Trade with Red China dominates Eisenhower comment
The Corry Evening Journal reprints a discussion of U S policy toward Communist China. It notes Eisenhower's Aug 4 remarks in Geneva on relaxing trade restrictions and outlines embargoes under the Battle Act of 1961 and US aid relations with North Korea and Japan, including figures on 1954 trade and the stance of key lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Geneva
Eisenhower
U. S
United Nations
United States
China
U. General Assembly
North Korea
Paris
Japan
Feder
Republic of Germany
Senate
Ben McCarthy
McCarthy
William F Knowland
Calif
Walter F. George
D-Cn
The
Foreign Relations Committee
MBSA
George
U8 Department of Commerce
Harold E Stassell
MSA
Yesterday's Memories of Corry and Local Notices
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes an estimated rise in valuation from 468520 to about 2000000, with reminiscences of 20 years ago and community signals. It references decor details for a Ready-to-wear shop on North Conder, a church league victory, a Washington School poster contest, and a 115 year old city meeting about street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Chapin and Sans
Nori Conder Atempt
Eig
Conifint Wite
Waynesind Smith Street Savers
Huth and Mecray Company
How Smart Are You Test Quizzes on Current Events
A quiz page poses seven questions on national and international affairs including tax figures tariff policy and world events. It references figures from the mid 20th century and mentions figures like Elsinhowe Truman and Dulles while noting debates over trade with China and Soviet relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsinhowe
Tariff Commission
Torelen Wiltehen
Cyprus
Idaminion
Atabus
Grevce
Asely
Ale Shirthy
Jim Farley
Cordell Hull
Bernard Baruch
Taevelt
Harry ‘Truman
Mosenw
Buany
China
Red Chine
Tobira Hideyama
Unio
Red Chinn
Cleo
Mamoru
Bn Anup
United States
Boy Strangled by Harmonica Holder in Lancaster
A 13 year old boy, George culind, was found strangled in his room in Lancaster yesterday. A leather loop attached to a metal bedpost was used to secure a harmonica holder, designed to free his hands for playing a guitar as the mattress slipped. The coroner noted the device caused the fatal strangling.
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Lancaster
George Culind
Harmonien
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Vance Allen Telegraph
B.G. Bennett
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Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Corry
Lyte Syttall
Tis Stophiee
Church League
Methiolots
Iyst
Witner
WETU
Prwalilention
Harry Davis
Comapony
Union City
ORSON
Spon St. Ale
Chapin
F. C. Chapin & Son
W. F. Rickers
Navaco
Glin
National Refrigeration CO
West Main Street