SCHOOL FOR DIPLOMATS DISCUSSED AS DESTINATION FOR FOREIGN SERVICE
Corry Journal notes talk of a future school for diplomats to train young graduates for foreign service. It compares diplomacy to military academies and calls for a new exam system under the State Department. The piece argues for trained, youthful ambassadors with intelligence and friendly bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Academy
New London
Coast Guard
Annapolis
Navy
Quantico
State Department
Sleep and naps guide for infants and children
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania guidance urges ample sleep for all ages. It notes infants need about 18 to 20 hours daily early on, gradually decreasing, and advises single‑room sleep for babies. Reading to a restless child can help induce rest and relax the youngster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Keep Young Old Age Poisons Cleaned with Lax Tablets
An old advertisement touts Golden Lax Tablets as a quick and gentle remedy to cleanse poisons from the intestinal tract, claim they slow aging, and offer 25c and 50c sizes via all druggists.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files August 6 1925
Fire gutted a shot shop on North Center Street and damaged adjacent businesses, with losses over 25000 dollars. A Cory railroader, Andrew Kraiger, died from injuries after an accident near Brocton. Charles Rex Huberty was born at 100 Main Street. F A Loveland agreed to run again for the City Public Schools Board. A collision at West Smith and West Wayne streets left two cars damaged but occupants uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Morlek
North Center Street
Drs
J. Kihler
Burkhardt
Charles Huberty
East Main Street
Charles Rex
West Smith
West Wayne Streets
Findley Lake
Ernest Loveland
Requiem Mass Held for Frank Colbert in Garland
A requiem Mass for Frank Colbert was celebrated at St Luke s Church Irv ine after a prayer service at his Garland home. Burial was in St Joseph s Cemetery Warren with Youngsville American Legion post 658 and Honor Guard assisting. Distance mourners included Boston s Brother Sebastian and Pittsburgh s Harry Hoover among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colbert
Garland
St. Luke's Church
Irvine
Edward Jacobs
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
Warren
Wood
Hallgren Wilcox
Youngaville American Legion
Nyquist Wroblenski
Brennaman
Harry Young
D. Long
W. Proper
C. Reed
H. Danielson
Ted Campbell
J. Plemings
V. Jones
P. Peterson
Veron Jones
H. Husted
Frank ‘Titus
Sebastian
Boston
William O'Brien
Johny O'Brien
Themius O'Brien
James O'Brien
Nota
Margaret O'Brien
Harry J. Hoover
Pittsburgh
PAC urges ward registration centers for city election
The CIO Political Action Committee led by William Sauller and Robert Light asks county commissioners to set up centralized registration centers in every city ward before the September 17 deadline. They cite numerous Brielles and others unable to vote and plan ward by ward dates with adequate staffing. Republicans doubt endorsements will come due to past Democratic union activity, and a possible counterlabor group for the GOP may form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grie
CIO
William Sauller
Robert Light
PAC
Republicas
G. O.P
Seven trivia questions ignite a playful classroom challenge
A reader surveys a quirky quiz list asking about the Drake headhunting tribe on a hidden island, Robert Morris domains, and the U S Bureau of Mines. It also covers historic signers, solar element discovery, the Liberty Bell at Faneuil Hall, Straits of Gibraltar waters, the ladybird, grammar fixups, and GI Bill benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Robert Morris
Department of the Pedival
U. & Bureau of Mines
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander —Hamilton
John Adams
Jol Hancock
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Straits of Gibraltar
president Truman Neared East Coast on Record Pace
President Truman, aboard the Augusta, steamed toward the U S east coast at a 26 knot pace. The ship was expected to dock early in the week as Truman continues toward Washington after Potsdam talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Augusta
Truman
United States
Potsdam
Ansterm
Washington
Services Sunday for West B Skinner
