Milk Radiation Safe and Eisenhower Civics Talk
A Public Health Service pilot study finds all tested milk samples non hazardous for radioactivity and notes ongoing environmental checks. President Eisenhower urges civic participation and asks a Nixon-Eisenhower committee to persuade independents to back a Republican Congress while noting Democratic support on key issues.
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Public Health Service
Sandamenito
Salt Lake City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New
Eisenhower
Nixon
New York
Essenhower
Congress
Future Mobilization Conference Urges Private Initiative
Lawrence A. Appley, president of the American Management Association, summarized a two day economic mobilization in Washington. He told President Eisenhower that private action can end the recession, restore full employment and spur growth as about 2500 business leaders from across the country gathered to reinforce the president’s call for self help instead of government plans.
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Lawrence A. Appley
American Management Association
Eisenhower
America
Memories of Cory GF 20 Years Ago June 3 1938
A Corry Chronicle brief recalls Tokyo naming Lieut Gen Itagaki war minister as Japan seeks China. Citizens are urged to donate to refugees and the impoverished via Bernstein Brothers Nast Co Citizens National Bank or the Corry Evening Journal. Police warn drivers to keep within painted parking lanes and avoid long parking.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Belahiro Itagaki
Germany
Europe
Corry
Bernstein Brothers
The
Nast Co. Citizens National Bank
Corry Evening Journal
40 Years Ago June 3 1918 R L Landarath Dies In Corry
Frederick Landarath a well known railroad employee died in his apartments at the Raymond block. A separate item notes Mrs. W F Maynard of Union City injured by a fall while escaping a train and Walter Damon age 2 recovering after swallowing strychnine tablets at grandparents’ home. The rest appears to be President Wilson speaking on private enterprise and a price policy urging voluntary labor management restraint and broader markets.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Raymond
Union City
Corry
W. F. Maynard
Corry Hospital
Walter Damon
William Damon
Spring Creek
Nixon
Commerce
Sinclair A. Weeks
New York Mailbox Quips Highlight Odd Facts and Quotes
A humor filled column lists quirky observations from modern life. It jokes about sleep versus food, water as body weight, gender talk, Groucho Marx on government, snail speed, New York City population in 1729, hospital beds in Ireland, stiff collars from Queen Elizabeth, fashion origins, pantry cures, and anecdotes about elephants, walking with marriage, Johnny Desmond, German trains with telephones, and Franklin D Roosevelt quoting a humble Christian prayer.
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New York
Groucho Marx
New York City
Rockefeller Center
Ireland
Bess
England
Walters Raleigh
Toni
Abé
Johnny Desmond
Germany
Burne
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jefferson Davis 130th Birthday Remembrance Noted
A brief piece marking the 150th birth anniversary of Jefferson Davis, former president of the Confederacy, noting limited U.S. government recognition and a small Library of Congress exhibit. It contrasts with plans for Abraham Lincoln bicentennial celebrations and ongoing commemorations.
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Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Davis
Biel
Todd Count
Library of Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Bater
Pair Indicted On Forgery Charges In 1956 Deliveries
McKean County grand jury indicted Vincent Swartz of Mahanoy City and John Harris of Frackville on forgery charges linked to alleged short weight deliveries of cinders for the State Highways Department in Memes County in 1956. Swartz is brother in law of Victor Prep, operator of Faro Construction Co. of Frackville. Harris formerly worked for Prep who faced similar charges in York and Lancaster counties.
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Mahanoy City
John Harris
Frackville
Swarts
Victor Prep
Faro Construction Co
Prep
York
Lancaster
Cambridge Springs wiring for sixty four thousand to insure new plastics plant
The Cambridge Springs Industrial Development Corp seeks 64 000 from local sources to secure a 64 000 share for a new International Molded Plastics Co facility. State and banks may cover 30 to 40 percent, with the project creating about 190 jobs, more students, higher income, and increased bank deposits.
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Cleveland Plisties and Thelopment Corporation
International Molded Plastics
Fuswell Rail
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Setoal
Dunkirk Stabbing Victim In Fair Condition At Brooks Hospital
Bree ertreet Phyrnlen, 46, of teving NY is in fair condition at Brooks Hospital Dunkirk with two abdominal stab wounds from an announced event. Rafael Maldonado of Predanie is arrested by Lt. Robert J. Kuehn and Patrolman Alovasins Czekinski and charged with second degree assault. Maldonado is confined to city jail awaiting statements and witnesses. The priceoner will be arraigned today.
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Teving
Brooks Hospital
Dunkirk
S Cate
Rafael Maldonado
Predanie
Robert J. Kuehn
Alovasins Czekinski
Maldonado
De Gaulle Faces Foreign Debt Crisis and EU Stakes
French officials say Gen de Gaulle will push to stabilize international payments and foreign trade as France weighs participation in the European common market with five other nations. Domestically the era of rising costs and economic strain shadows policy.
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New York
Pike Death-Free Memorial Day Streak Reaches Fifth Year
The Slapani incident near the Beaver Valley Interchange was reported Thursday with two men killed just before the long weekend. From 6 p m Thursday to midnight Sunday no deaths occurred on the Turnpike, though 27 people were injured in various accidents. Safety Director Harold Roberts said this marked the fifth consecutive Memorial Day period without a fatal turnpike crash.
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Wilt
Sylvania
Senate Labor Bill Drafting Underway In Reform Drive
The Senate Labor subcommittee begins drafting labor reform legislation aimed at corruption and abuse in unions. Members seek to reconcile diverse proposals before a June 10 deadline, while Kennedy withholds terms of a staff-suggested compromise. The effort follows hearings by the Senate Rackets Committee chaired by McClellan, of which Kennedy is a member.
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Senate Labor Subcommittee
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Subcommittee
Senate Rackets Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Kennedy
Mirror analysis charts franc decline across a decade
The piece notes that First National City Bank economists compute currency depreciation by consumer price increases. It ranks 94 currencies, showing the French franc fell 62 percent annually from 147 to 1057, far worse than the U S dollar and others. It discusses impacts on France, De Gaulle, and European trade talks and the potential delay of the E C M due to France’s payment challenges.
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Germany
Venezuela
United States
France
Jess Draste
de Gaulle
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