach and intestinal activity. The pill is swallowed with water and transmits data on muscular contractions and internal pressures as it passes. Two patients have trial readings, with broader tests planned at the Veterans Hospital. Zworykin and Farrar lead the project with a $10,000 development cost and potential mass production of 25 to 90 dollars per unit. The pill lasts 15 to 24 hours and takes two to six days to pass through the body.
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Vladimir K. Zworykin
John T. Farrar
New York Veterans ‘Administration Hospital
Zworykin
Parrat
Veterans Hospital
Pilot flies off highway mud runway near Titusville
Ralph Christner of Christer Construction Co Scottdale used Highway 27 near Titusville as a makeshift runway when mud and trees blocked a field. He taxied the single engine aircraft with two passengers down the road and, after a call to Meadville State Police, took off successfully with a safe climb over the highway. The incident occurred while his firm builds a new Church of the Nazarene to replace a fire-destroyed structure.
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Christer Construction Co
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Dems See Tax Cut. GOP Cautious on Budget Slashes
House figures show Rep Cannon says cuts to Eisenhower's 71.8 billion spending plan could justify an income tax reduction. The House has already sliced a billion from the budget, with defense and foreign fund bills looming, while the Senate remains cautious.
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Reuther Pledges Support To UAW Skilled Workers
Reuther, unanimously re-elected UAW president for a seventh term, pledges to amend the union constitution to address skilled workers. He aims to maintain craft unions within the broader Industrial union and to organize engineers technicians and other white collar workers as part of a single powerful industrial entity.
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Reuther
United Auto Workers
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Marlow Looks At Today’s News on Weeks and Budget Cuts
Washington business figure Humphrey criticized for economy talk and big budget push. Sinclair Weeks, commerce secretary, clashed with House Appropriations over cuts. Weeks defended budget aims of peace and prosperity while Congress trimmed 217.8 million from his department. Weeks then urged Senate restoration of about 78.9 million.
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Budget battle reshapes early Eisenhower budget push
Humphrey earlier declared a low mood to spur spending cuts as Eisenhower sent his budget to Congress on January 16. The House reduced Humphrey’s request by 22 million dollars while the Senate debates the Treasury funding for the coming year, signaling a sharp trimming of federal costs.
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Eisenhower
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Treasury
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Treasury request to restore eight million funds cited
Columnist Aranson of the Louisville Times, once managing editor, dies in Louisville Ky at age 7? The report notes he retired years ago and had written about Senate finance and budget figures including an eight million restoration and a 22 million reduction, with Humphrey implied as receiving more than last year.
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