New Look defense policy debated amid public questions
The piece surveys Eisenhower era defense doctrine from public remarks on March 17 and January 7 to remarks by Dulles and Stevenson. It traces the shift to mass retaliation and emphasizes emphasis on air power and atomic weapons across services. It notes bipartisan criticism and questions about reliance on one weapon and overall strategy.
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Eisenhower
Admiral Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Press Club
State of the Union
Dulles
Adiai B. Stevenson
Democratic Party
Stevenson
Wilson
Radford
Mixon
Renub- Mcup
America
Hoover
United States
Corry CWA Projects Suspended and Local Updates
Local officials report all Civil Works Administration projects in Corry will halt after Thursday as work shifts to a new works division planned after April. A severe fall injures Miss Allie Markres on Franklin street. Harold Anderson joins Thomas Motor Company. Dick Lecksell’s Palais Royal band to play at the Junior-Senior prom on April 4. George Henry Fox dies at Corry Hospital after illness.
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Arthur Colegrove
George Rampis
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
CWA
Corry
New Works Division
Allie Markres
Franklin Street
Harold Anderson
Wallace
First, Avenue
The
Thomas Motor Company
Clinton Street
Dick Lecksell
Palais Royal
Buffalo
Austin Wylie
Cleveland
How Smart Are You Quiz on Politics and History
A mixed quiz style excerpt tests knowledge on stock ownership, Crimean War allies, Unitarian presidents, Eisenhower McCarthy stance, British health scheme doctor participation, Catholic prejudice political impact, and a roundhouse function question. It includes references to Admiral Radford, Vice President Mixon, Secretary Dulles, Hoover, and Dulles remarks, plus a note on modern whaling yields.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Turkey
Italy
Russia
Austria-Hungary
T. Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Coolidge
Hoover
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Corry items mix politics dogs and travel notes
A Corry page item lists local concerns from dog control fines and a May primary, to a resident angry over gun shots near his home. It notes Camden Bufmer and Hubert Vaughn at a New York toy show, Pete and Joseph Maglarditt eyeing Sicily, and a Florida to Corry travel tale. It mentions a State Supreme Court ruling on subdivision development and a Marine veteran returning from overseas to Fort Meade.
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Whit Wilk
Brook Street
Camden Bufmer
Hubert Vaughn
New York City
Pete
Joseph Maglarditt
Sicily
Italy
Ralph Larson
Florida
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh
Corry
State Supreme Court
High Court
Phinners
Cpl
David Alton Klinger
Seneca Street
Fort George G. Meade
Rene
Sanitary
Community issues and local notes from Corry
The column surveys the sewerage plan for Kane and the need for two treatment works due to hilly terrain. It highlights obedience show winners, Jafco Seamaster boat manufacturing in Sheffield, fluoride in drinking water costs, student suspensions, Home Mortgage Corp. representation, a bathtub theft, local singer Alc William Loveland in France, and a school tax law raising 38 million dollars for communities.
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Kane
Walliam Peiffer
Home Mortgage Corp
Corry
Langhurst and
Stewart
William Loveland
Corrylte
France
Local District Tax Faces Court in Statewide Review
The record cites that school districts statewide gathered about half of the total tax revenue, with a figure of 19 031. 40, and notes a local district tax on club memberships likely headed for a judicial decision. The piece also mentions Fogle Lumber covering a valve box on West Smith Street after a dog rescue and Albert Hamilton assisting Washington County farmers in conservation planning. Mrs. Leo Rhynard is named to the Erie County Democratic Digest committee as campaigning begins, and Abbe Reformed Church’s 145 foot bogey sheds are highlighted as a historic landmark in Clymer.
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Fogle Lumber Company
West Smith Street
Albert Hamilton
Ellis Hamilton
East South Street
Washington County
Leo Rhynard
Erie County
Democratic Digest Committee
Democratic Party
Clymer
Abbe Reformed Church
Weather hints and school notes from Indiana State Teachers College
Readers are advised that forecasts predict stormy weather next month in the Farmers Almanac. Dave Spencer, senior at Indiana State Teachers College, attended the Student Government Association conference at California, Pennsylvania. Corry anglers report unusually good calico bass fishing on Chautauqua Lake. Bernice Olds Ames, once of Corty, now in Los Angeles, continues to publish poetry in literary magazines.
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Dave Spencer
Garrylte
Diana State Teachers College
Ment Association of Pennsylvania State Teachers Colleges
California
Corry
Chautauqua
Bernice Olds Ames
Los Angeles
Penwomen Tribute Cheers Bess Heath Olmstead
The Penwomen's Club publishes tributes to the late Bess Heath Olmstead, a native of the city, in its latest issue. The note recalls her memory and ties to local history. More than 50 million tons of bituminous coal moved through the Great Lakes in 1953, a historic shipping milestone.
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Penwomen’s Club
Bess Heath Olmstead
Great Lakes
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A. D. Colegrove
Georie Henry Fox
Corry Hospital
Ritz Restaurant
Fogle Lumber CO
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National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Is Federal Nepost Insurance Corporation
Fve
R. J. Fogle
Duane Fogle
Roger Brown
A .Hillstrom
H. Martin
Keppel
Euvers
Duane
Sheffield
Jafco Seamaster
Jamestown Alliatve Company
Chevrolet Service
Chevrolet
Service
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton St
J. Fred Kinley
Kinley Insurance Agency
Penna
Reen& Farmers” Mutual Casualty Insurance Ct
Phoenix
Meerdink’s
Colliers Radio & TV
North Center
Colta
Mae
Bigelow
Edith Tunnell
Maportraitsas
Madison
Square Garden
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