Merchant shipping subsidies eyed by Senate subcommittee
A Senate Commerce subcommittee led by Senator Potter reviews all aspects of merchant shipping to draft subsidy bills for the next Congress. It seeks a tangible assessment of the national merchant marine needs, tracing federal aid from Civil War era policy through World War I and 1920s loans to the 1936 Merchant Marine Act subsidies, noting current limits and the lack of construction funds, with figures on ships in service and U.S. lead in tonnage.
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Senate Commerce
Sen
Potter
R-Mich
Roosevelt
Congress
Matuel Security
United States
U. S. Maritime Administration
Great Britain
Shipbuilders Council of America
How Smart Are You A 10 Question Test From Classifieds
A memory quiz promises scores from Genius to Poor with score tracking and a note to check the Classified Page for answers. It asks ten questions on Easter Sunday date, the U S embassy chief in Moscow before Bohlen, the portrait on the ten dollar bill, Priscilla Mullins and her partner, SHAEI in WWII, Philadelphia’s naming, shared traits of listed names, Ike’s postage stamp image, and a European country.
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U. S
Moscow
U.S
Charles Bohlen
Priscilla Mullins
Shaei
Philadelphia
Simphlon
Moffat
Holland B
Isenhower
Concerts Begin Summer Series By Corry High Band
Twenty years ago on June 16 1983 the Corry High School band announced the first in a summer series of Wednesday evening concerts in City Park funded by the Corry Credit Exchange. Also noted were a dog bone find during digging, three new mumps cases, a large brown trout caught by Carl Taylor and Charley Seisle’s notable rose garden.
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Corry High School
Corry Credit Exchange
Carl ‘Taylor
Taylor
Spring Creek
Charley Seisle
Charley
Oslo
Tsuko Touri D'Acquino
Area Boy 11 Dies Of Brain Tumor at St Barnabas Home
Jimmie Cersatte, an 11 year old area boy, died at St Barnabas Home in North East after a two year battle with a malignant brain tumor. He would have turned 12 on July 29. He remained cheerful despite paralysis of most movements and said he had a terrible headache the day before his death. He was sworn in as a Boy Scout on April 19, marking the ambition of his brief life.
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St. Barnabas
North East
Jimmie
Aler T
Jimmie Died After Long Illness in North East Home
Scout Troop 96 of Emanuel Lutheran Church held a ceremony at Titusville Hospital long after Jimmie first became ill in November 1951 following a head injury. He suffered from a disease that worsened despite surgery at Hamot Hospital in April 1952 and failed to halt his decline. Jimmie moved between hospitals and a home in North East where he died on June 11 after more than a year in bed.
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Emanuel Lutheran Church
Titusville Hospital
Hydetown
Hamot
Erie
Jimmie
Tie Hae
North East
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