Tornado Season Peaks as June Watch Calls for Action
The U S Weather Bureau warns tornado season has peaked but remains dangerous into June with new disasters possible. President Eisenhower cites disaster areas for federal aid while calls grow for integrated warning systems and better household shelter readiness.
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Corporate jets and safety plans reshape postwar travel
The text notes growing use of corporate aircraft by executives and technicians as industry expands. It highlights inhouse pilots and maintenance, broader safety programs, and urges towns to establish central shelters that could double as atomic shelters to enhance national security.
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New York
Business aircraft safety and growth concerns rise in 1950s
The National Business Aircraft Association cites about 2 50 planes rising to nearly 29000 in ten years. The Fight Safety Foundation estimates flying hours by 1960 nearing 50 million. Civil Aeronautics Administration reports 710 accidents per 100 million miles for business flying, higher than airlines but lower than pleasure flying.
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Baldwin Resigns as Prime Minister in London Shakeup
London reports Stanley Baldwin resigns as prime minister, Neville Chamberlain named to succeed him after King George accepts the resignation. F A Loveland sails to New York to attend the Rowey International convention in Nice, France. Golden Rule Club approves cash drawings as a future sales feature at St Edward's High School.
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Election Officials Named for 21 to 31 Age Registration
Election officials to oversee the registration of all males aged 21 to 31 for service include Captain J. D. Bentley, Mark Brooks, Roy Sidmner, David Lines, Charles Patterson, Leon Lindsley, and Edward Rossbacher. F N Poole, chief mate of the U S Navy, will visit tomorrow for results and is expected to receive many young men. Gerry Wentworth of Church street escaped injury when his auto...
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Roy Sidmner
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Leon Lindsley
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F.N. Poole
U. S. Navy
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Bear Lake News Letter Social Calls and Church Service
Bear Lake residents hosted visitors including Claud and Doris Johnson from Buffalo Ralph and Ethel Martin from Garland Harvey Martin family and others from Elmhurst Me Gordon White and Daryl Sonya Trudy Beckerink from Clymer and J G Manwaring family. Marcia Wevers visits grandparents Wilton and Mrs Wevers. Youth Fellowship led Evangelical United Brethren Church service with Beverly Hartford. Herb Shay delivered the message. No prayer meeting Wednesday due to Rev Lundeen aiding revival at North Clymer Church.
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Buffalo
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Harvey Martin
Ivan Hawkins
Elmhurst
Gordon White
Daryl
Hiram Beckerink
Sonya
Trudy
Clymer
J. G. Manwaring
Marcia Wevers
Lester Wevers
Panama
Wilton Wevers
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Beverly Hart-ford
Herb Shay
Lundeen
North Clymer
Child Born After Streetcar Collision Injury
A baby girl was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Charles Deyo of North Center street following a collision involving a street car on North Center street.
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Erie Car Thief Caught After Car and Wallet Heist
An Erie man reports his new car was stolen by a hitchhiker who rode with him to Somerset. Detective Captain Richard Hetio identifies the suspect as David R. Jordan of Weymouth Mass, an Air Force enlisted man, found on the Turnpike with $80 of the victim’s $100 wallet. Jordan will be returned to face charges. Griffin, the car owner, said he had agreed to give the man a ride after picking him up on the east side of Erie.
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Mother sues over deadly Erie traffic death
Bertha Wilson of Erie filed a civil action in Common Pleas Court seeking more than $5,000. against John E Tromans and Ann Dixon in connection with the death of her 5-year-old daughter Josephine on April 23 at 13th and Division when struck by Tromans’s car. Dixon owned the vehicle involved.
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