Foreign aid policy debated amid dollar gap in Europe
The piece discusses Republican led policy on foreign aid, arguing that a shift toward more trade and less aid may emerge amid a $6 to $7 billion annual dollar gap. It cites Sen. Monroney urging "grade, not aid" and notes Taft skepticism about opposing the reciprocal trade act. It mentions a new steel plant project and related infrastructure remarks.
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U. S
United States
Europe
Sen. Monroney
Okla
Congress
Monroney
Sen
Taft
Delaware
Trade Acts and Tariffs Through Postwar Era
A compact survey of Reciprocal Trade Act history from 1934 to the late 1940s. It notes the peril point, Taft’s stance on renewal, and extensions under Roosevelt and Truman, with calls from groups like the Farm Bureau and manufacturers for freer foreign trade.
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Congress
Federal Tariff Commission
Sen. Taft
Taft
F.D. Roosevelt
T. D
Truman
Roosevelt
Marshall
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Grange
National Farmers’ Unions
National Assocation of Manufacturers
U.S
Pioneers For Christ Hold Meeting At Cutting
The regular monthly gathering of Pioneers For Christ is set for tomorrow at Cutting Town Hall. Rev. Lester Kimm of Union City will present slides on missionary work in Borneo, with music and a brief talk. The group is sponsored by the American Sunday School Union.
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Pioneers For Christ
Cutting Town Hall
Ap. m
Lester Kimm
Union City
Kedach
Borneo
Kimm
The
American Sunday School Union
Outdoor pool plan backed by Mead Parks committee
Mead Parks committee argues outdoor pool is best for broad recreation across ages from toddlers to adults. Members note indoor pools deter winter swimming and lack appeal. plan emphasizes inclusive facilities and Mead Parks role as the city’s playground.
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Unise
Tod~ders
Mead Parks
Twenty Years Ago from Journal Files January 9 1933
Items from Corry area obituaries report Mrs. D M Carrier dies at Corry Hospital after a fall. Four other local deaths over the weekend mark a high mortality period. Ernest Williams and Glenn Miller begin front remodeling at Va Vieet Garage. Salvation Army captain Appleby transfers announced with destination unknown. Gerald Skinner leads YMCA Basketball scoring with 21 points on 10 field goals and 1 foul shot. Birth records note a son born to Melvin and wife in Corry R D 1 on Saturday January 7.
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D. M. Carrier
Corry Hospital
Corry
Ernest A. Williams
Glenn Miller
Va Vieet
West South Street
Gerald Skinner
The
Unknowns
Ymca Basketball. League
Settlement approved in Sachem tug sinking claims
An out of court settlement of 1800000 in claims against the tug Sachem’s owners was approved by Federal Judge John Knight in Buffalo. The deal ends all claims against Dunbar and Sullivan Dredging Co. Damages began in 1951. The Sachem sank in Lake Erie about 10 miles northwest of Dunkirk after icing conditions. Survivors and estates received awards ranging from 1200 to 44000, with the largest sum going to Charlotte Shine, estate administrator of Thomas Shine.
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Lake Erie
Jamsistown
Sachem
John Knight
Buffalo
Dunbar and Sullivan Dredging Company
Knight
Tho
Admiralty Court
Dunkirk
U. 8
Coast Guard Board of Inquiry
Charlotte R. Shine
Thomas F. Shine
Snohem Deckhand
John Farrell
Hans von Frankenstein
Winnetka
Thomas Boice
Frank W. Reynolds
Troy
George B. Burns
River Rouge
Mich
Charles Roberts
Detroit
LeVerne C. Graft
Francis X. Duggan
Russell McKinney
Saulté Ste. Marie
Hector Church
Lincoln Park
Daniel Ryan
Port Clinton
How's Your I. Q. A Simple Quiz Scoring Guide
A short quiz explains scoring levels from Genius to Poor based on correct answers. It directs readers to the Classified Page for answers and mentions three true/false style prompts about a hurdy gurdy and the mandrake. It asks whether icebergs are made of frozen saltwater or fresh water.
Quiz of Curious Facts From a History Page
Gurggyles are small mythical figures of fiction. A stereoscope is not an inattentive sense device but a viewing aid. Ellis is in New York Harbor. John Brown served a presidential term while imprisoned and received nearly a million votes. Centipedes have 15 pairs of legs. The words and music for Pirates of Penzance were written by Gilbert and Sullivan. William Henry Harrison died 31 days after his inauguration.
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Ellis
United States
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Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
Foster E. Davis & Son
Center
Dial
Week of Prayer Service
First Presbyterian
J. Emerson Low
Corry Ministerial Association
Katherine
North Center Street
National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reylon
Paris
Plymouth Cranbrook Club
Oldsmobile
Martin Motor Sales
West South St
Al’s Clothes Shop
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