There Is Merit in a Department of Urban Affairs
The piece argues Kennedy's proposal to create a Department of Urban Affairs highlights urban distress but warns a new cabinet bureau is not the answer. It cites rising urban low income migration, tax strain, and required services while suggesting redirecting existing federal funds to cities to address housing, policing, welfare, and infrastructure without expanding federal control.
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Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Congress
New York
Health
Education, and Welfare
Intenor
Commerce
Tuted
Department of Urban
S. Negro
White House
Hampton Roads
Stalin
Khrushchev
Karl Radek
Man Tye
Chu Toh
Letty Ana
Khrustthev
Mo Te-ting
Chilowwphor
World War II era patrol and local winter storm disrupts Corry
A wartime report notes a task force briefing the U S Pacific fleet amid war in the Pacific while a heavy blizzard isolates Corry causing road closures Route 6 shutdown and cancelled Rex Theatre matinee. A hometown funeral notice for a Pearl Harbor casualty is included among the disrupted daily life items.
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Washington
U. S. Pacific
Japanese Mandate Islands
Todiy
Sokolsky on Russia and the Communist split in history
George Sokolsky debates the scope of Russia's aims and the enduring intra Communist split. He cites Groenke and outlines decades of factionalism from London 1903 to Stalin’s era, arguing private opinion erodes revolution in a world shaped by force and propaganda.
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Russia
Soviet Russia
London
Lenin
Trotzky
Stalin
Inside Carderock Basin Taylor’s precision navy testing lab
An account of the David W. Taylor Model Basin at Carderock, its origin from Rear Admiral Taylor, and its role in naval design. It describes the 1,200 foot towing channel, field tests, and the basin’s impact on saving the Navy millions by testing ships and weapons at scale.
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Carderock
Maryland
David W. Taylor
Admirals
U.S. Naval Academy
British
Royal Naval College
U. S
Young Taylor
Taylor Basin
U.S. Navy
David Taylor Model Basin
Diagrammed solution to torpedo damage on a cruiser
A model basin scene shows a cruiser hit by three torpedoes on the starboard side. The ship heels, controls, and bulkheads are discussed as engineers produce a plan to keep the vessel afloat. The maze of experiments reveals steering to port or starboard to avoid capsize and to use main guns for stability.
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Pacific
Taylor Model Basin
Push-button saving lures banks to boost thrift plans
In a fierce savings race banks experiment with automation and self service to attract deposits. Machines stamp receipts and photograph deposits, while Telefile links headquarters to seven branches for instant handling of deposits and withdrawals. Banks promote automatic transfers from checking to savings and in plant programs to reach workers. Inflation and higher rates drive this push toward easier saving and broader access.
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New York
Eller
U. S
Sam M. Fleming
American Bankers Association
Fleming
Third National Bank
Nashville
Howard Savings Institution
Newark
N. J
Telefile
Teleyesister Corporation
Stamford
Con
Area Man Seeks State Senate Post In Dem Primary
Merin A Blair, known in Corry for work with the Pennsylvania Department of Commerce, announces candidacy for the Crawford Mercer county State Senate seat in the Democratic primary. He cites unemployment and depressed income as core district problems and pledges full-time effort toward recovery and support for regional development. Blair has served as regional representative since 1955, promoting industrial growth and locating branch plans in Pennsylvania, including Meadville and Mercer County firms.
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Merin A. Blair
Corry
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Crawford
Mercer County
Jnerkel
Firemen Save Unoccupied Home in Indley Lake Area
Firemen from here and Sherman fought a house fire at 6 50 am in an unoccupied two story frame dwelling on Stearnberg road near Fardik Farm. The attic blaze spread downward into the south wing kitchen before being contained. Property owned by Frank Neeser of Finitley Lake.
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Indley Lake
Here
Sherman
N. Jpaumtn
Dormer Fardik
Stearnberg Road
Son
Frank Neeser
Finitley Lake
Nuclear testing standoff frames U S Soviet talks in 1960s era clash
Marlow reviews TODAY'S NEWS from Washington with focus on U S Soviet nuclear testing. The piece contrasts Kennedy's vow to resume atmospheric tests with Moscow's insistence on general disarmament and an inspected ban, noting Tas news agency rebuttals and the global threat of fallout.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Aileist
Wiel
Kennedy
Tas
Britain
Khrushchev
Geneva
Kremlin
Kennery
Karushchev
Wertain
Leatt
Tass
Quekropaganda
White House
America
Mill Village Man Guilty in Check Forgery Case
John H. May 19 Mill Village admitted guilt to theft and forgery after cashing a stolen government check at an area department store. Detectives arrested him after a cashier flagged the monthly check from Mrs Izbicki, with the victim Mrs L A Tabicki. May posted 1000 dollar bond and faces the next criminal court term.
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Wert
Wne
Mill Village
John H. May
Erie
L.A. Tabicki
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Italien
Highway Department
Rex Theatre
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Sokolsky
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Reuters
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Robert Groente Jr
Cincinnati
Groenke
Mr. K
Jim Bishop
Tito
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Washington St
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Corry Journal
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William Eaton
Alta Hasbrouck
Tobnane
G.T. Bergman
Bottinelle-Rimgall, Inc
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