Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Fires
A derailed eastbound passenger train near Maple Avenue ditched seven cars last night, blocking both tracks in the local yards until early today. No injuries reported. Rotary Club elects Dr. R. B. Mosier as president and prepares for new officers at today’s luncheon. Board of Education considers closing the Corry Public Library as part of the 1933 34 retrenchment program. The board approves a sweeping change in school insurance, contracting with Central Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company via O M Hillburg. A memorial monument for Grand Army of the Republic members buried in Pine Grove Cemetery will be unveiled during Memorial Day ceremonies.
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Maple Avenue
Board of Education
Deetoine
Corry Pubblic Library
Conéction
Board of Educationist
O.M. Hillburg
Manufacturers’ ‘Mutugi Insurance Company
Anv
Pine Grove
Grand Army of the Republic
Western Union
Democratic Party
George Green
Atel Green
Snyder Circle
Frank- Turk
Germany
Frenehy
Morocco
A& P
Pennsylvania
Fraternal Clubs Plan Reduced Operations and Local Happenings
ROAMING ROUND reports a drop in Laval View post activities as clubs cut hours, with Lit tle League finance under scrutiny and bingo debates in Titusville. Memorials touch Corry with Barney Hyman’s death and local shifts in real estate, water plant bids, and National Guard reactivation rumors.
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Laval View Post
Barney Hyman
Barney Hyman, Well-known To Many Corryites
Buffalo
Merle Capieil
Titusville
Icho
Park
Crawford County
William Hammorid
C. W. Lyons
Worth Center Street
Nethune
Ralph B. McCord
Ttat
Daniel Reynolds Jr
U. 5
Navy
Daniel Reynolds
R. D
Corry
Dyess
Naval Forces
Mediterranean Sea
NATO
Eisenhower and Latin America in 1960s policy
The report discusses U S attitudes toward Latin America under President Eisenhower, noting concerns about nationalism and communism south of the border. It cites Dulles foreign policy remarks, wartime Latin American solidarity, the Monroe Doctrine's evolution, and postwar defense and aid figures, with mentions of Argentina Chile Guatemala and other nations.
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Eisenhower
Latin America
Eisenshower
Pan American Titan
Washington
Mr. Dulles
South America
Dales
Europe
Asia
Afria
Dulles
Pearl Harbor
Crusta Risa
Cuba
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Nicaracun
Panama
Mexico
Brazil
Bolivia
Colombia
Sud
Argentina
Italy
Pacific
Latin Americ
Lir
Bolte
Army
Inter-American Defense Board
Senate
Chapultepec
Organiaation of
Bogota
Latin Ameria
Guateimala
Peron
Chile
Congress
Truman
Aietica
Ecuador
Poru
Breall
Com
Kereny
Big corporations versus small business opportunities demand
The speaker argues big firms dominate and limit small business. Yet opportunities exist for youths to start their own ventures if they work hard, 10 hours daily for six days a week and save. The emphasis is on skilled salesmen backed by advertising as the lifeblood of commerce, well paid and rarely unemployed.
How Smart Are You A Classified Page Quiz
A quirky memory quiz promises scoring tiers from Poor to Genius based on ten questions. It mixes garbled spellings and partial trivia about James B. Garey Lie, the D Day tale, Carmen, human bones, the first Defense Secretary, census frequency, a proverb, a name meaning, a Spaniard who conquered Mexico, and famous last names like Fulton, Beech, Eyre, Allan, and Ralph Waldo.
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CTO San
James B. Garey
Secretary of Defense
Unified
Opined Services Department
United States
Hwaeana
Seek TV Permit for Educational Channel 18 in Pittsburgh
A non profit seeks a Commission permit for a community oriented educational TV station on Channel 18 in Pittsburgh. The studio would be on the University of Pittsburgh campus and could utilize Radio Station KDKA FM facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Communications Commission
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Kdka-Fm
Broad Allied Aid Yet Unclear Aid Gleaned
Rice furnishes sea and air bases and Panama offers training crews. Bolivia provides an army officers grid and Nicaragua specifies personnel. Other states supply medical supplies and strategic materials. There were 74 when aboard the Mayflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Bolivia
Nicaragua
Debates over Draft Era Services and School Tax Plans
The piece notes dwindling numbers of 28th Division veterans in Pennsylvania, contemplates letting voters decide proposed school-building plans and tax impacts, and cites a Rotary Hornet letter contrasting the British National Health Plan with American practices. It also mentions a Jamestown post Prom incident involving a teenage driver and a city assessment issue tied to a condemnation proceeding.
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Harrisburg
Hornet
Rotary Club
Corry
England
Air Force
Jamestown
New York
Bonra
Babson Sees Layoffs With Korean Trace
Babson argues that while products on shaky installments may trigger buybacks and layoffs in electronics furniture and fur sectors, deflation signals and wage cuts suggest unemployment could rise but is a necessary correction to waste and dishonesty of good times. He urges patience and notes youths lack opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrium
Korean Peace Fears Amid War Talk and Jobs
The text reflects anxieties about Korea and World War II era tensions, noting salesmen’s efforts and unemployment fears while urging calm. It mentions Korea, peace prospects, and American resolve, concluding with a hopeful stance toward peace and the safety of servicemen.
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Korés
Russia
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Rb, Mosier
Rotary’ Club
Mills Brothers Circus
Civic Club A
Hite
Igames L. Borney
Glenn Reutzle
Price Construction Company
Baptist Church
Reutele
Oil City
Company A
National Guard
Haytisburg
Miail
Marshal Sherwood
Tatty
Tuffy
Washington Sts
Babson
Layofes
Kel Ray
Katherine
North Center Street
Anu
Chrysler Corporation
Martin
Motor Sales
W. South
DODGE
Service Headquarters
Swith
Leed
Owe Debonair
Cresco
al’ S Clothes Shop
North Center St
Corry, PA
Jlidomale
Elotlwe
Mofe
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
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