Twenty Years Ago 45 Taken From Journal August 14 1933
A historic note recalls James Gravink aged 18 dying when a truck crashed on Clymer Hill Glymer Central road. Alberlis Gravink and Henry Wastishouse were injured. Also reported are nominating petitions due and a new candidate John Foley entering city council races. A fire destroyed a barn near Bun Lake and lightning struck the Charles Stranigan farm. An airport venture linking Gerry and Sportansburg is planned. Joseph Bustman of Sparta announces a new ship purchase with rides and instruction offered. Joseph Shanburg fractured his left forearm in an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gravink
Chris Gravink
Clymer
Clymer Hill-Glymer Central Road
Alberlis
Henry Wastishouse
Gerry and
Sportansburg Juistion
Josep Bustman
Sparta
Congregation votes for new Brooklyn Heights Methodist church
A Brooklyn Heights congregation approved a building project by a 76 to 1 vote after a special meeting July 20. The plan calls for a larger seating area, improved Sunday School rooms, and a large parking area on Newland Avenue between Harvard and Delaware. The Jamestown District of the Methodist Church began the move earlier this year by purchasing city owned lots at Newland Delaware Harvard Summers streets, 400 by 210 feet, to accommodate the new edifice. A separate note mentions Perry E. Haines Jr receiving an honorary Taylor University scholarship.
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Brooklyn Heights
Jamestown Distele
The
Methodist Church
Newland
Delaware
Harvard Avenues
Summit Street
Perry E. Haines Jr
First Methodist Church
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Little Valley
Repatriation Exchange Flows From Inchon Arrivals
At Inchon 30 percent of aboard evacuees were Americans bound for San Francisco or Seattle. Gen Nelson M Walker left Inchon with 398 repatriates for a two week voyage to San Francisco. An exchange on Saturday was expected to free 50 more Americans along with 40 British and 300 South Koreans.
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Inchon
W. F. Hase
San. Francisco
Seattle
Nelson’ M. Walker
San Francisco
Panmunjom
U.S
Corry Post Office Second Class Mail Rates Note
Advertising rates and deadlines appear for Corry Pa publication. Rates include mail by carrier five cents per copy and thirty cents per week, with eight dollars per year by mail in advance within restricted territory. Display deadline set at 9 a.m. the day before publication.
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Corry
Reds list shows Allied prisoners returned and litter cases
A fragment notes a shipment of 406 with a total value of $918 and 12 763 Reds listed. It mentions eight litter cases classed as able bodied, and references Americans who came back from Allied prisoners. The brief item appears as a wartime transport summary with partial details.
Red camp mistreatment stories widen with American turncoats
Reports describe repeated abuse in Red camps including beatings and near starvation. Survivors recall other Americans labeled reactionaries and trade loyalty for safety, while some chose to defect to the Reds amid harsh conditions.
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Reds
Locarno revival eyed as Churchill hints at new peace pact
As UN session opens, observers weigh a revived Locarno concept proposed by Churchill in parliament. Western diplomats draft a joint reply to a Soviet note on Germany, with proposals limiting talks to German unification and peace rather than free elections.
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Churenm
Great Britain
United Nations General Assembly
Churchill
House of Commons
Paris
China
Germany
Locarno
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Mmankind
Belgium
Great Britain and
Haly
Eastern Locarno idea looms in Cold War era talk
The text surveys 1930s efforts for an Eastern Locarno pact linking Germany Russia Czechoslovakia Poland and the Baltic states with mutual security guarantees. It notes Hitler’s rejection, Malenkov’s May speech hints, and the idea that such pacts could encircle or reassure signatories as regional security evolves.
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Germany
France
Soviet
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Baltic
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland
Hitler
Supreme Soviet
Malenkov
Soviet Union
Litvinov
Locarno
How Smart Are You A 10 Question Challenge
A quirky quiz asks ten questions spanning sports politics and history. It tests memory of Phil Rizutto mis-spellings, Hanover N H college references, Henry A Wallage, Potsdam terms, Bob Hope birthplace, Wyoming Equality State nickname, Wisconsin Republican rivals, Naval Academy rank, Benedict Arnold location, and a South Africa animal grouping value.
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Phil Rizauto
Hanover
N. H
Henry A. Wallage
The
New Republic
Bob Hope
Union
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
U. S. Naval Academy
Benedict Arite
Africa
Flock of Lions
Refused to Buckle to the Geminists
Some Americans stood firm against the Geminists claiming the accused faced trumped up charges in courts as late as July 28, the day after the armistice signed and hostilities ended.
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Journal
Gharles Stranigan
Bun Lake
Joseph Shanburg
Dixie Blandy
Midway Park
Lake Chautauqua
Midway
Gancon
W. F. Rickers
Allen St
Dial
VanCise's
Eeeas Ser
Al’s
Clothes
Saegertown
CIN Lda
Don’ Bachofner
Saegertown Beverages
Rome
Eula
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertowns
BUICK
Lincoln
Packard
B. F. Goodrich Defiance Tires
Ina
Tafadi
B.f.goodrich
Powell Motor Company
R Goodrich
Cahter Street
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