Brink of War policy reshaped by Dulles and Khrushchev
Corry Journal outlines how the phrase brink of war originated with John Foster Dulles and was leveraged by Nikita Khrushchev. It traces political maneuvers from a Syrian Army coup to US accusations of conspiracy with Turkey, and the ensuing shift toward Soviet influence in the region with Andrei Gromyko involved.
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John Foster Dulles
Nikita
Khrushchev
Dulles
Congress
Stalin
United States
Turkey
Syria
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
No clear reason given for ouster from county fair board
Crawford County Commissioners dismissed W L Dunh of Cochranton and James A Beatty of Conneaut Lake Park from the Crawford County Fair Board citing lack of cooperation. The meeting faced questions about legality and notice. Grand jury inquiry followed, with secrecy maintained.
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County Fair Board
Meadville
Crawford County Fair Board
W L Dunh
Cochranton
James A. Beatty
Conneaut Lake Park
II County
Wellington D. Smith
Paull
Smith
W Earl Austin
Perons
Dunn
F. Joseph Thom~ins
Coun ‘Ry
Kenneth Rice
Austin
Wellington Smith
Turkey
United States
NATO
Mediterranean
Syria
Ehrushchev
Service Held For Mrs Phoebe L Storer At Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs Phoebe L Storer was conducted yesterday at 2 pm by Elder Albert B Nell of the Seventh Day Adventist Church at Bracken Funeral Home. Interment followed at Pine Grave Cemetery with bearers Reed Johnson Merle Johnson Clinton Preble Lee Brumagin Dale Brumagin and Willis White. Attendees from away included Mrs Henry Balcona and Misses Mary Jo and Charlotte Balona of Buffalo Mr and Mrs Harry Cook of North East and other relatives from Wattaburg and Lowville areas.
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Phoebe Storer
Phoebe L. Storer
Bracken
Albert B. Nell
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Pine Grave
Reeds
Merle Johnson
Clinton Preble
Lee
Dale Brumagin
Willis White
Henry Balcona
Mary Jo
Charlotte Balona
Buffalo
Harry Cook
North East
Wattaburg
Lowville
Supreme Court Upholds Black Seat as New Justice Debuts
Washington reports the Supreme Court rejected a challenge to Justice Hugo L. Black remaining on the bench while the new justice took full duties. In education news, Dr C F Bennett and C S Monroy plan to attend their final school board session at the Library basement offices as terms end this year. Corry Beavers suffer a 12 to 7 loss after a spirited Union City club on a chilly Saturday gridiron battle.
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Corry Journal
Rea ‘Sottinelli-Kimball
New York
Cease
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Amocsted
Corry
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
C.F. Bennett
C. S. Monroy
Board of Education
Bennett
Monroe
Union City
Beavers
Cently
Wilber Camp
Lyman Kenney
Torpedo
Cornelius Beckerink
Laurence Redding
Buffalo
Linda Redding
French Creek
Kenneth McCray
Mae Conover
Sibley Wright
James Carpenter
Townville
Carol
Directors of Corry Hospital to buy x ray equipment
In Corry, 1917, hospital directors met last evening and moved to purchase x ray equipment for the local institution. Frank Gillette of the Star Garage started a new taxicab service in the city. On the face of the election returns in Corry, the men who with continued the story.
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Corry Hospital
Frank Gillette
The
Star Garage
Corry
Vicinity Church Announcements at Findley Lake and nearby
Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church lists weekly sessions including Sunday School at 9 00 p m Morning Worship sermon Do We Need Revival Nursery provided Youth Fellowship and committee meetings Evangelistic services and educational activities at 00 p m and 7 00 p m Bear Lake church notes 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Morning Worship sermon Will A Man Rob God Youth Fellowship Evangelistic service Caught Up With Christ North Clymer Evangelical 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 20 a m Sunday School Also mentions city administration candidates Frank Laurie L M Christie Fred Weaver and C F Brown.
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Findley Lake
Evangelical United Brethren
Sherman Road
Gerald M. Lundeen
Jessoi
Committee On Evangelism
Sahoo
Bear Lake
North Clymer
C. K. Alexander
Frank Laurie
L. M. Christie
Fred Weaver
C. F. Brown
Friendly Circle Family Night At Town Hall
The Cutting CUTTING-The' Friendly Circle' will hold its family night at the town hall Friday with a tureen supper at 8 o'clock Rev. Russell G. Johnson of Clymer Hill will be the speaker. Several local residents visited friends and relatives around town and in Jamestown over the weekend. The Red Cross drive closed with a total of 140.07 dollars. many residents hosted callers and attended community meetings.
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Town Hall
Russell G. Johnson
Clymer Hill
David Fassett
Helen Rouse
Veterans Hospital
Erte
Red Cross
Amos van Barden
Helen
Rachel Weight
Jamestown
Late Willey
Wilson Willey
Harborcreek
Donald Willey
William Bennink
Sherman
Clyde Courtright
Union City
Fred Warner
Daisy Bishop
Faith Marsh
Ollie Carter
Clymer
William ‘Bemis
Rey
Frank Brdlik
Hatch Hollow
Carl Marsh
Cecil Humphrey
M. J. Wallace
Fred Brooks
Ernest Mastin
Youngs
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