Aliens for the U S Army recruitment abroad aims in Germany
The article reports on aliens recruited abroad for the U S Army beginning around May 1 under the Lodge Phytlin act of 1950. It outlines eligibility, five year service, and a path to U S citizenship after enlistment. It notes ceilings under the act and discusses proposals for a Freedom Corps and related bills, with emphasis on language, screening, and settlement of stateless recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
United States Army
Germany
North Atlantic
Senate
House
Sen. Lodge
Rmass
United States
U.S
Lodge
Freedom Corps
Massachusetts
Rep. Flood
Sen
Tlater
Connie
Amerlean
Mer
Classic Quiz Of 10 Questions And Answers
A reader notes a 10 question IQ style quiz with scoring from Genius to Poor and prompts to check the Classified Page for answers. It lists questions about Lord Peter Wimsey author, a calculus limit, sweet potato vine family, Greek myth bronze clawed figure, 1945 Philippine independence date, first US president in the White House, Rhode Island’s two historical capitals, atmospheric ion phenomenon, the actress called the Divine Sarah, and a question about blueberries versus huckleberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wimsey
Philippine Commonwealth
United States
White House
Rhode Island
Sarah
Prominent hearing in Corry area sparks gas rate case
Solicitor Blaine Kincaid visits Erie for a city driven hearing on gas rate disputes with Corry and nearby communities. W B Akam suffers injuries when a scaffold collapses at Lovell's Station. N F Ames & Company eyed to purchase Dr G S Put garage on First Avenue. Corry may gain a Greyhound stop on a NY to Cleveland route. Edward Canty, 55, PRR engineer, dies at Brocton bunkhouse after a severe indigestion attack. Canty resided on South Center Street, moved to Corry from Oil City six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Kincaid
Erie
Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Edward Cantry
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Brocton
Cauley
South Center Street
Cony
Oil City
Czech Regime Silent on U. S. Embassy Visit Request
The U S embassy in Prague says it has received no reply from the Czechoslovak government to a request for permission to visit William N Oatis, imprisoned since April 23. Embassy Counselor Tyler Thompson noted the inquiry was oral and written April 26. Oatis has been held on alleged counterintelligence activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Prague
William N. Oatis
Embasy Cousiselor
Tyler Thompson
Oatis
Grechoslovak
Oil City Man Dies of Burns After House Fire
Glenn R. Hulings, 35, owner of the Oil City Hatchery, died at 10:10 a.m. after being pulled from a downstairs living room blaze that began on a couch. Firefighters saved adjoining structures as Hulings’ rescuer Sgt. Robert Field and an unidentified man entered the flames. The coroner cited burns and possible carbon monoxide fumes as the cause. Hulings left a wife, two children, his mother, and brothers. a World War II Navy veteran who later served in Korea and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Glenn R. Hulings
Riverside Drive
John Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Blane Best
Hulings
Robert Field
Jan
Hulmes
Maurice Dinberg
Navy
Korea
Japan
The New You and Heredity Revised Edition Review
A byef review of Corry Public Library latest addition The New You and Heredity highlights its rewritten text and expanded content with over 40 new photographs charts and drawings Excerpts from Reader's Digest March issue drew interest The book covers inheritance including eyes hair skin features size and shape child outcomes duplicated humans and related topics in a concise library note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Public Library
Reader's Digest
Coalition Gains Seats After Australian Election
Sydney report shows Prime Minister Robert Menzies led coalition Liberals and Country Party widening their hold in Parliament. By Saturday returns the coalition appears assured of at least six seats in the House of Representatives and narrows Labor’s expected margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Robert G. Mennies
Senate
Liberal-Country Party
House of Representatives
Labor Party
Fight Brews On Clean Streams In Senate Battle
Harrisburg April 30 A Senate clash over postponing new construction under the clean streams program reshapes action as Democrats threaten to oppose a two year extension on sewage plant construction. The measure would spare industry from stream clearance during a national emergency and add two years to complete projects amid war scarce materials. House action on the income tax is expected to stall until May 9, while debate continues. People suffering from austrophobia have a unreasoning fear of ents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Frost
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Capitol
Montiay
John S. Fine
Senate Democrats
Samuel G. Nef
Lawrence
Seh
T. Newell Wood
Woman tries to die by jumping from dock in Pittsburgh
A 60 year old Pittsburgh woman, Mrs Susan Mall, jumped from a public dock but then appeared to change her mind and grabbed a fish pole. She was rescued and in satisfactory condition at a hospital. Two witnesses, Edward Jenski and Lewis Burkowski, saw her shed a coat before leaping and did not realize her intent at first. She told authorities she did not want to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Susan
Mall
Donald Sinkan
Thomas Cullen
Burgh
Edward Jenski
Lewis Burkowski
Maki
Muki
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Corry Evening Journal
Warren
AEE Sa
Woodby Wooppeell
Blaine Smith
Town Barn
Prom Journal
W. B. Akam
Beaverdam
Lovell's Station
Ser
N. F. Ames & Company
Dr. GS
First Avenue
New York-Cleveland
Greyhound Lines
Cleveland
New York City
U. 5
Pat Neetes
Widmann
Tesh
Bea's
Lindsies’s
Davis Radio-Television
Aespice
Emerson
Fimerson
SED
Television and Radio
Mer Fure
America
Best Buy
Davis Radio
Loblaws
Loblaw’s
Orchard Park
Long Island
Pka
SKY High
Yayeon
Cata
Gabardine
Jayson
Eracias
Sulfa Bey
Sierra Nevada
Atlantic Station
Butters
Atlantic Services
Center & W
Pleasant Sis
Corry, Pas
U.S. Savings Bonds
Citizens National Bank
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