Ford tops Warren county car sales in 1957
Ford Motor Company led Warren county vehicle registrations in 1957 per R L Polk figures, with 42 percent of its closest rival Chevrolet at 380. Erie plans a world port by 1959 as St. Lawrence Seaway opens, including a two million dollar harbor upgrade and a 27 foot dockside. A Warren area high school joint committee previews a movable model for an indoor out door pool and gym expansion.
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Ford Motor Company
Warren County
R. L. Polk and Company
Ford
Chevrolet
World Port
Erie
St. Lawrence Seaway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Warren Area
Joint Committee
Local Air Reserve Unit Members Named
The lineup lists officers and enlisted airmen in two rows led by commanding officer Capt. Robert E. Geiger Col. Robert Simpson Lt. Clifford Mader S/Sgt. Bernard Winegard ner Airman 2/C George Harrington Airman 1/C Donald Clymer in the first row and S/Sgt. Kenneth Carlson S/Sgt. Martin Sisk Lt. Gail Bimber S/Sgt. Eugene Lucia S/Sgt. Donald Fitch S/Sgt. William Brown in the second row.
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Robert Simpson
Clifford Mader
Bernard Winegardner
George Harrington
Donald Clymer
Robert E. Geiger
Kenneth Carlson
Martin Sisk
Gail Bimber
Eugene Lucia
Donald Fitch
William Brown
Defense progress and Gavin in public life debate
The article questions Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin as a Republican Pennsylvania governor candidate and argues he should join private defense work or seek a U.S. Senate seat. It critiques Nixon space cooperation talk and disputes a hospital bed statistic, noting Warren County plans to add beds to reach about 4 per thousand residents.
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James M. Gavin
Pennsylvania
Army
Washington
General Hospital
Warren
Warren County
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Dorrien's
Mobil Products
Simones & Cook
Warren, Pa
Boy Scouts
Anniversary
BOY Scouts OF America
Warren Water Company
Nixon
Russia
United States
Angove’s Market
Pa. Ave
W. Warren, Pa
WM. R. Simonsen Insurance
Penna. Ave
V-M
C. Beckley
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