Science and Inflation Views In Dr Hess and Burns Writings
The article cites Dr Victor Hess, Nobel laureate and Fordham professor, praising the harmony of science and religion. It covers anti inflation reforms urged by Dr Arthur Burns, former CEA chair, advocating automatic tax adjustments, cautious public spending, and credit restraint to curb inflation and support recovery.
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Two Paroled Convict and Pilot Survive Sky Lounge Crash
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes a Pacific crash off Point Reyes where two men survived while five others aboard the United Air Lines Sky Lounge perished. The item also mentions Christmas trade preparations, a local clerk appointment at Erie, and military updates including overseas wounds and promotions.
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YMCA Calendar Week of December 1 1958
A weekly YMCA calendar lists daily activities from December 1 to 6 1958 including meetings classes swims and youth events at various times and locations. The note also reports the death of Brig. Andrew Hamilton Gault founder of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry after an operation.
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Babson Reflects On Politics Life Or Death Of Major Parties
Babson Park Massachusetts columnist Roger W Babson reflects on the election results in the United States noting the GOP gained 44 percent of the vote while warning that the Republican Party is not dead and may return in a landslide. He recalls past support for Cordell Hull and discusses Russia's planned economic war, inflation, and unemployment shaping public sentiment. He interviews businessmen and bankers who blame taxes and argues independent voters seek change, urging readers to judge for themselves.
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Pair Held For Fatal Beating In New Mexico
David R. Peterson of Spokane Washington and Woodrow Hines of Bowling Green Kentucky are to be arraigned Monday in a fatal beating case involving Peter DeSalle a 50 year old Blairsville Pennsylvania man. DeSalle's body was found near a road three miles north of Springer New Mexico after Peterson and Hines allegedly admitted to beating him to death and abandoning the body. District Attorney George Reynolds said DeSalle's widow and brother will attend the preliminary hearing in Barton. They face a first degree murder charge. An illustrator case follows with Perry Peterson a 50 year old New York editor dying from burns in his home.
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4400 Take Pay Cut In Buffalo Plant
Westinghouse Electric workers in Buffalo area including Cheektowaga Warsaw and Buffalo plants will see a one cent per hour pay cut for about 4400 employees starting Monday. The cut is triggered by a cost of living rise measured quarterly by the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics and follows a 1955 escalator clause in the union contract. Local 1581 at Cheektowaga accepts the one cent per hour reduction as the wage clause activates.
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Youth Sentenced In Embezzlement Case at Lawrence County Bank
FEINSBURGH AP reports 19 year old Jonathan C. Tucker Jr of New Castle pleaded guilty to embezzling 4600 dollars from Peoples Bank of Lawrence County in New Castle. He was sentenced in 1.5 District Court and will serve an indefinite term at the Federal Youth Correction Center near Springfield Missouri.
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Pilot's Mother Selma O'Hare Dies at 68 in St Louis
Mrs Selma A O'Hare 68 mother of the late Edward H Butch O'Hare famed Navy pilot died Thursday in St Louis after a long illness.
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Butch) O'Hare
Arctic Circle village gains hope from national church volunteers
Beaver Alaska, a small Yukon River outpost, hosted a work camp of American Friends Service Committee volunteers who toiled 48 hours a week building log cabins and aiding TB-stricken residents. Led by Dr. John Ferger, the team slept in canvas huts and left 11 finished cabins and two begun, plus materials for villagers to finish the rest.
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Andre Bucknell
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