Corry paper reviews Truman Formosa Korea stance
The article discusses U S policy on Formosa and Korea following President Truman's June 27 declaration. It notes U S naval actions, expectations at the UN, and Moscow talks shaping Chinese Nationalists and Communist positions, with reference to Chiang Kai-shek and Chinese representation at the UN. It also covers postwar Soviet influence on Korean and Chinese affairs and the goal of a unified China under a National government.
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Russia
Formosa
Korea
Quemoy Island
Truman
Seventh Fleet
U. S
Red Fleet
Washington
Moscow
United States
U.S
Ache
Son
Mallic
UN Security Council
Knot
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
China
Far Eastern Commission
North Korea
Peking
Mao
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Korea
United States
Tory
Seward
Virginia
Lord Gorvallis
Uncle Tom
Gabin
Elia
E. M. Almond
Washington, D. C
SDS
Benjamin F. Fairless
New York
East Columbus avenue funds refused for repairs
Journal notes from August 4 1930 report Highway Department chief T C Frame informing Mayor Alexander that no funds exist for improving East Columbus avenue and the detour route. It also details a bridge accident on Brenich Creek near Findley Lake and a head on collision involving Miss Maxine Alverson and Miss Dorothy Morrow.
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T C. Frame
Highway Department
Alexander
Columbus Avenue
Witl
Brenich Creek
Findley Lake
Harrison Seppel
Lovrerd
Maxine Alverson
Dorothy Morrow
Keppel
Falconer backs flood control plan for Chautauqua Lake
Mayor Alvan T. Josephson of Falconer urged Jamestown officials to back the U S Army flood control project for Chautauqua Lake citing high water threatening homes and facilities. Trustee Menes-B Carlson supported action and noted risks to the village disposal plant. City Council and Board of Supervisors were set to convene flood control talks with Col Conrad P. Hardy noting limited opposition, while some officials voiced concerns about the plan.
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Jamestown
Alvan T. Josephson
Falconer
Board of Supervisors
U.S. Army
Chautauqua Lake
Ueil
Wich
Conrad P. Hardy J
Pittsburgh
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Glenn Bells
Col. Hardy
Lewistown
Henrie
Emmett C. K. Eckman
Falemer
Josephson
Miss Rebeca Bell Rescues Drowning Girl at Lovell's Pond
A 1 year old girl went beyond her depth at Lovell's Pond yesterday afternoon. Miss Rebeca Bell waded and twice retrieved the child before bringing her to shore. The rescued child’s name was not available in the report.
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Rebeca Bell
Tye
Lovell’s Pond
Goine Dows
Miss Bell
Hold Last Rites For Mrs Rhoda Sargent
Funeral services for Mrs Rhoda Anderson Sargent were held at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev James McIntosh officiating at 2 pm. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery as friends from Canadohia Lake Centerville and several towns attended.
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Rhoda Sargent
Rhoda Anderson Sargent
Bracken-Keating
James McIntosh
Richard Winans
Harold Sargent
Edward Kerr
Arden Baldwin
Louis Sweetland
John Haniwalt
Pine Grove
Canadohia Lake
Centerville
Old Burger
Bayt Tyndall
Mill Village
Eugene Clark
Springfield
Union City
Elmer Wettenburg
Sion
Eva
Whipple
Eric
Robert Lindstrom
Sherman
Frank Lawson
Jamestown
John. Haniwalt
Walter Johnson
Roy Mohnkern
Guy Heffernan
Joanne Heffernan
Gil City
Willam Burnett
Riceville
P. A. Saby
Lincalville
Golden Lux Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Help
An advertisement touts Golden Lux Tablets as a gentle laxative for sluggish bowels and constipation. It claims relief from distress bloating and headaches and urges forming internal cleanliness as a healthy habit. The product is priced at 250 and 60¢ at drug stores.
Ex congressman seeks parole after prison term
Former Rep. Andrew J. May of Kentucky asks the federal parole board for release after completing his eight month minimum sentence in Ashland prison. The 75 year old was convicted in July 1947 on a bribery conspiracy tied to World War I munitions contracts while he led the House military affairs committee.
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Washington
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
Ashland
May
House
Gars and Gars son Parole Eligibility After Eight Months
Henry M and Murray W Gars onetime prominent munition makers convicted for paying 53000 to influence wartime contracts were granted parole after eight months in Danbury Connecticut Correctional Institution and will be released on July 31.
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Henry M
Murray W. Garsson
Danbury, Conn
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