Titusville Industry Fund Kickoff Supports City Expansion
A $60 000 contribution advances a $150 000 industrial fund goal to aid Titusville’s growth. Directors unanimously approved the gift to the city at a breakfast meeting at the Colonel Drake Hotel. Funds will back two projects: sewage treatment plant savings and tank renovations for local industries.
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Titusville
Tituavitte Tadust
Titusville Tht Co
Trust Company
Itusville
Snore Pansation
Can Paikt
Limchéon
Colonel Drake
Bink
Trdustel Fuk
Universal Gyelops Steel Corp
Hie Huber Stites OW Betting Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Umn
Wave Cimber
Jon McCann
Hi Guarantee
Fouryearold Child Delivers Mother's Money to Father
Jacksonville report says four year old Michael Lowes emptied his mother's purse and handed $36 in bills to his father Larry Lowes in the yard. The father noted many children in the neighborhood and questioned what the money was for.
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Jacksonville
Fils
Michael Lowes
Larry Lowes
Power Supply May Use Atom In Northwest Growth
Engineer Jack D. Stevens of the Puget Sound Council says the Seattle area and within a 100 mile radius will need about 1 million kilowatts of new generating capacity in seven years. He notes the Mica Creek storage project could add 2.7 million kilowatts to loads in Canada and the United States, but U S and Canadian interests are deadlocked and the State Department may intervene. The Northwest sees untapped water sources in the basin to meet needs for the next decade.
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Tom FA
Jack D. Stevens
Puget Sound
Columbia Basin
Columbia
Stevens
Canada
United States
U.S
Northwest
U. S. State Department
Karrer
Senate votes on Air Force funds to boost aircraft buys
Senators urged quick approval of a six billion dollar Air Force request citing 12 percent of unspent defense funds and three billion dollars in Air Force reserves. They referenced generals' testimony on Soviet air superiority and argued for accelerated procurement of aircraft including B52 bombers.
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Defense Department
Congress
Air Force
Holland
Eisenhower
Robertson
D-Va
Jackson
D-Wash
Symington
D-Mo
U. S
Soviet Russia
U.S
Fine Concluded for Erie Youths in Incident Case
Three Erie youths charged with an incident with intent reached a compromise. David Royal Mowrey 19 Mark Wolfe 17 and Robert P O Gannor 16 pled guilty to simple incident and were fined 35 dollars plus 15 dollars costs and additional prosecution costs before release. The arraignment had initially alleged attempted rape.
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Royal Mowrey
Mark Wolfe
Robert P. O'Gannor
Erie
Retired Editor Dies in Hollywood
On June 4, the station reported the death of Carl Hovey 80 a retired magazine editor and former editor of the Metropolitan Magazine and Hearst International Magazine and story editor for film producer Cecil B Demi. Also listed, Soviet composer Reinhold Gliere 65 died yesterday in Moscow.
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Hollywood
Carl Hovey
and Weller
Metropolitan Magazine
Hearst International
Cecil B. Demi
Moscow
Reinhold Moritsevich Gliere
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Fountainette
South Center Street
Thomas Edlsorr
Senate
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