Cycles in Women's Roles and Styles Across History
Babson analyzes how women’s work and fashion cycle between homemaking and industry, noting historical shifts from ancient Greece to modern factories. He argues change drives profits, urges adaptability, and cites chivalry and revolutions as forces behind women’s evolving roles and dress cycles.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Enton
Wy Pears
Greece
Inet
Europe
America
Free Chest X-Ray Survey Begins Monday in Corry
A mobile chest x-ray survey for adults in Corry starts Monday as free TB screening. Employees of Ajax Tron Works and McInnes Steel Gu receive checks, with three days of x-rays at Raymond Manufacturing Rogers Steel Construction Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Aero Supply. The unit will operate Friday through June 2 at Marshy Center and Washington. Local PTA and Red Cross will assist. Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association and Pennsylvania Dept. of Health fund the effort.
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Corry
Ajax Tron Works
McInnes Steel Gu
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Rogers Steel Construction Co
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufactuing Co
Mobile
Mobile Oh
Marshy Center
Washington Streets
Arthur Litz
Eva. M. Kepler
R. N
PTA
Red Cross
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Pennsylvania Department of Health
U N negotiators quit Korean truce talks
United Nations truce negotiators walked out after declaring a three day recess without Communist consent. The UN said talks would resume Wednesday or later if the Reds desire, amid no progress on prisoner exchanges. Col Arthur Blurr reported the exit left the Communist delegation surprised and baffled as Nam claimed no reason to reconvene before Wednesday.
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Associated Brew Munsawn
Korea
United Nations
Ger William G. Haypigon
Reds
Harrison
Truman Defends Air Policy At 35th Division Meeting
President Truman, speaking in Springfield, asserts the U.S. Air Force in Korea can bomb the enemy at will and warns that cutting defense funds risks national safety. He criticizes Taft and other critics as short-sighted while noting Russia’s threat and arguing for higher military and aid spending.
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U.S
Korea
Associated Press
Springfield
Truman
United States Air Force
Sen
Robert A. Tait
Russia
Taft
Stalin F
United States
For Sen
Mercury Hits High This Year Amid Warm Summer Day
Weather observer George Molderiel reported a record high for the year with afternoon sunshine and a US style heat peak. The temperature rose to HA degrees before cooling to around 60 as breezes lightened, with clouds and thundershowers forecast for the afternoon and a dip to the upper 40s by night.
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George Molderiel
Wiloiat
Senate approves 1.5 billion for farm programs
Washington The Senate approves an appropriation exceeding 1.5 billion dollars for government farm programs in the coming year. The bill, on a party line vote, heads back to the House which already approved 115 million under Senate figures. Debate highlighted proposed cuts to payments for soil conservation and crop-year planning, with arguments over future payments and a notable 110 million increase for the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sette
Uye
House
Senate
Trumial Budge
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Agriculture Department
Congress
Houke Likd
Ben, Russell
D-Ga
U. S. Protests Over Russian Jets Near Donnelly Flight
Vienna report says U. S. High Commission protested to Soviet occupation officials after two Russian jet fighters flashed near a U. S. Ambassad ors transport as Walter J. Donnelly flew from Vienna to Parmonte. Commission spokesman says the Russians came so close the faces of pilots could be seen.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S. High Commission
U. S
Walter J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Parismonte
United States
Commission
Washington
Three Philadelphia officers die in motorcycle crash
Off duty Patrolman George Slimback aged 25 and Patrolman William Young aged 28 were killed when a private motorcycle collided with a car early today. Patrolman Paul Horton, 27, was critically injured. the car’s driver William J. Kirrene, 27, and passenger Patricia Nee, 26, suffered serious injuries. All are from Philadelphia.
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Vay Sena
Chueh Tess
Philadelphia
George Slimback
William Young
Paul Horton
William J. Kirrene
Patricia Nee
Employment and Jobless Claims Rise in May
May saw an unusual mix of higher employment referrals and rising unemployment claims at the Peninsu State Employment Service. In May 22 job referrals were issued, while new and reopened unemployment benefits climbed to 430, up 230 from April. Disqualifications cited include lack of suitable work, quitting without cause, and willful misconduct. With ongoing steel industry cuts, June placements look bleak and 50 college students sought summer work. May placements totaled 40 across professional and managerial, clerical and sales, service, skilled, and agriculture sectors, while new job openings fell to 141 from April’s 105, and applications for work rose to 107 in May from 120 in April.
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Peni Vunis
Prual Hewsley
Mmargeery
Bela Piaebd
Vital
Hedeley
Heastey
Hensley
Restore order at prison today
Angloa La Associated Press state police broke up a sit-down strike at the sprawling S toutana State Prison farm using tear gas. Leaders and 42 men were seized, 26 sent to solitary, others returned to work as guards demanded better food clothing and facilities.
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Louisiana
Wy Associated Press
Angola
Sou Tana
Aitst
Conto
Bazer
Bayer
Bayer Auld
Elvii
Tommy Gots
Francis Grevembers
Eisenhower Ready for Rough Vote Campaign Tour
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower returns to New York amid a busy week of conferences as he campaigned for the Republican presidential nomination. He meets with Premier Sthlin for peace talks if possible, while observers anticipate continued talks with Southern and Pennsylvania delegations that may boost his delegate pool.
