Four Years Ahead in 1956 US Presidential race
The piece discusses Republicans aiming to build a strong candidate for four years hence to capture national imagination. It notes Eisenhower’s continued presidency barring death, Nixon as potential 1956 nominee, Stassen challenge, and Democratic prospects with Congress in their hands. It mentions Snowland, Steverson, Johnson, and Kefauver as linked figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenower
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Harold Stassen
Stassen
William F. Snowland
Congress
Adlai E. Steverson
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Estes Kefauver
Our Debt to Hungary and the Peace Crusade
A sweeping critique alleges Moscow exploitation and a false peace in Poland and Hungary. It praises Hungary’s revolutionary response and urges world support to counter Soviet aggression. The piece cites Pope Pius XII and a World Council of Churches call for a global prayer crusade for peace amid Eastern European turmoil.
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Hungary
Kremlin
Stalin
Poland
United States
Marshal Rokossovky
Warsaw
Moscow
Pius 1
Catholic Epiacopacy
Geneva
World Council of Churches
The Ghost Parade preview at Corry High School
Rehearsals for the Junior Class play The Ghost Parade proceed in the Senior High School Auditorium and the show is set for Friday November 20. Democrats of Cory and Union City plan a victory party at Mac s Inn to celebrate FDR s re election and Democratic gains in Erie County and Pennsylvania. Theo P Williams elected president of Kiwanis The Corry Kiwanis hosts 1936 football guests at the Hotel Corry. The Senior Class sponsors a dancing party at the Junior High School Saturday November 14 with Peck s Bad Boys providing the program.
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Coty
Union City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Erie County
State of Pennsylvania
Mac's Inn
Theo. P. Williams
or_the—Kiwanis
Ind
Corry
Mettle Ft
Corry High School
Peck
Bad Boys
Repaired Walk Near Hotel Corryill Aids Bus Access
Fragmentary notes describe sidewalk and drive improvements before Hotel Corryill to improve passenger flow with extended walk allowing buses to pull in up to a mile away, providing shelter for riders on boarding buses. Also mentions telecom issues and erroneous lines in Des Moines central town. The text references fishermen complaints and a crusade prayer for war cessation.
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Corryillll
Frem
Des Moines
Discomb
Te Stata Corservariony Commission
Cattle Die In Barn Fire East Of Guys Mills
Fourteen head perish when a large barn on the Karl Gilbert farm burns near Guys Mills. Gilbert blames spontaneous combustion. loss valued 25000 to 30000 dollars, partly insured. Family home nearby. 10:30 p.m. discovery by son Latty, 14. Firefighters from Randolph, East Mead, Townville and Chapmanville save cattle and machinery. 75-100 tons of hay and 600 bushels oats lost. one dairy building damaged. 12 calves and two yearlings perish. 30 milking cows and 15 young stock freed.
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Meadville
Karl Gilbert
Guys Mills
Gilbert
Latty
Kenneth
Lary
Randolph
Larry
Triln
Hubbard
Ohio
Janstein
East Mead
Townville
Chapmanville
James VanDresar Dies Suddenly at 76 in Corry
James VanDresar aged 76 died yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at home. A longtime Raymond Mfg. Co. employee, he retired in 1949 after 41 years. Born February 29, 1880, in Spring Creek Township, he moved to Corry as a boy and married Evelyn Nuttall in 1910. Survived by two brothers Leo and Milton and a brother-in-law Arthur Carlson. Funeral at Bracken Funeral Home with service at 2 pm Wednesday, West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus.
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VanDresar
Raymond Mfg. Co
Arthur Nollinger
Spring Creek
Corry
Evelyn Nuttall
Leo van Dresar
Erie
Milton VanDresar
Arthur Carlson
R. D
Columbus
Bracken Funeral Home
West Lawn Cemetery
Halloween party and society notes from Clymer
CLYMER The Junior E Society held a Halloween party in the church parlors with a treen supper arranged by Mrs George Michael and Mrs Vincent Bensink. Eighteen members attended with guests from Attica and nearby towns. Circle No 2 of the Young Ladies Mission Band met in church parlors. the program featured a Thanksgiving meditation, a vocal duet, mission gifts, and officer elections. Additional notes cover other club meetings, offerings, and social visits around the region.
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Préderick’ Rhebergen
Attica
Minnie Legters
Nettie Durand
Erie
Clarence Spitzer
Depew
R. A. Thompson Sr
Syracuse
Circle No
Young Ladies Mission —Band
Clarence Foster
Normin Hogenboom
Milton Duevik
Gilbert Vander- Schaaft
Ruth’ Beckerink
James Ten Hakers
James Gravink
Sacramento
Calif
Milton Dueéink
Carlyle Neckers
Jamestown City
Harold Legters
Harry Vidal
Edward Conk
Willey, Dielak
M. J. Cordia
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Gilbert J
Merle ‘Tewinkle
Amos Vanzarden
Homer Kolstee
Mary Nywelde
John Kolstee
Nywelde
Jane Habink
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Journal
Kelly Tire Sale
Pondel
Hammond’s Eagle
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin B. Corry
By Kaye King
Alan
Ligtst
James VanDresar
G Vandresar
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sharpsville
Samuel Young
Samuel G. Margargee
Clark
Mercer County
Margargee
Here
Horton J. Davis & Son
Clymer
Marton Gatlin
Raymond Kalphuisen
White Plains
Alvin Rhodes
Roswet Hospital
Ty Buttalo
Herman Kotfish
Sodius
B. J. Hottman
E. E. Hart
Oris
Kany Falls
Lillie Leystors
John Neckers
Jts
Leo McCann
Charles
Mart
Lillis Leyters
Leonard Grolers
Feding
Dusband
Mes
Paul Trinny
Ofte
Clifford_ Schuers
Bertha
Veltin Schreus
Vevenine
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Continental Motors Cady
Collier
South St
Al's Clothes Shop
Clothes
Wellman
Center St
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
RCA
RCA Whirlpool
Tseng Gendine Rcw
Davis Radio, TV & Appliances
Leo Ul Company
Bryer
South Center
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