Coolidge Outlines Policy For Peace And Preparedness
Pennsylvania crops suffer heavy damage from frost rain and low temps. The survey by Federal and Late Crop Reporting Service estimates 77 percent of corn fit for market, with yields down about 740000 bushels from October forecast. Wheat planted early remains in good condition while late wheat planting is delayed and potatoes and corn face losses.
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United Pres
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cro
Muany
Hipaurveyn Swearis
Blyden Appears in Pittsburgh Theater Run
Corry-born performer Higron Niyden, a former postal employee, headlines the Relateo production of Lily Buckingotte at Nixon Theatre in Pittsburgh this week. Blyden, known as Biydie, left Corry after years in the West where he ran the Denham Theatre in Denver, and now tours major cistern cities with Lily Sue facing strong audience response.
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Corry
Higron
Denham Theatre
Denver
Cold
Titusville Narrow Escape After Auto Crash at Water Works Crossing
Frederick Hancox of Groshien drove a Chevrolet Coupe into freight cars crossing Central Avenue near the Water Works crossing. Snow blocked visibility as a train neared. the car tipped into a rut but landed upright and none of the occupants, two young ladies, were injured.
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Titusville
Frederick Hancox
Groshien
Central Avervne
Water Works Crossing
Wolliston
Wancox
Manco
Jaules
Five Best Radio Features List from National Broadcasts
A digest of major radio features across stations in New York Rochester Washington and Oakland. Highlights include Ernest Schelling conducting A Victory Ball with the New York Philharmonic and Armistice Day programs with speakers Major General Bunmerall and Father Frances Duffy.
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WIZ
New York
Ernest Schelling
Pino Orchestra
Schelling
WHAM
Rochester
WGY
WMAK
WFBL
Bastern
Rochester Philhartemic Orchestra
Wagner
Washington
WAZ
MajoGen
Bunmerall
Francia Duffy
KGO Oakland
Pacific
Eight Years After War Yet The Scene Remains
Webb Miller surveys battle sites across France eight years after World War I. He notes rebuilt villages and farms, but traces remain at Belleau Wood Chamner near Vaux and the Marne salient. Memorials and restored woodlands contrast with scarred riverside houses, trenches, and shell pits.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Prance
Vmioltingg
Thierry Voungerors
Fishin
Lanténaot Bissell
Chateau Thierry
Marne Salient
Vaux
Bellezu
Torcy
Lucy
New England
Belleau Wood
Rheims
Champagne
Vinuele Chyteau
New York Division
Fmd
Tbis
Oor
Ranoas
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Kansay Tropa
Dongmiainlss
Verduy
War Devastation Reflected in Global Reconstruction Efforts
A war correspondence recounts vast postwar destruction across France and Switzerland with references to shattered cities, torn infrastructure, and immense rebuilding costs. It notes millions lack replacement homes and the human toll is seen in faces marked by loss.
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Min
Reception Given for Rev W B Bartlett at West M E Church
A large crowd attended a reception for Rev William Bartlett and his wife at West M E Church celebrating their third year. A program featured talks on church societies, musical selections, and a silver chest gift. The event, timed with their upcoming silver wedding anniversary, concluded with refreshments and warm remarks from local figures.
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Bartett
West M.E
Dra
G. W. Patterson
Alathian Society
Frank Gidley
Ladies Aid Society
Bartlett
Moe
Sunday
GF Brown
Home Missionery Society
WL. Durham
Golden Links
Jane McCray
Dorcas
Worth Hammond
MB. Church Shoir
Foreign Missionary Society
GW. Patterson
Pion
Guews
William Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bartlett Fast Evenine
Sucessful
Alty
Relief From Cold Wave Promised For Friday
A cold wave lingered for 24 hours with a snowstorm moving east as slightly warmer air was forecast for Friday. Snowfalls of several inches covered streets overnight, leaving the city department unprepared for clearing. An early end to the snow is expected by Saturday with higher temperatures anticipated tomorrow.
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Middlewest
Manly
Armistice Day Ball Planned at State Armory Tonight
Special decorations are being completed at the State Armory for this evening's Armistice Day concert and dance hosted by the Lieut A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. A program begins at 7 45 with vocal numbers, a dance by the Castel le sisters, a reading, and two numbers by the Harmony Four, followed by Larson's Orchestra for dancing until one.
