Change of Mind on Standby Controls in Indochina Crisis
The AP reports the administration weighs emergency price and wage controls for 90 days if U S intervention occurs in Indochina. President Eisenhower opposed such a freeze last year. Senate approved 90-day authority in 1953, while House removed it. The bill then limited workability amid war or national emergency declarations.
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Commerce Weeks
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Corry YMCA bid eyed for city hall move
Voice of the People urges Corry Area School Board to reject the YMCA Board of Directors bid for the Senior High School and its plot, proposing the city itself should acquire the building as a Municipal Building or City Hall and dispose of the current city site at a fair price. The note follows a quiz about current events on the Classified page.
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Corry
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St Elmo Hotel at Chautauqua Sold to Bussey Firm
James R. Bussey Jr and associates of St Petersburg purchase the St Elmo Hotel at Chautauqua. Mr Bussey will manage and take over immediately with his wife Virgili and brother William M Bussey forming the Elmo Title Corporation. Details of the price were not disclosed.
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James R. Bussey
Didpee
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Chivibuqua County
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Brown
A. Mareius
Bilge
Stiller
New York
Ciews
Mmny Resort
Propecia
Florida
Ust Lia Vines
Colonal
St. Petersburg
Father Held In Baby's Death Inquest Reveals Abuse
A three month old Fairview girl died from a skull fracture after allegedly being struck by her father Paul K Mardis 27 admitted to police in a secret statement that the child hit her head when he pushed her for crying Witnesses and coroner's inquest say he pulled the child by the leg June 2 the baby died June 10 autopsy links the fracture to at least a week prior Mrs Mardis had him arrested for surety of the peace He has been jailed since The inquest heard that he repeatedly spanked the child but said the thrashings were not severe enough to cause harm
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Paul K. Mardis
Fairview
Henry Kauch
George Stollitza
Blaine Margaret Mardis
Mardis
Mardus
Light from atomic blast risks eye fluid explosion
Four doctors from the School of Aviation Medicine at Randolph Field Texas report that light from an atomic explosion can heat and vaporize fluid in the retina, causing a localized explosion in the eye. Tests on rabbits show injury up to 50 miles away under clear night air, with direct sunlight-like intensity. They warn against looking at solar or atomic flashes and note blinking offers no protection.
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Europe
U.S
Vin Fleet
Ridgway
Gruenther
Montgomery
Iceland
America
Norway
Simuli
San Fra
Nevada Desert
TigMier
Wins Round In Unique Tax Case In Erie
Erie man Carl Guerrera won a preliminary court ruling against Pelham Electric Manufacturing Corp. in a dispute over machinery tax. Judge Burton R. Laub dismissed Guerrera’s objections and allowed him to sue for about 2164 dollars, contending Pelham owns the machinery despite its assessment as real estate.
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ERIE
Burton R. Laub
Carl Guerrera
Pelham Electric Manufacturing Corp
Guerrein
German Street
Pelham
Laub
Pelham’s
Machinery tax ruling targets real owner duties
The article states a legal requirement that real owners pay taxes, focusing on the disputed city machinery tax question. It explains machinery is taxed as part of real estate, with the ruling centering on whether owners or the machinery itself bears the levy.
Erle County to share in federal road distribution
Erle County may receive a portion of a federal grant exceeding 9.5 million dollars for emergency road work this fall and winter. Fifteen miles of secondary highways could be added to existing projects as part of the statewide allocation. Heavy freezes and droughts reduced last season’s strawberry yield to about half the normal amount, with late rains helping only the late varieties. Lou L Pierce, a Spanish American War veteran, died at his sister’s home after an extended illness in the early morning. Charles Kinley, while operating a lathe at Raymond Manufacturing, was involved in a workplace incident.
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Erle County
Erle
Pennsylvania
Lou L. Pierce
Dessie Howles
Second Avenue
Plant accident injures worker. finger may be saved
A Turing Company plant worker caught his left hand in a machine yesterday and suffered a severe laceration to the third finger. The finger was badly torn and doctors were uncertain if the digit could be saved. Billy Betts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Betts of East Main street, is recovering from Pasteur treatment after a cat bite diagnosed as rabies. no serious effects are anticipated.
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Billy Betts
Glenn Betts
East Main Street
Pasteur
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