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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1951

Page

12

UN troops in Korea draw mixed U N contributions

The Corry Evening Journal notes American frustration that UN members give less than the United States in the Korean War. Gen Bradley cites about 250000 U S land troops in Korea, with 75000 South Korean troops. Total non U S and non Korean forces amount to about 35000, led by Turkey 5000 and Britain 13000. Canada 10000 and Australia 1000 follow, with smaller detachments from France the Philippines Greece Siam the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg.

Korea U. S Bradley U.S Turkey Great Britain Ma Jaya Hong Kong Canada Australia France Indo-China Philippines Greece Siam Netherlands Belgium Luxemburg South Africa Colombia India Aba

Corry High School quartet takes second in music contest

Twenty years ago Corry High School placed second in the Boys Quartet at the Northwestern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Music competition in Oil City. The quartet included Max Harvey, Robert Paulson, Armour Hillstrom, Robert Reagle, with Miss Cornelis Price as accompanist.

Corry High School Pennsylvania Oi City Max Harvey Robert Paulson Armour Hillstrom Robert Reagle Cornelis Price

How's Your I Q A Brain Teaser Quiz From Classifieds

A reader prompts ten questions covering world leaders, military ranks, folklore, language, and general knowledge. Topics include a March atomic claim by a South American government head, Pershing’s four star status, the king's veil, mahout meaning, a Milwaukee gambler testimony, the bonnet car part, a lore reference to strength and purity, Miss Muffet’s fright, Bedouin locations, and a grammar correction about tin versus other metals.

General Pershing Senate Sidney Bradson Milwaukee England Miss Muffet

VETS RUSH TO ENROLL AS GI BILL PROMPTS CLASS MOVE

Erie April 25 Veterans rush to enroll at the Veterans School as GI Bill benefits draw many. Principal George Deimel reports 706 entries since January 1 and 179 in March. Only 68 school days remain to start training with day and evening courses. The school offers a high school and grade school department for veterans and provides subsistence for qualified veterans. Students may attend six hours weekly. A survey shows 86 square miles comprise a township.

Erie Veterans’ School George Deimel

Columbus Boychoir to Return for Ninth Summer Session

The Columbus Boychoir School enters its first year in Princeton and will hold a four week session at Chautauqua starting July 14 with a $180 fee for 40 selected boys. Camp includes rehearsals, recreation, dress rehearsals, free amphitheater access, and trips such as Niagara Falls. director Herbert Huffman seeks 40 musical boys via Rosedale Road, Princeton NJ.

Columbus Boychoir School Princeton N. J Chautauqua Boychoir Chautauqua Opera Company Lovely Chautauqua Lake Chautiauqua Symphony Orchestra Lake Front Niagara Falls Herbert Huffman Boychoir School Rosedale Road

Growers Fight Strawberry Disease in Pennsylvania

The State Department of Agriculture reports a strawberry disease called Red Steele spreading across eastern Pennsylvania beds. Growers are taking steps to combat the plant disease while noting that wintering strawberries fared well where mulching was heavy. Late winter weather caused unexpected damage from freeze thaw cycles, and March surveys indicate a late start to the spring season for commercial truck crops, with cool windy wet conditions across the state.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture

Flag colors symbolize courage liberty and loyalty

The passage notes limited outdoor work opportunities on vegetable farms in northern areas with little plowing accomplished in southeastern counties. It explains the American flag colors stand for courage red liberty white and loyalty blue.

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