Local Notices and Developments Across Norfolk Port Area
A long list of public notices and local developments includes job postings for a trainee examiner in Norfolk and Portsmouth areas under cooperative engineering, wage details for GS-8 and GS-4 positions, and application instructions. Boroughs install new parking meters with anti-slug features and remote violation reporting, while Warren Plastics becomes a subsidiary of ElTronics Inc. in Philadelphia, keeping its operations in Titusville and South Irvine Street. Local incidents include a burn injury to a 13-year-old, filing of nominating petitions by Democrats, a hospital appointment for a pathologist, real estate transfers in Erie County, and ongoing civic planning such as redevelopment talks and a debut of souvenir plates to attract tourism and industry. News notes report weather, traffic fines, legislative measures, and municipal actions, with community events and memorial notices interleaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren ‘Plastics Corporation
el Tronics, Inc
Philadelphia
Nog
Bee
Stuart J. Myers
Senate panel approves Bruce as West Germany envoy
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved David K. B. Bruce by voice vote to be ambassador to West Germany. The panel also backed Amory Houghton of Corning New York to France and tied nominees for Australia Vietnam and other top diplomatic posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Oks
Bruce
Germany
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
David K. B. Bruce
West Germany
Leutine
Amory Houghton
Corning
NY. C
France
William J. Sebald
Foreign Service
Australia
Thorsten V. Kelijarvior
Seretary
Elbridge Durbrow
Viet Nam
Strong Aleutian quake recorded by Boston College seismograph
The seismograph at Boston College logged a very strong earthquake at 6 55 a m EST likely near the Aleutian Islands. The Rev Daniel Liteman noted it as one of the strongest in the past two days with 46 yesterday and 4 today. Some West Coast sources call it an aftershock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rresorry
Misao
Nomination Made to Erie County Planning Board
Mayor Earl T. Cherry submitted the nomination of S E Anderson to the Erie County commissioners for appointment to the county planning board. The nine members will include three from townships, three from boroughs, two from Erie city, and one from Corry with a $15000 budget. The board will handle highways zoning and countywide planning needs and hire an engineer to survey the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. BE. Anderson
Earl T. Cherry
S E. Anderson
Erie County Commisssioners
Erie County Planning Board
Anderson
Erie City
Corry
Windy Weather Moves Into East
A windy storm from the mid continental area moved into the eastern third of the nation. The blustery March system traversed the plains and reached the upper Mississippi Valley the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley. Rain pelted areas during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Continent
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio’ Valley
Eisenhower Budget Faces Roadblocks in Education Aid Fight
Washington reports the push to renew federal aid to education amid Republican and business opposition. President Eisenhower seeks a 71.8 billion budget with 1.3 billion for classroom building, but lawmakers doubt the need and fear higher spending. Rep. Powell from New York aims to block segregated schooling, a clash that stalled the 1956 bill and continues into 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Jim Hallary
Folsom
Chamber of Commerce
Hee- Beer
Chamber
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Jeast
White House
Conference On Education
Uise
Adam Powell
New York
Powell
Van Doren on TV Quiz Show Becomes Tax Planning Tale
Van Doren entered the night’s TV quiz with earnings around 3 143 000 and saw a partial cut of about 14 000. He expected after taxes to net roughly 30 000, planning to invest the funds and use them for a car purchase, a vacation, and other plans after Easter break. He is the son of poet Mark Van Doren and earns about 4 000 a year teaching, intending to continue in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Hotel Corp
Colonel Drake
Titusville
van Doren
Pulitzer Pri
Mark van Doren
Aeach
Jets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Portsmouths
Vis
Portsmmouth
Norfolk, Va
Salon City
Gary Rishel
Samuel Rishel
Nidin
Erie County
Alvene Chase
Luli Weber
Betty Higgins
Warren General Hospital
Donald L. Creed
Creed
Joseph R. Sugerman
Greed
Warren
Veterans Administration Hospital
Pittsburgh
EH County
Alton Ray Lauriers
Edward S. Posiux
Concord Township
Howard W Kitelinger Ax
Fred 2. Marshux
Wayne Township
Fuventies
Wattsburg
Moon City
John Slike
Bradford
Patrick Rynd
Cary
Richard Powers
George Johnson
Walter Plummer
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph G. Slike
George Dawley
Gerald VanTassel
Centerville
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Pennsylvania Railroad
French Creek
Sheriff's Department
Anthony Petrosky
Westmoreland
Robert Wheeler
Fayette
Harrisburg
American Legion Auxiliary Fund
Trie
Peach-Sassafras
Tourist Bureau of
Conneaut
Lakeville
Chamber of Commerce Hig
Jamestown
State Senate
Francis 4
Slattery of
Anthony L. Gambatese
Erie
Erie County Board of Assistance
Leader
Karen Silvis
Harry Silvis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clifford Alkens
A. D
Clymer
Lester Gray
West Bend Street
Buffalo
William Tage
David Mead Hotel
Meadville Community Hotel Corp
Gerald Prather
Hotel Corporation
Soit Eparitory
Clifton B. Wilcox
Wilcox
Barley Nursing Home
East Smith Street
Bracken Funeral Home
Clothes
Aleutians
Eae
FIORE
Sient
F. C. Chapin & Son
Marlow
REX
John Wayne
Maureen O'Hara
Chrysler
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler and
Plymouth
First Avenue
Samuel Wood
Richard Walker
de Soto
Buick
Madio
Mercury
Nash Statesman
Borstorff & Fitch
Robert Shettler
Paul Bigelow
Patterson Photo Products
M. O. Baldwin
John Liebegott
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Corby, Pa
Josepha Niedomys
William Miller
International Harvester Sales and Service
Johnson Brothers
South First Avenue
Eugene Marra
Howard VanTabsel
Crystal Coal-Co
Maple Ave
Sien
All-Way Electric Company
Phil Reed
Organ
Hayseed Hop
Addie Fisher
World and
Iroquois
Sponsorea Py
Norge
Roberts
Columbus
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