Peace talks in history show war ends by equality
The article traces how peace has evolved from armistice terms to peace without victory, citing Wilson's 1917 stance and earlier attempts at genuine negotiations. It contrasts World War I and II endings, noting unconditional surrender and the shift toward negotiations among equals. It references 1916 Berlin terms and 1917 U S Senate calls for peace without victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsom
Wilsonlary
Germany
Wilson
Congress
Berlin
Senate
U.S
Benedict XV
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files July 6
A report traces a spree of juvenile vandalism at Fairview school causing extensive damage. Corry Merchants sweep doubleheader against Harborcreek 14-4 and 12-6. Fire devastates John Jeffries restaurant at 118 North Center street with losses near 6600 dollars. Independence Day passes quietly in Corry as residents head to summer resorts. Notes include D A Hillstrom traveling to Chicago and Rock Island for Augustana Lutheran College board meeting. Historical mentions cover Russo-Japanese War outcomes, Franco-German War, andNapoleon’s exile, plus a Chinese empress educating silk thread unwinding.
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D. A. Hillstrom
Chicago
Rock Island
Augustana Lutheran College
Theological Seminary
Spring Creek Items Of Interest
A cluttered Spring Creek column notes July 4 parade entries in Warren with Tor Felton and a backdrop depicting Col Drake. It lists numerous local visitors and extended family gatherings across Erie, Meadville, Warren and Buckhannon, noting anniversaries and weekend visits, with several couples traveling to Grand Smoky Mountains and Pleasantville area reunions.
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Spring Creek
Tor Felton
Warren
Col. Drake
Marilyn Markham
Erie
Lois Sickle
Arch Wynn
Mrr
Robert Weinheimer
North East
John McKay
Great Smoky Mountains
United States
Cecil Davis
Jennie Herma
Meadville
Alfie Gifford
and Mirs
Leslie Barton
Lakewood
Everett Greeley
Conny
Allen Eastman
Judy
East Branch
Richard Greeley
Baby
Donna Donaldson
Chandler Mason
George Warner
Port Allegany
E. A. Parsons
Fenwick
W. Va
E. A. Parsons, Jr
Carol Ann
Linda Kay
Buckhannon
Gerald Whaley
Henry Cole
Corry
Cole
Dan Howell
George Kelsey
Howard McDonald
Bobby
Neiltown Cemetery
Pleasantville
Marvin Paige
East Aurora
N. Y
L. D. Paige
Robert Katterlin
Tommy
Elgin
Charles Lad
William FH
Donaldson
Phen Este
Burdette ‘Weller
Wanjen
How's Your 1 Genius? Memory and monthly averages quiz
A fragmented quiz asks ten questions on civics memory and word meaning with references to Supreme Court recesses Big ton phrase cousin relation edward r stettinius secrecy and a scalar on public be dammed and a hospital patient split.
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Supreme Court
Edward R. Stettinius
New York State
William MccKintey
Erie Woman Held in $200 Theft Incident
Erie July 6 25 year old Marjorie Thorn Eric was held by police on a charge of stealing about 200 dollars from J Wilcox owner of an apartments dwelling at 250 West 8th Street. She allegedly entered the apartment around 2 15 a m to request beer and vanished returning to find cash missing from a trouser pocket. Detectives Sats Chester Wielkowski and Andrew Brauly aided the inquiry and Thorn was lodged in city jail. A separate note states the comptroller calls for national bank statements as of June 30.
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Erie
Marjorie ‘Thorn
Eric
J. Wilcox
West 8Th Street
Wilcox
Miss Thorn
Sats
Chester Wielkowski
Andrew Brauly
Missy
Christmas Welcome Home Brings Surprise Firelight Display
In Reading Pennsylvania on July 6 a family celebrated Christmas six months late for their son Donald Jett Aukampa of the Air Force. Donald, who enlisted in 1948, had been serving in Korea and returned home to find the family’s home ablaze with colored lights and gifts arranged as they were last December, a scene the family had promised to hold until his return.
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Myea Reading
Christ—mas
Robert Aukampa
Donale
Air Force
Donal
Haan’t
Korea
Donald Jett
Barberry Control Helps Pennsylvanian Farmers
County program targets barberry to curb wheat and grain losses. County Commissioner Tom Flatley notes ongoing control reduces damage compared with neighboring counties where black stem rust causes multi billion dollar costs. Annual outlay around five thousand dollars supports the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Eale County
Tom Flatley
County funds match federal aid in prairie disease fight
The discussion notes a federal subsidy to the county for disease control totaling about 80,000. Combined with local spending, Healy 17000 is spent annually to combat the disease. Farm reports indicate that 105 M42 barberries have been destroyed.
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Vie
Healy
Elizabethan Carriage Tale Found in County Farm Record
Fragmentary OCR notes reference barberries at a 250 Fife county farm and a stray 269 year reign mention, mentioning England carriages and a unclear sequence. The readable fragments imply a historical note linking farms, barberries, and a long reign era without a clear event.
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Fife County
Fon Barberries
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White Way
Ford-O'Brien
APM
MGM
Fairview
Fourth Ward
Corry Merchants
John Jeffries
North Center Street
Roath
Russia
Japan
Napoleon
Paris
Elba
Si-Ling-Chi
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Desmond Electric
Refrigeration Service
W. Church St
Corry, Pa
Washington, Duly
Comptroller of the Currency
Powell
Stahl
Stahl Jewelers Og Sait
Streek
Jantzen
Caro
LEED
Elizabeth
England
Lyswe
Joan
Mey
Yadi T
Hey -T
Corry Savings and Loan Association
South Center Street
Federal
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Breakfast OF Champions Wheaties
Occident
Ivory
Bar
Graham Crackers
Siation
Sedt
Uw ST
Page, & Nichols
E. Main St
Fay Arthur
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