Burning Glass and Space Mirrors Stir Cold War Era Awe
Soviet astrophysicist claim of 250 mile rocket reach sparks talk of artificial satellites. U S experts warn space station ahead may grant control of Earth. German rocket pioneer Oberth envisions space mirrors heating targets from orbit. Pan Am official cites wartime German research on satellite tech.
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Charles Morgan
New York
A. Sternfeld
U.S
Moscow
United States
la Pa
University of New Mexico
Institute of Meteoritics
S. F. Pryor
Pan American World Always
Women’s Forum
Washington
John Hellwege
Elwin G. Garrier
Amoco
North Center Street
Willis Company
Erie
North American Aviation
Sutton
Hayden Planetarium
Willy Ley
Ley
Twenty Years Ago News Fragments From Journal Files
Budget talks set top agenda as Board of Education plans a special session to adopt the 1934 35 budget and fix the tax levy. A theft at patrol car packing shed, derailment of two freight cars east of the Edie Railroad, and St Edwards High School junior senior prom described. Union contract talks between Westinghouse Electric Corp and CIO IOEU conclude after two days. resumption date pending.
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Board of Education
Edie
Ernoon
St. Edward's High School
St. Edward's Hall
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
Andrews
Kallingt & Fellow
Andy Hanlin
Hls Dulies
Hotel Corry
Warler
Corey Memorial Hospital
Roger Lo Jackman
Joseph Jackman
Frankolvert
Hugheen
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Jackman
Allegheny
Robert L. Jewell
South Center Street
Korea
Fort George G- Meade
Evy Railroad
New York
Chicago
Local notes highlight community figures and police concerns
The column lists various local items including Dallas Smiley’s nomination as a director of the National Association of Cost Accountants, teaching changes at Episcopal Academy, Coleman dealer trainings in Wichita, military promotions in Korea, a monument move in Mead Park, rising garbage dumping complaints, Columbus Dam work doubts, and court-case cost concerns in Warren County.
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Iyi
Dallas C. Smiley
Raymond Mfg. Co
National Association of Cost Accountants
NAGA
Smiley Ths
Erie
Clean C. Mead
Episcopal Academy
Philadelphia
Carl Peterson
Coleman Company
The
Wichita
Kansas
Coleman Heating Institute
Preston Anthony
East
Frederick “Street
Thaye
Robert
Korea
U- 8
Army
Robert Perelman
Tillie Kamber
Columbus
Columbus Dam
State Attorney General Office
Before Canella and After Canella era named locally
Local elders consider a new era designation "Before Canella and After Canella" as Grandview Dables crews build a large condensing and powdered milk plant at Bear Lake. Other notes include Dr. Joseph Seite completing a mental hygiene course, and Art Tito at Princeton being considered for class presidency.
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Mike Canela
Grandview Dables
Bear Laie
Canella
Joseph Seite
Brookstreet
North Warren State Hospital
Heinrich
St. Bonaventure University
Art Tito
Princeton University
Elyic
Glenn C. Mead
Mead Park
YMCA
Park
Lester Howles
Columbus
William Spangenberg
Meat Park Association
Seven Current Events Quiz Questions
A reader quiz asks seven questions on national and international topics. Topics include Supreme Court caseload, non commercial educational TV stations, Green Mountain Style location, the Mann Act scope, the Robins era major league team, 1953 newspaper ad revenue, and a ballerina’s role.
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United States Supreme Court
Cy WO
Colorado
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Oregon
Vermont
The
Robins
U. S
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Corry Evening Journal
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Corry
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Andor Het
Warren County
Es- Winwtitie
Norman Moon
Judie Aolsson
Waris
IL Itoes
Lok New Tel
Elis
Supreme Gourt
Warren
Ruth Bennett
Guy Abbey
Norman Edinger
Edna Pierce
Donald H
Pat) Rickerson
Lokling
Pettico
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F. C. Chapin & Son
Crosby Bush
Main St
Farm Bureau Utval
Micheal Fire
Coyote
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Osan
Slalz
Juntuen
LEED
Anne
yonriNe Lot
Hammond
Eagle Street
Leoul CO
Frigidaire
Pimead
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