All Year Seaway Use Study Likely
Senate action advances a plan to fund a year round navigation study for the Great Lakes and Seaway. A $50,000 project would yield a final report within two years, with House members Blatnik and Reuss backing similar measures and hearings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
Senate
William Proxmire
Hubert H. Humphreys
D-Minn
Gaylord Nelson
Blatnik
Sweden
Norway
Proxmire
France
King’s College
New York City
Columbia Universam Ilieenenee
U.S
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Wrong Way Corrigan Flier Turns Up in Ireland
July 17 1963 marks a history note on Douglas Corrigan who flew from New York to Dublin without permit or passport earning the nickname wrong way Corrigan. The record also notes Potsdam conference leaders Truman Churchill and Stalin meeting in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Corrigan
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
California
Dublin
Ireland
Corrigan
Charles VI
France
King’s College
New York City
Columbia University
Congress
U.S
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Truman
Reitich Crime
Churchill
Josef Stalin
Russia
Potsdam
Milton
Fla
U.S. Air Force
Robert White
Local Social News and a Holland Tunnel Fire Note
The snippet lists several visits and travels including Juda and Mabel Bouer Wayne Vanderbilt visiting Keith Bartig in Ripon and Ruth Amerpohl hosting Jessie Pengra and Ralph Johnson in Brodhead. It notes Monroe residents Grenzow Salzwedel and Maude Salzwedel vacationing in Frederic and a Hartwick home visit by Scnut. A historical traffic incident recalls a 1949 Holland Tunnel fire with a truck carrying carbon disulfide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Vanderbilt
Keith Bartig
Ripon
Jessie Pengra
Ralph Johnson
Council Bluffs
Ruth Amerpohl
Brodhead
Johnson
Helmer Olsteads
Fricke
Wesley Grenzow
Fred Salzwedel
Maude Salzwedel
Monroe
Frederic
Holland Tunnel
New York
New Jersey
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Richard P. Powers
The
Associated Press
Juda
Mabel E. Bouer
Bob Scnut
Janeesy Clarno
Mrs. C. B. Hartwick
SRAND
Derann
Buitht
Chirtine
Liil
Tru
Soe
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