Nuclear power pace outpaced by coal and oil gains
In a Corry Journal feature, Maj. Gen. Farrell argues coal oil and gas make steam power cheaper than nuclear. compares Soviet Britain and US plans noting first US plant 60 000 kilowatts later this year at a port site and a 1960 target. Also covers foreign aid opinion polling and amateur athletics remarks from Dr William Stevenson on Olympic standards and race tensions.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Britain
Shipping Port
Bilding
Memorials and Loss Mark 1937 Naval Air Station Fatal Fire
The report recalls the Hindenburg disaster with the loss of 32 lives and mentions the destruction at Lakehurst New Jersey. It notes 100 students set to graduate from Stmor High School in 1937 and 32 letters awarded to senior athletes at Cong Benior High in a morning assembly.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Wnymore
Lins
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Stmor High School
Howard J Sheen
Cong Benior
Naval recruiting officer to visit. locals urged to sign up
May 7 1917 issue notes the district naval recruiting officer will be in the city tomorrow and expects several locals to enlist. The newly formed local American Red Cross chapter reports rapid membership growth. Horton Davis is promoted to chief transfer clerk of the Pennsylvania Railroad mails, succeeding Mr Brennan, who resigned. News arrives that H L Stebbins, formerly of here, has been commissioned as captain and will organize an engineers company in Toledo.
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Toledo
Funeral rites held for Mrs Nellie Lindal at Bracken Home
The funeral service for Mrs Nell Le Livital was held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Robert DeBoer officiating. Burial followed in Tionesta Cemetery. Bearers were Paul Clark, Erwin Johnson, Joseph Hudson, Jack Sawyer, O. C. Kinney, and Louis Moke. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Patchen, Warren. Frederick Patchen, Clarendon. Mr and Mrs Glenn Beckerink. Mr and Mrs Everett Patchen, Clymer, and many other relatives and friends from Carry.
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Nel le Livital
Bracken
Robert DeBoer
Tionesta
Paul Clark
Erwin Johnson
Joseph Hudson
Jack Sawyer
O. C. Kinney
Louis Moke
Robert Patchen
Warren
Frederick Patchen
Clarendon
Glenn Beckerink
Everett Patchen
Clymer
Carry
Erie Plant Hit As Workers Strike
Inland Container Corporation plant workers, all 189 employees, went on strike at midnight after rejecting a proposed new contract at a Sunday night meeting. Charles Clark, works manager, said the strikers were members of District 50 United. Office employees remained on the job. Clark refused to disclose the wage terms of the contract, which was voted down.
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Charles Clark
Clark
District 50
United
TV Network Shuffle Sees Major Show Cancellations and Replacements
TV highlights report widespread schedule reshuffles across the three networks as Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz pause new I Love Lucy ventures, CBS reruns popular titles on Wednesdays, and several key personalities face movement or cancellation including Jackie Gleason Perry Mason Robert Montgomery Sid Caesar George Gobel Danny Thomas Roy Rogers and Dinah Shore with new projects and time slots under discussion.
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Tiny
Lucile Ball
Desi Arnaz
CBS
Desi
Lucille
Lucy
GBS
Jackie Gleason
Perry Mason
Erle Stanley Gardner
Robert Montgomery
Sid Corsar
Ray
Slezak and Sons
Benge Lancers
Sir Lancelot
New York
George Gobél
Eddie Fisher
Danny Thomas
ABC
Dean Pike
Smith assumes Pennsylvania auditor post and Kent sworn in
Charles C. Smith was sworn in as Pennsylvania auditor general for four years in Harrisburg, succeeding Charles R. Barber. Robert F. Kent, elected with Smith, was sworn in as state treasurer. Smith pledged watchdog duties, open-door access, and rigid checks on new and current staff to protect the public purse amid a two-day inaugural ceremony. Mischa Borr, 58, leader of the Teider era Orchestra at the Waldorf Astoria, died in New York after a 30-year tenure.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Charles C. Smith
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Charles R. Barber
Erle
Robert F. Kent
Meadville
Smith
Barber
Weldon B
Heyburn
Kent
Commonwealth
Francis R. Smith
Mischa Borr
Teider 'Era
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Odessa
Russia
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