Marshall’s China policy shown in postwar diplomacy
The article discusses General George C. Marshall’s role in Chinese civil war diplomacy and the limits of coalition efforts. It notes his resignations and envoy appointments, truces, and statements to Congress, highlighting the failure to secure a lasting peace between Nationalists and Communists and his reassurances about access to Chinese information.
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Marshall
United States
Truman
China
Manchuke
Committee of Congress
Pearl Harbor
Ching
Aide
James F. Byrnes
State Department
Don Pills for Backache and Bladder Irritation Relief
Fractured ad copy touts Don Pills as a remedy for backache, headaches, energy loss, nocturnal urinary issues, and bladder irritation. Claims assert long term use by millions and promise painless relief by cleansing kidney and urinary tract, urging readers to buy now.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files December 12 1930
City Clerk B. Potter reported 324 unemployed registered so far this week as the municipal registration continues. Manufacturers promise job preference for Corry residents when work opens. Police Chief Ruppersburg pursues leads toward rabbit hunting improvements and a new cottonball removal plan in the woods west of the city. Ice skating rink agitation gains momentum with a potential update expected soon. Robert Walden Smith, Waterford native and former Columbus resident, died at his sister’s East Washington Street home after a long illness. Corry Junior High basketball team, defeated by faculty 24 19, heads to Warren to meet the teachers again. Williams led the sub-high five with eight points, Hixson had six. John Edward Boskewny, cartoonist entertainer, displayed colored lights and crayon artistry before a large high school audience.
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B. Potter
Corry
Warren
Williams
Hixson
California town plans kids show with snow display
A California town schedules a Thursday snow event in the city park as a holiday prelude. The chamber orders show machines from a Hollywood studio and a Pasadena firm donates 60,009 pounds of ice to carve and spread snow over the square for a Christmas themed display.
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Mvmmu
Calif
Hie
Chamber of Commerce
Hollywood
Pasadena
North Carolina congressman elected to first term on 1950 birthday
A veteran North Carolina congressman was elected to his first term in the U S House of Representatives on November 7 1950 his seventy second birthday. He is noted among readers for recalling that date and his long service ahead.
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Tim
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Arizona
Yuma
Tucson
Phoenix
Palestine
Renew Efforts to End Store Strike in Pittsburgh
A renewed attempt to end the 23 day Pittsburgh downtown department store strike began with the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce and city leaders joining the inter management committee and mayor David J. Lawrence in renewed sessions. Violence flared as a bottle and a can harmed the home of Kaufmann's supervisor, with two men fleeing in a car. The dispute started November 20 when drivers at Knutmanns, Gimbels and Hornes walked out over insurance and pension demands.
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Atilke
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Inter
David J. Lawrence
Robert Landers
Bellevue
Kaufmann
Forbes Street
Knutfmann's
Gimbel's
Horne's
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