Fireworks for the Chautauqua Lake ceremony amid concerns
The Chautauqua Lake Inc. committee gathered 10,000 fares for a lakefront ceremony near the 40 mile shore, while County Health Director De James Googe seeks authority to apply for a $300,000 federal health center grant. Erie County plans state subsidies and local tax receipts impact street resurfacing, fire department criticism after a May blaze, civic meetings, and airport talks as the region balances maintenance, public works, and emergency services.
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Streets
Joseph Walexnke
Upswing In Employment Seen In May Figures
Washington officials anticipate unemployment below five million for May with a small seasonal decline from April. April’s civilian unemployment was 7 percent after seasonal adjustment, and total employment stood around 62.9 million, about 1.14 million below a year earlier, with gains expected in farming, construction, and outdoor work.
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Chinese Immigrant Faces Deportation Question in Davenport
James A. Glasgow, acting district immigration director for Town and Nebraska, said a 72 year old Chinese cook Lee cannot be deported yet. Lee entered as a stowaway in 1918, registered with the New York Chinese consulate, and may pursue registry to become a permanent resident. He has been asked to provide sworn affidavits that he has not left the U.S. since 1924, a process complicated by aging and loss of contact with old friends.
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James A. Glaagow
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Lee
New York
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Mott Street
Benson Promotes National Hot Dog Week on TV
Secretary Benson accepted two hot dogs from Paul Gilmore and his sister Carol of Silver Spring Maryland during a TV segment promoting National Hot Dog Week. The real 40 inch hot dog, encased in a long bun, symbolized good eating and growing popularity domestically and abroad while the gold plated one sat as a desk piece.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Paul Gilmore
Carol
Silver Spring
U S Still Lagging In Space Mahon Plan Seeks Expanded Missile Fleet
Conti reports Mahon outlines a space and missile program including 1500 mile Polaris range, Hound Dog and Minuteman boosts, and maintenance of National Guard Reserves and Marine strength. The bill lists 96 million for a new B70 bomber and hundreds of millions for Atlas Titan Minuteman missiles Thor Jupiter BB jet bomber anti-submarine systems anti missile missiles reconnaissance satellites marine space moon project totals.
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Mahon
Marin-Space
Diary reveals Dulles vacation routine at Duck Island cabin
The New York Herald Tribune publishes Janet and Foster Dulles diary details from their Lake Ontario retreat. It notes John Foster Dulles rising at 7 am, cooking over an open fire, wife typing notes, tasks splitting wood, hauling water, and daily walks in spring and fall. Summer features fishing and boating, with elaborate dinners and after-dinner reading.
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Lake Ontario
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New York Herald ‘Tribune
Dulles
Duce Island
Flight on ground covers 10 miles to West Palm Beach
ALPHARETTA Ga WC G Dutcher of Winnetka TH flew a light plane to West Palm Beach to visit his wife but ran out of gas. He landed in a corn field took on fuel at a filling station and taxied ten miles to a baseball field where he had space to take off again.
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G. Dutcher
Winnetka
Florida
West Palm Beach
Mathews Promises Seat for 25th Anniversary at Ball Game
Detroit Tigers season ticket head George Mathews promised his wife a good seat for their 25th anniversary yesterday. He forgot the Tigers were playing in Baltimore and Mrs. Mathews did not attend the game.
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George Mathews
Detroit Tigers
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De Gaulle arrives for Algeria amid hopes and uncertainty
De Gaulle lands in Algiers to reassure France and seek paths to end the four year Moslem nationalist rebellion. Questions loom over liberal policies, integration of Muslims, and reconciling nine million Moslems with one million French settlers as officials admit no clear plan. Demonstrations flare but leaders offer little guidance.
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United States
Algiers
de Gaulle
De Gaulle to address Algiers crowds from government balcony
Large crowds gather at Algiers as De Gaulle is expected to speak tonight from the government headquarters balcony. An official of the public safety committee warns they may struggle to manage the crowd as they await his Algeria program and the names of assistants he will appoint.
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Recover $150 From Trash Pile
The Rohde family scavenged 6000 pounds of refuse and found $150 after a mix up with trash. Mrs N W Rohde wrapped the money in paper and hid it in a hamper, daughter Mary Jo dumped it in a trash basket before city crews picked up the waste. Mary Jo later retrieved the bills, still wrapped.
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Brown Poses Strong Foe For Knowland
In last month's primary Patterson leads with 204,080 votes as Wallace trails. Mansfield holds a wide lead in Montana for Democratic renomination while others, including Phil Saunders in South Dakota, press toward governor. Alabama elects a GOP senator hopeful amid party factional battles and California senatorial campaigning continues.
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Helena
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Roy Hauck
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Ralph Hersett
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Food Poisoning Hits 202 At School Luncheon
A school luncheon at Eugene rors Elementary led to 202 children and teachers hospitalized with suspected poisoning. Marion General Hospital admitted 202 patients and activated emergency plans as doctors, led by Dr. WF Lostin, worked to treat the victims. Community aid arrived quickly with extra beds and staff from nearby towns to support the response.
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Fire officer dies in Chicago veteran fire prevention leader
Richard E. Vernor a veteran Chicago fire prevention expert and former acting chairman of the Nations Fire Protective Association died yesterday. He served as treasurer of Rotary International and was a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America pledging support to national party nominees. Seventeen positions were filled but the outcome was in doubt pending a complete count of ballots.
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