Three area men named to Air Force Academy class
Three Central New York youths were chosen for the U S Air Force Academy next fall. Thomas J. Riley of Syracuse ranked fifth among New York state applicants, Joseph L. Higgins of Syracuse ranked 14th, and Edwin L. Whitman of Weedsport ranked fourth. Six alternates were named by congressmen Kilburn Williams and Keating.
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Washington
New York
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Col
Thomas J. Riley
Cannon St
Syracuse
Joseph L. Higgins
Mountainview Ave
Edwin L. ‘Whitman
Weedsport
Riley
New York State
Academy
Higgins
R. Walter Riehlman
Tully
John Taber
Auburn
Whitman
Air Force
New
Fifth St
Fulton
Kilburn
Kaley
Edmund P. Radwan
Buffalo
Ronald D. Sandholzer
Chittenango
Calvin C. Fearon
Sand
U.S
Repairing Concrete Steps With Patch and Form Work
Learn to fix chipped concrete treads by cutting back damaged edges to form a key, building a crude wooden form, applying Portland cement mixed with water, then troweling in a patched layer. For large repairs, drill holes and insert reinforcing rods, keep the patch damp for a week, and seek future home repair tips from Mr. Cobb.
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Mr. Cobb
Anmyer
U S faces bigger sugar quotas under new bill
The allocation bill passed by Congress would raise U S beet sugar by 5 000 tons and cane sugar by 80 000 tons adding to marketing quotas subject to President Eisenhowers approval.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Driving instructor seen with trout in New Zealand rivers
A quirky note describes an unnamed driving instructor associated with a claim about American rainbow trout transferred to New Zealand waters. The writer mentions growing a trout over 25 pounds and references a wife as part of the anecdote.
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New Zealand
Do you believe God ever gets mad and punishes sin
Billy Graham explains God’s anger at sin and his love shown through the cross. The answer emphasizes that God punishes sin yet provides a substitute in Jesus Christ for redemption. It notes the need to accept this Gospel while contrasting divine holiness with mercy. An unrelated line mentions Americans opening food containers daily.
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God
Ares
Eastwood Trade Associates Elect New Officers
Ray Crean was elected president of Eastwood Business Associates Inc at the annual meeting. Other officers include Donald Wager as vice president May Baird as treasurer Maurice H Sharp as secretary and Adam Bersani as director for three years. A Father's Day promotion to name King of the Dads is planned with children writing letters.
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Ray Crean
Chappell
Eastwood
Eastwood Business Associates Inc
Donald Wager
May Baird
Maurice H. Sharp
Adam Bersani
Harry Reed
Frank O’brien
Crean
Two Complete Safety Course Training At Cornell University
Twenty members of New York State Industrial Safety Service completed a four week training in safety education at Cornell University. Isader Lubin, state industrial commissioner, spoke at a dinner last night. Certificates were awarded to Norman A. Riggs Sr. and Charles A. Schlacter, both factory inspectors, among others.
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Ithaca
State Department of Labor
Industrial Safety Service
Cornell University
Isader Lubin
Norman A. Riggs Sr
Warren Dr
Charles A. Schlacter
Crant Blvd
United States Produces Over a Billion Metal Tubes in 1955
The report states that U.S. manufacturers output more than one billion collapsible metal tubes during the year 1955. It highlights a surge in demand for packaging and portable products driving the metal tube industry growth.
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United States
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