Army reorganization cuts G-2 in top staff lineup
The Army General Staff reshuffle eliminates G-2 intelligence from the top line, placing five departments under two-star generals. The Hoover Commission urged three-star chiefs to boost authority for intelligence in peacetime, emphasizing its role in preventing war and aiding victory if war occurs.
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Army General Staff
Army
Hoover Commision Task Force
Mark Clark
Weyl Dies and Foreign Correspondence Award Notes
In Zurich professor Herman Weyl, 70, longtime collaborator of Einstein and Princeton IAS founder, died yesterday. A feature on foreign correspondence recounts a New York Newspaper Women’s Club prize honoring a Paris-based story about Dior and a debate over news from abroad.
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New York
Women's Club
Foreig
Paris
Dior
Yoman
Weyl
Zurich
Switzerland
Herman Weyl
Albert Einstein
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton University
Retirement honors and local notes from Concord area
The Concord Township school board marks 28 years of service by Arthur Lindstrom, while Rhad Blatt vies for cotillion queen at Catholic University. Other items include Karl Borntruger’s promotion at New York Central, Ajax Iron Works stock dividends, local crime and shopper notes, a Boston connection, tax rhetoric, and upcoming retail developments in Corry with two grocers seeking sites with parking.
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Arthur Lindstrom
Concord Township
Dstrict
Rhad Blatt
John Blatt
Catholic University, of America
Tower
New York Central Railroad
Karl A Bornger
Borntruger
Townville
Grand Valley
National Supply Co
Ajax Iron Works
Gerald Loyd
Houghton College
Harold Loyd
East Irving Street
Weather Cn
Plan Face Lifting for Hollywood With Costs
Hollywood approves a three nine million dollar face lifting plan featuring colored sidewalks on Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street bronze plaques of movie stars in center squares searchlights atop every street and colored lights at intersections funded by local businessmen.
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Hollywood
Ufting
Hollywood Boulevard
Vine Street
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Last 20 Years Ago
Christmas light string planned for Center street near Clinton to estimate decoration costs. Golden Rule Club to submit cost for qunver wiring. Heating repairs at Concord building and playground work at Wiston school may be included in new Works Progress Administration project. Old Hatch school boys vocational and opportunity classes closed after board verdict deeming the building unsafe with possible collapse risk.
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Harold V. Adams
Boston
Mass
Corry- Ites
Lawrence Colegrove
Gary
North Center Street
Belding
Shawmut Avenue
Sam
Fom
Jett Lone
New York
James Sullivan
the National Bank
Center Street
Clinton
Golden Rule Club
Concord
Wiston
Works Progress Administration
Oid Hatch School
Charity Ball set by Corry Elks for December 29
Forty years ago on December 10, 1915 the Corry Lodge of Elks announced its 14th annual Charity Ball to be held at the Elks Home on December 29. The Stanford Hose Company installed new members last evening: W. O Mur iam Jacobson D. J. Alexander William Myers L. W. Olds William.
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Corry
Bain
Clintonville
David Blaiber
K. R. Benson
A& P
West Washington Street
Aunt Claus
Scott's Crossing
PUC
Erie Railroad
Corry Lodge of Elks
Elks Home
Stanford Hose Company
Muriam Jacobson
D. J. Alexander
William Myers
L. W. Olds
William
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory Items
Dining choices listed include DEER HEAD INN near Spring Creek with Juley steaks seafood chicken and rabbit. FRANK & VERNA'S RESTAURANT in Columbus open daily. COLONEL DRAKE HOTEL in Titusville for banquets and receptions. GINNIE'S CAFETERIA at 518 West Main St open daily with pies. JANSEN'S DAIRY STORE with takeout and Sexton Foods. PITTSFIELD INN in Pittsfield Pa under the Scillys. ELKS CLUB in Corry Pa serving meals Thursday through Sunday. PHOENIX HOTEL offering noon meals breakfasts and dinners.
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Deer Head Inn
Spring Creek
Frank & Verna’s
In Columbus
Colonel Drake
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Ginnie's
Weat
Main Street
Ginnie’s
Snicks
Jansen’'S
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Allen
Dorothy Scilly
Youngsville
Elks Club
Corry
How Smart Are You Test Your national current events IQ
Readers are invited to answer seven trivia questions on a classified page. The items cover Thanksgiving usage, impeachment process, federal land, Jewish millionaire estimates, states with most electoral votes, TB beds, and wattles locations.
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Senate
House
Attorney General
Supreme Court
U.S
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tinois
California
Texas
Horse theft ring eyed by district police
Chief of Police Harry Davis reports another horse theft in the district as Frank Heath and others note a possible organized gang operating in the area. The group listed includes Frank Heath, Frank Hardigan, Lewis McCarthy, Morris Cohen, Mervyn Nast, Clifford Bliss, and L R Bliss.
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Harry Davis
Street Sweeper Funds Tied Up in City Bid Dispute
The city halts use of a street sweeper and snow loader after a $5,283 bid, with $2,663 for the loader and $2,620 for the broom. Officials debate voiding the broom contract and consider buying a complete self propelled street sweeping machine to streamline use. The broom currently attaches to a truck, then must be removed for operation.
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Cty
Eich Tse
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