Americans wary of UN since 1945 debate raises old League fears
A Corry Evening Journal opinion piece recalls 1920 and 1924 League of Nations debates and U S sentiment. It notes Democrats initial support, Republican reservations, and public shift toward anti League views by 1924. It ends with a question on withdrawing if Communist China joins the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
A. S
League
League of Nations
Wilson
Senate
Harding
Association of Nations
Taft
China
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From May 4 1931 Journal Files
Church pastor G B Morgan notes a spare fire stolen from his car near the Christian and Missionary Ar range Church during a service. Crashes west of Union City injure two Corry residents and threaten six others. Marion Ward nine sustains a severe gash. Anna Kovalcik injured in Erie driven car. Corry High beats East Hickory 29 to 3 on mud. More acres to be cultivated locally this summer. Gas station to be built on North Center near Elk. Mary Castor marks birthday with a party and games at East Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Morgan
Christian and Missionary Arrange Church
Union City
Marion Ward
J. M. Ward
Franklin Street
Anna, Kovalcik
Mott Street
Erie
Corry High
East Hickory
Beavers
Mary Castor
East Frederick Street
Guessing IQ Style Quiz From Classified Page
The text presents a mock IQ scoring system tied to a puzzle on the Classified Page. It asks 10 questions about law, literature, geography, history and U S presidents, asking readers to answer and track scores and memory progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ulster
Ireland
Palmetto State
Candlemas Bay novel review at Corry Public Library
Corry Public Library highlights Ruth Moore’s Candlemas Bay set in a Maine sea town. The Hillis family stories explore mature love within family life as seen after The Fire Balloon and Spoonhandle.
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Library Corner
Corry
Candlemas Bay
Ruth Moore
Hillis
Maine
Canillemas Bay
Spoonhandle
Battle Report From Korea U S and Allies Mock Reds
American Mosquito planes sprayed the Reds with fire bombs. Tank and infantry patrols brought back 15 prisoners and counted most of the day's toll of 1740 Reds killed or wounded. Columns near Seoul found Red outposts about 10 miles from the city. Airmen flew over 1000 sorties. They killed or wounded 800 more Reds and hit transport and supply targets.
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Eighth Army
Seoul
Uijongbu
Reds
Chunchon- Hwachon
Met
Red Capital
Pyonghang
Bradford rabbis oppose Friday night open stores
Rabbis Ephraim Hinhorn and Herbert Hendel branded the Retail Merchants Bureau decision to keep Bradford stores open Friday nights as un American. They urged Jewish merchants to close Friday nights and asked Christian merchants to cooperate. The bureau, tied to the Bradford Chamber of Commerce, has long campaigned for Friday night hours and 5 pm Saturday closings, while a spokesman said Bradford follows nearby cities.
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Moye
Bradford
Ephraim Hinhorn
Temple Beth Israel
Herbert Hendel
Temple Beth Zion
Bradford Era
Bureau
Spring Creek Voters Set Meetings for Primary Ballot
Spring Creek township Republicans meet Monday at 8 30 p m in Grange Hall West Spring Creek to name candidates for the July 24 primary. Democrats meet Tuesday at 8 p m at the same hall to draft a primary slate. Posts include three school directors one township supervisor one auditor and all election offices for November voting.
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Spring Creek Township
Grange Hall
West Spring Creek
Spartansburg Items Of Interest
Friends of Mrs Elgie Weidner were sorry to hear of her accident she fell at her home the first of this week and broke an arm. She was taken to the home of her daughter Mrs Opal Lynch in Corry for treatment. Mrs Carrie Wald is ill with flu. Mrs Walter Mays is a surgical patient at Cory Hospital. Dana youngest son of Ralph Martin of Rome township is an appendectomy patient in Cory Hospital and hopes to return home this weekend. Charles Emerson of Rome township was taken to Cory Hospital for an appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Raymond Halfast and sons James Lary LeRoy and Clifford visited Leslie Halfast and family Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Harold Halfast and daughter Carol were Sunday guests.
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Spartansburg
Elgie Weidner
Opal Lynch
Corry
Carrie Wald
Walter Mays
Cory Hospital
Dana
Ralph Martin
Rome Township
Corry Hospital
Charles Emerson
Raymond Halfast
James
Lary
LeRoy
Clifford
Leslie Halfast
Harold Halfast
Carol
Local Notables Attend Weekend Visits and Church Events
Mr and Mrs John Decker and Mrs Ora Moyer of Corry hosted in addition to Mr and Mrs Lester Heliker and son Richard who visited Rome township relatives. Rev Hansen of Steamburg NY spoke at Fairview EUB Church for two Sundays. He completed a two week revival at Tryonville EUB Church. The Daily Vacation Bible School at Fairview EUB Church begins June 11 with classes from 8 to 4 daily through June 22 for all interested children.
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John Decker
Ora Moyer
Corry
Lester Heliker
Richard
Heliker
E. Clark Heliker
Rome Township
Hansen
Steamburg
N. Y
Fairview
Eu.b
Revival meetings set at Fairview A B Church Buell
Revival meetings run May 6 to 13 at the Fairview A B Church in Buell with Rev and Mrs Grotets in charge. All are invited regardless of church. The church sits on Route 8 about five miles south of Spartansburg, one mile north of Buell's Corners.
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Berle Rigby
Spartansburg
R. D
Martha Washington Club
Mary Bregitter
Fairview
Buell
Route 8
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Corry Evening Journal
West Bonth Street
A.D. Coleatore Bribur Colegrave
George Sample
Ealter Hatlonsl
Fred ‘Mortgage Chamber of Com
Bidg
Pittsburgh
Weightman Bidg
Philadelphia
Associated Press
North Center Street
Elk
I. Q
Topp
Corty's Smart Women’s Shop
Ridgway
VISIO
Irabbis
Spring Creek
Page & Shaw
First Ave
Firestone Specials
Barney
Foster E. Davis & Son
Healy
Powell
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Greater
Orville
Nordgren
Sewickley
Stahl’s
Hithstone
Bae
Parker
DEA
Phos
Meerdink
West Main and
Spring
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