Babson Sees Third Industrial Revolution In Global Reach
Babson argues a third industrial revolution is forming, driven by uranium, aviation, and new communications. He cites Einstein, Roosevelt, and the Wright Brothers as pioneers and predicts world spanning change beyond national borders. He urges readers to adopt a world conscious vision and invest selectively, noting stock gains and a personal mission to recruit 2,000 nationwide volunteers.
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Gutenberg
John Rogers
Columbus
Watt
Washington
Stephenson
Einstein
Roosevelt
Wright Brothers
London
New York
United Information Service
Babson Park
Massachusetts
Community Chants Prompt Bible Verse Reference
The text urges readers to consider communal chants and cites Proverbs 29 18 as a proof text. It emphasizes the role of shared speech in village life and invites contemplation of traditional sayings as guiding wisdom.
Car Avoids Debris After Horse Collision on Highway
State police report a horse owned by Valen tine Byler of New Wilmington collided with Thomas Elder of Sharon at 6 10 p m on a New Castle area road. The horse's head was severed and fell inside Elder's car. Elder sustained four injured fingers and his car suffered heavy damage. Traffic was halted until responders cleared the scene.
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Valentine Byler
New Wilmington
R. D
Thomas Elder
North Water Street
Sharon
Elder
New Castle
Fire Department of
Byler
Feeling Inferior Become An Expert By O Neill
Smithsonian scientists say anyone can claim expertise on obscure topics like Mayan hieroglyphs or magma since experts themselves admit ignorance. The piece advises crafting your own jargon and presenting confident, unsupported explanations at parties to boost self esteem.
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Michael ‘J. O'Neill
United Press
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Mexico
Smithsonian
William F Foshag
Foshag
America
Alliance Pastors To Choose Officers
Area Christian and Missionary Alliance pastors meet Tuesday June 28 at 2 30 p m in Gospel Tabernacle 210 Pearson Street. Rev George Jones president will preside as officers are chosen and future plans discussed in the final meeting until fall.
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Area Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
Pearson Street
George Jones
Japan Faces Housing Delays in Occupied Downtown Districts
Army officials say Japan has not provided sufficient new quarters to move residents out of downtown areas in the postwar occupation. Delays stem from planning gaps and a shortage of new housing for relocated Japanese civilians and facilities. Passenger train miles in 1954 fell to 317 million from 448 million in 1946.
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New Castle
Japan
United
U. S
Washington
FCC assigns radio frequencies to cut trucking costs
RCA officials say FCC action creating 12 low-band 40 megacycle and eight high-band 450 megacycle frequencies will enable continuous control of rolling stock and reduce operating costs for trucking firms. C M Lewis notes the move as a practical economy measure.
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Philadelphia
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Corp. of America
C. M. Lewis
Engineering Products Division
RCA
FCC
Navy Announces New Junior College Graduate Program
The United States Navy unveils a junior college graduate program offering enlistment with placement into class A or aviation training, including electronics and missile guidance schools, for qualified graduates. Details available at the Navy recruiting office in the Post Office Building, New Castle.
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Navy
United States Navy
Navy Electronics School
Navy Recruiting Office
Post Office
New Castle
U.S. Army Keeps Dai Ichi Hotel in Tokyo
Tokyo hotel Dai Ichi, a key U S officers billet, remains under U S control as Japan seeks a replacement. Army spokesman says use will continue until Japan provides alternate housing for about 600 field grade officers.
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Japan
U. S
Washington
Defense Department
United States
Shimbashi
Dai Ichi
U. S. Army
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