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Housing for Aged Standards Improve Safety and Comfort
The Connecticut commission on Services for the Elderly proposes housing guidelines for people 65 and over. They emphasize safety with non-skid floors and lowered electrical outlets, plus features like grab bars and three-foot doors to accommodate wheelchairs. The plan aims to reduce accidents and enhance living conditions in both public and private dwellings.
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Europe sees record Atlantic air travel in second quarter
European travel surged as transatlantic airlines launched new economy fares. In three months to June 235,615 people flew scheduled North Atlantic routes, with 200,133 in third class, 65,030 tourist, and 70,452 first class. Round trips from New York to London ranged 453.60 for third class, 567 tourist, and 783 for first. Monthly flights averaged 3,394 planes.
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London
Lindbergh
Plains States Boom Returns After Six Years of Drought Fade
The Plains states including western Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming see a boom as drought and low farm prices ease. The recovery follows support from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and the tenth Federal Reserve district.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve
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Gary Cooper on longevity and the movie business
New York report cites Gary Cooper reflecting on 30 years of stardom and two serious illnesses that taught him to pace himself. He describes the need to relax, stay healthy, and balance work with life, praising independence in Hollywood and the value of standing up for one’s ideas.
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New York
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Gary
Arett
Findley Lake church ends 105th Erie Conference
Vicinity church announces no services at Sherman Road Findley Lake N Y this Sunday. Camp Findley will host a full day closing the Erie Annual Conference with morning praise and conference services led by Rev Reed Rev Olexa and Bishop J Gordon Howard. Evening sessions include missionary service and admin assignments with weekly gatherings throughout the week.
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Findley Lake
Evangelical United Brethren
Sherman Road
Gerald M. Lundeen
Camp Findley
Glenn
Reed
John J. Olexa
J. Gordon Howard
Pittsburgh
Weleys
WSWS
Church Council of Administration
Corry News Briefs From August 1938
A Cleveland doctor is accused of drugging a Chicago longshoreman in 1934 as the first of the 13 torso murder victims from the Kingsbury Row killer surfaced in Lake Erie. Corry plans an improvement program for the Brown block spending thousands. David Spetz, 49, of Miles Run Road, who struck and fatally injured Albert Wilson, 17, hanged himself on his farm after fleeing Sunday.
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Chicago
Kingsbury Row
Lake Erie
Corry
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Albert Wilson
Spring Creek
Miles Rum Road
Spetz
Pear Idl
Auto ban on Sundays east of Mississippi 1918
United States Fuel Administrator Garfield imposes a Sunday ban on passenger autos east of the Mississippi to meet army demands. Motorcycle Officer George Ward suffers a painful accident after his bike wheel catches a streetcar rail on North Center street. The Robert Patterson real estate agency sold the Marvin property on North Center street to Mrs. George Mourton. Earl Love endures a severe facial and jaw injury with heavy blood loss.
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Garfield
Mississippi River
George Ward
North Center Street
The
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
Marvin
George Mourton
Earl Love
Governor Appeals for Safer Labor Day Driving in Pennsylvania
Leader urged motorists to prevent tragedy on highways during the Labor Day weekend. He warned that a single mistake or traffic-law infraction could harm an entire family, citing a 21 death toll last year. State troopers are assigned to traffic duty, with some patrolling in unmarked cars.
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Ec Ecoreceers
Pennsylvania
Van Doren charts NBC future after Tokyo misstep
New York AP profile of Charles Van Doren explains his reluctance to be labeled a celebrity. He discusses his NBC contract, pending NBC work in news features, and a five week Washington stint that shaped his TV career while his wife prepared for childbirth. He plans to resume teaching at Columbia and publish Letters to Mother.
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New York
Charles van Doren
van Doren
NBC
New England
Dave Garroway
Columbia University
Mother
Robert Kintner
Tokyo
Bill McAndrew
NBC News
Washington
Dunkirk Man May Head State Police Conference Post
Kingston’s Peter Keresman resigns from an $8000 post as executive secretary of the Police Conference of New York State. Rumors say Dunkirk’s Lt. Clement Lutz is favored for the full time state post, backed by the Western New York Police Association. Discussion of resignations and appointment to be taken up tomorrow at the State Conference in Oneida, N Y. The secretary’s job includes a $5000 annual allowance plus salary.
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New York State
Peter Keresman
Kingston
Dunkirk
Clement Lutz
Western New York Police Association
Harold J. Kuchlewind
Cheektowaga
N. Y
Plane crash injures two adults and infant near Butler County
A light plane struck a utility pole along Route 19 near a Butler County community last night injuring pilot James Eliott 32 of Dennison Ohio passenger Dempsey Altland 39 of York Pa with body lacerations both listed in good condition at Ellwood City Hospital a six month old Pittsburgh baby Pawl Gorwky suffered a minor cut as a window cracked by falling wires State police investigate cause origin and destination of flight.
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Butler County
James Eliott
Dennison
Ohio
Dempsey Altland
West Princess Street
York
Ellwood City Hospital
Pawl Gorwky
Pittsburgh
Too Young Beauty Queen Loses Crown in Titusville
Mary Louise Hull was disqualified as the 195 Queen after judges learned she had not reached her 17th birthday. The Titusville High School sophomore was 16, prompting Wilda Metzgar to be named queen applicant, with Beverly Nelson and Shirley Gro named runners up.
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Mary Louise Hull
Robert Radmore
Miss Hull
Queen
Beverly Nelson
Shirley Gro Grand Valley
Youth Charged With Giving Liquor at Beach Party
Erie State liquor control agents arrested Ronald Bednaraki, an 18 year old, after a 15 year old girl was given liquor at a beach party. The girl became drunk and was treated at Hamot Hospital before release. Bednaraki pleaded guilty and was held for court on a 500 bond.
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Erie
State Liquor Control Board
Ronald Bed‘naraki
J. C. Hogan
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Hamat Hospital
PLCB
George A. McDonald
Bednarski
Hogan
Demand Drag Racing Curbs
UNIONTOWN Pennsylvania AP A Payette County grand jury urged immediate action to tighten vehicle code and enact stricter drag racing laws. The jury asked Fayette County officials and registrators to draft a letter to both gubernatorial candidates asking for swift action against drag racing. Earlier, Raymond Perdue 25 and William Knight 18 were indicted for involuntary manslaughter in three traffic deaths last May 29 tied to drag racing.
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Uniontown
Payette County
Fayette County
Raymond Perdue
William Knight
Brownsville
Second Regulus 11 Missile Fired From Point Mugu
A second Regulus 11 missile was successfully fired from Point Mugu near Oxnard California and landed safely on its retractable landing gear 450 miles away at the inland range near Tonopah Nevada in the Nevada desert.
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Rhodes Kenops Wedding Anniversary Notices
The fragment references a wedding anniversary event for Alvin Rhodes and mentions guests and relatives such as Mr Klingensmith Mrs of Clymer Miss Rhodes and Mrs Rhode. It notes gifts and a celebration with cake, carnation decor, and plate glass reception items, dated 26 1933, with attendees from DuBois Sugar ville Tonawanda Grove and nearby areas.
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Stinda Parsonage
Klingensmith
of Clymer
Misses Rhodes
Glenn Rhodes
Donald Eshe Upperman
Miss Reed
Rhode
Alvin Rhodes
L. Mottern
DuBois
Sugarville
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