Group favors 2 and 7 cent communications plan
In New York a group proposed forming the American Institute for Intermediate Conage to push use of two and seven cent communications. The announcement came as the Empire State weighs future postal policies and rate structures. Several officials commented on potential cost and service implications.
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American Institute For Intermediate Conage
Esterday
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Percel Post
New York City
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Record Boom Grows Pennsylvania Businesses to Sixty-One Thousand
Harrisburg reports a state survey showing a net gain of 61 000 new businesses in Pennsylvania amid a postwar boom. The count reflects robust expansion across industries and regions, signaling stronger economic momentum for the commonwealth.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Plant Blast Kills Three in Halifax Market
A factory blast in Halifax England killed three men and injured about 30, mostly Christmas shoppers, as flying debris from a machine shop explosion struck the busy street. The workshop produced spindles and the blast disrupted a crowded commercial area.
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Halifax
England
Deaths Dr Arthle F. Davis health official regionally known
Obituary notes the death of Dr Arthle F. Davis, longtime health commissioner for Sullivan County, previously a practicing physician in Utica Clark Mills and Pine Bush, and connected with local health administration. Also mentions Frank C. Park, 49, a member of the law department at Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation, Chappaqua.
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Everhead
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Union Carb de and Carbon Corporation
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Romans Stage Bread Riots In Rome
In Rome two thousand unemployed Italians crowded Corso Umberto in a bread protest near the Chamber of Deputies. Police and guards repelled the crowd as officials warned the action portends a nationwide strike. Demonstrators blamed Premier De Gasperi and shouted demands for bread.
Costa Rica Uncovers Nicaraguan Weapons and Blankets
In San Jose, the OAS commission displayed seized items including rifles and blankets Costa Rica says came from Nicaraguan forces invading the country. Juan Figueres, the provisional president, presented the goods and described prisoners captured at the invasion front, noting the items were taken from detainees.
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San Jose
Commission of the Organiation
Nicaragua
Juan Figueres
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