Revival plan aims to lift economy with five percent pledges
A Ridgefield New York revival plan urges manufacturers to spend five percent of plant value on repairs while retailers cut prices and homeowners, workers, and banks contribute through spending and lower interest. If adopted nationwide, it could funnel about 20 billion dollars of idle money into private wealth creation. The piece also notes medical society leaders urging cooperation with insurance plans to avert social medicine and preserve physician incomes.
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the Hudson
New York
Ridgefield
New York County Medical Society
Philip D. Allen
Allen
Food prices to drop predicts broad decline in groceries
Secretary of Agriculture Eva Tait Benson predicts lower prices for citrus fruits vegetables beef and hog products as living costs peak and hog herds rebound. He notes last year's higher hog production and drought relief, with winter frosts chilling southern crops.
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Eva Tait Benson
Benson
Midwest
Vivien Blaine Defends Mystery In Show Business
Hal Boyle notes Vivian Blaine argues stars have lost privacy and mystery by inviting public behind the scenes. She criticizes overfamiliar public exposure and sloppy dress, urges more self-respect, sparking debate on glamor in film and Broadway. She cites Marilyn Monroe and Garbo as examples.
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New York
Vivian Blaine
Blaine
Ray Darling
Olksy
Viv
Marilyn Monroe
Greta Garbo
Pola Negri
Rice Sworn Into Secretary Post in Pennsylvania
John S. Rice, 58, was sworn in yesterday as Pennsylvania secretary of the Commonwealth in Gov. Leader's reception room. It marks his second Cabinet post after serving as property and supplies secretary. More than 50 friends and relatives attended the ceremony. Judge Walter I. Anderson of York administered the oath as Leader held the Bible. Rice succeeds James A. Finnegan of Philadelphia in the post. Also noted, Nelson L. Whitaker, 79, chairman of Graflex, died yesterday in Rochester, N Y.
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Tannsogusa
Gettysburg
John S. Rice
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Leader
Walter I. Anderson
York
Rice
Tate James A. Finnegan
Philadelphia
Warren Fire Department irregularities debated by borough council
Borough officials reviewed charges of irregularities in the Warren Fire Department. The public safety committee and civil service commission found some issues but said other claims were unfounded. They backed a service rating system, first aid, a pension plan, and more building inspections. The council accepted the reports after debate on future discussion. France's birthrate context noted with a 1957 population rise of 434 700.
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Drescher
Army bomber crash kills eight near Chanute Field
A Douglas bomber crashed in a thunderstorm killing eight aboard. Officers at Chanute Field said the plane left there for Denver shortly before the crash. Mayor Frank Heplen urged flags be displayed for Flag Day. Theodore Kelly, 36, of Philadelphia, injured in a freight accident west of Bear Lake at about 6 am. Adjutant J F Sullivan announced a Tag Day for the Salvation Army Home Service drive.
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Chanute Field
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Army Air Base
Rantoul
Denver
Frank ©. Heplen
Erie Railroad
Theodore Kelly
Philadelphia
Bear Lake
J. F. Sullivan
Salvation Army Today
Army
Patriotic boys plan Red Cross benefit at Ames home
Four decades ago on Smith Street George Orcutt James Wright Charles Raab Junior Franz and Jack Calkins organized a basement fundraising entertainment for the Red Cross. Officials report a prior revived plan to employ jail prisoners on city streets as a war effort. Early yesterday thieves forced entry to the Oak Cafe and stole whisky and beer, per saloon owner C R Moulton. The Bachslaureate sermon for Corry High School Class of 1918 was delivered by Rev RL Foulke at the auditorium.
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James Wright
Charles Raab
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68 Compete In Spelling Finals
Washington reports that 68 regional champions advance to the two day National Spelling Bee finals. Finalists spend hours studying the dictionary and preparing like athletes for a big event. If the pattern holds, the winner should be known by Thursday noon.
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Washington
Jeong
Bear Lake social notes and local events summary
Local residents visited relatives in Jamestown Columbus Westfield and Clymer as well as Mille Burch and the EUB Church noted Children’s Day. A farewell party for the Smn lthy family moved to Phoenix and a 40th anniversary gathering at Piddilli Hill was attended by Manwaring and Johnson relatives. Grasshoppers in Cheyenne Wells threaten to yield to frogs amid Colorado crop concerns and a spelling bee runs Thursday morning.
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Marion Wiggers
Clymer
Eub Chiurch
Fire Hall
Frank Smnlthy
Phoenix
Ariz
J. C. Manwaring
Andrew Johnson
Piddilli Hill
Robert Deveraux
Hazel Damon
Lottsville
Mille Burch
Plastics drive new uses push industry growth
The Plastics Industry reports 1958 sales steady or rising 40 percent in some firms as plastics expand beyond metals with gains in plastic pipe. Industry leaders Capac, General Industries, Erie Resistor, Newark Die Co and Hyde describe higher demand from automotive, packaging, appliance, missile and civilian sectors amid new molding, metallizing, and design advances. The piece notes a 1960 Passion Play in Oberammergau.
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New York
Society of the Plastics Industry
Capac Industries
Capac
Mich
General Industries
Elyria
Ohio
Erie Resistor
Erie
Progress Story Details and Upcoming Meeting Schedule
Fragmentary notes reference a feature titled Progress Story and list a sequence of names and groups. The text mentions meetings, an upcoming session scheduled for September at 12:15, and multiple organizations including WSCS and a woman’s service group. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Gi ‘Corry Las Gerald
Elec
Pi Bella Jr
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EU Ray Amy Group
Lynn Riot Rice Ab
Local Church Listing and Meeting Notes
Fragmentary report shows a church group noting expenses for the school fundraiser and telephones, a dining room listing, and toys at a nursery. Mentions include Chautauqua events, August gatherings, and remarks about Mrs. Geo Hubert Va. References to missionary work and parent meetings are present with several names blurred.
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Been Bret Nursery
Fenton
Chautauguet
Orpah
Geo
Char Hubert Va
Methodist
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