National clearing house eyed to track delinquent drivers
States struggle to check applicants across 48 other states, so the Bureau of Public Roads proposes a national clearing house. It would list names, addresses and license suspensions or revocations to prevent unlicensed drivers from obtaining new licenses elsewhere. Perjury charges could apply if concealment occurs. The FBI is favored to collect and share such information to remove a serious road menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Boads
Federal Bureau of Investation
United States
Corry Journal Advertising and Subscription Rates Notice
The Corry Journal lists subscription options at 11.00 per year for a full year, 5.7b for six months, and 2.00 per year with 4.75 for all. Carrier price is seven cents per copy, weekly 42 cents. Advertising rates available on request. Display deadlines stated as 9 on the previous publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Fener
Farmers want less aid and subsidies from Congress
A Pennsylvania Farmers Association delegation will visit Washington March 16 17 to urge reduced price supports and fewer federal school funds. They call for less legislation and less national spending while cautioning lawmakers that farm prices must fall to near production costs. They urge independence and fault big government handouts.
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Pennsylvania
Association
Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
Woman Chooses Stamp For Green Envelope At Somerset Post Office
In Somerset Pennsylvania Doris Koscan visited the local post office with a green envelope and brown lettering. She asked for a stamp that would suit the envelope. Postal workers showed several options and she selected a four-cent conservation commemorative in green and brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Doris Koscan
Somerset Post Office
TV Highlights Bring Hemingways War Classic to Playhouse 90
NEW YORK AP Evos Hemingway s Por Whom the Bell Tolls comes to TV this week in the season s most ambitious drama. Part one airs Thursday at 9 30 PM EST on CBS TV s Playhouse 90 with Maria Schell Jason Robards Jr Maureen Stapleton and Eli Wallach. The three hour teleplay, longest single drama on TV, follows an American with Loyalist forces in the Spanish Civil War who joins a guerrilla band to blow up a bridge. Director John Frankenheimer urges viewers to focus on the story rather than scenery, as the production uses four New York studios and staged outdoor effects with real snow and thirty horses for outdoor scenes.
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New York
Evos
Hemingway
A. &. Hotchner
Stovel
Cbs—Tv
Maria Schell
Jason Robards, Jr
Maureen Stapleton
Walter Scott Herndon
Bear Lake News Items Notice Remarkable Return Home
SEAR LAKE-Reno Burkey, once a Grove City Hospital patient, has returned to his home. The item notes involvement of Columbus Sugar Grove and Panama tire firms at a fire scene to control recent damage. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Martin on March at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lona Crossill ab Ue.
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Sear Lake
Reno
Armed Forces Chiefs Cite Budget Reservations
Washington AP reports the four service chiefs and JCS chair Gen Nathan Twining told Congress the 40.045 billion defense budget is adequate for essential programs but each service has reservations. Army seeks Nike Zeus missiles, more personnel and anti aircraft gear. Navy calls for more ships submarines missiles and antisubmarine work. Air Force pushes bomber replacement nuclear engine prototype and Bomarc increases. Marines want 20,900 boots, more ships and aircraft and better facilities.
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Washington
Congress
Einenhower
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan Twining
Senate
ARMY
Maxwell D. Taylor
NAVY
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
AIR Force
Gen
Thomas White
Randolph M. Pate
Marine Corps
Perkins Family Noted In Youngstown Area Visit
Mr and Mrs Alec Perkins are mentioned in Youngstown Ohio. Mrs Gertrude Newhouse has been admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Wevers and their son and family and Mr and Mrs Lester Wevers are vacationing in Florida for two weeks.
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Alec Perkins
Youngstown
Ohio
Gertrude Newhouse
Corry Memorial Hospital
Walter Wevers
Lester Wevers
Florida
Zeckendorf heirs lead skyline push with 70M hotel
In New York, father and son Whit Zeckendorf lead a staff of 100 overseeing real estate projects worth hundreds of millions across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Bill Zeckendorf, 29, heads the groundbreaking 48 story Zeckendorf Hotel in mid Manhattan, the era’s priciest inn. He predicts a housing boom into the 1960s as the country builds up to two million units annually, while noting a shift away from commuting. The family ties to the U.N. and a history arc echo through their ventures and marriage to Trygve Lie’s daughter. Bill seeks a large, old-fashioned apartment for his family.
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New York
America
Whit Zeckendorfs
United States
Canada
Mexico
Young Bill
Zeckendorf
Manhattan
Bill
United Nations
U.N
Zeckenderf
Guri Lie
Trygve Lie
Legislature Debates Tax Plan and School Aid Hikes
Both parties back a tax program and raise school construction aid. Top legislative leaders push higher pay for state employees, with a 4000 per year raise for top officers. Senate hearings to examine the budget begin as lawmakers clash over Lawrence’s proposed 1.9 billion dollar package and a 25 percent tobacco tax.
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Lontnea
Rage One
Senate
Teached
J. Dean Polen
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Lawrence
Appropriations
George B. Stevenson
Clinton
Polen
Stevenson
Italy formulates territorial demands on France note
Corry diary notes London report that Italy has formally stated territorial claims on France in a note to the French government. Reopening of the WPA sewing project in Corry is under consideration with WPA offices in Erie confirming outcome tied to quarters. The Barnes block YMCA club rooms contract for decorating and repair awarded to Larry Sandstrom.
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London
Italy
France
WPA
Corty
Erie
Barnes Block
First Avenue
Larry Sandstrom
Municipal Club to Move to G H Barlow Apartments
Four distinct aliases used to pass bad checks in local stores over recent days as merchants reported the fraud. Board of Commerce directors approve a plan to restore trolley service and lift the line from debt. Mather Hilburn to perform Carry on March 14 as the final act of the Library Entertainment Course.
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Municipal Club
Brown Block
G. H. Barlow
Board of Commerce
Mather Hilburn
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Service and Health
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Armed Forces
THE
Studebaker
Waile
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N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Hal Boyle
Corry
A. N. Goldfinch
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Ion City
Tron City
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West Main Street
Mare
Chris Th
Chi Teit
Mae Aint
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