End Airline Subsidies Debate in 1955 US transport policy
Corry Evening Journal notes federal airline subsidies totaling about 74 million in 1954, with projected 1955 costs around 70 million and next year about 63 million. It discusses Civil Aeronautics Board compensation, Roy Rizdex remarks, and calls from commerce officials to consider reducing or ending subsidies while balancing mail contracts and aviation development. It references CAB findings and transportation policy debates shaping aviation subsidies and regulatory overhaul proposals.
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American Airlines
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Board
Commierce
United States
Postal Service
National Defense
Louis S Rothschild
Commerce
Kate
Tee Coy Aeronautics Board
CAB
Ross Riz- Dex
Mattoni
Alaskan
Hagullan
Ptalioas
Thiefts
Hoover Gortmudon
Mt Sevat
Corry Notes May 9 1935 Clinic Plans Relief Policy
Corry may start an infant clinic under Ora Narper's supervision. State Emergency Board aims to reduce relief rolls by reporting recipients who refuse jobs. Doctor N. Troy Gillette expanded East Park Place offices with three new rooms and better equipment. Home making classes remain popular under Federal Emergency Relief. Spring weather brings clear skies after fog. Devenie Brothers errous booked for May 20 appearance.
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Corry
Ora Narper
State Emergency Board
O N. Troy Gillette
East Park Plate
How Smart Are You Quiz Answers On Classified Page
Reader can check the Classified page for answers about current events nations and international topics. The quiz asks questions on labor laws, religious demographics, geography, golf terms, polar land presence, Okinawa defense status, and dancer star Tula Finklea.
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New York City
France
Rhine Valley
Germany
Italy
South Pole
Okinawa
West Pacific
Tula Finklea
Jamestown pair arrested for showing lewd films
Two Jamestown residents Emanuel Martino 20 and George Hnatyszyn 18 were arrested by Mayville County Sheriff’s deputies while allegedly showing obscene motion pictures to about 100 teenage boys at the Greek club in Celoran New York. They posted $2,000 bail and await a hearing set for tomorrow before the Peace Judge, with further proceedings planned on the Old Fitz grounds.
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Jamestown
Mayville County
Lawrence Weeks
Merle Campalen
Robert Edwards
Celoran
N.Y
Emanuel Martino
George Hnatyszyn
Harry Johnson
Polaski Wields Power in Erie Mayor Race
Eastside assemblyman Juliger Polaski, longtime champion of Polish American families in Erie, threatens to back Alderman Hogan if Gusky is not appointed as Erie County highway superintendent by Wednesday. He holds leverage over the mayoral contest, with Gardner and Hogan camps courting his influence while Brennan’s opposition clouds the appointment. Polaski seeks jobs for his people, hints at future gains if his demands are met.
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Erie
Juliger Polaski
Polaski
Arthur Gardner
James Hogan
Harrisburg
al Gusky
Eastside
Millcreek Township
Erie County
Hogan
Gusky
Assembly
Gardner
Joseph Brennan
Westside
Brennan
Gov. Leader
Attorney Nowak
Workmen's Compen Station Board
Harry Kubatki
Pennsylvania Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Ray Wagner
Judge Settles Land Dispute in Erie Easement Case
Judge Laub ruled on a three year dispute over a five foot land strip between the homes of John and Mrs Riazi and Cesidio and Mrs DiPlacido on West 17th Street Erie. The case centered on an implied easement for home repairs and the owners clash over use of the strip.
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Erie
John Riazi
Cesidio Diplacido
West 17Th Street
DiPlacido
Riaz
Laub
Legal counsel names tied to state office approval learned
Fragmentary text notes that Nowak provides legal counsel for a state office and that the group would meet with Polaski for approval, a detail deemed noteworthy in the record.
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Tion
Nowak
a_state office
Polaski
Court grants Riazi family access for home repairs on land strip
The Riazi family, residents for 20 years, proved prior access to a land strip. A court ruling grants them access to the strip to perform house repairs, paint, haul coal, and install or remove storm windows and screens.
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Riazi
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Fittz
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Rome
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Conia
N. Center Street
Vitadhgy
Loblaw's
Yans
Waikiki
Desi Arnaz
Bigelow Carvers
Chapel Hill
Mrs. Arnaz
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
ALL Clothes Shop
Tuffy
Corner of
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Washington Sts
Davison Funeral Home
Easty Main Street
Center ST
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