Castro's year as Cuba's savior fades in review
A year after Fidel Castro’s Washington visit to meet editors, the column reflects on his record. Private property seizures, unheld elections, and the growing anti US stance show a shift from promised reforms. The piece frames Castro as a sincere yet increasingly dangerous actor with Communist ties and tensions near American shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Fidel Castro
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
State Department
Cuba
United States
Caribbean
Hitler
Mussolini
Tojo
Batista
Dr. Castro
Guantanamo Bay
Americas
America
Wall Street Journal
Prom mischief and cemetery shrub thefts spark hometown notices
Rochester area readers report a spate of mischief including prom hubcap thefts and cars missing rotor components. George Hills offers a $100 reward for locating shrub vandals at Pine Grove Cemetery. Corry residents note cornerstone contents, local business leaders donate prizes for the Post prom party, and a Moscow photo appears in the April 2 issue of Saturday Evening Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Opal Hills
Rochester
Pine Grove
Paper Company
Knight
Lee
Post
Red Square
Moscow
H. X K. Rhodes
Lawrence Park
Vern Chellon
R. D. Corry
Rhodes
Hold Services For Fred N. Howard
Funeral services for Fred N. Howard were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. BH Ray Harris officiating. Interment followed at David Curtis Cemetery in Columbus. Beaters were sons-in-law Joseph and Frank Rutsky Floyd and Milford Robbins George Ross and Charles Thomas. Relatives and friends from Ohio New York Florida and Pennsylvania attended the service arriving from Niagara Falls Warren Jamestown and other towns.
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Fred N. Howard
Bracken Funeral Home
Ray Harris
David Curtis Cemetery
Columbus
Joseph
Frank Rutsky
Floyd
Milford Robbins
George Ross
Charles Thomas
Joseph Rutsky
Terry Rutsky
Pitts
William Baker
John Streich
Andrew Lucks
Charles Thomas Jr
Wesley Dexter
Frank Prine
Mabel Gray
Warren
Floyd Robbins
Allen
Bonnie Robbins
Sugar Grove
Claudia Adams
Fred Prine
George Mosley
Glenn Prine
Jamestown
N. Y
Paul Brennan
Lottsville
Walter Amy
Alvin Rowland
Willam Bailey
Guy Long
Fredonia
Robert Amy
Cherry Point
N.C
Archie Crist
Dunkirk
N. C
Raymond Amy
Bradenton
Flo
Zoah Cochran
Bear Lake
Kailburn
Painesville
Ohio
Guy Moyer
Orwell
Buford Moyer
Erle
Guy Barry
Ashvile
Yesterdays Memories of Corry 9
A look back at Corry 9 years ago and whispers on President Roosevelt's liberal ticket resurface as a potential third term. In yesterday's spring primaries only 375 votes were cast at 1 15 pm signaling a light local turnout. The Junior High School boiler insurance contract was awarded to Theo P Williams after weeks of Board of Education discussions.
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Sullivan
Canal Zone
Union City
Molded
Piber Glass Boat Co
Boat Company
Korea
Corry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Houghton College
Sally Chase
Janet Stroup
Max Bennink
Corry Area
Columbus Community Church
Wrightsville
Bennink
CAHS
Jean
Corry Excavating and Mining Co
West Main Street
American Polled Hereford Association
Corry Church of the Nazarene
Paul Bowlby
Pennsylvania
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Boilet Insurance
Theo P. Williams
Board of Education
Benefit dance planned for Corry baseball club at Armory
Forty years ago on April 23 1920 a benefit dance for the Corry baseball club is set for Wednesday at the Armory with Messenger's orchestra providing music. The Junior Camp Fire girls met at the Presbyterian Church with Miss Virginia Waggoner Suerdian and Miss Hazel Knowlton assisting. Contractor L D McCray submitted a surety bond to the City Commission for the new fire department building contract, which was accepted. Last night’s electrical storm caused considerable damage to telephone and lines.
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Corry Baseball Club
Armory
Messenger
The
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Waggoner Suerdian
Hazel Knowlton
L. D. McCray
City Commission
Fire Department
Sparta Girl Attends Three Day Science Symposium
Marlene Be Hebets leads 165 top melon students from four states to Temple University Philadelphia May 23 to 25 for the Middle Atlantic Belence Symposium. The event is jointly sponsored by Temple and the Office of Ordnance Research U S Army. Students were chosen by principals for outstanding science and math work with limited travel and hotel support provided.
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Chautauqua County
Onsalus Elston
GPA
Pennsylvania Avenue
Temple University
Marlene R. Hebers
Spartansburg
Roger Lee Tanner
Union City
Carol Lynne Weber
R. D
North East
Veterans Administration
Ivan Bennink
Wiggets Garage, Inc
Corry Isin
South Bend
Ind
Pennsylvania
Eraniagopymis
Marlene
Hebets
B. Dwi
Dirong
Philadelphia
Office of Ordnance Research
U. S. Army
Noted Medico Jules Freund Dies at 69
Dr. Jules Freund immunologist died of cancer yesterday at the National Institutes of Health where he had led the laboratory of immunology since 1957. The Hungarian born figure won the Albert Lasker Award last year for medical research. A separate report notes a Main street lightning strike damaged Bell system cable apparatus and blew fuses in the area.
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Washington
Jules Freund
National Institutes of Health
Hungary
Main Street
Bell System
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Corry Journal
Ion Bo Bouth
Dotte Va
Cony Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiriusin
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National Advertising Representative, Inc
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
AP News
Coe
Behind the News
Mead Avenue
U.S. Mail
Robert Sullivan
Saturday Post
Panama Canal Zone
Wattsburg
Loblaws
Florida
Swift Premium
Armour
Morrell Pride
Fancy Rock Cornish Roasters
Pruners
Lawn & Plant Food
Tee
Church of the Nazarene
Essex Street
Corry, Pal
Rev
A. A. Gilmour
Leland Davis
Clothes
UALA
Uae
Sparta
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Fa. Phong
Elaine
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