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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1950
Page
4
The article discusses Franco regime anti Masonic rhetoric and how Western reactions to Asia Korea and Spain shape Europe. It notes U S Spain alignment implications and critiques Freemasonry suppression under Franco linking it to broader Axis policies and Nazi influence.
Corry by Sea markets feature Widmann Teal Lindsley drug stores and a local druggist. The brief notices promote pharmacy outlets across town and emphasize availability of medicines.
The article notes Freemasonry's limited political role in the United States, cites former anti Masonic sentiment, and mentions presidents who were Masons. It references continental groups like the Grand Orient of Italy and France, with claims of atheistic or political influence and wartime suppression across several countries.
A fragmented quiz from a classified section asks ten questions about memory IQ levels, authors, painters, caves, German engineers, lunar phases, FM radio, fungus growth, and Merchant Marine eligibility. It references a page with answers and contains spelling errors and garbled text.
A summary of 1930s local incidents from Corry area pages notes Wesley M. Smith 76 injured in a fall at Sportansburg and Paulson Cox decorators near completion at First Methodist Church. Also reports Monroe Silvis and companions escaping a Chevrolet crash on Bash Wayhe Street and Mrs Glenn Hopter and daughter Jeanette injured by an Erie freight train near Maple Avenue crossing.
Sixteen agencies clash over wildlife preservation as calls grow to cut costs and boost efficiency. Advocates press to implement Hoover commission recommendations with emphasis from Senators Francis Myers Edward J. Martin and Representative Carroll D. Kearns in Washington Dc.
Erie city officials including Air Controller Gehrigin and assistant Frank Burger will start an annual audit of airport finances next Monday. The review aims to verify profits shared with Jets and Lesson George Aulenbacher, though past audits were delayed and city income remained minimal.
A proposal to set up an Erie traffic court will be presented to the city council. A committee including District Attorney Dama McLaughlin and City Solicitor Louis Beuacei outlined the plan. The court would require all violators to appear for hearings and would handle drunken driving crashes red lights stop signs reckless driving and other serious charges. The existing overtime parking and minor infractions would remain with a 48 hour appearance and payment window before transfer to the main court.
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