Housing program stumbles as urban renewal funds tighten
The text notes a stalled housing bill limiting current fiscal year authorizations for slum clearance. It cites 54 million dollars remained from prior authorizations, with 10 million added by the president, and over 360 million in grants pending. The White House rebuffed mayor Richard C. Lee seeking a ten year plan of 500 million and a pledge for a broad funding era. Two other items describe business sentiment and auto and farm equipment trends, framed as a 1959 outlook.
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Eisenhower
Richard C. Lee
New Haven
Conn
American Municipal Association
White House
Piait
American Management Association
Kane Area High School drafts student honor code
The Kane Chid Study group drafted a Minnesota code based student honor code. It will be studied by the Kane Area Joint High School Student Council, then returned with comments. The final draft will be adopted by 12 student members and 12 parents, and all students must sign to follow it under the Youth Council’s program.
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Kane
Minnesota
Kane Area
Youth Council of
Coast Guard Rescues Four From Stranded Bay Boat Near Presque Isle
Four men including Erie residents Robert Christman and Mark Teubner were rescued late last night after high winds snapped the mast of their 18 foot sailboat near the Presque Isle channel. All escaped injury. The rescue was led by Seamen Frank Filipczyk and James Van Horsen with a tow by BM/1 Ken Richie to the Erie Yacht Club. The boat valued at 700 dollars.
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Bay Erie
Coast Guard
Presque Isle Channel
Robert Christman
Mark Teubner
Erie
Frank Filipczyk
James van Horsen
Ken Richie
Erie Yacht Club
Hollywood Stars Rule Power in Movie Industry, Says AP
Hollywood reports a shift as a dozen top stars become the new power brokers. Frank Sinatra James Stewart Cary Grant and William Holden discuss how box office clout and studio partnerships reshape film, with actors now free agents commanding high salaries and profits. Televisions rise aided the transition as pioneers fade from the industry.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
San Sinatra
MGM
James Stewart
Duke Wayne
Gary Cooper
Cary Grant
William Holden
Marion Brando
Holden
Mayers
Cohns
Warners
Erie contractor ordered to pay union firm and others
A civil court jury in Erie ruled contractor Carl Puline must pay $1 450 to Ross and Ross for a commission on arranging a sale of bulldozers and equipment. Liberty Sales Co was awarded $3 856 for goods bought by Carmen Ricciardi. Mr and Mrs Pahl Raupers won $625 23 for auto damages after a city crash with Gene Johnson.
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Erie
Minneapolis
Ross
Carl Puline
Erieman
Cleveland
Liberty Sales Co. Butler
Carmen Ricciardi
A & R Sales
Ricciardi
Pahl Raupers
Brie
Gene Johnson
Educator George B Woods Dies at 19 Former Dean
Dr. George Benjamin Woods, aged 19, former Dean of American University's College of Liberal Arts, died yesterday. He had previously taught at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, before becoming dean in 1925. The report notes his birthplace Morris Tl and mentions shifts in the film industry and star-driven financing.
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Washington
George Benjamin Woods
American University
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
College of Liberal Arts
Morris
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