Vishinsky charges touch on United Nations debate
The United Nations General Assembly will discuss Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky's claim that the U S is arming subversive groups in the Soviet bloc and elsewhere. The 1951 Mutual Security Act provides 100 million to aid certain Soviet dissidents or escapees for military or other purposes, which Vishinsky says violates the UN charter and contradicts FDR Litvinov accords.
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Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
United States
U. S
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Litvinov
Twenty Years Ago In Corry News And Notes
Twenty years ago items report flood risk at Whiteley pond in West Columbus avenue for an ice rink with improvements near completion and readiness for flooding. Neil Thorpe named captain of Corry High 1982 football squad at banquet at Paris Hall. Miller of Columbus wins star-route mail contract from Warren to Oil City, 76.1 miles, $1868.65 yearly. Erie County Christmas Seal drive underway with residents urged to purchase seals. Local teachers and guests enjoyed bridge at Miss Ruth Dahlstrand's home. Ann Baressi and Lois McCray win awards. Cold weather persisted. mention of Soviet overtures and 1929 State Secretary Hughes remarks on no negotiations amid propaganda.
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Neil Thorpe
Corry High
Paris Hall
Merley. Miller
Columbus
Warren
Oil City
Bridge
Ruth Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Ann Baressi
Lois McCray
Hughes
Moscow
Soviet Roosevelt Pact Echoes Across Cold War Debates
The text outlines mutual pledges from Litvinov and Roosevelt not to interfere in each other’s internal affairs, with the Soviet Union restricting supporters and groups that threaten U S territorial integrity. It notes Roosevelt’s reciprocal adherence, Comintern ties, and shifts in 1943 including the Comintern dissolution and Comintern withdrawal by the American Communist Party before 1935. A later line hints at an airlift operation from Kangaroo Island to Adelaide as a foreign-linked livestock transport.
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Litvinov
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Rerrain
United States
Russia
U. S
Comitstern
Moscow
Third International
Communist Party of Russia
Comintern
Gonsin
Commu~ Aia
Kangaroo
Adelaide
Australia
I Q Quiz and Classified Answers From a 1900s Page
A quiz feature asks readers to score memory and recall 10 items on politics authors geography and poetry. It references Senator John J. Williams, George Bancroft, Fenimore Cooper, Bank of England ownership, translate a Tallin proverb, Africa's southern tip, cobblers, Inca ruling, The Marble Faun author, and William Butler Yeats's famed poem.
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John J. Willams
U. 5
Senate
George Bancroft
Fenimore
Bank of England
Africa
Peru
W. B. Henley
Expense list to be sought at meeting in Erie
Erie county officials face demand for a re-itemization of improper expense withdrawals totaling nearly $5,000 since January 1950. County Controller Rockwell plans to request the itemizations at today’s meeting after delays, following a recommendation by Atty. James W. Evans. Commissioner Thomas W. Flatley, back from vacation, and fellow commissioners Fred W. Tamberton and Delt Darling are involved in the lump sum payments.
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Erie
Rockwell
Fart
James W. Evans
Thomas W. Platley
Flatley
Fred W. Tamberton
Delt Darling
Four Pedestrians Killed in Western Pennsylvania Traffic
Four pedestrians died in separate Western Pennsylvania accidents. In Pittsburgh a three year old, Joe Buerlle, was struck by a truck while playing in the street. Edward Schelble, 54, died after an auto hit him crossing a street. John Baughman, 68, from near Jeannette, died in Greensburg hospital after being struck on a country road. George Kvedeh, 34, of Wintondale, was mortally injured when an auto struck him on his way home from work.
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Associnten Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Joe Buerlle
Edward MM
Schelble
Tiree
John Baughman
Jeannette
Greensburg
George Kvedeh
Wintondale
Auto
Pittsburgh mayor seeks tax hike and police overhaul
Mayor David Lt. Lawrence says real estate taxes must rise about seven and a half mills in 195% to meet a budget of 41,582,000 dollars. He states 390,000 dollars of the funds will be used in a sweeping reorganization of the police department.
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Pittsburgh
David Lt. Lawrence
Fire destroys Hermann Awning Co. chief hurt fighting blaze
A blaze of undetermined origin tore through the Hermann Awning Co. causing about 337,000 in damage. Fire Chief Lawrence P. Scully was injured breaking up the fire. Stored awnings for 1250 families were lost and two trucks plus five sewing machines were damaged. surrounding buildings sustained minor damage.
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Brie
Associated Press
Hermann
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
National Advertising
RED Kimball, Inc
Ledington Avenue
New York
Michigan
Squire
Chiosso ‘Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Welshman Ride
Philadelphia
Phe Asociated Press
AP News
Ey Trace Retailes
Whiteley Pond
Columbus Avenue
Oragen
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Lary
Esun
Nelida
Martin Motor Sales
W. South St
Fort Pitt Brewing Company
Tttsburgh, PA
F. L. Baressi
Corry, PA
DIAL
Topp
North Center Street
Clothes
North
Torr
Mary
Uuyel Mpan
Lee Af Alon
Toa Ladi
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