Twenty Years Ago From Corry Daily Journal File
A 1930 item recounts events around Corry including forest fire near Marienville, bootlegging probes, local shop openings and remodels, and a late night capture on PRR tracks. It notes parishions of local incidents and a brain teaser page in the classified section.
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Spartansburg
Marienville
Forest County
Ruppersburg
Corry
PRR
Smith
Frederick
Connec
Ome B. Bacons
Caseline
Columbus
U S Minister to the Vatican Debate on Diplomatic Ties
Protestant leaders urged Truman to name a successor to Myre Taylor as presidential representative to the Vatican after his resignation. Roosevelt had appointed an Episcopalian to the role in 1939, while debates over formal relations hinge on church state separation and congressional funding for the embassy. The Vatican’s history includes a long period without formal ties, and supporters argue such relations would align the United States against totalitarian forces.
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U.S
Vatican
Tain
Tuke
Crolys
Truman
Myre H Taylor
Trumas
Uged
Rome
Italy
Vatican City
United States
Congress Colt
Vican
U. S
Early explorers note giant footprints in Patagonia
In southern Argentina explorers marvel at exceptionally large footprints, referring to the region as Patagonia and calling the prints evidence of a remarkable ancient speaker or creature, sparking awe about the land’s hidden scale.
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Argentina
Patagonia
Beaten Pittsburgh Mill Inspector Hurt in Assault
Chester Hendrix, 48, inspector of Milton, Pennsylvania, was severely beaten by two men and treated at St Brande Hospital. He suffered stab wounds, possible skull fracture, shock, and loss of blood as of August 11 reports from Pitt.
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Pittsburgh
Chester Hendrix
Sille Mill
Milton
St. Brandé Hospital
Beaverdam Area News Notes and Local Socials
Beaverdam area notes report the E I B Sunday School peak set for August 19 at Glenwood Park with family baskets and provided refreshments. Church groups elect officers, several families host gatherings, and local residents attend picnics, visits, and a Bloodmobile drive. The article notes Meade and Mead parks visits, neighborly events, and the Greek costume fact from the National Geographic Society.
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Beaverdam Area
Beaverdam
Glenwood Park
Brotherhood
George Mulvin
Ora Gibbons
Kenneth Kireh
George Mu
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Ab Erie
Frilnk Parsons and
Sor
Barlow
North Center Street
Montgomery Ward
Pra Ling
Paulie A. G. Me
Titusvike
New York
Kentucky
Colorado
San Juan Hill
Santiago
Cuba
The
White Way Drive-In
Warren
Pay
Copacabana
Groustia Mars
Carmen Mirangis
Kraus Nes Tae Lie
America
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
King’s Workers
Paul Smith
WSWS
Mead Park
Hich
Walter Proctor
Georgian Lyons
Ivan Miller
Rand Smith
Leon Proctor
Mildred
Pally Young
Erie
Canada
Thousand Islands
Jack Huskins
Amos McClure
Milroy
Ind
Merle Cummings
Cummings
James Moyer
Nori East
Cloyd Cummings
Charles Cummings
Claude Maynard
Norman Maynard
Sind
Wayne Skiff
Charlotte
Sparhamsburg
Howard Barr
Cranesville
Rey
Charles Swan
Noble Kent
Guy Hayes
Tam
James Bennett
Washington, D. C
Donald Bowen
Jerilo Hermann
Tan
National Geographic Society
Tel-Del-service
House OF Flowers
Center St
Rhone
N. Center ST
Airline Af
Fullstone
Phono
Brown
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