Why Living Cost Rises In A Recession Tug Of Prices
In a recession with high unemployment the cost of living climbs. Ewan Clague, Labor Statistics commissioner, explains rising prices reflect production and distribution costs. The article notes inflation in soft and durable goods, foods, and services, and previews census efforts from 1960 onward shaping federal aid and representation.
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Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Clague
Florida
Midwest
Fall Fashion Preview Indicates Extended Chemise Trend
National press week for fashion reporters in New York reports over 200 fashion writers surveyed dozens of collections. The relaxed silhouette remains dominant with the chemise shaping garments, signaling another year or longer of this style for men and women.
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New York
Metropolitan
Hal Boyle's Americana Imromptu List of Pleasures Past
Hal Boyle recalls simple joys from cigars and nylon socks to Notre Dame football and cinema. He blends memory with travel and literature, noting moments from August 1945 atop the Eiffel Tower to a Roman home in 1946, and the scent of snow in youth, inviting readers to assemble their own lists of life’s small pleasures.
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Helen Hayes
Charlie Shaplin
W. ©. Fields
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St. Peter's
Rome
Calvo
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France
London
Ismit
Kansas
Jonathan Swift
Thomas Hardy
A. L. Stevenson
George Bernard Shaw
H. L. Mencken
Shakespeare
Keats
A. E. Housman
Emily Dickinson
$100000 Hangar Eyed For Port Erie
Port Erie airport negotiations for a privately funded 9100,000 maintenance hangar progress. Airport manager Ralph Du Vze and Derion Agintson lead talks amid lease plans for a restaurant and a new hangar to support Erie Detroit service. Di Vee cautions premature announcements. project aims to support ongoing growth and in‑elements repairs.
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Port Erie
Ralph du Vze
du Vze
Derion Agintson
di Vee
Arthur J. Gardner
Civil Aeronautics Board
Gardner
Erie Air Terminal
di Ve
Miss Universe Preliminaries Slash 45 to 15
The United States 45-girl Miss Universe contingent will be cut to 15 for the preliminaries tonight. Thirty-four foreign entrants will perform in native costumes as part of ceremonies. For 79 contestants, judging begins the end of their title fun as rehearsals take over from now on.
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Lung
Wall
United States
Corry memories note ties of Britain and France
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls 1988 events including King George VI praising ties with Britain and France during a monument unveiling at Vill ers Brettoneix for a missing Australian war dead. The Journal reports planned Route 25 improvements from Corry to the New York line and Route 25 044 resurfacing prospects with Rotary Fair plans set for October at the State Armory.
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Britain
France
George VI
Villers Brettoneix
Corry
New York State Line
Clymer Road
Ona~ey
Darrow
Hotel Corry
State Armory
East Washington Street
Corry Militia Arrives After Mt Gretna Training
40 Years Ago July 22 1918 reports the Corry platoon of the Reserve Militia arriving after a week at Mt Gretna. Union City manufacturers join War Industries for government familiarity. Mrs W E Tracy learns her nephew Tracy McMillen was electrocuted at his plant. Miss Dorthea Davidson hosted a West Congress Street dinner commemorating the first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Eris Dund ean.
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Mt. Gretna
W. E. Tracy
Tracy McMillen
Dorthea Davidson
West Congress Street
Eris Dundean
Bat slips kill boy's sister in Easton yard accident
A youth swinging at a ball in a back yard caused a bat to slip from his hands striking his 2-year-old sister Debbie Bernarik. She died on arrival at Easton Hospital. Autopsy planned. The girl was the daughter of John P. Bernarik, a teacher and football coach at Easton High School, and sister of Chuck Bednarik.
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Debbie Bernarik
John P. Bernarik
Easton
Easton Hospital
John
Easton High School
Chuck Bednarit
Philadelphia Eagles
Only Shot At 'One Man' Says Slayer
A three month old feud over a pool led to two killings at a birthday party. Joseph Sabatino, 67, a former steel worker, may not be charged until tomorrow as investigators gather statements from about 20 witnesses. Sabatino claimed he fired five shots after a dispute with Dr H John Little over the fenced pool, which ended with the deaths of Pauline Little and Robert Page.
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Joseph Sabatino
William Reed
Reed
H. John Little
Sibatino
Pauline Mae Little
Robert B. Page
Sabatino
Urges U S Talk With Iraq Chiefs
Senator Richard B. Russell proposes direct U S negotiations with Iraq’s revolutionary regime to resolve the Middle East crisis. He heads the Senate Armed Services Committee and favors actions to stabilize conditions and enable the withdrawal of U S troops from Lebanon. Russell warns that delaying Marines’ withdrawal beyond six months could lock them in.
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Pena Richard B. Russell
Russell
Alaska TV growth tied to statehood and ad revenue
In Alaska radio and TV expand as long winter nights cut entertainment options. Roy V. Smith of Alaska Radio and TV Sales says 80 percent of families have TVs and 85 percent own radios, with statehood expected to boost direct broadcasts and attract more U S shows as advertising dollars rise.
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NEW York If
Alaska
Roy V. Smith
Alaska Radio and TV
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Statehood
Smith
United States
ABC
CBS
NBC
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Statons
Tariff Powers Put To Test
Senators supporting reciprocal trade pressed to defeat a move to curb President Eisenhower's tariffs power. They aimed to pass tonight a bill renewing the 24 year old program, leaving House Senate conference to reconcile terms with the Senate Prime Committee. The House vote favored largely what Arbower requested, while the major test centered on curbing the President's authority to override Tariff Commission recommendations for higher tariffs or quotas.
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House Conference Committee
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Biarbower
Tariff Commission
Erie Victims Satisfactory After Crash
PORT COLBORNE Ontario A Port Colborne official reported no Erie women in satisfactory condition after a car crash that killed nurse Helen Beharowcz 26 and injured Libby Piero 22 and Joan Vetrone all returning from a camping trip five miles south of Welland Ontario.
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Libby Piero
Joan Vetrone
Craan
Helen Beharowcz
Ontario
Welland
Erie family seeks $15,000 in auto accident suit
In Common Pleas court attorney Thomas Doyle filed suits for Irven Martin and his wife and three children Timothy Jeffrey Pauline after a August accident. They claim Robert Martin of Evie caused the collision. The Martins seek damages totaling $15,000.
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Common Pleas Court
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Irven Martin
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Evie
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