Formosa in Perspective and the Formosa Question
A republication summary outlines Formosa politics from U N actions to sovereignty claims. It traces U S stance via Dulles, Cairo Declaration implications, and postwar control shifts from Chinese to Japanese rule, noting key dates and regimes.
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Formosa
United Nations
Eisenhower
U.S
U. S
Truman
U.N
Ching
Formoss
John Foster Dulles
U.N. General Assembly
China
Russia
Dulles
Pescatores
Republic of China
Japan
United States
Cairo
Roosevelt
Churchill
Great Britain
Generatissimo
Chiang Kai-shek
Soviet Russia
Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Files 1935
Corry endures severe cold with 10 degrees below zero as taxpayers receive 1995 city tax notices amid a mill levy increase. A chimney fire causes about 1000 dollars in damage at a residence on North Center and Irving. Influenza cases rise with several pneumonia reports while schools resume after mid term exams. The recorder, a Mule-like instrument, gains popularity with about 250000 players.
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Frank 5. Westley
Corry Ramblings Include Probation, Dance and Awards
Rumors swirl about a local resident on probation planning to depart for parts unknown possibly facing jail. Corry man expected to be released earlier than term. Clifford V. Jones earns a doctor of education degree and now supervises the Port Allegany Joint School System.
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Cor~ty
Clifford V. Jones
McInnes Steel Co
Teachers College
Columbia University
Port Allegany
Corry
Mary Hopkins
Ajax
Erie
Greater Erie
Melvin R. Bewley
Lyle R. Bewley
Spartansburg
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Ervin D. Foster
Isabel Foster
West Pleasant Street
U. S
Reno
Erie Tycoon Injured In Freak Accidental Rivet Incident
Erie businessman George Gram, 83, lies serious at Hamot Hospital with a three inch steel rivet embedded near his heart after a mishandled stud gun discharged indoors at Roessler's meat packing plant. Doctors may not remove the rivet unless his lung collapses. his wife reports. A separate note mentions district fair officials considering dropping traditions for financial reasons and Camille Kelley, Memphis born reformer and Souths first woman juvenile court judge, dies at age 72.
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Erie
George Gram
Hamot
Gram
Roessler
Little Ark
Camille Kelley
Memphis
South
Pootscripyn Yiul PHe Vivid Local Notes On Town Life
A crowded jumble of small town items reports a resident smiling at a parking ticket, a buddy paying the fine, and rumors of legal cases. It notes Suezenne in New York City, Fordham the pianist turned rodeo performer, and a string of local changes from Corry to Warren. Local accidents with city vehicles prompt talk of a crackdown, while bets, property moves, and business transfers fill the week’s chatter.
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Pootscripyn Yiul Phe
New York City
Suezenne
Fordham
Wyoming
Corry
Pittsburgh
Isabelle Hoskin
Erle
Corryltes
Harry M
Lewis D. Jewell
Windy Hill Farms
Titusville
Ray Sesstead
Warren
Peril point quiz and price list prompt readers in 1955 paper
The page invites readers to test current events knowledge with seven questions on topics from Washington to vodka ingredients. It lists a Union City hog and calf market for January 27, 1955 with price ranges and notes doctors say exercise can help certain crossed-eye conditions.
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Washington
McCarthy
Denver
Colo
Minneapolis
Minn
Portland
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Delly
Pescadores
Fortosa
Koxings
Shimonoseki
Third Ward
North Center and
Irving Street
James Richards
Garland
William Miles
Tein
Jack Wiarama i
Erie County
Albert L. Dennison
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Dennison
Aero Supply
First Ward
Roger Bracken
Corry High School
Miller's Falls Company
Tool Manufacturers
Greenfield
Conn
Bracken
Miller's Falls
Corry High
Chicago
Western Electric
Miller’s Falls
Fourth Ward
Montgomery Ward Company
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Chevrolet
Barach’s Home Furniture Co
Lane Cedar Chest
DOWN
Hallmark
Rai UL Th
Sultan of
Syat
Duncan Phyfe
Union City
Joan
Lain
Center Street
Loblaw
General Electric
Teed
Meerdink’s
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