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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
4
In a retrospective on post World War I Germany the article recalls Allied occupation of the Rhineland and the 1923 withdrawal of American troops. It notes treaty effects, occupation durations, and speculative links to Cold War tensions and future German peace prospects.
The piece discusses Allied and German plans for a 25 000 man German internal security force and possible 6 000 cap, amid talk of reducing U S troops abroad. It notes 15 000 U S soldiers overseas, with substantial deployments in the Far East and Europe, and reflects on postwar occupation realities and aims to deter Soviet advances.
A reader quiz category presents a 19 question IQ style test with scoring levels from Genius to Poor. It directs checking the Classified Page for answers and includes several scattered trivia prompts and tasks.
A 1930 Daily Bible Schools opened with 90 children enrolled and expected growth this week. Two prisoners escaped the Municipal building, one recaptured. motives unclear. Erie League game saw Finet Billiards beat Union City 9 8 in drizzle. Corry totaled 15 hits. Miss Doris Morton to graduate June 10 with BA in history. Reports of chicken thieves troubling rural Titusville area. President Truman signs new justice department uniform act effective May 1, 1951.
Local Spring Creek community notes honor cemetery workers praise generous donations and list residents and visitors. Many names appear including Woods Mickle Chapman Barber Wollett Warner Donaldson and Brundage with travel to Erie Buffalo Millsboro Corry and Cincinnati. A Millsboro Del graduate and a June birth are noted alongside church and laymen activities
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