Flood Control Plan Urged for Jamestown Lake Chautauqua
U S Army Corps of Engineers recommends a $6 million three phase flood control project for Jamestown and Lake Chautauqua to Congress this year. Rep Daniel Reed will push the proposal before the House Public Works Committee. The scheme includes a three mile channel from the lake to Little Chautauqua Creek and a dam above Little Chautauqua Creek to release water toward Lake Erie, with completion hoped within two years.
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Buffalo
U. S, Army Corps of Engineers
Jamestown
Lake Chautauqua
Congressionaal
Daniel Reed
Dunkirk
House‘ Public Works Committee
Long
Chadakoin
Reed
Congress
Eisenhower
Chautauqua
Army
Corps
Chautauqua Creek
Mayville
Lake Erie
Portage
Fires and Tax Shifts Highlight 1956 Economic Roundup
National Fire Protection Association reports 1956 fire deaths down 75 to 10 600 while property losses reach 1 25 billion in the year Canada sees 1956 property at 195 million with 600 deaths. Internal Revenue changes set Form 840 filing rules for 1957 for firms with four or more employees. Warren County K of C hosts meeting to launch development association. weather outlook calls for above normal temps with mixed precipitation. Erie plans annexation clash with Millcreek Township over a 40 acre housing project. obituary for Joseph J Ressler, Knoxville Tennessee.
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National Fire Protection Association
H. Bingler
Bingler
City of
Erie
Milforesk
Millcreek
Min Reer
Snow clearance rules bar cars on listed streets tonight
Thofer orders cleaning of city streets with all cars off Center Street from Park Place to Pleasant Street, and other blocks including Washington from Mott to Main and First Avenue from Maple to First, plus South Street from Mill to First, by 1 a.m. Buffalo faces critical blood shortage. Meadville relies on individual donors as bloodmobile visits fall short. Warren City Lines plans a fare revision to boost revenue, cutting token use and raising bus fares. PUC in Harrisburg approves changes. Washington receives applications for new radio stations including Robert H. Sauber for a Franklin station on 1430 kc/s, 800 watts daytime.
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Center Street
Park Place
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
Mott Street
Maple Avenue
Main Street
First Avenue
South Street
Mill Street
Buffalo Blood Bank
Meadville
Buffalo Regional Blood Chapter
Warren City Lines, Inc
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Warren
the Communications Commission
Washington
Robert
H. Sauber
Titusville
Franklin
Service Held for Frank P. Litz
Frank P. Litz was laid to rest after a 10 30 morning service at St Thomas Church with Rev Fr Francis J Graves officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Grandsons served as bearers and attendees included Dr and Mrs Joseph Tamburo and Mrs Tito Catalino among others. A Requiem Mass was planned for 8 a.m. tomorrow at St Thomas Church.
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Frank P. Litz
Tito Catalino
Fred Martin
Butler
St. ‘Thomas
Chures
No Relief Seen In RR Strike
Montreal report on the Canadian Pacific Railroad strike shows a deepening impact on the economy as 73,000 workers are affected in its first two days. Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent indicated no government action yet, with Parliament to reconvene and the cabinet weighing possible measures after the throne speech outlines plans.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Louis St. Laurent
CPR
Bt. Laurent
Canada
George Named NATO Adviser and Ambassador to White House
President Eisenhower appointed Senator Walter F. George as special assistant with ambassador rank and a $20,000 yearly salary. George, former Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair, will advise on NATO matters and bipartisan foreign policy development and implementation. His Senate term expired yesterday.
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Ihe
George
NATO
Washington
Eisenhower
Walter F. George
D- Lan
James C. Hagerty
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State Dulles
Safety Head Urges Driver Focus to Cut Fatalities
Amos B. Neuhart of Pennsylvania State University urges a national driver education campaign centered on the driver. Neyhart cites holiday deaths and calls for media education police patrols safety checks and stricter enforcement to curb fatalities. He warns against speeding fatigue and poor winter driving.
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University Park
Amos B. Neuhart
Governor’s Traffic Safety Council
Neyhart
Pennsylvania State University Institute of Public Safety
National Safety Council
Neuhart
Court OKs Survey On Reservation
U S District Court granted Army engineers permission to survey Seneca Indian Reservation land in New York for the proposed Allegheny River dam in Warren County Pennsylvania. Survey will remove brush but not alter land, an Army spokesman said. Indians oppose the dam as it would flood part of their reservation.
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State Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
New York State
Trom
Albany
Buffalo
U. S. District
Army Engineers
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Warren County
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Goncaonr
Atone
Chadakoin River
Warren County Development Association
Warren Chamber of Commerce
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York
Lni
West Virgina
Cajon City Yell
W. T. Grant
Oi City
K. Z. Bergman
Outlet
State Health Department
Ward
Joseph J. Ressler
Knoxville
Tenn
Mr. Ressler
Corry
The
Elks
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Knights of Columbus
St. Bizsbeins Church
Gatherine
Mayme Hall
Rochester
William
Asheville
Cadanghter
Robert Davis
Holy Ghost Church
Rose Funeral Home
Fedloiah
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Meerdink
CLUB
Puritan Coffee Ib
Mugrest
Lullabye
Gruenther
Alfred M. Gruenther
Amienium Red Cross
Wilsworth Byrner
Ladkiny
E. Roland Harriman
Red Cross
Nteriiiunal
Carrie Francis Fisher
Luylli
Eddie Ani
Helen Landon
Antingdon
Penn
New York
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