Berlin-Pivot World War II Forecast by Babson
Babson argues World War II could start in Berlin with Germany and its allies, backed by Hungary Bulgaria and the Czechs. He cites Russia as a key disruptor and predicts atomic bids, U.S. restraint, and a tense Western response amid European power shifts.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Mediterranean Sea
Middle Street
Gloucester
Mines
Hitler
Russia
Germany
Berlin
England
France
United States
Rusia
Mikoyan
China
Europe
Hungary
Bulgaria
Persian Gulf
Turkey
India
Washington
Back From the Shadows Senator Urges More Cancer Research
Senator Richard L. Neuberger returns from cancer treatment and calls for expanded federal funding for medical research. He cites bipartisan support from Taft, Vandenberg, McMahon, and Neely and credits early detection and regular checkups with saving lives.
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United States
Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Arthur ¥.Vandenberg
Michigan
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia
Neuberger
Unity Effort Backed by World Council of Churches
After a week of talks the Executive Committee endorsed Pope John XXII's call for a conclave on Christian unity. The council unites 171 Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox denominations across fifty countries and stresses mutual respect, commitment to gospel truth, charity, and faithful conviction. The move signals encouragement for broad agreement without barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Council of Churches
John XXII
YMCA Calendar Week of March 2 1959 Activities
The YMCA calendar lists daily events across Corry including junior HI Y and swim sessions at 6 p m and 7 30 p m Monday through Friday. Programs feature 6th grade to 9th grade groups, women's bridge, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts activities, square dancing and a DAR meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Avenuine Literia Association
Weithend
New Lime
Clymer
Pindley Lake
Corry High School
Nason cites reason for denial of concert at Constitution Hall
Yesterday in Boston Frank Nason registrar general of the D A R said Marin Anderson the Negro contralto was denied use of Constitution Hall in Washington for a concert on April 8 because the national symphony orchestra had already booked the hall. Charles Kolstee 11 year old son of Mrs Louise Kolatee of Clymer is in Corry Hospital after an accident at Clymer Monday evening. Corry Golden Rule Club to sponsor a public auction sale with the nest regular sale on Thursday March 30 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home West Washington street.
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Berlin
New York Times
Edith Babson Mustard
Luce
Switzerland
Europe
Washington
Boston
Frank Nason
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Marin Anderson
Constitution Hall
National Symphony Orchestra
Charles Kolstee
Louise Kolatee
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Corry’s
Golden Rule Club
Nest
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West
Washington Street
Russell Ream
Corry Ream
Wall Street Journal
Charles Ross
Avialion Electrician
U. S. Navy
Corry News Roundup Highlights Local Affairs And Highlights
A collection of Corry notes reports on local residents achievements, council talk, unemployment concerns, and community updates. Bert J Stockton Jr graduates from Navy Great Lakes training while Lows B Johnson earns International Correspondence Schools Century Club honors. Wayne Skinner named vice president of Edinboro State Teachers College chapter. Dick Grice named manager of Capital Finance in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert J Stockton Jr
B J. Stockton
RD Cory
Reewall
Navy
Great Lakes
Lows B. Johnson
Warren
Interna~tional
Century Club
Hoth
Corry
Calmiy
Corty Unis
Avex
Washington
Tnoffiohl
Hubert Vaughn
Lake Erie
Cory National Guard
Wayne Skinner
South Center Street
Edinboro
40 Years Ago February 28 1919 Obituary and Local Notes
John Flas former Columbus Hotel proprietor was killed in Warren when struck by a car yesterday. Jobin Boland arrived in the county after months of service overseas. Charles Blakeslee appointed patrolman to succeed Fred Schaub and serving night shift with Officer Carroll. The Electric Light Company requests public cooperation to stop malicious lamp breakage in incandescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flas
Columbus
Warren
John Boland
Worth Street
Jobin
Charles Blakeslee
Fred Schaub
Carroll
Electric Light Company
Weekend Teen Night Schedule And Family Swim Reminder
The notice lists a series of teen and community events including a swimming team dinner at 7 30 p m a teen talk discussion group at Lente Paull Meerdink Friday 1 10 p m Teety Town Saturday morning and afternoon movies at 9 30 a m Corry Jamestown Little League Teen 20 p m Division Key Club Conference 8 11 p m Teen Frotica Reservations are requested for family swim Saturday evenings.
Lenten Meditations by Corr y Rinisters
A reflective meditation titled A Prophet Without Honor argues that jealousy and self centeredness hinder recognition at home. It discusses the urge to seek validation abroad, the harm of rivalries, and cites examples from West Virginia University and Greek lore to warn against envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bowlby
Mim
Jim
John
Parking Feud Shapes Up Over City Parking
The piece details a split over parking space amid retailer concerns at Lo blaw's Inc seeking a new site. The Parking Authority backs Park Street meters with an initial 1556 outlay and annual fees, claiming projected profits, while City officials and the Mayor face low meeting attendance and burnout over off street parking delays, leaving motorists stuck in the middle.
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oyneMuce Aru Regelar
Loblaw's, Inc
Park Street
Kinley
Oward
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Wall Street
Fussia
Africa
Tdta
Great
YMCA
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Citizens National Bank OF Corry Walker
Fadieal Etrcuit Insuranch Corporation
Lrdy J. Dunnewold
Hartwick College
Oneonta
Clymer Central School
Rydder
RCA
Davis
North Center Street
Corry Rinisters
Morgantown
W. Va
Harry E. Stone
West Virginia University
Stone
Philadelphia’ Numismatic Research
Erie County
Gilson’s
Columbus “Y
General Electric
Pharma
Americal
Bcls Markets
Duncan Hines
Clearfield
RCA Victor
America
Perry Como
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