Inside Job and Shift Toward States in Postwar News
The Corry Journal reports on suspicions of an inside job in Middle East tensions implicating British officials Burgess and McLean, linked to Oman unrest. It notes President Eisenhower’s push to shift authority to states, including Atomic Energy Commission duties on radiation safety. It also covers unification efforts for a true land air and sea military force under Radford and McElroy, amid defense production concerns.
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Middle East
Britain
John Foster Dulles
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Guy Burgess
Donald Mec- Lean
McLean
Cairo
Washington
Oman
Aden
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Arthur W. Radford
Neil H. McElroy
Charles E .Wilson
Radford
Military leadership shifts amid postwar reorganization
The article notes retirement of a top military official and new Joint Chiefs chair General Nathan Twining, hinting at inter service rivalry between the Air Force and Army. It also covers Eisenhower naming James Hopkins Smith Jr. to lead foreign aid, directing long term loans for developing nations to resist communism and support allies, with substantial funding and goals across Korea Formosa South Vietnam Pakistan Turkey.
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Sarrier Runigrn
Sid
United States
Veist
Air Force
Nathon P. Twining
Army
Medlroy
Eisenhower
James Hopkins Smith, Jr
Navy
John B. Hollister
Smith
South Korea
Formosi
South Viet
Mam
Pakistan
Turkey
Jordain Hoe
Youth focus drives fashion ads across stores this year
The New York based Business Mirror notes a strong youth emphasis in retail promotions. Stores cite rising demand from school and college shoppers for modern pen outfits, laundry detergent sets, and retro styles like raccoon coats revived for both sexes. Data shows growing teen purchasing power and shifting target demographics, with ads highlighting affordability and practicality.
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Proerewike
National Association of Men's Apps Clubs
Boys’ Apparel Buyers Association
Cleefilly
Tos
Gil
Ernest Brown seeks name change to Nasir Thau-d-Din Brown
In Jersey City New Jersey Ernest Brown will appear in Hudson County Court on September 17 to petition for a legal name change. His proposed name Nasir Thau-d-Din Brown reflects his embrace of Islam and aims to align with religious tenets.
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Jersey City
N. J
Ernest Brown
Hudson
Nasir Thau-d-Din Brown
Aerial Bomb Slams Nanking Street. Death Toll Ranges Widely
From August 23 1937 reports, a huge aerial bomb hit upper Nanking Road between Wing On and Sincere stores at 1:10 p.m. killing 300 to 700 people. The section also notes local traffic light changes on Washington and Center streets and a photo feature on aviation preservationist Frank Tallman in New York. Reports include Corry memorials, local accidents near Center Street, and a long list of archival items from that era.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Rample
William Chiricuzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Ottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Shanghat
Nanking Road
Wing-On
Sincere Department
Washington
Center Streets
Glenn Muller
Yeserday
Hal Boyle’s Americana includes a vintage World War I biplane collection
The piece recounts Hal Boyle’s look at a faded aviation era. Franke Tallman quit a broadcasting job to pursue a handmade portfolio of early aircraft props and portraits, focusing on a 1910 Blaenstraining and a 1917 German Walde airframe once saved by careful preservation.
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Uae
Franke
Stunt Flywig
Hollywood
Sind
England
Bsaletin
Germain Walde
Briant
Sopwith Camel Flight Tales and Vintage Aircraft Passion
A quirky reminiscence on the Sopwith Camel's simple controls and smoky, high risk flights. Tallman flew the WWI biplane from Hollywood to an air show in our capital, valuing the plane at $15,000 though it cost $8,000 in 1917. the hobby demands caution since one mistake can be fatal.
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Tallman
Hollywood
Frank
Hungarian Mates Deported After Visa Fraud Charge
Immigration officials ordered Joseph Poehle aged 33 and Marianna Kiss aged 21 deported from Wheeling West Virginia claiming they obtained visas by fraud. The couple admitted they falsely presented themselves as husband and wife though they had been separated mates in Hungary. They may appeal to the Immigration Board of Appeals in Washington DC.
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Fibimpununia
Iing
Wheeling
W. Va
Hungary
Joseph Poehle
Marianna Kiss
Immigration Board of Appeals
Washington, D. C
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Nuitear's
Aeout
Business Mirror
Dawson
Baltimore
America
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Milwaukee
College Oy
Orn
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Hotpoint
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Mrtie Besson
George Besson
West Washington Street
Sper
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Frank Tullman
Noless
Flying Jong
Board of Commerce
Guy Simmons
Erie Railroad
F. Brown
Harold
Center Street
Pennsylvania Tracks
U.S
Columblis
Wrightsville
Uditor
Pennsylvania
General Fund
Joint Board
Corry Area Joint Schools General Fund
Federal Aid
Hauserman, King and Crawford
W. A Crawford
Certified Public Accountant
Auron
Ory 98
Babe
Hal Boyle
Oper
Delon and Banson
Chapin & Son
Friendly Con
Barney
Firestone
South Center Street
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