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State Armory
A.W .Phompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ibets
Theta Fevsuary
Myra Betts
Castelle
Rta
Paul Harvey to Speak Tonight in Corry
Paul Harvey renowned former publisher of the International Interpreter will lecture at Hotel Carry under the Wormudtl's auspices. He will address Latest Phases of the Thermominal Problem and discuss war peace immigration minerals and Europe before a public audience.
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Paul Harvey
Taterational Interpreter
Wormudtl
Harvey
Body Found Near Roach's Crossing In Rail Yard Death
A unidentified man was found by freight crew on the Westbound Pennsylvania Railroad line at Roach's Crossing east of the city. A head injury from being struck by a train is the presumed cause. The body was brought to town as investigators await identification.
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Westound
SrneRenove
Pennsylvants
Roach'n Crossing
Needlework Guild Holds Annual Meeting in Corry
The Corry branch of the Needlework Guild held its annual meeting in the Municipal Building. Officers elected for the term are President Mrs John F P Bod, Vice President Mrs Kate Keim Tredsover, and Secretary Mrs Sumner Bentley. The 22 directors each oversee 22 garments and member dues per year. One new unit, The Opportunity Chair of the Presbyterian Church, was added. Over 1 00 garments were distributed last year and the guild seeks renewed membership to maintain its aid to needy children.
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Corry
Needlework Guild
John FP
Art Bod
Kate Keim
Tredsover
Wilson J. Eawarts
Sumner Bentley
Corry Hranch
Presbyterian Shiurch
Lisse
Weal Guile
Pic
Cory Tbranch
Fruit Ship At Mercy Of Seas Off Milwaukee
A fruit ship named La Firess with three crewmen was driven from Benton Harbor Michigan to Milwaukee by Lake Michigan gales. Coast guard crews searched for 12 hours as the vessel was blown off course and sighted northwest of Milwaukee. the crew refused rescue, and the ship's fate remained unclear.
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Milwaukee
Nower
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Ida
Benton Arbor
Mich
Missouri
Armistice Day Talk Enjoyed by Kiwanis Members
Rev. GH Morgan spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Corry giving an Armistice Day message. Robert Patterson chaired and spoke on Education. R Dearing sang two numbers. Kiwanians included Robert Randall now in Cleveland and William Sutton of Pittsburgh.
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GH. Morgan
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Kiwanis Clubs
Hotel Corry
Mr. Morgan
Robert Patterson
R. Dearing
Robert Randall
Cleveland
William Sutton
Pittsburgh
Ajax Plant Worker Injured In Wrench Accident
Prank Bromley of Route 1 suffered a head injury at Ajax Iron Works when a wrench fell from a crane striking him and rendering him unconscious. He is resting comfortably at home today with no serious complications expected, per Mrs Genevieve Scott Johnson.
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Bromley
Route 1
Ajax Iron Works
Genevillle Scott Johnson
Margaret A. Mahle
Eddie Cantor Contest Draws Participation and Winners Named
A Eddie Cantor contest cohosted by the Journal and Rex Theatre drew many entries with winners announced. First ten entrants receiving two tickets include Jack Lindsley and others. next ten receive one ticket, with many names and addresses listed for prize eligibility.
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Eddie Cantor
The
Jornal
Rex Theatre
Edii
Edie
Eddie
Lindly
Carr Tournal
Jack Lindsley
I Hurst Agentis
Journal
Fist
Edward Crapser
W. South Street
Dora Maloney
Spring Street
Harold Kishtlinger
South Center
Fred J. Mixer
East Plasant
Ethel Culyen
West
Waynes
War Memorial Dedication Speech From President Coolidge
President Coolidge dedicates the Liberty Memorial World War Veterans site in Kansas City with a five point policy for peace and defense. He urges cooperation with other powers, universal conscription, world court participation, and strict national defense while paying tribute to war dead and the cost of the war.
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United Press
Kansas City
Coolidge
United States
World Court
Senate
America
Goolidge
United Stats
Unites States
Simplrly
Americas
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W. B. Bartlett
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