AIR SAFETY ADVANCED AND BIDDING FOR BRAINS
The Corry Journal reports on a new air safety step where the military restricts non tactical jet flights below 20 000 feet to reduce air hazards and aid civil aviation. It also comments on colleges bidding for top academic brains, praising scholarship driven recruiting and noting prestige institutions will be remembered for Nobel prize winners.
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Eisenhower
Air Co
Air Force
Elwood R. Quesada
Collees
Those Were the Days Doctor Alexander Named Doctor of the Year
Dr David E Alexander a New York County doctor recalls earning 0 cents for stitching a 1900 Harlem brawl victim and earning 200 the first year after graduating from Columbia College of Physicians. He notes the rising cost of education and compares rural and metropolitan practice salaries.
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David E. Alexander
New York County
Alexander
Columbia University
College of Physicians
Babson Assesses 48-Hour War Risk and U S Economy
Babson ParkMass economist Roger W Babson warns that a possible 48hour war between the United States and Russia could erupt from an accident and trigger atomic fallout. He argues for strong economic preparation, broad stock diversification, and cautious bonds while noting inflationary pressures and uncertain international conditions shaping investment strategies. He also predicts a shift in global power if war or cold war dynamics persist.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
United States
Russia
U. S
Great Britain
Nasser
Britain
France
West Germany
America
Magle
Wage-hour bill sparks flexible standards push in Senate
Yesterday's reminiscence recalls June 7 1988 when Senate confer ees backed flexible wage standards after a 0 cent minimum was reached. Corry City Council debated high water rates and approved a move to urge the Public Utilities Commission to probe Corry Water Supply Company with hopes of lower charges. Howard Beckerink 20 of Clymer suffered finger injuries at the CLF mill when two fingers were caught in a worm gear.
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Washington — Senate
Corry
Pennsylvania
Frank E. Hepler
Public Utilities Commission
State of Pennsylvania
Corry Water Supply Company
Howard Beckerink
Lawrence Beckerink
Clymer
CLF
News From Overseas Signals 112th Regiment in France
News reached the city that the 112th Regiment is now in France under Col. Richards with troops likely continuing training. A night train was blocked by rail obstructions removed by workers to prevent potential catastrophe. A lightning strike hit C F Burkhardt’s home on West Frederic street but caused no serious damage.
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112Th Regiment
France
Col. Richards
C. F. Burkhardt
West Prederide Street
Weather and local notes drift through a busy week
A jumble of items recounts weather nostalgia from 25 years ago in the city, potential shoreline encroachment disputes at Pinchley Lake, a refinery seeking a North Center Street site for a filling station, and parking meter placement debates. It also covers Army exercises at Fort Lewis, theater audience appreciation, philatelist stamp mailings, honorary society news, hospital access via a power pad, and various local incidents, education moves, and minor civic chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchley Lake
Caseline
Richard Hosier
Fort Lewis
Wash
Indian River
Cony Savings and Loon
Lille
Jobless Claims Rise in Harrisburg Report
Continued unemployment claims fell to one percent last week while new claims rose five percent, per the Bureau of Employment Security. Total claims reached 312,189, up from 128,891 a year earlier in May 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Employment: Security
Yale chaplain Lovett's influence grows with campus faith drive
At Yale, Rev Sidney Lovett fostered religious inquiry from three religion students in 1932 to about twenty percent of undergraduates by his retirement in 1954. He notes students seek an invisible support and right questions. nonsectarian services at Battell Chapel remain popular. Upon leaving Yale he heads overseas to supervise New Asia College expansion in Hong Kong with Ford Foundation support and Yale-In-China funds.
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New Haven
Con If
Sidney Lovett
Yale
Lovett
Battell Chapel
Boston
Hong Kong
New Asia College
Ford Foundation
Erie Man, 51, Held In Area Slashing
Erie man Marasco Jr, 51, bound over to the next term of court after an aggravated assault hearing in which Mike Dominick testified he was cut following an argument at a drive in restaurant. Dominick described finding Marasco near his home and later striking him after the knife attack.
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Sun
Nayclo Marasco Jr
Mike Dominick
George Christoph
Marasco
Christoph
Dominick
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George H. Rample
Manag
Wiliam
Chirburlo
Seema
John McLaughlin
Bergman
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Dottinelli-Kimball
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Elphia
Associated Press
Hammond
Eagle Street
Atiomwwiide Tate Tart Mateal Pere Inseremes Co. Tenet
E. Crosby Bush
Babson
Cateloni
Bani’ i
Fadloral Deposit Labieanit Cae
Beka
Walter Wolfe
Harold Wolfe
Wayne Street
Omicron Delta Kap~ Pa
Kemor Men
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Pred Sammons
Howard Hamimond
R. D. J. Corry
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
Sammons
Taxphyer
Lab
Eddie Burkhart
Mary Burkhart
West Irving Street
Poojal Cochairman
Newman Garb
Hillsdale
U.S
Marion A Orcutt
Jast Yran
Comy Area High School
Cazenovia Junior College
Cazenovia
Sind
George Creuth
East Predurele Street
Mead Park
James Wat
Rous
Lyle Watrous
R. D
Allegheny College
Bagley
Tron Somy Area
Allan
Bennett
USN
Kodiak Island
Kodiak
Alaska
Gary Bennett
Gilson‘s
Columbus
General Electric
Roberts
Erie
F. C. Chapin & Son
Ellis
Carload
Gerald Hammond
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