Geography and Navy parity steer a long war outlook
The piece discusses geography as the ally of the United States in a potential global conflict, noting submarine and anti-submarine measures as crucial. It highlights Admiral Pirie’s view on mine layers, hunter-killer groups, patrol planes, blimps and helicopters, plus Polaris fleets. It also covers the federal push to fund a 1000 mile Interstate network and the complexities of interstate highway laws.
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Soviet Union
Seng
United States
R. B. Pirie
Afr
Pirie
Maine
New Jersey
Penansylvania
Man Convicted In Wife Murder Faces 10 to 20 Years
In Pittsburgh Chester Mauchiine was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of his wife Elizabeth, 43. A jury deliberated over more than five hours before returning the verdict. The defense may file an appeal, and Mauchiine stated he shook his wife after a dispute over drinking, later burying her body. He surrendered in Chicago after reporting his wife missing.
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Pittsburgh
Chester
Mauchiine
Elizabeth
Gerdic
Wien Med
Chicago
Robert Young's TV Emmy Win Sparks Cozy Talk on Schedule
Hollywood Highlights notes Robert Young insists on brisk TV production despite lunch breaks. He recalls an actor co-star with a wild past, contrasts TV work with film pace, and doubts an Emmy boosts TV standings. Young explains frequent takes and school obligations shape shooting days.
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Hollywood
Robert Young
Bob Young
Bob
Corryite Applauds New York Tour From Past Experience
A reader recalls a Thanksgiving weekend trip to New York City on a Corry Journal-Evie Railroad sponsored tour. She details travel by train and bus, hotel stay near Seventh Avenue, meals, and sights from Chinatown to Times Square, with practical tips and a wish to return.
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Corryite
New York
New York City
Corry Journal-Evie
the Journal
Gov. Clinton
7Th Avenue
Manhattan
Chinatown
Bowery
Harlem
Times Square
Grant's Tomb
Fifth Avenue
St John's
Far District
Erie to Build 2 Million Dollar Eastway Plaza
Eastway Plaza Inc plans a 18 store shopping center with a 1000 car parking lot in Erie to begin spring construction. William Cataro and Associates of Youngstown will develop the project, which will be the second largest in the area, with West Erie Plaza larger when it opens next fall. Land purchases totaling 463,500 and 16,500 were recorded for the site.
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Erie
Howard Plate
Eastway Plaza Inc
Eastway Plaza
William Cataro
Ronald G Gelip
Youngstown
Recorder's Office
Caunp
Riboro Improvement Corp
Nagle Estate
Roaming Round Highlights School Spending and Local News
A survey in area schools shows students carry about $327 in three classes with jingling and folding money. Local drug stores compare October sales to last year amid flu waves. Pennsylvania faces unemployment compensation reform as lawmakers convene in January to close loopholes and curb fund abuses. Shakespearian play at Grove City Colleges promotes students Stuart Ball and L.B. Ball. Wall Street Journal notes Henry Margolis buying Elgin Watch Co. stock through Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Inc, fueling market rumors.
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George Mulderick
Girard
Rev Carrick
Pennsylvania
Stuart Ball
LB. Ball
Henry Ty
Grove City Colleges
Wall Street Journal
Elgin Watch Co
Henry Margolis
Aero Supply Mfg. Co, Inc
Margolis
Aero
Local notes mix politics jobs and promotions in mead area
Brief items note Elgin on storey exchange, Peavy Pox licensed as beauty teacher in Detroit, and local restaurant dish washer ads with 23 applicants aged 18 to 70. Maple syrup gifts marketed to business customers, zoning board input on old high school, honorary life membership for Earle T. Cherry, Pennsylvania and Erie ad budgets, caution urged on cigarette vending machines, concealed numbers in paper bags for prize gimmick, Pyl David Dirks promoted to corporal in Maine Corps, and Frank Renzi and wife honored on 50th anniversary.
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Storey
Lon
Columus
Virginia Foren
Detroit
The
Times & Restaurant
Titusville
Earle T. Cherry
Mead Park
Pennsylvania
Erie
Pyl
David Dirks
U.S. Maine Corps
Crane
Charles Dirks
North Center Street
Frank Renzi
East South Street
Carroll
Bette Davis announces divorce from husband
Hollywood star Bette Davis revealed her husband will pursue a divorce. City officials debated a traffic ordinance and parking restrictions from 2 to 6 am. The council delayed approval of a street grade and widening plan on West Columbus Avenue until property owners release rights.
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Hollywood
Bette Davis
Fred J. Weaver
State Highway Department
West Columbus Avenue
Death of Clayton Skiff in France reported
Word reached in Center street that Private Clayton Skiff of Company A died of wounds in October while serving in France. Also notes two fires answered by the fire department, a plan to lengthen the school day by 30 minutes to recoup epidemic time, and the East Main street billiard parlors and bowling alleys reopening under E R Love.
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Glen Taylor
Center Street
Clayton Skiff
France
Skiff
Company A
East South Streets
Choice of gifts ends in deadly shotgun accident
In Salina Kansas George McDowell and his wife debated Christmas gifts in their bedroom when he cleaned a shotgun that fired, leaving a gaping hole in the bed and ending their decision.
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Salina
Kan
George McDowell
McDowell
Fire Causes 15000 Damage To Erie Market
A two alarm fire of undetermined origin yesterday afternoon caused about 15000 damage to Fritz Vetter meat market in Erie. Firemen answered at 3 19 p m and the last unit left the scene shortly before 8 p m. The blaze started in the basement as crowds watched and smoke constantly poured from the building. Vetter, at the location 25 years, reported partial insurance and four customers were inside when smoke was detected. Fireman Bill Coleman sustained a puncture wound from a stray axe as crews ripped into walls to reach the fire.
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SRIE
Fritz
Vetter
Bill Coleman
No. 6
Cole
Fire Damages Market Near Krug's Shoe Store
Fire in a market caused estimated $5,000 in building damage and $10,000 in contents. Red Cross responders treated a man at the scene. The market stood next to Krug's shoe store which recently moved in after a prior fire. The blaze began in the basement of the former site on March 13, 1957, with a firewall separating Krug's from the burning market.
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Red Cross
Krug's
Funeral services for AP editor Paul Mickelson held tomorrow
Paul R. Mickelson 59 longtime general news editor for the Associated Press died yesterday in New Rochelle Hospital from a ruptured blood vessel due to arterial hardening. Services set for 3 p.m. at Christ Church Pelham Manor. Survived by widow Zerelda and three children Carol Judith Michael. Also survived by brother Walter publisher of New Ulm Minnesota and three sisters in Minnesota and Arizona.
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Paul R. Mickelson
General News
Associated Press
Mickelson
New Rochelle Hospital
Christ Church
Pelhatdale Avenue
Shore Road
Pelham Manor
Zerelda
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