Marlow Looks At Todays News
Washington AP summary notes Christian A Horter may be unfit for secretary of state as he returns to Geneva to talk with the Soviets. Horter is portrayed as blunt and forceful, with debate over his suitability and potential impact on U. S. policy while Khrushchev watches closely. The article covers reactions from officials and mentions past figures like Dulles and the broader tension ahead of a diplomatic conference.
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Geneve
Nikita Khrushchev
Vila
Blunt
Shane
Geneva
Ladke
Puditarium
John Mosler Palbes
Ellis
Hector
Hw Niin
Dulles
Heangwirie
Vatire
Herier
Herter
Geneyi
Pokey Army
Truman
Vanni
Eamanedal
Ely
Antonie Prabiey
Herries
Soyielas
Toni Rey
Gasoline Tax Boost Hinted by Officials and Voters
Fragmented notes mention a gasoline tax increase, with references to officials, public response, and potential revenue use. The garbled text alludes to discussions of a tax hike and related hearings or proposals, including public contact lines and possible deadlines.
Invasion Fleet To Visit Erie In July
A major Navel and Marine Corps presence is planned for Erie in July with high ranking officers including Rear Admiral Taylor and Rear Admiral Wiles overseeing amphibious operations. A Marine Corps recruits platoon from northern Ohio and parts of Pennsylvania will be sworn in on Edgewater Beach Cleveland after amphibious exercises, with ceremonies featuring tanks and landing craft as observers gather.
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Erie
United States
Ivy
Marine Corps
Headsie Tie
J) B. Teylor
Duroyer Poiees
Taylor
Willis A. Lee
Iptinger Leider
GL. Wiles
Auline
Frank
Tharin
Marine Aircraft Wing
Cherry Point
North Carolina
Ene Marine Corps Recruiing
Edgewater Park
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvanias
Elors
Halt Damron Gatlis End of Year Final Lane 80
Fragmentary text references fuel, vehicles, and tax themes with unclear names and places. Main items suggest a halt or end related to a person or project named Gatlis, plus references to trucks diesel fuel and a highway use tax, but readable specifics are limited.
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Lek Finnehy
Uriast
Damon Gatlis
Yesterdays Memories of Corry 1939 WWII and Local Death
A 1939 Corry column recalls Prime Minister Chamberlain's pledge of Britain to war if Poland is attacked. The page also notes the death of prominent grocer Wilcox from a heart attack at his Main Street home and a state highway plan to resurfaced North Center Street from Columbus Avenue to the city line.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Danzig
Poland
Wilcox
Corry
Stanley H. Nichols
Sureess
the Journal
State Highway Department
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Mavadam Bil
Severe storm knocks out power and prompts road plans
Forty years ago on July 0 1919 a thunderous electrical storm struck a Union City light tower causing a several hour power outage. County Commissioners approved a plan for a new highway between Union City and North East while upgrades on Novi Bata Pindley Linke s road began. Gerry Pindley Lake project advance. Ray Cowles injured at Howard Tannery underwent skin grafting. Bobbie Williams infant son of Mr and Mrs Theo Williams was struck by a foul ball at the game and suffered a gash under the right eye.
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Light Company
Union City
Yester
North East
Novi Bata Pindley Linke
Ray Cowles
Howard Tannery
Abe Corry Hospital
Bobbie
Mus
Theo Williams
Gaume Here
Florida frogs spark talk of atomic age mutations
An AP piece recalls Gainesville frogs with extra eyes and limbs, suggesting mutations from atomic fallout. Scientists warn such changes could appear in humans if hydrogen bomb tests rise, exploring whether mutations would help or hinder the future human race.
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New York
Florida
Gainesville
Fla
Two Heads and Extra Limbs in a Wry Look at Mutations
Hal Boyle muses on mutations that would give pedestrians and drivers a safer world with a third eye and more arms for housework. He playfully imagines six hands and even two-headed people, debating how such traits might transform daily life and thought.
Plane Crash at Allegheny County Airport Leaves Two Safe
A twin engine plane crashed on landing at Allegheny County Airport in Pittsburgh yesterday. The aircraft was badly damaged but both men aboard escaped unharmed, with the left wing and gear collapse noted in early reports.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
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