Trusteeship for Formosa debated in Senate hearings
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will take up the mutual defense treaty with the Nationalist Chinese government on Formosa. Sen. Hubert Humphrey indicated support for the treaty and favored eventual trusteeship by an Asian nation or group. Britain’s Attlee and Churchill voiced cautious backing for UN trusteeship as a possible long term solution, while Chiang Kai-shek’s government rejected ceding Formosa.
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Formosa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Republic
Humphrey
India
Congress Party
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang
Mosa
Truman
Dulles
U.N
Capitol Hill
White House
Great Britain
Clement
Rattlee
Labor
House of Commons
Colombo
British Commonwealth
Churchill
Red China
U.S
Attlee
China
Prisoner’s visit confession leads to arrests in Pittsburgh
Joseph Reese a 32 year old parolee confessed to four holdups in the Pittsburgh district after a visit with his mother arranged by Adam Geisler assistant police superintendent. Reese implicated two other men in one hold up and led to the arrest of James W. Clegn 34 in Erie and Peter Savor 31 of Pittsburgh as accessaries. He had earlier admitted two loan company robberies in New Kensington and Greensburg.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Joseph Reese
Adam Geisler
Geisler
Reese
James W. Clegn
Erie
Peter Savor
New Kensington
Greensburg
City considers municipal lighting plant to cut electric rates
Mayor Glen Miller asks City Council to study a municipal lighting plant under the federal recovery program. John A. Lanston to be paid 108 dollars weekly plus equipment and coal for Corry School District RWD projects, adding to 40 dollars for supervision. Board of Education approved the action last night as 30 more workers were added to school projects. Seventy-five couples attended the CABZ Club party west of the city as management opened the new venue. Corry High School debating team announced for the 1935 season with members listed.
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Glen Miller
Corry
John A. Lanston
RWD
Board of Education
Cabz Club
Mac's Inn
Corry High School
Roy Reed
Norma Bennett
Bruce Dearing
Norma Grice
Lee Shoemaker
Ruth Mould
Raymond Sears
Edith Lyman
How Smart Are You Quiz From Classified Page
Financial columnist Robert P. Van derpoel, 61, longtime Chicago Sun-Times writer and former Herald-American financial editor, died yesterday in Toledo. The piece notes the Shawmut Peninsula site of Boston was first settled by William Blackstone, an English clergyman.
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Buenos Aires
Chicago
London
Los Angeles
Moscow
Paris
Washington
U. S
New York
W. Bedell Smith
Remington Rand
Toledo
Ohio
Robert P. Vanderpoel
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Herald-American
Boston
Shawmut
Charles River
South Bay
William Blackstone
Court test seen on Millcreek sewer assessments
Erie residents challenge millcreek sewer liens as lawyers prep a common pleas court test using eight of ten liens for validity. Township solicitor plans suit against Edward Mando Co. to recover about 93 000 of a 104 000 bid difference.
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Erie
Millcreek
William W. Knox
Caughey Road
Linden Avenue
Common Pleas
James Evans
Edward Mando Co
Mando
Knox
McDowell High School
Poet Coffin Dies at 62 in Portland Maine
Robert P. Tristram Coffin, 62, renowned poet, prose writer, artist, teacher and lecturer, who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1935 for Strange Holiness, died yesterday in Portland, Maine. Born in Brunswick, Maine, Coffin had an influential literary career spanning poetry and prose.
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Portland
Maine
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
Brunswick
Water main burst blamed on worksite in Hile
Investigation traced the Palace Hardware water main break to workmen who laid a new floor on 913 State Street. City Water Bureau said the eruption occurred on the firm’s property with no main control valve present. Damages estimated at 49 000, including 5 000 to replace line and floor and about 3 000 in stock and equipment.
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Palace Hardware
Hile
Water Bureau
Jack Johnson
State Street
Norman Toomey
Johnson
Water Department
Toomey
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Corry Evening Journal
G. Bennett
Columbia
Stahl Jewelers
Mortagage Loans
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Corry, Pennsylvania
Furniture and Fistures Office
Texas
Interast Reserve
D.R.L
F.H.L.B
Homer G. Bulard
The
Corry Sayings and Loan Association
E.G. Blanchard Lloyd Stowe
W. W. Hammond
Asistant
Fairview
RCA Victor
RCA Victon
UMF
Davis Radio
North Center Street
Frye Widmann & Drugs
Revere
Brigham Hardware JY. Sinare
Roy Wolfe
Franklin, Pa
Corry Elks
Tee Eilere Channel Masters
Emerson
Western Auto Associate Store
Lester R. Lopus
Union City
Cory, PA
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