Dewey's Route 11 Expressway Commitment Seen
The article argues Governor Dewey signaled a North South Thruway along Route 11 at the Thruway opening, a plan favoring Syracuse and other cities. It notes state engineers prefer Route 11 for direct connectivity between Pennsylvania and the Thousand Islands bridge, with potential legislative action in 1955 depending on Dewey's candidacy. Milk imagery frames his public persona and political strategy as he tours upstate New York.
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Dewey
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
St. Lawrence
State Department of Public Works
Thousand Island Bridge
Canada
Chenango Valley
Norwich
Oneida
Rome
Carthage
Albany
G.O.P
Walter F. McGuinness
Herato-Jorgnan
Tom Dewey
J McGuinness
Lowell
Canastota
Rochester
Nage
Colorado Springs Chosen For Air Academy Site
The Air Force Academy will be located six miles north of Colorado Springs after preference over Lake Geneva and Alton. A 1260000000 appropriation is expected to fund site, design, and construction with Denver serving as interim campus during build. Lt Gen Harmon may lead as first superintendent and Arnold Field is proposed for the main air field.
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Colorado
Air Force Academy
Academy
West Point
Army
Annapolis
Navy
Colorado Springs
Lake Geneva
Wis
Alton
Wisconsin
Koehler
Washington
Harold Talbort
McCarthy
Mamie Eisenhower
Dan Thornton
United States
Denver
H. R. Harmon
Arnold Field
Henry H. Arnold
Air
Hap
Air Force
Air Academy
Wavy
Admiral Joy
Syracuse
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Community fights alcoholism through courts and services
In Onondaga County a 35 year old man was sentenced to a year in Jamesville Penitentiary after pleading guilty to petty larceny, driven by alcoholism. The Onondaga Committee on Alcoholism awarded a Yale school of alcohol studies summer scholarship to Patrolman Alexander of Syracuse. Local studies by Liz Dwyer highlight the mix of medical spiritual and social disease, urging support for agencies like Alcoholics Anonymous and Onondaga Committee. Proposals call for an industrial consultant to expand preventive work and a pre sentence investigator in Police Court to address social rather than criminal drivers of the problem.
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Jamesville
Onondaga Committee On Alcoholism
Yale School of Alcohol Studies
Alexander
Syracuse
Liz Dwyer
Alcoholics Anonymous
Onondaga County
Keep America Beautiful Unite to Fight Litter
Our Readers Viewpoints describes the formation of Keep America Beautiful Inc a national non profit group aimed at eliminating litter on highways beaches and parks. It notes industry involvement beginning in packaging and containers and frames the effort as a collective civic response with some self interest but broader public good.
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Hereld-Journal
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Lste
K. A. B. Board of Directors
William C. Stolk
American Can Company
New York
Boy Scouts
Zack Walton League
National Council of State Garden Clubs
American Automobile Association
National Roadside Council
American Association of State Highway Officials
America
Butter surplus grows as price supports fail
The butter price support program hangs in trouble with a growing surplus and weak domestic demand. Lowering support from 90 to 73 percent, plus rising production, has not curbed excess stocks. Government holdings near 40 million pounds, with projections of large increases next year, prompt discussions of direct producer subsidies and limited sale options. Keep America Beautiful forms to coordinate anti litter efforts nationwide.
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Buiter
Russell
Benson
Commodity Credit Corp
U. S
No Executive Leadership in White House Foreign Policy
A stalled White House conference on foreign policy yielded no concrete actions or clear direction. Undersecretary Beadel Smith reported on Geneva and Indo China but left senators with little new insight, underscoring a perceived absence of a cohesive plan. Congress eyes adjournment amid unresolved issues. Republicans and Democrats doubt any military action, awaiting presidential initiative to set a policy course.
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Washington
White House
Eisehawer
Hille
Devs Freesom
Beadel Smith
Geneva
Korea
Indochina
Httle
Guatemala
Smith
Senate
Hnowland
Congress
Radford
China
Asia
Capitol Kill
Easy Does It in the Country in June
McLEAN Virginia writer recalls long road projects by Falls Church water works and a delayed councilman Herman Fink. A drought summer, escaped horse antics, and country living tone mark a humorous column about civic misadventures and laid back patience.
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Falls Church
Herman Fink
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Herald-Journal
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J. S. Russell
Dairy
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
James McConnell
CCC
Omaha
Neb
Branna
John C. Rose
Park Av
New York 17
N.Y
Doris Fleeson
Othman
Frederick C. Othman
Mclean
the Water Department of
Fink
No Man’s Land
Mrs. O
Fairfax County
Hilda
Lichty
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