Economic dream comes true in wartime pace
The article notes that permanent prosperity reached and surpassed a $400 billion annual output, with the last quarter of 1955 at a $401.9 billion rate and the first quarter of this year at $103.4 billion. President Eisenhower forecasts $500 billion in ten years, driven by steady consumption and production, despite offset federal spending.
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Office of Business Economics
Department of Commerce
Eisenhower
Reshuffle in Middle East Shifts U.S. Envoy Roles
The United States reassigns key diplomats in the Middle East as Moscow gains influence. Raymond A. Hare, head of the Foreign Service, becomes ambassador to Cairo to bolster Arab relations against Soviet presence. George Venable Allen also features in the reshuffle.
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Middle East
United States
Raymond A. Hare
Foreign Service
Chipel Jomats
Cairo
Persian Gulf
Atlantic
Moscow
George Venable Allen
Corry News Briefs Highlight Local Developments and Events
Yesterday's notes report highway work on the Roowrett east from Beaverdons to the State Fire archival area near the city, with preparations for a new Socony Vacuum station on North Center Street. Police investigate an attempted burglary at Theodore B Willis residence on West Church Street as suspects fled, and a concert invitation is extended by the Golden Chub group in Union City.
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RAY Journal
Gerry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
B.G. Bennett
Lexington Siewpo
Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Roowrett
Beaverdons- Ey
State Fire Archivery
Bem Alithicki
State Department of Highways
Leariseit
Oscar S. Feit
Texas Garace
manizer/ 14
Center’ Street
Fist Smith
East Prederick
Theodore
B. Willis
Franklin Boy Dies in Blast Incident Near Home
A ten year old Franklin boy was killed by an explosion near his home. The blast shattered a window and damaged a wall as it tore through the area. Police and investigators examined debris including a shell and a found piece of clothing. The incident prompted officials to search for a possible cause and to review nearby safety measures.
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Eggemuen
Eo Byners
Frankiic
Depety Norine
Eee
Sggjarteate
Jail Driver As Wild Race Ends In Titusville
An eight mile chase ending at 1:30 a.m. led to Edward T. Crudell and Richard T. Weber facing drunken driving charges. Weber, driving at up to 90 mph, fled police on Route 8 and Route 27 before crashing near a dirt road by the Schulta store. He was jailed on $500 bail after apprehension by Titusville police.
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Titusville
Hyderaut
Edward T. Crudell
Greek Township
Richard T. Weber
William HL Preston
Wit
Esteator
Weber
Caudel
Stelief Caudell
Meadville
Schulta
Ramon
Titusville Police
Tragic Week Totals Twenty Dead Across Pennsylvania
A weeks span in Pennsylvania saw twenty people die in violent accidents and crashes. Twelve deaths were highway related. incidents occurred in Franklin Philadelphia Pittsburgh Bethlehem Natrona and other locations. Investigators report a grim week as families mourn and officials review safety measures.
Cyclist killed in Route 78 head on collision
A cyclist died after a head on crash with a wagon on Route 78 about 12 miles east of here. The victim was 22 year old Michael J. Lescisin of Prats Fer, Mercer County Occupant of the Alito, Mrs. Bessie W. Bayer, and her 1 year old son John of Buhler suffered abrasions. The drunk driver and other details were reported by Site Polen and the chief.
Sharon Steel To Expand In Sharon Pennsylvania
Sharon Steel Corp plans a major expansion at its Sharon works. The project aims to add capacity for alloy and related products, boosting production and competitiveness. The plan includes a new shop, expanded furnace capacity, and job growth expected by next year.
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Sharon, PA
Sharon Steel Corp
Yolng Co
YesHillion
Lian
Notiel AE Cie
Furossie
Eneitiberinge
Conetiuclsai
Stenpéstry
Unclear social note from Lowville household visit
Mrs. Michael McCann of Lowville returned home after a stay at Memorial Hospital. Family members Frank Chatfeds on vacation and others are visiting, with mentions of Mr and Mrs Bills and Henry Arton Sr. planning a Friday evening gathering for a two week stint, though the text is garbled.
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Michael McCann
Lowville
Stem Memorial Hospital
Frank
Bills
Freedits
Wil
Henry Arton Sr
Nealiebury
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REDDY
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All-Way Electric Service Co
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Corry, FA
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Martin Electric
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Thomas E.hickle
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Siven
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