West B Skinner was buried in Beavardsm Cemetery after services at Bracke Keating Funeral Home in this city. Rev. P A Galbreath officiated at 1:40 p m. Walter Decker of Centerville sang two hymns Lead Kindly Light and No Night There. Mrs Russell Clarke accompanied the singer at the piano. Bearers were John Banks A O Sandburg Austin Skuddd Arla Williams Paul Skinner and Lloyd Skinner. Visitors from Muskegon Michigan Loyd Skinner Keil Q Paul Skinner Cuyahoga Falls O Mr and Mrs Albert Miller and family of Edinboro and others attended. A representation of nearby Byre Railroad workers attended the service. Modern machines wrent 90 molded glass battles a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bo Skinnr
Beavardsm
Bracke Keating
Itis City
P. A. Galbreath
Methodist Church
Walter Docker
Centerville
Ratssell Clarke
Mr Decker
Bear
John Banks
A. O. Sandburg
Austin Siuidd
Arla Williams
Paul Skinner
Lloyd Skinner
Melvin Nelson
Gibute
Navy Fires Lord Salesman Frie Aug 6
Officials of the Law Manufacturing Co learned Saturday that Duff Dean, long time west coast sales manager since 1958, was yesterday dismissed in similar fashion to Tom Lord. Lieut Lang, formerly an auditor, was secretly made sales manager for the Navy department operating the plant. Dean began with his wife as secretary in Spring 1928 and built the company’s West coast reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Law Manufacturing Co
Bnt
Duff Dean
West Coast Sul
Tom Lord
Vise Com
Vie Company
Callada
Nay
Anilysk Singe Ute Seigare
Navy Department
Lord Manufacturing Company
Bulk Dean
Lord Company
Dean
Jus
Bulding
Lord Juinaduets
Oil Lease Man Hurt Amputates Arm in Mt Jewett Field
Kane August 38 year old u Virell Regis a oil field drifter residing Duke Center was injured at work on an A lease near Mt Jewett Saturday morning. Sand line caused the accident mangling his right arm four inches below the elbow necessitating amputation. Witnesses and coworkers aided him to Community hospital where surgeons performed the operation. His condition was reported good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Virell Regis
Mt. Jewett
Regis
Duke Center
Wits
Wasson
Felow
Th Community Hospital
Veterans organize association at reunion in Union City
A veterans reunion in Union City featured Invocation by Graves and remarks by Henry Main as secretary. President Braley led the address with Maslind sergeant Barnes reporting on unit activit y. Other speakers included Burgess Gardner, Brakeman, and Edward Breneman. The Union City Company A reunion was hailed as the nation’s most successful to date. Attendees from Union City, Waterford, Spartansburg, Mercer, and nearby towns joined in a social rally after a banquet and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugener
Barnes
Carlton Murrell
Ree Burgess Gardner
Union
Brakeman
Union City
Edward Brerneman
Ws Son
Jerry Breneman
Lie Foster
Reuriiong
Temory
Covay
Feev
Graves
V. FW
Corry
Company A
Water
Ford
Spartansburg
Mercer, “Buarmse
Lieutenant Walter Traut Killed in Austrian Air Crash
Lieutenant Walter A Traut 22 son of Mr and Mrs Walter P Traut was killed in an Austrian air crash July 16. The War Department telegram said his death comes as a blow to his family in Erie. He was stationed with the army near Burleigh Falls and was to return home midweek. Details of the accident were scarce, with letters noting he was busy shaping troops for expeditionary duty. He was born in Clarendon Jamestown Pitt County Meadville North East and Kent. The ElArtley Watson committee praised the arrangements for the annual banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eri
Ang
Sven Leute
Walter A. "Traut
Walter P. Traut
Austria
War Department
Erleshgravinerq
Burleigh Falls
Jie
Lane Westyyile
Davnesville
Clarendon
Jamestown
Pitteflee
Meadville
North East
Kent
Chatr
Maus Elartley Watson
Turity
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Garden
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colestove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. Adth St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mace Knaya
KEEP
Childs’ Welding
Guys Mills, Pa
Messisker
Putnam
Columbus
Public Service Commission
Leart
Andrew Kraiger
Cory
Dun- Fink
Brocton
F. A. Loveland
Board of Education
Loveland
Ts.xelsevon
Oftomot
Center ST
Tel
Keystone van Cise’s ‘Senvies
East South Street
Dial
Erie
I. Q
Davis
Sie Horn
Heiman
Aessels' Press
West B. Skinner
C. F. Curtis
M. J. Martin & Son
Corry, Pa
Lord
Erie Concern
Al's Clothes Shop
Corry and Meadville
Al’s
Bernstein Bros
Swansdown Cake
Keystone
Glass Jar
Social Club
Mueller
Maxwell House Coffee
Oscar
Lieut
Walter Traut
Carol
Hollander
Ontgomery Ward
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