Toward Peace With Japan Featured In Twenty Years Ago Item
An excerpt from the Corry Evening Journal recounts 1931 material on postwar peace aims. It notes John Foster Dulles as a key emissary preparing a Tokyo trip and references Hoover and Taft positions on Japanese independence and a peace treaty. The piece discusses Far Eastern Commission talks, veto concerns, and U S declarations about negotiating peace with Japan, alongside Japanese premier Yoshida's views on a separate peace. The column also records local Corry items, dances, and community notices.
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Japan
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Tokyo
Dulles
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Far Eastern Commission
General Conference of Si
Russia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Moscow
Washington
WUS
United States
U.S
United Nations
Yoshida
Norwegian Soprano Kirsten Flagestad Captivates Mets Tonight
Norwegian soprano Kirsten Flagestad, in her first Met Opera appearance in ten years, sang Isolde in Wagner's Tristan and Isolde to an ovation. Critics praised a commanding, dramatic performance with a rich voice, though earlier wartime picket protests were noted.
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Associaren
New York
Kirsten Flageted
Metropolitan Opera
Isolde
Carnegie Hall
Norway
Associated Press Arts
W. G. Rogers
How's Your I Q If you can answer all 10 questions
A magazine style quiz item asks ten knowledge questions about diverse topics. It refers to a memory and weekly score check, a Pacific Electric connection, Catania in Australia, aviation, and political questions, including a national emergency, a powerful agency led by Charles Wilson, and responses of Western leaders to Truman’s appeal.
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Charles
Black
Pacific & Electric Co
John Agar
Tralian Island
Catania
U. S
Congress
Charles , Wilson
General Electric Co
Europe
Secretary of the Navy
Wellington
South Pacific
OAS
Truman
United States
Mrs Hattie Einink of Clymer Dies at 78
Mrs Hattie Einink a long time resident of Clymer died Monday at 6 pm in Ripley nursing home. She was a member of North Clymer Evangelical United Brethren Church. Survived by daughter Grace Bennink and son Lloyd Hinink. four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Spitzer Funeral Home Thursday at 1:30 pm with Rev Leonard Travis officiating. Burial in Clymer Center Cemetery.
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Ilsttie Einink
Clymer
Caroline Dunn
Ripley
North Clymer
Leonard Travis
Sherman Baptist Church
Clymer Center
Alaska aluminum plant push eyed for Skagway project
A House judiciary subcommittee will study expanding aluminum production and consider the Tyla project near Skagway Alaska. Rep Tollefson and Delegate Bartlett urge inquiry into potential monopolistic trends and a plan to aid Canada. The Tayas hydroelectric scheme could cost about 300 million, yield 750 million pounds yearly, and support a town of up to 40 000, tapping Yukon River headwaters with two tunnels to the Tay a Valley. The Alaska development board says Aluminum Company of America has considered the project since 1947.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dan
House
Skagway
Alaska
Tollefson
R-Wash
Bartlett
Alwka
Rep. Celler
D-Ny
Canada
Taiys
Yukon
Coast Range
Taya
Alaska Development Board
Aluminum Company of America
Mrs Martha Foreman Buried in Local Cemetery Service
The funeral for Mrs Martha Stella Foreman was held at Davison Funeral Home at 2 30 PM Monday. Bearers listed were Milton Ross Albert Ross Cecil Ross Warren Ross Alton Ross and Paul Wha Jey. Interment followed in West Spring Creek Cemetery with relatives from Spring Creek Columbus townships and many friends joining from Rochester Farmers Valley Buffalo Union City Kane Randolph Ripley and Pittsfield.
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James Mysnwon
Rochester
Cecil Ross
Farmers Valley 'S
Mbel Over
Buffalo
A. A. Cummings
Union City
James Ross
Hazel Benson
Kane
Robert
Grosser
Roland Harkness
Randolph
Fay Ross
Alton Ross
Evie
Marthe McCoy
Ols Miller
Pittsfield
Leon Woodruff
Ripley
Judge McVicar to Retire From Western Pa Federal Court
President Truman approved Nelson McVicar’s retirement as Federal judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania effective February 1. McVicar, 79, has served as a district judge since September 1928.
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McVicar
Washington
Truman
Nelson McVicar
Western District of
Pennsylvania
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