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Associated Press
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhinner
Stthin
Lis Lime
Dwight D. Bint
Haniile
Eivenhower
Anileze
Kan
LaGciardia Field
Columbia University
Thomas B. Dewey
New Yorks
Eisenhower
Eisethoven Teis
Ein Dt
GOP
Govgohin 3
Fine
Pennsylvania
Keysone
Pennsylvanims
Mamie
Auto Lands on Railroad Tracks Near Deerhead Inn
Donald L. Beers of Warren escaped with minor injuries after his 1940 sedan plunged from Corry Garland road onto Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near Deerhead Inn yesterday at 6 30 p m The car rolled several times and damaged the right of way before Beers reached the Deerhead Inn and alerted railroad officials to halt trains until the vehicle could be removed Damage was set at $200.
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Corry-Garland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Beers
Deerheia Inn
Donald L. Beers
Training Drills For Firemen At Stanford Hose Company
Fire drills set by Stanford Hose Company begin next Thursday at 6 30 p m. The program covers hydrant and hose work equipment exams ladder instruction and related topics with twelve firemen signed up and plans to reach twenty. Fire Chief Ray Laurie and Foreman Jack Downey will oversee the sessions and instructors may be added later in the summer.
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Stanford Hose Company
Ray Laurie
Jack Downey
Burglaries Hit Two Garages and Gas Station Area
A series of burglaries compromised two garages and a gas station area. Entry involved window damage and forced access, with several machines and tools reported missing. Police investigated and three suspects were later questioned, though no arrests are listed in the readable text.
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Yaleinie
Cienner Yury Huble
Nesskilion
Nowline
Eney
Pitélalgie
Uni
Alticeris
Meadville
Aire
Utey
Ted
Two Injured In Route 8 Wreck Near Hyretown
Robert E Sitwart of Center ville, R DOI, was injured along with a companion Roger Mawee when their southbound car collided with a second vehicle and toppled over a guard rail about 500 feet north of a roadside rest park near Hyretown. Sitwart suffered possible collarbone and shoulder injuries and lacerations. Mawee had minor injuries. Both men were hospitalized after being transported by Titusville ambulance.
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Robert E Sitwart
Centerville
Doi
Roun
Fydetown
Roger Mawee
Hyretown
Biale
Corry Barracks
Stewart
Abe
Cary
Bimpers
Andrew J. Kane
Pittsburgh
Fascot
Titnaville Hospital
Trace Ambulaire
Titusville
Magee Way
Andorain
Hospits
East Germans push arms build up to counter West ties
East Germany's Communist leadership urged rapid rearming to block West Germany's alliance with the free world. Deputy premier Krupcch, Moscow ally, told East Berlin railway workers armed defense is needed to avert Western domination. The PDJ youth movement reportedly ordered conscription to boost military manpower.
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Associated Press
Berlin
East Germany
Ihehippine
West Germany
Free World
Watertilbricht
Moscow
Agen
Germany
East Berlin
Mbcrieht
Uypricht
PDJ
Flames Sweep Johnstown Hotel Shocked Guests Escaped
About 100 guests fled a four story hotel fire in downtown Johnstown early today. Four guests and four firefighters died after battling the flames in the hotel Vendome, while nearly two other guests escaped and a precaution evacuated residents from the attached Livay Hotel. The blaze drew a Western Pennsylvania response with a firemen crew noted for their perseverance as officials investigated the cause.
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Johnstown
Blue Ten
Ene Hotel Vendome
Smal Mogi
Westeen Pennsylvanis Steel
Bremen
Livay Hotel
Corry Red Cross to Lead POW Exchange Efforts
The Red Cross briefing explains procedures for aiding the exchange of weary Allied and Communist prisoners, with officials entering camps first to provide medical and welfare support. Mr. Foster, field director, serves as Southwest Command chief near Tokyo during the process.
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Lille Fosner
Geld Sivevtor
Dies Aivellen
Ren Grass Wil
Corry
Wean
Fem
Bos Heer
Wey
Red Cross
Mun
Foster
South West Command
Tokyo
British Use Tear Gas At POW Camp
British infantrymen at Koje Island Korea used tear gas for the first time this week when POWs refused to retreat near engineers digging for a suspected escape tunnel. Six tear gas grenades were fired into Compound 06. no one was reported hurt among about 1,700 officers and 30 non commissioned officers. POWs raised and then removed five Communist signs after an ultimatum as mechanics continued to search for tunnel openings.
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Aay
Koim Island
Korea
King
Amy Uniters
Industry Offers 20 Cent Wage for Hire Jobs
Government channels steel to weapon manufacture as a strike continues. Lovett declares the situation grave amid industry push for a 20 cent pay offer.
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Lovett
Truman Determined To Stay Clear Of Steel Strike Dispute
Washington reports indicate White House talks on the six day steel strike resumed for a third day with no comment from either side after five hours of negotiation. Officials floated possible government actions to curb production, while President Truman was determined to keep the dispute from widening and to support weapon production.
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Washington
White House
Muriayernnat
Ster
Vonbinwes
Lovett
Nevis
Defense Department
Mike
Devonne
Hub
Nations Producion Authority
Sith
Trumpan
Supreme Coser
Arrests for Truck Overloads Rise in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports show a sharp rise in arrests for truck overloading in early 1952. Auditor General spokesman Lewis cited a 50 percent higher rate than in the full prior year, noting that one third of overload arrests occurred in 19 of 67 counties. The push to raise weight limits from 45,000 to 69,000 pounds was discussed at the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association convention.
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Harrisburg
G Bewis
Snidtis
Lewis
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Lauis
Haverishoes
Williamsport
Northampton
Bucks
Lehigh
York Youth Wins Y Boy of Year Award
New York reports Terry Funkhouser, 14, received the YMCA Boy of the Year award from National Chairman Joseph Simon at a luncheon. Funkhouser scored 492 of 500 points in the national athletic meet, competing among more than 35,000 entrants.
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York
New York
YMCAS
Terry Funkhouser
Josep Simon
Funkhouser
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