Japan Will Continue In Manchuria Amid Threats And Policy
A Geneva dispute over the League prompts Tokyo to pressing ahead with Manchukuo. Japan may stay in Manchuria, continuing control through a puppet regime while Pekin dynasty ideas resurface. Germany shows favorable trade balance for November and eleven months, signaling resilience amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Manchuria
Geneva
League
Dhurig
Tokio
Manchukuo
Shanghai
Churia
I Jan
Pu Yi
Germany
Berlin
Iworld
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
Twenty years ago city gambling rooms closed at night and the mayor and police chief ordered continued closures during the current administration. Spring Creek saw two deaths, Thomas Jewell and George Stearns. An unknown man was mangled near Lovell's Station. investigators seek identity. Fire alarm work nears completion and improvements to local utilities proceed. Local business notes include a contract for medicine cabinets, a real estate sale at Church and South Center, and deliveries for McAlpin Hotel.
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C. L. Alexander
Stevens
Erie Railroad
Lovell’s Station
Lusitania Wreck to Be Salvaged Under Lake Leadership
Wartime controversy flares as the Lusitania sinking is revived with plans to salvage the hull in 240 feet off the Old Head of Kinsale Ireland. Simon Lake, famed submarine inventor, will direct operations to uncover the seven to eight million dollars said to be in the hold, likening the project to Italy’s Artiglio salvage. The undertaking could settle disputes over the liner’s final voyage that drew America into the war.
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KiNaale
Simon|1
Lake
Artiglio
Egypt
Lusitania
Limer
America
Germany
Pennsylvania
Liechtenstein
Perry
von Tirpitz
U.boats
Lake Efe
United States
Camouflage Experiments for Ships in World War II
Fragmentary text describes camouflage testing for ships during World War II. References to mottled patterns and reflective rendering suggest experiments to reduce visibility at sea. Specific names, dates, and locations are not clear in the readable fragments.
New Chevrolet Display Showcases 1984 Improvements at Weigel
Nearly 100,000 workers are back in jobs due to the new Chevrolet, now on display at the Weigel Chevrolet Co. The agency adds Goodrich tires to stock. The 1984 model features a longer wheelbase, a stronger six‑cylinder engine, all new styling by Fisher, skirted fenders, and improved economy. It also introduces Fisher no draft ventilation for enhanced comfort.
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Chevrolet
Weigel Chevrolet Co
Fisher
Weigel Company
Goodrich Tire
Weigel
Wisher
Focal Company
Poison liquor probe hits Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Police probe the source of poison liquor at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home after veterans fall ill. Joe Sallee, 36, held on charges of selling the poisoned rum as the incident threatens several lives.
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Sandusky
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Nva
Joe Sallee
Corry Man Weds at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Miss Baith Rydholm daughter of Mrs Hannaill Rydholm of Loeust street Corry became the bride of Russell Beck of Corry on Thursday at 10 oclock at St Pauls Lutheran Church Water street Rev Vernon Serevius officiated The bride wore velvet with a hat Mr Alan C Ward was best man After a wedding luncheon at the Ritz restaurant the couple planned a first home at 1049 North Center street Corry Michigan wedding festivities included many prenuptial parties from St Pauls Lutheran Church
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Corry
Warren Warren
Baith “Rydholm
Hannaill Rydholm
Loeust Street
Russell Beckwith
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Water Street
Vernon Serevius
Florence Rydholm
Alan C. Ward
Cujon City
Ritz l ‘Aurant
Beckwith
Detroit
Clarence Rycholm
North Center Street
Mathilda Linck
Roselle, Johnson
Ivan Rydjolm
A. J. Johnson
Hanta Peterson
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Marriage announced of Henry Miller and Susan Bogardus
Announcement states Henry Miller and Mrs. Susan Bogardus of Corry married in Sherman New York on Wednesday December 14 performed by Rev Pollard. Attended by Mr and Mrs Warl Cooper of Westfield New York. The couple visiting Dunkirk and will reside at 1092 West Wayne Street.
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Henry Miller
Susan Bogardus
Corry
Sherman
Pollard
Warl Cooper
Westfield
N.Y
Miller
Dunkirk
N. Y
West Wayne Street
Auto accident victim found lying in road near Ridgway
Byron Mowery of Johnsonburg was found in a snow covered area near Ridgway after his car skid on the Laurel Mill hill and crashed into a tree. He was hospitalized with exposure but sustained no serious injuries. He had been hunting in Big Mill Creek area and the car left the Laurel Mill highway shortly before dawn Friday.
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Ridgway
Byron Mowery
Johnsonburg
Elk County General Hospital
Mowery
Arly
Laurel Mill
Big Mill Creek
Laurel Mill Hill
Celoron Fire Dept Drops Outsides Alarms
Jamestown December 17 Celoron Fire Department members voted to stop answering calls outside the West Elliott Fire District and Celoron village due to high outside demand and unpaid services. The policy excludes the city of Jamestown Sugar Grove Pa and any area whose department is a member of the Chautauga County Volunteer Firemen’s Association or that maintains its own fire service.
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Jamestown
Umeers
Celoron
Nanimously
West Mincott
West Eliiott
Geloran
Sugar Grove
Chautaga County Volunteer Wiremen's Association
Revolutionary Plan By Democratic Sclon Of Ultra Conservati ve School
Senator Marvel M Logan of Kentucky proposes a radical plan to tax and cap profits, using a government fund to offset unemployment and stabilize industry. He argues to regulate profits and allocate surplus to public needs, aiming to curb monopoly and high stock dividends. The idea faces skepticism as similar to radical proposals of the era.
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Revolutionary Business Plan
Sclon
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Western Ashington
Marvel M. Logan
Kentucky
Congress
Logan
Lons
Lowisiana
Kentucky State Court of Appeals
Sumit
Sihat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Cory, Pa
ALD
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Spring Creek
Thomas Jewell
George Stearns
Messrs. Hill and
Heckathorn
Jamies Crown
Metal Furniture Company
Larkin Company
Buffalo
Robert Patterson Real Hatate Agency
Church and
South Center Street
L. P. Knowlton
Corry Metal Furniture Co
McAlpin Hotel
New York City
Leo Howlett
Western Union Telegraph Company
Boxer Henderson
Titusville
W. H. Rumberger
Renovo
William H. Cole
Just
Arges Lozua
Miese
Industrias
Monsaihie
J. H. Jelbart
Galt St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Sian
ILA
Phileo
Santa
Philco
Philco JR
Root
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