Erie party rally and urban renewal updates in one day
The Erie County Democratic Party official called last night’s event at the Falcons Club a great kickoff for the November 5 elections with about four hundred attendees though no regular speaker appeared. Officials announced an Urban Renewal Administration advance of 17 017 for preliminary study and a capital plant of 405 144 to support IT Ware in East End. Alten E. Robbins of Corry joined the American Angus Association, while Henry Baroth’s death in Sacramento prompted funeral plans in Erie. Corry’s weather turned overcast with mild temps and possible light rain tonight, and a state civil service commission announced exams for eleven professional classes with October deadlines. Community notices included theatre subscriptions, bank remodeling, October draft status, injuries from two accidents, and a call for artists to submit works for the annual Woman’s Club exhibit.
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Erie County Democratic Party
Erie Pollan Falcons Club
Urban Renewal Administration
Neeney
Itware
O City
East End
Legion Ends Meet With Plea For Pensions
Atlantic City reports the American Legion closes its 39th annual convention urging Congress to fund pensions for needy or disabled veterans at nearly 500 million dollars yearly. A World War I 177 Korea veteran would be totally disabled at 68 if income falls below thresholds. others under 65 require total disability. The plan also boosts disability payments and monthly rates across categories. Pennsylvania delegates supported the measure, approved by the Rehabilitation Committee. Deeper Soviet oil well hits 17,056 feet near Baku, per Moscow Radio.
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Atlantic City
X.a
Pennsylvania
Production Lags In Flu Vaccine
Mississippi reports 24000 flu cases with 12 counties nearing epidemic stage per Health Service spokesman. He says cases are sporadic, not a nationwide outbreak. Aquaceine production sped up after August 12 release, with 60 million doses planned by February 1 and more releases expected soon. National Drug Co. Philadelphia has produced 2,084,050 doses, over one third of total.
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Wma
Mississippi
Health Service
Burney
National Drug Co
Philadelphia
Peaceful atom use could save billions, AEC official says
Harrisburg an Atomic Energy Commission employee predicted that in a few years industry will save about one billion dollars annually through peaceful uses of the atom. Joseph E. Machurek, an industrial staff specialist for the commission, said gains from remoter by products in industrial manufacturing are likely as radioisotope applications expand. He noted more than 1,700 industrial plants already use reactor byproducts. E. Eugene Fowler added that the licensing system aims to balance protection of health and safety with rapid private industry growth. The two-day conference ends today with safety and cost benefits highlighted by officials and a Philadelphia mayor noting substantial savings in lost time due to accidents.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Joseph E. Machurek
Industrst
The
Commission
Industris
Machurek
Industria
AEC
E. Eugene Fowler
Isotopes and Radiation Division
Holl
Reuben H. Miller
State
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
Somerset Beauty Turkey Queen Crowned in Allentown
Maya Rubens, 17, of Somerset was crowned Miss Pennsylvania Turkey Queen by William J. Henning, state secretary of agriculture, at a contest sponsored by the Pennsylvania Poultry Association turkey growers division. Runnerup was Diane Ditting, 17, of Plumsteadville.
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Somerset
Allentown
Maya
Rubens
Pennsylvania
Fhve
William J. Henning
State Secretary of Agriculture
Turkey Growers Division
The
Pennsylvania Poultry Association
Diane Dit_ting
Plumsteadvisle
Eye on defense politics through Eisenhower era
Ed Creagh analyzes shifts in defense policy and party tensions from Eisenhower through Johnson, noting how times and opinions change. The piece questions whether Eisenhower and Democrats share a common view on national defense as they consider 1958 budget talks and potential tax cuts.
Warren Boy Dies Suddenly at Home
Warren reports 15 year old Terry R. Meleen, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Meleen, died suddenly yesterday at his Warren home. Coroner Ed Lowrey said autopsy underway, no signs of foul play, cert natural death planned. Meleen born July 23 1944 in Warren, previously lived in North Warren.
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Warren
Ed Lowrey
Minal
Terry R. Meleen
Robert Meleen
Lowrey
Young Meleen
Satchmo blasts Ike cancels Russian trip
Louis Armstrong criticizes President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Faubus in a Grand Forks Herald interview. He says he cancelled a government backed trip to Russia citing treatment of Black people in the South and describes the president as two faced. He adds Faubus is an uneducated plow boy and defends the interview as published.
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Grady
Louis
Satchmo) Armstrong
Armstrong
Russia
Eisenhower
Arkeansis
Orval Faubus
Jury Still Working On Scandal Case
Los Angeles jurors in a confidential magazine crime libel conspiracy case enter their third day of deliberations. They have studied the issues since late Monday and yesterday asked for more courtroom instructions.
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Los Angeles
California Delegates Place Hollywood City Limits Signs
A group of California delegates to the American Legion convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey, has posted signs along the boardwalk about 200 yards from the Atlantic reading Hollywood City Limits. The action highlights ongoing protest or publicity tied to the gathering, with no reported confrontations.
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Atlantic City
N. J
California
American Legion Convention
Hollywood City Limits
TV Highlights Salutes Wynn On TV Debut Run
William Glover profiles veteran star Ed Wynn as he heads NBC TV special Command Appearance. A parade of impresarios and performers including Rod Alexander Mimi Benzell Janet Blair and Rudy Vallee join to salute Wynn whose career spans theatre radio and early television. He urges resilience and never giving up while reflecting on his place in entertainment history.
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William Glover
New York
Ed Wynn
Wynn
Elbert Hubbard
Keenan
American Theatre Wing
Detroit Driver Dies After Six Car Crash
Vernon Enterline of Domestwiniy Pa died yesterday from injuries after a Tuesday six car collision near Dearbert suburb. His wife and another passenger suffered minor injuries, law enforcement said.
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Detroit
Vernv Enterline, A
Domestwiniiy
Dearbert
Enterline
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Erie, Pa
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