UN Forces Fall Back On West Front Amid Red Invasion
The article reports UN forces retreating to defensive positions on the western front as a major Red breakthrough advances. Dust clouds hinder visibility while Chinese troops engage with bravery, and fresh UN units rush to seal the gap south of 38th parallel and near the Ghunchon Seoul corridor. The retreat exposes western flank near Hwachon reservoir as allied counter attacks prepare.
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Ghunchon
Seoul
Hwachon Reservoir
Hwachon
Professors Oppose Three Loyalty Oath Bills in Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech professors urge legislators to defeat three loyalty oath bills defining disloyalty and threatening broad interpretation. The AAUP chapter warns oaths would bar discussion of policies. state aided colleges would require loyalty oaths. Also mentions air combat claims of heavy enemy casualties as context.
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Pittsburgh
Carniegle Tech
Pennsylvania
Bis
Tia
Carnegie Tech
American Association of University Professors
Miss Virginia Purcell to Marry May 26 in St Elizabeth’s
Society notes announce Miss Virginia Purcell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Purcell to wed William Keener son of Mr and Mrs J J Keener of Mentor Ohio on May 26 at St Elizabeth’s Church at 10 am Miss Purcell will have cousin Miss Mary Lou Haight as maid of honor William Stormer will be best man and Lawrence Morton will serve as usher Purcell a Corry High School graduate works in Harley F Johnsons accounting office Keener attended high school in Painesville and 38-2 grade lists at Allegheny College
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Virginia Purcell
Charles Purcell
Eity
Willian Keener
J. J. Keener
Mentor
Ohio
St. Elizabeth's Church
Miss Purcell
Mary Lou Haight
William Stormer
Lawrence Morton
Corry High School
Harley F. Johnson
Keener
Painesville
Allegheny College
Hospitality Club Elects New Officers At May Meeting
The Hospitality Club elected new officers including Lewis Velentine as general chairman and Don Williams as treasurer. Mrs. C. M. Howard, retiring, thanked members as the group met in the Garden Room of the VFW post home. A program by city school children featured music and vocal solos.
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Hospitality Club
C. M. Howard
Hospitality ' S Club
J. F. Needham
Lena St. Clair
Don Williams
V. F. W. Post
A. V. Cochran
T. W. Whitehead
Harry Bowmay
Paul Bauer
Ehile Ward
J. Fred Kinley
George Reitz
W. A. Redmond
KR. Benson
C. E Rafter
A.V. Cochran
G.E. Boga
J. Lynn Rice
Thomas Mayrey
David Hillstrom
Kenneth Downey
Wattshire
Whitehead
Cochran
Robert Tunnell
Howard
Valentine
Epsilon Phi Meeting Highlights Plans and Honors
Epsilon Phi Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at 59 Snyder Circle hosted by Mrs. Frank Laurie. Five members reserved for the Founders Day dinner in Erie May 2. Mrs. Wise led papers on History of Speech and The Art of Thinking. A stork shower honored Mrs. Laurie and Mrs. Walsh with gifts. Next meeting at the American Legion home will install newly elected officers.
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Aus Uymonu Pigny
Snyder Circle
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Frank Laurie
Erie
Frank Wise
Laurie
Fred Walsh
Euland Harvey
Rita Hand
American Legion
Born to Amy family at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Roger Amy at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs F A Slattery and Mrs Florence Amy of this city. A son was born at Corry Hospital this evening to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Yoder of 130 Fourth Avenue. A son was born late last evening to Mr and Mrs Archie Richardson of R D 3 Corry.
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Roger Amy
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
F. A. Slattery
Florence Amy
City
Tsat
Corry Hospital
Kenneth Yoder
Fourth Avenue
Archie Richardson
County Music Festival at Union City Tuesday
Erie County annual music festival at Union City High School featured the A Cappella Choir orchestra and Girls Chorus from Corry Senior High School. Soloists Barbara Kowalski and Patricia Mier performed Spirit Flower and Battle Hymn of The Republic under H Lynn Rice. Other groups included Edinboro High School Wattsburg and Union City choirs and bands. A concert at the Senior High School auditorium next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings will raise funds for a trip to the Pittsburgh district.
