White China and The U N Prospects of Peace
The article reviews Korea peace prospects and the Formosa issue with China’s Nationalists. It cites Eisenhower’s stance, 7th Fleet policy, and shifts in U S and U K positions at the United Nations. It notes the Cairo Declaration references, varying recognitions, and past missions to Formosa and related areas. The piece discusses U S attitudes toward Chiang Kai-shek and the evolving policy toward Chinese governments in the UN context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U. N
Korea
Formosa
United Nations
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Indo-China
Malaya
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosa-Philippines
Gen. Ridgway
Far East Command
U.S. Pacific Naval Command
Chione
Red China
United States
U.N
Washington
U.K
Unite Kingdom
Great Britain
Taipei
Ceylon
Finland
Switzerland
Chiang
General Assembly
F. D. Roosevelt
Churchill
Reii
Chiang Kai-shek
Culvo
Japan
Truman
U.S
Formos
U. S
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 10 1933
Severe electrical storm causes damage in First and Third Wards. Bolt injures Perry Collier’s chimney on East South Street. Mrs Verotis Hemlhway, 98, gravely injured after fall at Maple Avenue home. X ray shows fracture of right hip. Howard J. Sheen reports $32.48 in funds left for Corry Skating Rink. Seed and fertilizer aid requested for 250 thrift gardens. Garden committee members C. F. Brown and H. E. Manley met Erie County chairman J. G. Curtis. George Weber and his orchestra hired for Junior-Senior prom to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seation Dast
Third Ward
Perry Collier
East South Street
Verotis. Hemlhway
Garry Hospital
James Machines
Maple Avenue
C. F. Brown
H. E. Manley
J. G. Curtis
Erie County
Erie
How Smart Are You in the Classified Page quiz
A clipped reader quiz asks ten questions about Truman home location Supreme Court size Rhases scholarships mosquito legs Eden guards spinet meaning game winds seasons and celestial motion study. Answers appear on the Classified Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
U. S. Supreme Court
Garden of Eden
Tan
Jury Denies Damages In Suit By Absent Husband
A Mayville Supreme Court jury found no cause for action in a pair of claims by Harry Hull and his wife Dorothy Hull. Dorothy sought 40000 damages for lost support and mental anguish from Lakeside Construction Company over highway dirt piles, while Harry sought 5000 in his own action. The case noted Hull had prior forgery and abandonment convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Supreme Court
Dorothy Hull
Harry Hull
Silver Creek
Hull
America Lucel
Lakeside Construction Company
Ivey
William
Nisi
Wies State Prison
Motrue County Penitentiary
Seek Firebug In Franklin Area Fire risk near Perry home
Firebug hunt in Franklin follows an attempted arson on a tool shed beside B J Perry’s garage at 208 Wes Park Street. The Perry residence sits near Franklin Baking Co where a prior bakery fire caused heavy losses. investigators seek causes while Perry tries to douse the flames with newspapers.
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Fran Ese
B. J. Perry
Wes Park Street
Perry
Franklin Baking Co
YMCA Fire Prevention Efforts Prompt Tight Safety Measures
A report notes ongoing safety and fire prevention steps at a four story YMCA plant. Earlier months saw a prior attempt to start a fire at the rear of the same building, prompting renewed vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cony-Vacuum of Co
Perry
Auto accident claims life of Manuel Matuscin near Leechburg
A pedestrian named Manuel Matuscin, 25, was killed when struck by an automobile on Route 66 near his home in Leechburg, Kilated by auto. He suffered a skull fracture and died at the scene. Security and police investigations followed the incident.
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AUTO
Kittanning
Manuel Matuscin
Leechburg
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Corry
AP News
San F
Chrysler Corporation
Martin
Motor Sales
W. South St
DODGE
Service Headquarters
Howard J. Sheen
The
George Weber
Orchestra
S. H. Flaxman
E. Bower
Cady & Collier
Murphy’s
PTLD
We & T
Kel Ray
Katherine
North Center Street
Franklin Area
Bob Desmond
Givalier Choar Hope Chest
Canale Cobre
Thie
Meerdink’s
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