10 May 1955
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1955
Page
1
Readers learn how U S lawmakers tackle tariff relief for smaller American industries hit by cheaper foreign goods. The Senate’s new bill aims for gradual tariff reduction while the government outlines protection plans to ease hardships. Sterling F Green notes regional attitudes and hoped effects across commerce.
The piece details New England opposition to a Senate tariff-cut bill, noting regional illness in textiles like wool, cotton, and lace, and highlighting workers in Massachusetts Rhode Island and surrounding states facing unemployment. It cites the textile export fight, industry shifts south, and a 1950s jewelry and lace-making context.
Relief from rheumatism arthritis and neuritis sciatica offered as a free prover remedy with only one trip required. Disabled persons may send a friend to 46 South Mt Vernon Ave Uniontown Pennsylvania 500 ft off Route 40. Office hours daily 10 to 6 Sunday 10 to 4.
Niagara Falls bus driver Albert P. Mezhir, 30, halted and checked a 5 month old passenger whose mother cried that the child was not breathing. He drove to headquarters and the infant was revived with oxygen. Addian Reeder, son of Mrs Hilda Reeler, suffered a convulsion but recovered.
More than half a million Americans will travel to Europe this year with Latin America and the Far East also popular. Airlines and steamship lines report heavy bookings and a predicted 10 percent rise over last year. Spending on travel and services may reach three billion dollars, with American Express and the National Foreign Trade Council forecasting a record season. Pan American and Trans World Airlines plan substantial capacity increases as 65 ships serve Atlantic routes and one million passengers are expected overall.
The sh ish Emperor and Empress visited Tokyo's International Trade Fair. More than twenty nations participate with the United States and West Germany mounting the largest displays.
Admiral Stump cancels a planned visit to Quemoy due to bad weather. A Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Fred Tost's home had 1 member present. Local families celebrate births and visits as Dwight Wells on military leave returns home. Nichols and Wood families host guests. Ansley visits Clearwater before returning home.
Thousands of black eyed caterpillars swarm the 400 block of Dale Avenue in Baltimore slowing residents who must tread carefully at night. County Health Officer Dr William Warthen says the danger is not real and there is no cause for alarm, though resident Elsie Cecil voices fear about living there.
MEMPHIS Tenn Mrs Plora Witt entered her 103rd year today. She credits faith in God a devoted daughter and a good doctor for her long life.
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