Satterfield Leads Lead Gasoline Stand Against HEW Powers
Rep. David Satterfield II led a House bloc to leave lead in gasoline, aided by Ethyl Corp lobbyist John Adams, weakening HEW authority to set gas standards. The Senate now decides if fumes stay poisonous. Also noted: Soviet Jewry case and a San Jose traffic anecdote involving Senator George Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David Satterfield II
D-Va
Satterfield
Ethyl
John Adams
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Surgeon General
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Richard Ottinger
D-N.y
Robert Tiernan
D-R.i
House
Senate
San Jose
Calif
George Murphy
Our Opinion on Women as the Ninth Wonder of the World
In a playful yet pointed opinion piece the writer extols women as the ninth wonder and the most decorative irrational and unfathomable of humanity. He mocks male reactions to sighting legs in miniskirts and bikinis, ranks nationalities, and lauds American women while praising public admiration for girl watching and the nation as paradise for watchers.
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Rhodes
U.S
United States
Nirvana
Utopia
Sangri la
Happy Hunting Ground
Paradise
Press duty to question power undercuts control in Walterboro
Grass Roots Opinion in Walterboro South Carolina argues that a free press must criticize and question government edicts to prevent the state from gaining unchecked control over the people. It asserts that no party in power can survive without press scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walterboro, S.C
Press & Standard
Corry Memorial Hospital site plans announced
A Corry Evening Journal item notes a Memorial Hospital project update and that a meeting will be held at Mead Park on the appointed date. About 400 people are expected to attend. The article is from July 2, 1930, with standard newspaper boilerplate and pricing details for subscriptions and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
Wes Souma
Corry
Walt Corry Evening Journal
George Fe. Sample
William Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
AP News
Savance
Sy Mai
Advice To Boat Lovers From A Lifetime Sailor
A veteran sailor shares safety lessons for boaters from 16 to 60 feet, urging Coast Guard inspections, compass correction, gasoline sniffers, proper depth finders, gradual throttle use, bilge ventilation, and reliable life vests. He stresses preparation, rescue gear, and sensible pacing to prevent tragedies at sea.
The Day Lowville Beat Wattsburg in 1928
Bill Eaton recalls a defining 1928 baseball victory where Lowville triumphed over Wattsburg. He details his father’s yearlong coaching, his own early base skills, and the lasting impact of the upset on Wattsburg and local sports lore. The narrative frames the moment as the father’s day of days and a pinnacle for the family’s athletic memory.
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Adams
Richmond
Humble Oil
Washington
Satterfield
Gulf
Lowville
Wattsburg
Lowwville
Old Waterford Academy
Bradford
Mets
Indians
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Ethyl Corporation
District
White House
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
House Commerce
HEW
Subcommittee
Kremlin
Red Army
Russia
Feigin Girsh Isakovich
Riga
Israel
Isakovich
Usly
Soviet Union
Stalin
Murphy
Corry Journal
Agnew
Democrats I5
Grass Roots Opinion
Aly
Memorial Hospital Project
Astaady
Ghowed Te Dawapoar
Wil
Mead Park
Jim Bishop
Nome
Key West
J.P. Morgan
Point Pleasant
Coast Guard
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Press
Ball Park
Napoleon
Roger Peckinpaugh
Tris Speaker
Atic
Mighty
Bill Eaton
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