Weed Spraying Plan For Lake Approved At County Meeting
Chautauqua Lake Association votes to start a 75000 weed spraying program at about 25000 annually for three years, subject to State Conservation Department approval. State funding may cover part of the cost. plans entail spraying much of shorelines on both sides of the lake with efforts coordinated with local and state biologists.
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Chautauqua
Association
Walter A. Gumkler
Lakewood
Willum Bentley
Western Fisheries District
Bernard Domagalla
Butler
Wis
Gunkler
Domagalla
West Tens
Tower Lake
Burtis Bay
Celoron
Mayville Beach
Weper Lake
Gueelers
Moon Brook Country Club
City Hall
Chagnon
Charles G. Cross
Everton Green
Speak Up Against City Water Drugging Claim
A letter argues that the public should express views on a civic matter and questions the idea of forcing all residents to drink city water. The writer, citing religious beliefs denying medical need for remedies, notes their name is on file at The Journal.
ILA Wins Ballot to Represent New York Dock Workers
The National Labor Relations Board reports 11 827 to 7 428 votes in favor of the ILA over the AFL CIO International Brotherhood of Longshoremen for 22 000 waterfront workers in New York. The election drew praise from the Police Department and the Waterfront Commission for orderly conduct.
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Gunne
Internatonal Longshoremen's Association
Thas
New York
National Labor Relations Board
TBL
AFL
ILA
Rightself
CIO
Slim Mar Sins
TLA
Afl-Cio
Police Department
Waterfront Commission of
Plane Crash Near Clayville Injures Pilot But Not Hurt
A 38 year old Pontiac bricklayer Nicholas Mazella escaped injury when his light plane ran out of fuel and crashed west of Clayville, 12 miles south of here in heavy fog. He was en route to Unilontown to attend a relative’s funeral. The crash damaged a power line, cutting service to homes for two hours before crews repaired it.
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Wachngzon
Pontiac
Mich
West Clayville
Nicholas Mazella
Fate Deals Unkind Blows To Pair Of American War Heroes
Two American war veterans face harsh fates as one Marine Medal of Honor recipient and a Korean War hero battle illness and legal troubles. McLaughlin, 28, from Alabama, was court martialed at Parris Island for drunkenness and unauthorized absence after threatening his commanding officer with a pistol during a March incident in Rome, Georgia. Godfrey, a WWII veteran and decorated hero, says he suffers amyotrophic lateral sclerosis with an estimated one to two years left, sharing memories of Korea and World War II battles.
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Parris Island
Wiener
Aitcrl Lee McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Lees
Ala
Rome
Rani
McLauchus
Henry al Checkley
eThe
Eisenhower
Ann Outpost
Korea
Pawtucket Times
Lot Freeport
Maine
Godfrey
Hig Heroisin
Lutherans End Meeting With Plea For Integration
United Lutheran Church delegates closed a week long convention in Pawtucket Rhode Island urging racial integration and due process of law. The final session approved the pronouncement while deleting an endorsement of a Supreme Court ruling on school segregation. Congregations were urged to act locally to uphold civil rights and avoid discrimination.
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United Lutheran Church
Supreme Court
Pawtucket
R. I
John T
Law” Godber
Est
Wyne C. Bollek
Greenville S.C
Paul A. Roth
Kenosha
Wis
Arnold Dahlquist
Cranford
N. J
Road program to boost economy and growth asserts Tallamy
Tallamy, head of the New York Thruway Authority, says the federal highway program will spur national economic progress, create new communities and tourist centers, and eventually boost industry though some towns may face early disruption as traffic shifts unfold. He expects Senate approval in January.
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TY Tallamy
Eisenhower
Tattamy
New York State
Potts Pills and Cancer Trial Testimony
A New York scientist testified in a federal trial that potus dumodide in Hoxsy cancer pills may stimulate cancer growth. Government seeks to destroy a half million seized pills in Portage Pennsylvania as part of the case.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Max A. Goldzrehr
British Jets Arrive in Amman to Support Jordan Crisis
British Hawker Hunters land at Amman Royal Air Force base to back Jordanian government amid crucial pleation Sunday. More fighters head from Cyprus to reinforce the show of Western backing as tensions rise and fears of upheaval grow.
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Jordan
Amman
Royah
Rive i Jordin Sven Fom Cypris
Wisson
Forni
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Heberlein Motor Sales
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Gilson
Yin Columbus
Roberts
Columbus
Hoxsey
Portage
Golderhch
Surat
Defense Clumnet
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Armour's
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Oscar Mayer
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Reeglen Club
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Green Peas
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