MURDER FOR UNTRAINED CALIFORNIA GUARD ARGUMENTS
California officers testify before a House subcommittee that six months of training is essential for guard survival, citing Okinawa losses of 2,200 men as evidence. They argue extended training will not kill the Guard but save lives and strengthen its effectiveness in modern warfare.
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California
Roy Green
Forty - Ninth National Guard
House Armed Services
Okinawa
Green
John W. Guerard
Forty-Ninth
Maxwell D. Taylor
Atomic power split pits private firms against public plans
The atomic power debate pits private utilities against a government effort to push civilian nuclear energy. Lewis Strauss cites nineteen plants by 1962 delivering about 1.4 million kilowatts, while others warn private output lags behind Britain, the Soviet Union, and Western Europe. Party lines freeze action as Congress and the administration contend.
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Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
California
Ohio Valley
Northeast
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Wesern European Atomic Group
Eurotion
Thomas B. Macyyy
Traimat Administration
Commission
Joint Congressional Committee
Optimists Weigh Future as Economy Sees Mixed Signals
A New York economic outlook notes both optimism and risk as spring approaches. Analysts cite moderating inflation fears, but persistent costs and shrinking margins threaten many firms. Some industries expect steadier output while others face tighter profits and shorter work weeks amid uncertain demand.
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New York
Wartitius
Rpit
Byer
Paul W. McClyken
Auvistras
Lys
Wall Street
Economy outlook hints at strong consumer spending this year
Business Mirror reports analysts expect higher consumer outlays for nondurable goods and services, offsetting a drop in durable purchases. Confidence centers on inventories stabilizing while government demand rises. total goods and services may climb from 412 billion to 430 billion dollars in 1956. The Bermuda town of St George is named after Sir George Somers, shipwrecked in 1609 en route to the Virginia colony.
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Satorlezatos
Marty Galnyburch
le National Industrial ‘Conférence Bord
St. George
Bermuda
Sir George Somers
Coloy
Virginia
Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
Bear Lake News Letter reviews local social happenings and visits. Families and friends from Jamestown Clymer and Lake Wendell joined gatherings and returned from Florida after a three week vacation. Names include Cornish Jr Leon Cable Jimestown and relatives Richard Price Kathy and Edith Hawkins.
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Bear Lake News
Pean
Una Afternoch Cornish Jr
Florida
Str
Leon Cable
Jimestown
Nornwn-Faulst
Lakewend
Richard Price
Kathy
Houghton
Aucille Price
Wiggers
Clymer
Edith Hawkins
Etlel Bond
Jamestown
Hiram Beckerink
Sonya
Trudy
Gordon White
Daryl
J. C. Man- Waring
Millie Burch Wis
K Martin
Hirvey Martin
Governors urge continued unemployment relief in 1938
Washington reports six key industrial state governors urged President Roosevelt to extend heavy unemployment relief spending in the 1938 fiscal year. Corry High debate team remains in contention after defeating Titusville, with Ged and Franklin battling for top Allegheny District Scholastic Debate League honors. Authorities launched a dog control campaign in First Ward amid concerns over roaming canines and licensing questions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Coety High School
Franklin
Titusville
First Ward
40 Years Ago March 6 1917 Erie Concert Plans
Mrs G H Bosworth reports 32 Corry residents will travel to Erie by special train for John McCormack concert. Carl Spike Stearns writes from Tampico Mexico about Willis family festivities near. School board weighs library building plans amid public library expansion talks. Grandma Anna Snatchko hosts 65th birthday party in Sturgeon hall with 57 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren present. two of her 15 children absent. J Martin in Jamestown on Friday night.
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G. H. Bosworth
John McCormack
Erie
Sturgeon
Anna Snatchko
Sturgeon Athletic Association
Deadline March 18 For Candidates To File Petitions
Erie County Board of Elections sets March 18 as the last date for candidates seeking May primaries to file petitions. Signatures are being gathered countywide with deadlines for withdrawals March 25 and objections to petitions by the same date. Voter registration moves and party changes have separate deadlines in late March and April, with military ballots and official counts following May's primary and late May registrations. County judge require 200 signatures and 35 dollar fee. other county offices need 100 signatures and 25 dollar fee. school directors 10 signatures no fee.
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Erie County Board of Elections
County Board of Elections
Justices of the Poace
Elvetion
Preston
Burned-Out Orcutt Family Receives Community Aid
Neighbors and friends rally to help the Orcutt family after a Saturday fire on Warren Kinzin road destroyed their home while the family was away. Motorist Albert Cataldy from Killeen alerted Cheridon and Pleanant Volunteer Fire departments. The damaged family is temporarily housed by Arthur Murseson in Welbins.
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Ingene Wes
Emery Orcutt
Warren- Kinzun
Solleiline
Strickes
Orcutt
Albert Cataldy
Killeun
Clhirendon
Plenant
Welbins
Arthur 3Urseson
New York Central Train Mail Car Derails Near Conneaut
The New York Central Railroad reported its third wreck in six weeks as a mail car derailed on a westbound express near Conneaut. No injuries were recorded. the derailment occurred around 5 p.m. one mile east of Me Connneaut station, with investigators blaming a broken wheel and fire crews clearing the site within an hour. Most traffic remained moving in both directions while three other tracks in the electronic control system were undamaged. The engine and 12 cars continued westward about 90 minutes later.
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ERIE
New York Central Railroad
Connneaut
NYC
Me Conneaut Station
Weecker
Snl
Nvitaliy
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Gorry Evening Journal
George R Sample
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John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelui-Eimball, Inc
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
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Eileotier
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Kay
E. Crosby Bush Dee
Malet
Tutuetet
Red Cross
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Oblain
Don Williams
Home Service
Donald Neylon Jr
Mott Street
Sawyer
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Phonograph Records
Stocum's Electronics
Carl “Spike” Stearns
Tampico
Mexico
Board of Education
J. Martin
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