War with Red China recounts struggle through history
Corry Evening Journal summarizes the long arc of foreign powers exerting influence in China from Opium War to postwar events. It traces British, Russian, Japanese, French, German, and Soviet roles, and outlines how Mao Zedong and Chu Teh built Communist control from 1934 onward, noting shifts by 1949.
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Great Britain
Hong Kong
Russia
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Salghalin Island
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Shimonoseki
Formosa
Pescadores Islands
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Inner Mongolia
Mongolia
Republic of China
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Chiane
Mao’ Tee-Lung
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Mao
Chiang
Pittsburgh a prime World War I bomb target says official
Dr. Richard Garstell new state civil defense director told reporters Pittsburgh is a prime World War I bomb target. He warned even with radar and warning nets enemy planes could slip through blind spots giving only five to eight minutes notice of a raid if lucky.
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Burgh
Richard Garstell
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Gavin Blasts Acheson as Bungler in House Speech
Rep Gavin asserts Secretary of State Acheson is a bungler and appeaser who should resign or be fired. He says Acheson’s policies threaten national unity and risk Soviet dominance, urging Congress to remove him. The remarks accuse pro British bias and mismanagement of foreign policy, warning of potential global concessions.
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Washington
Gavin
R-Pa
Dear Acheson
House Armed Services Committee
House
Acheson
Congress
State Department
Alger Hiss
Kremlin
How's Your I Q A Classic Quiz On Memory And History
A quiz page promises scoring from Genius to Poor for ten questions. It asks about Eniwetok ocean, Oberammergau fame, Charge of the Light Brigade, solid carbon dioxide, legends about an Inkstand, Cyclops feature, uniform wear by the U S commander, bald eagle timing, author of She, and long ton pounds. The piece hints at classified page answers and a broader commentary on American governance and potential disaster.
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U. 5 S. Atomic Proving Area
Eniwetok
Oberammergau
Light Brigade
Cyclops
Army
Navy
United States
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Corry Journal Files
A Corry resident Madame Viola E Myers a clairvoyante died at her South Center street home. Gas prices fell to 11 cents a gallon in Corry as dealers battled over price wars attracting motorists. Corry High School reports three entries in Northwestern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Music contest at Oil City Girls Glee Club and violinist Max Harvey plus Boys Quartette compete. Political rumors include nominations for All in September primaries with Frank Westley seeking re election Ted Luther announces candidacy for city treasurer Lyle Foster signs with Country Club. others expected in May to join local course work.
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Oil City
Max Harvey
Ted Luther
Corry
Lyle W. Foster
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