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Jayee Eyoup
Cotty Saayquad
SI Denis
Erie County
Union City High School
Corry Senior High School
Towa
Barbara Kowalski
Patricia Mier
H. Lynn Rice
Janice Johnston
Bale
Edinboro High School
Union City
Odette
Waterford
Wattsburg
Pitls‘oureh
Routine Meeting Of Corry Rotary Club
A routine Corry Rotary Club meeting was led by president A. Lenny after a weekly dinner at Hotel Corry. Members discussed upcoming projects to be announced later, with a program by George Relta featuring movies by Robert Ott J. from the Rotarians minstrel show, followed by group singing led by Stewart Long with Laurie Baker on piano.
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Sou A. Lenny
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
George Relta
Robert Ott, J
Rotarians
Stewart Long
Laurie Baker
Jolly Eight Club Honors Mrs Isabelle Johnson
The Jolly Eight Club met yesterday at East Mail Street home of Mrs Marjorie Brown with all members present. Mrs C E Gibbs won the 500 prize. They celebrated Mrs Isabelle Johnsons birthday by presenting money and cards. Refreshments of salad wafer cafe and coffee were served. Next meeting set for May 8 at Mrs J B Clarks East Smith Street.
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Jolly Eight Club
Isabelle Johnson
East Mail Street
Marjorie Brown
C. E. Gibbs
J. B. Clark
East Smith Street
Mrs Rasselas Brown Hosts Card Club Evening
A local contract card club met Tuesday evening at Mrs Rasselas Brown's Sciota road home. Two tables played with prizes won by Mrs EH Harmon, Mrs Roger Brown, and the hostess. Sandwiches browns and coffee and refreshments were served. Mrs Harmon will entertain next Monday, May 7.
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Rasselas Brown
Sciota Road
EH Harmon
Roger Brown
China Missionary to Speak at Bear Lake Friday
The public is invited to a program at the HUB Church at Bear Lake this Friday evening featuring Miss Rosé L. Fecker, a retired missionary of the China field, as guest speaker. A silver offering will be taken.
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China
Bear Lake
HUB
Rosé L. Fecker
The
China Feld
Special Mothers Day Program At Wayne Valley Church
The Wayne Valley church hosted a mothers and daughters program with invited guests from Elgin McCray Mennonite and Corry B U B churches. Rose L Fecker spoke on thirty years of missionary work in China and the Gullé Girls led an offering for China. Refreshments were served in the dining room بعد.
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Wayne Valley Church
Wayne Valley
EU. B
Elgin
McCray
Mennonite
Corry B. U. B
Walter H. Proctor
J. Leon Muneral
H. Ray Harris
Corry
Clifford McCray
Mlgin
George Mulgis
Rose L. Fecker
China
Phyllis Jensen
Jacob Weirich
Mennonite Church
Webb McCray
Charles Ladd
Ancient Egyptian Tombs Linked to Pyramid Use
Ancient records discuss pyramids in Egypt as tombs for rulers. The text notes five tombs associated with royal burials and signals ongoing debates about their ceremonial roles and architectural purpose.
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Egypt
Local vard club hosts bridge night at East Main home
Mrs William Spiesman hosted a local vard club social at her East Main Street residence. Two tables played contract bridge with prizes to Mrs Cleve Morlun, Mrs Edward Kinley and Mrs Waller Blair. Door prize went to Mrs Burgnon. A salad course ended the evening. next gathering set for May at Mrs Jota Moun’s home.
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William Spiesman
Harold Burgnon
East Main Street
Bridge
Cleve Morlun
Edward Kinley
Waller Blair
Burznon
Jota Moun
Ladies Bowling League Banquet At Deerhead Inn
The Ladies B League of the VFW Club held a banquet at Deerhead Inn with 26 attendees. Dinner consisted of steak and chicken, a Spring Flower plant served as door prize, and officers for the coming year were elected.
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Deerhead Inn
C. A. Mountain
Helen Hoyt
Mary Sears
Ray Dennis
Tie Harvey
V. F. W. Post
American crime book collectors and famed sleuths rise
A note on major private libraries in crime fiction. Collectors include prominent figures in the field such as Ned Guymon and San Vincent Starrett, with strong holdings in contemporary detective works. The article highlights the prominence of these libraries across the United States and mentions notable collectors in California and New York.
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