Economist Urges Cuts in Spending in Congress
Rep John Taber Republican Auburn argues the 61st Congress has spent 91 trillion with 9livened obligations and warns that excessive appropriations and loans risk inflation. He calls for radical action to cut unnecessary activities and reduce world burden to prevent economic trouble.
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Jed
John Taber
Auburn
Congress
Midway Amaneiai
Dewershor
Repub
New Yorker
Taber
Test Demonstration Turns to Real Thing
In St Louis a Carsonville fire department team switched from safe demonstration to real use when an inhalator device was needed for a choking infant during a home visit. A demonstrator's equipment aided the baby in convulsions, saving the child's life amid a tense emergency. Berlin ban on military attire issued in Soviet zone by Marshal Zhukov.
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St. Louis
Carsonville
St. Louis County
Ste
Berlin
Gpi
Wehrmacht
Georgi Zhukov
Postwar world discussed at Rotary Club meeting
Mechanicville officials led by Superintendent Edward C. Diamond outlined expected postwar changes in goods demand employment security and international trade. The talk covered pensions unemployment insurance labor cooperation and human rights as keys to future stability amid a broader civic note.
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Edward, C. Diamond
WarervBet
Rotary Club
Ig Tuncheon
St . i Bsotier
Mgr. Diamond
Dismond
Roosevelt
Diamond
Frank A. Mastrinnai
Hawley Waldron
Iwo Jima
Saipa
Melvin C. Livingston
Hugh FR. Heddieton
Mirror saves labor at Mengel cot plant in Louisville
Raymond Hiatt an inspection employee at Mengel company in Louisville saved manpower by using a mirror to spot defects on one side of the Army cot assembly line while watching the other. He previously required another employee but the co worker was reassigned. Hiatt received 416 for his idea.
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Louiaville
Raymond Hiatt
Mengel Company
Hiatt
Army
Vacation Visitors and Naval News From Local Briefs
Mrs William Potter and daughter Barbara Lansdowne Pa and Mrs Russell Rayner Chicago visit Mr and Mrs William Dundas Hemstreet Park during annual York Beach vacation. Seaman apprentice George W Arnold Navy initiated into the shellbacks after crossing the equator. Donald A Gooley Seaman second class Navy completes basic training at Sampson and tops his company with honor. Selective Service Board 362 meets at draft headquarters. City Council regular session set for 4 pm in Municipal Building with Mayor Homer Eckerson presiding. Halfmoon Town Board of Assessors has the assessment roll and will announce grievance hearings later this year.
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Paul Tinney
York Beach
John Heegen
Old Orchard Beach
Joseph Pryz
Frank Hohkosky
Detroit
Willam Arbaeus
Theresa Comorski
Camp Pickett
Stephen Comorski
Riverside
Gerrit K. Lansing
Navy
Otto OF. Kreutzer
South Main Street
William Arnold
Chief Auditors Department
State Department of Public Works
Albany
Earl D. Wooddell
Memorial Baptist Church
Wiliam Potter
Barbara
Lansdowne
Russel Rayner
Chicago
Wiliam Dundas
Hemstreet Park
George W. Arnold
Fist
Equator
Henry Arnold
Seaman J Arnold
South Pacific
Donald A. Gooley
Searman
Howard Gooley
Sampson Naval Training Center
H. A. Badt
Rhode Island
Selective Service Board
Sidney W. Hewitt
Homer Eckerson
Halfmoon
Hoosick Falls Local Service Board and Lodge Officials Named
The Hoosick Falls Selective Service board appoints Miss Margaret Brazel as chief clerk with Mrs George Murphy moving to assistant clerk. Peter Seward named treasurer of the Blush Lodge to replace the late Dr George Smith. A C Brownell to succeed Seward as trustee. Trevities C Warren Filkins and George W Bovie named as members of the local Rationing Board. A school of instruction in inhalator use was held at the Parsons firehouse. Benjamin Quackenbush Sr., a former prisoner of war, returned to Boston and is to report to Fort Dix before a furlough.
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Star of Liberty
Order of Eastern Star
Minnie Eastman McMann
South Second Avenue
Park Avenue
Estelie B. McBehron
Emtrance
Philip Noonan
St. Joseph's Shrine
Montreal
St Anne de Beaupre
Canada
Nicholas Futso
David Wilbure
Joseph Venetosa
Mary Carabis
Frances Russo
Margaret Festa
Mary de Who
Carrie D.angelino
Theresa Farine
Margaret Brazel
Selective Service Board
George Murphy
Peter Seward
Blush Lodge
George 5. Smith
A. C. Brownell
Mr. Seward
Trevities
C. Warren Filkins
George W. Bovie
Parsons Firehouse
Elwin Armstrong
Benjamin Quackenbush
Mir
Benjamin V/ Quackenbush
Germany
Boston
Quackenbush
Fort Dix
Grant Railroads Time For Rate Adjustments
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a request to push back the August 30 deadline for temporary freight rate adjustments to April 1 1966. Carriers receive until November 20 to implement the order which cuts rates 10 percent between Southern Western routes and territories while raising rates 10 percent within the official territory.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Eckener Keeps faith in dirigibles amid postwar doubt
Constance Germany veteran airship builder Mignon Eckener, at his villa near the Zeppelin plant, voices hope for international air transport by dirigible despite postwar setbacks and aging, noting the Air Ministry opposition and uncertainties over helium supply. He recalls plans for a 2,000 mile range postwar airships and a goal of transatlantic service with the Graf Zeppelin.
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Constance
Germany
Mignon Eckener
Adolf Hitler
Dirigible
Eckerer
Friedrichsbafem Zeppelin
Frankfurt
Main
United Sites
Air Ministry
Friedrichshafen
Ford Motor
Cologne
France
Eckener
United States
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Malden
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Medford
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