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Radical 600 foot deep shelters proposed for New York
Army civilian defense chief Gen. Clarence E. Huebner advocates 600 foot deep waterproof shelters for New York City to protect residents from nuclear attack at a cost of about six billion dollars for ten million people in the city and surrounding metro area. He argues the idea is the most radical yet and impractical given current budgets. The piece also notes a continuing rise in the consumer price index since 1956 with food and nonessential costs influencing living expenses.
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Marines as Ambassadors in Lebanon Landing
Admiral James L. Halloway praised American forces for their adaptability during the Lebanon landing and allied sea land and air operations. The report notes a reception from locals with many children and adults, especially young girls, attracted to the Marines in this small country.
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Corry G s and Fort Worth Notes From August 2 1938
Fort Worth reports Clare Gable commenting on Rhett Butler casting for Gone with the Wind, a Fort Worth Press item. City council delays action on a proposed sewage disposal plant amid conflict over intercepting sewers costs, with engineers to present figures at an adjourned meeting.
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Two Corry Men Drafted for Physicals in 1918 Class
Warren County draft board calls Tra M. Wickwire and Adelbert Fayette Curtis for physical exams on August 6 1918 as part of the 1918 class. Dr W W Graham receives compliments for orders to report to Columbus Ohio August 10 for Army service. Commentary on local commerce and wartime events follows.
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Babson Forecasts Record U S Crops On Reduced Land Use
Babson Park Massachusetts based economist Roger W Babson reports a 1958 crop outlook showing total U S output at or near record highs while planted acreage remains at a 40 year low. Highlights include winter wheat around 1 13 billion bushels and spring wheat near 214 million with oats and barley also strong.
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Agricultural Almanac Notes Higher Soybean Prospects But Cotton Shortfall Dominates
The report projected record soybean planted acreage and a potential huge crop with favorable weather. Cotton output is expected to fall well short of 1958-59 needs, lifting stocks but tempering price strength. Farm income in the first half ran at about 13.2 billion dollars, with a possible modest second-half decline but overall fair results for U.S. farmers.
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Wolfe couple sues for 15000 in auto collision suit
An Erie couple Robert and Ann Wolfe filed a civil damage action in Common Pleas court seeking 15000 against John R. Large of Erie. They allege injuries from a March 18, 1956 collision when their parked car was struck by Large’s auto.
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Roaming Round News Teems With Local Happenings
Colorful Corry notes include a fire department driver’s death and tribute, polio shots debate, courtroom cases on drunken driving, business moves, wartime era plans, NBC Billville visit talk, postal window concerns, a hospital birth, and residents’ social columns.
Bus Passengers Scattered By Shattered Window Incident
Unidentified object driven into a bus windshield on Route 18 in Platea last night cut at least four passengers with flying glass. The chartered bus returning from a bingo game at the Girard Armory was initially thought to be a rifle shot. Mrs. Rosella Mayer, 74, of Springboro. Kathryn Atrozskin, 46, Conneautville. and Ruth Orr, 44, Conneaut Lake were treated at St. Vincent's Hospital for arm and facial wounds. Police from Girard are investigating. a liquor bottle thrown from another car is suspected.
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