Pugwash claims spark alarm in press and public
The article cites Cyrus Eaton at his Pugwash estate hosting scientists from the Soviet Union and Communist China. He asserts FBI scrutiny of U S scientists and a claim that communists are scarce, calling the United States spy apparatus compares to Gestapo. The piece labels these views as “all pugwash.” It also notes Roy A. Roberts promoting rural revival through a Kansas City Star full page ad and urging attention to agriculture as the nation’s turning point.
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Kansas City Star
Farm comeback cushions industrial recession in New York analysis
Optimism grows as farm income rises and unemployment benefits buoy retail demand. The midwest drought recovery, higher livestock prices, and easing money and mortgage terms fuel belief inflation will ease. Confidence in agricultural America turning the corner supports a broader recovery and renewed faith in prosperity.
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Mid-West
America
Roy Roberts
Business mood brightens as 1954 profits and home loans rise
Sam Day notes optimism in the economy with wage growth expectations and rising prices. Dun and Bradstreet finds 40 per cent of 1,500 executives expect profits to match or exceed last year. AMA reports majority expect 1954 sales to top prior year. FHA seeks Congress allowance to insure four billion more home loans in 13 months. NAHB anticipates one million new homes this year. Silver linings persist in business outlook.
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Federal Housing Administraton
Congress
National Association of Home Builders
Thieves Lift $2,220 In Furs From Open Store
Edith Messer, operator of an open store, reported to police that fur theft occurred Monday or yesterday. Loss totaled 2220 dollars with items including a cerulean stole cape, Julesta fur stole, pastel fur cape and an autumn age stole. Police pursuing several leads in the case.
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Dr Irwin Moon to Show Sound Film at Corty church
Dr Irwin A Moon of Moody Bible Institute will present his latest sound film The Red River of Life at Corty Evangelical United Brethren Church on Sunday evening May 18 at 745 pm. The film, part of Mons Mon Moon s Sermons from Belence series, uses science to illustrate biblical truths and traces a crimson river 100000 miles long through the human bloodstream. Reverend Merle Huffmaster of Cortland will project and discuss the ministry of the Bible Institute. the public is invited.
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Moody Bible Institute
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Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
Bear Lake community events are reported including a Mother and Daughter banquet at Bear Lake KUB Church with 116 attendees. Clergy, guests from Union City and Clymer, local families, and firemen hosted a Thursday event, with a Sunday church service marking Mother’s Day and multiple local visits and celebrations.
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Carl Hughes
Union City
Colombia
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Coimbry
Sonja
Trudy Bockerink
Clymer
J. Manwaring
Bear Lake
Clyde Manwaring
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Alec Perkins
Younestnyn
Olio
Bewy Lake
Pittsfield
Lotrivile-Bihe
Cottville
Mise
Lucille Killmy
Corry memory notes May 14 1938 and events
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls Gifford Pinchot urging Pennsylvania voters to renominate Senator Jamendy Davis ahead of next Tuesday's Republican primary. A County High School production features an all star cast from past shows. National All Mail Week advertised at Corry post office and Miller Pharmacy window exhibit.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Jamendy Davis
All Mail
Corry
Miller Pharmacy
War Fund Drive Aims to Raise 10000 in City
Forty years ago on May 14 1916 the city planned to begin raising its $10000 quota for the Second Hundred Million Dollar War Fund of the American Red Cross. Local volunteers Lee A Proper William S Taylor and Charles M Skinner left for Fort Slocum after enlisting at the recruiting office. The Corry and Columbus motor bus line announced service starting tomorrow easing travel for residents. G Sumner Bentley was elected president of the Board of Commerce, replacing J Walter Clough who became first vice president.
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Atomic Power May Be Closer Than We Think
Ohio Valley electric utilities foresee atomic power affecting the region within a decade with 50 percent of output potentially atomically powered. Hydrogen fusion may emerge as a future power source as 150,000 kilowatt plants are planned near Lapuna Beach, and Shippingport operates at 60,000 kilowatts. Coal remains a key transport and energy source, with costs around 1.9 mills per kilowatt hour, while atomic energy may supplement coal for years, spurring new industrial uses and chemical applications. The Ohio Valley could become an “atom valley” as research expands.
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Two Brothers Enter Ministry in Beaverdale
Eleven men were ordained as ministers of the Evangelical United Brethren Church last night. J. Paul Ciampa and Donald J. Ciampa of Beaverdale Cambria County were among them, sons of the Rev. and Mrs. Ciampa. The Rev. Ciampa has led the Beaverdale UB church for ten years. Two of his other sons, Frank and Ralph, also plan to enter the ministry.
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Senate probes study bombing in Detroit business districts
Senate investigators led by Sen. John J. McClellan examine a series of bombings against Detroit auto wash racks, cleaning and barber shops. The hearings explore links to Mafia activity and underworld expansion from New York Chicago and Miami into the Midwestern labor-management scene.
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Polish Communists Hit Yugoslavia Over Cold War Blame
The Polish Communist party issued a 5000 word rebuke of Yugoslavia for not blaming American imperialism alone for the Cold War. It argued imperialists caused global bloc division and cited Yugoslavs sharing equal blame with the West in their new party program.
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