Health passports and space travel predictions unfold
In a series of FDA style columns, Rear Admiral Lloyd V. Benkner warns that atomic energy use will require lifelong health passports recording radiation exposure. He foresees a future with space travel and stove powered craft. He highlights aging organs and overpopulation as major challenges for humanity.
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Perpond
Lloyd V. Benkner
Outer Brookhave Nations
Atomic Energy Commission
Benkner
Ang
Anduman
Seeds for Democracy seeds aid to Asia debate grows
A private Seeds for Democracy program funds seeds sent from a San Francisco warehouse to Burma, South Vietnam, Thailand and other Asian nations. Donations come from Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts groups, 4 H clubs, women and youth organizations, and individual farmers, with the aim of promoting freedom and friendship through agriculture.
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Burma
South Vietnm
Thailand
San Francia
Boy Scouts
Corry Weather, Ditches, and Bowling Highlight City News
Corry faces unseasonable weather with night snow flurries and ground cover. Streets director Stanley H. Nichols asks property owners to keep ditch fronts clear to prevent debris blockage. In local bowling, 57 bowlers set a record at Recreation Alleys. Joe Cohen led with 638.
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Stanley H. Nichols
Corry
Joe Cohen
Finest exhibition by National Guard unit at State Armory
Forty years ago on April 18 1916 Company Alast ons gave what was described as one of the finest exhibitions by a National Guard organization during a regular Inspection at the State Armory. The City Commission informed the Board of Education of full cooperation for a public library construction. A B Stafford departs tomorrow for Pittsburgh to obtain passes for a trip abroad and expects to sail for Liverpool on April 29.
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National Guard
Alastons
State Armory
Board of Education
A. B. Stafford
Pittsburgh
Liverpool
Foreign aid programs judged by their reception at home
The article notes critics say billions spent on foreign missions are unnecessary. It argues the spread of U S influence through aid redeems public funds by winning friends abroad. It cautions against overreliance on government programs while praising private efforts.
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America
Man Seriously Hurt In 35 Foot Fall At Oil Well
Garland Archer, 47, of Pleasantville, suffered possible broken vertebrae, pelvis, and both wrists after falling 35 feet from a pole at an oil lease near Neiltown. He is in Titusville Hospital in critical condition with X-rays due today to assess injuries. Archer, foreman for South Penn Oil, and co worker C. E. Morrison had been pulling wells on the Fogle lease when the pole broke and swung downward. Morrison, who has 30 years with Archer, rushed for help as Archer cried out.
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Garland
Archer
Pleasantville
Nelltown
Titusville Hospital
C. E. Morrison
Franklin
Morrison
Tracy
South Penn Ol Co
Fogle
Neiltown
Tionesta
South Penn
Area Men Set Free From Jail
The Erie parole board granted release dates for several inmates including Paul Miller from Ashby Inc who will be freed May 4 for a one and one half to four year term tied to embezzlement and fraudulent conversion. Others granted parole: James Hull released April 6 for burglary. Harry Trout freed May 20 for larceny. Frank Kupniewski released April 13 for larceny. Sam Trefenoff set for June 11 for burglary. Denied: Martin Lawler and Andrew Birknell for hit and run and larceny respectively. Cases continued: Ronald Herman and Donald Nicholson on burglary and other charges.
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Ashby, Inc
Paul Miller
Erie
Pennsylvania Parole Board
James Hull
Harry ‘Trout
Frank Kupniewski
Sam Trefenoff
Martin Lawler
Sharon
Andrew Birknell
Robald
Herman
Donald Nicholson
What Is a Slum In New York and Beyond
Hal Boyle argues that slums are defined by overcrowding and unaffordable rent, not mere poverty. He notes Manhattan’s unique crowding, residents’ reluctance to uproot old neighborhoods, and the irony of the pseudo-rich seeking prestige while true wealth moves away, transforming once spacious homes into warrens for the poor.
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New York
America
Upper East Side
Manhattan
Manhattan Island
West Side
Lower East Side
Slum Tear-Downs Stir Debate on East Side Wealth
The piece argues wealthy estates rely on social snobbery to maintain a "proper" address while true slums persist elsewhere. It contends slum removal on the East Side and Park Avenue would erase residents and memories, questioning who the torn-down areas really belong to.
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Lonable East Side
Park Avenue
Former Corryite Dies In California
Mrs. Charles Joure formerly Agatha St. Pierre of Cory died suddenly yesterday in Norwalk California at 36 due to heart failure. Survived by husband son Orval Joseph parents Mr and Mrs Orval St Pierre two brothers Joseph and Edward grandmother Mrs Quert Pierre and aunt Mrs Paull Weber of Corry. Funeral Friday at Forest Dawn Funeral Home Norwalk burial in California.
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Agatha St. Pierre
Cory
Norwalk
Galif
Corry
California
Orval Joseph
Orval St. Pierre
Joseph
Edward
Quert. Pierre
Paull Weber
Forest Dawn Funeral Home
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