Penn State Professor Heads to Formosa on Exchange
Dr William A Williams Penn State professor of industrial education sails to Formosa to join faculty at Taiwan Normal College and aid expansion of vocational education. The exchange began in 1989 and involves Penn State and Formosan educators with plans for returning students and visiting instructors.
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University Park
William A. Willams
Pennsylvania State University
Formosa
Penn State
Williams
Teachers’ Colleges
Taiwan Normal College
S. Lewis Land
Directo of Vocational Education
New Jersey
Byrd See's Possibility of a Balanced Budget
Senator Byrd predicted a balanced budget for the next year if taxes are not cut in the 1830 session, with Virginia colleague Senator Robertson agreeing after reviewing 1955 cuts. Eisenhower warned of a 440 billion dollar deficit for the current year, but Byrd said Treasury may have undercounted tax receipts amid a continued business boom.
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Weg Aessoouten Ress
Washington
Byrd Dvas
Congress
Byrd
Virginia Colfensue
Robertson
Eisenhower
Treasury
80 Irwin Plant Workers On Strike
The Garland wood products plant in Garland idled 80 workers who did not report to work on Thursday. A company spokesman said there is no strike or demands made, while noting new president GW Cook of Union City succeeded H G Inell after Irwin's death in Florida. Unconfirmed reports of a union organizer active among the 80 workers persist in Garland.
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Garland
Garland Concern
Manumethes Wood Specialty Products
GW. Cook
Union City
H. G. Inell
Erie
Irwin
Rural assessment work continues across townships and boroughs
County Assessor Martin Grey reports progress on a five year program, with eight townships and a borough completed. Work is active in six more townships and in Erie. He notes field work on 85 city blocks is done and cites partial appraisals in several townships. An ongoing winter schedule is influenced by weather.
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Brie—Agsessumean Seviiou Ue
Ore
Cor
Martin Grey
Erie
Gregor
Ene
Wayne
Conford
Springfield
Conneaut
Girard
Franklin
Washington
LeBoeuf
Gardner Sees New City Taxes In Erie for 1955
Mayor Artin Gardner rejected a two mill real estate tax proposal after Finance Director George Bribender presented a 1955 fiscal outlook. The report indicated possible measures including a 9 to 19 dollar monthly raise for city workers and a $1.25 mill tax increase to cover a projected $449,041 revenue shortfall, plus an added $393,000 in spending.
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Erie
Artin Garder
Finance Department
Castle
Gariner
George Bribender
Brabender
Brabende
TV Schedule Script Fragment From WBEN Buffalo MBER CO
A garbled listing shows WBEN TV Buffalo channel 4 5 00 schedule with film titles news weather sports and theater programs including The Clock Ethel and Albert Damon Runyon Theatre Television classics and variety features, ending with a partial entry for MBER CO.
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Ethel
Albert
Damon Runyon
Saturday Playhouse
Congress
G. E
Stage
Mber CO
Souvenir Booklets on Sale in Corry
Corry residents can buy Diamond Jubilee souvenir programs detailing the city's history and the fire department. Firemen will sell the booklets this evening at the Fourth Ward playground, with copies also available along the parade route and via a lengthy ad section for local businesses.
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Corry
Stanford Muse Company
Hote Company
Mt Thir Forth Ward
Joel
Arta
Sastem
Blast Victim Kin Sue Protane Corp Over Camp Fire
Six Greenshire residents led by EB Petrillo sue Protane Corp in US District Court for 400000 pounds claiming a gas container explosion at a Elk County hunting camp on November 6 1954 injured several and killed Mario Angellechio. Named claimants include Catherine Angollechio widow of Mario Angellechio and children Allen David Donna Dinatth plus William Dinatth and Daniel Morell Dinitti Morelli.
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Rrowne Corp. Oil
Elk County
Greenshire
EB Petrillo
Getion
Catherine Angollechio
Miariio A. Angellechio
Allen
David
Donna
William DB Dinatth
Daniel Morell Dinitti
Morelli
Community Musings on War, Nature, and Freedom
The piece discusses fears of war and praise for natural wealth, noting relief at reduced draft calls and shifted military focus. It laments city life loss, stresses forest and sea values, and ends with a reflection on reading Psalms for comfort.
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Buffalo
Bill Hickok
Toy Town
Corry Area
Ken Peterson
Toytown Corry
North Center Street
Protane Corp
Babson
Suvi
Ehfhdven
Lapeer
Arte Cil
Childrey
Mloulers
Utriites
Ens
Yeptic
Sind
Olly
Owever
Axe
England
Andrew Guskea
Sea’s Drugs
Loblaws
WLM SK LY
Orchard Park
Eportrane
Denia
Alberta
California
Morrell's
Swanson's
Englander
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Ws Glass
Whang
Admiral
E. E. Guignon
North Center St
Croscut
MT North Center Street
Federal Reserve
Service
Ros