Indochina Crisis Centered on Ho Chi Minh Role
The piece traces Ho Chi Minh’s path from Paris to Moscow, shaping Indochinese nationalism. It notes his early ties to the French Communist party, leadership of the Vietminh, and clashes with Bao Dai as Vietnam moved through Japanese surrender and subsequent French reassertion.
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Indochina
HO Chi
Vietnam
Red
Ho Chi Minh
Japan
Bao Dai
Communist Party
Paris
Moscow
Con- Ri
Twenty Years Ago Taken From Journal Files
Selection of reports from February 17, 1934 recounts heavy sub zero cold at 24 below at Howard tannery, a fatal house fire from overheated chimney, council audit on municipal accounts, a boy injured sledding, Corry High basketball win, a dealer's agency change, Ehrenfeld mine reopening, and northern lights displays expected across several northern states per the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Howard Tannery
How Smart Are You A 1954 current events quiz set
A reader quiz asks seven questions about national matters. It covers Eisenhower defense spending, 1954 leap status, sports leagues lacking gear terms, Negro membership in Congress, calories in bread versus sugar spoon, attorney general roles in the Supreme Court, and sedan production share among new cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Air Force
Army
Navy
N.Y
Congress
Supreme Court
U. S
Miss Alida S. More Buried Yesterday at Bracken Home
Funeral service held at 2 pm with Rev. Harold Burnham officiating. Bearers included Roger Marshall James Blake Clair More Lee Brumagin Roy Davis and Bvlyn Foster. Interment at Wutteburg Cemetery. Attendees from away listed with numerous relatives and Wattsburg Erie North East and Lowville connections. Poultry note follows on laying flock economics.
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Bracken
Harold Burnham
Wattsburg
Roger Marshall
James Blake
Clair More
Lee Brumagin
Roy Davis
Bvlyn Foster
Wutteburg
E. M. Foster
Elizabeth Howard
Lowville
William More
John More
Andra More
Howard Yost
Delores Rouse
Elmer Lantz
Lyman More
B. A. Brumagin
Kenneth Brumagin
Doo-ittle
North East
Clair Mort
David Blake
Erie
Vote to Fight Huge Hydroelectric Plan in Stockton
Stockton residents vote almost unanimously Monday night against a proposed 60 million dollar hydroelectric project that would flood Stockton Bear Lake Valley. About 400 people attend the meeting and form a committee to seek details from Energy Accumulation and Exchange Corp while opposing the proposal as dishonest and dangerous to property.
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Jamestown
Stockton
Federal Power Commission
Stockton-Bear Lake
Stockton Area
Energy Accumulation and Exchange Corporation
Will Putnam
Peace Justice
James Aiken
Hotel
Ray Frazier
Bear Lake
Arthur L Goodrich
Fredonia
Chautauqua County Firemen’s Fraternity
Clarence Ames
Ruby Pierson
Stockton-Centralia
Bernard Putnam
Stockton Cemetery Association
John K. Sullivan
United States
U. S
New York City
Tim
Sullivan
Cave Explorers Reach Canyons Deep in Earth
A three-man National Speleological Society expedition penetrated deep beneath Southern Kentucky. They found vast cave rooms with helictites in Mammoth Cave National Park area after three hours of crawling. Explorers John Lehrsberger, Russell H. Curnee, and Albert C. Mueller Jr. described eerie, echoing chambers and rare stone formations in the dark world below.
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Crystal Cave
Kentucky
National Speleological
Mammoth Cave National Park
John Lehrsberger
Louisville
Russell H.curnee
Tenatly
Nid
Albert C. Mueller Jr
Scotch Plains
N. J
Imen
Four Bonds Forfeited in Erie County Court
In the Erie County criminal court the appearance bonds of four defendants were ordered forfeited after they failed to appear for the February term. County Solicitor Jacob Held granted bondmen Albert Thigpen and Dan House until May to produce the defendants before sheriff sale. The Wadsworths, suspected of fleeing to Canada to avoid charges of prostitution gambling and keeping a disorderly house, had $8,500 in appearance bonds forfeited. County official H. Dickey of Wesleyville was noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
George Wilson
Jacob Held
Albert Thigpen
Dan House
Howard Wadsworth
Wadsworths
Canada
Thigpen
House
Wilson
H. Dickey
Wesleyville
Erie men forfeit bonds as prosecutions fail
failed to appear for prosecution on 18 motor violation charge and thereby forfeited 800 in bonds placed by Charles Scalise of Erie. Two more bonds totalling 900, placed by Scalise, were ordered forfeited when John Junior Smith of Erie did not appear for motor violation trials. DOCTOR DIES PITTSBURGH Funeral services will be held Friday for James H. Love 85 a physician in Verona for 52 years. He died yesterday. A native of Jefferson County Love taught school for eight years in Clarion and Jefferson counties.
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Charles Scalise
Erie
Scalise
John Junior Smith
Pittsburgh
James H. Love
Verona
Jefferson County
Love
Clarion
Jefferson
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Weightman
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Frank Jordan
Delaware Street
City Council
L Municipal
Charles A. Pain
Council
Edward
Stiplee Schools
Ralph S. Dewey
Wright Street
Corry High Basketeers
McKean
W. W. Waterhouse
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Johnstown
Pittsburgh Goal and Coke Co
Ehrenfeld
China
Maine
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
National Geographic Society
Alida S. More
C. R. French
East South Street
Dial
John R. Rossbacher
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Hartford
Conn
Rossbacear Insurance Service
First Avenue
Igi
Bubba
Ivance
Met
Aed
Freeport
Ill
Herbert Spring
Sumeria
Egypt
Davis
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Tou
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East Main St
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