Arsenal For Conquest In Middle East Threat Explains Soviet Role
Corry Journal reports on Soviet arms buildup in Egypt and Syria totaling 476 million, with Soviet instructors and technicians unable to train local forces. The piece argues the arsenal signals planned volunteer incursions, the Suez crisis showing Western limitations, and U.S. inability to stop Soviet occupation short of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Comsmunist
Syria
Middle East
Suez
Slone
United States
Eisenhower Forms Free-Wheeling War Brain Team
President Eisenhower plots a Washington staff of retiring generals to advise on foreign policy. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith returns as special assistant while Gen. Alfred Gruenther becomes head of the American Red Cross after serving as Supreme Allied Commander in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Alfred Gruenther
American Red Cross
Europe
Bedell Smith
Grubber
NATO
Birthday party and community notes in Cutting vicinity
Miss Janice Way hosted a surprise birthday party for Miss Jackie Damon on her 16th birthday with seven voting ladies present. Guests include Mrs. Etta Emberry, Mr. and Mrs. Will Yard Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter, and many others. The piece mixes local social events with scattered national and international political commentary reflecting Cold War era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Way
Jackie Damon
Judy Bayle
Damot
Start
Hope Chest
Orpha 'Hapgood
Etta Emberry
Sherman
Will Yard Chambers
Parsville
Ohio
James Carpenter
Townville
Sibley Wright
William
Stella
Ahabia
Middle East
Sujit
Gruensher
Bingdon Lind
Saint Argent
Frena
America
Gui
Alv
Miss Edith Mapes Dies At Erie
Miss Edith Mapes of Erie dies yesterday at her home after a life in Corry Cambridge Springs and Bainford State Teachers College. She was a teacher at Garland and served in religious work with Walte poems and church hymns and secretary for evangelist Rev Rodeheaver. She left a sister Mrs R D Black and Grace M Evermore plus nephews, grandnieces, a sister-in-law, and other relatives. The body is at Nelson Funeral Home and services are to be held Monday at First Methodist Church in Erie with interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Erie
Cambridge Springs
Corry
Bainford State Teachers College
Garland
Rodeheaver
R.D. Black
Black
Grace M. Evermore
Erle
Harold Black
Elmhurst
Joseph Mapes
Ching Lake
Calif
Arthur Mapes
Nelson Funeral Home
Artic
First Methodist Church of
Warren
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Auto crash kills Belle Vernon man on Route 71
A car rolled over several times on Route 71 last night, killing Emerson L Spiker, 27, of Belle Vernon. The collision injured two others and prompted a crash report from local authorities. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Charles Petingil and Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson were noted in unrelated social mentions.
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Belle Vernon
Emerson L Spiker
Tive Feensetrs
Charles Petingil
North East
Albert Johnson
Falconer
Walter ‘DeShazer
Corry Council Opens Budget Talk Tonight
City Council meets in the municipal building at eight this evening to discuss preliminary 1937 budget work. Corry postmen join 240,000 postal workers nationwide in inaugurating a government security program aimed at protecting 26,000,000 American workers against old age misfortune. State highway workers spread cinders on curves hills and at intersections as drift and ice force first fall concentration on roadway treatment.
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Corry
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Concert and Edison demonstration by Miss Kaiser at High School
A capacity audience attended Miss Marie Kaiser’s concert and novel demonstration with the New Edison at the High School last evening. The Corry Hospital is reported to be in its most flourishing condition to date. Early repairs on the Corry Garage on First Avenue caused a building collapse this morning but no injuries occurred.
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Marie Kaiser
Edison
Corry Hospital
Corry
First Avenue
Nab Boy 15 In Car Theft Ends Chase And Surrenders
Joyce sur y fought to halt the activities of a 15 year old Westside boy who escaped during a wild chase in a stolen station wagon but who later gave himself up to the police. The car had been in the youth's possession for five days and had been driven about 1000 miles. Police picked up four younger boys in the car when the 15 year old abandoned it after crashing into another vehicle. The latter belonged to Sumfilel Trifilette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brus
Joyce Sur Y
Westside
John H. Wilson
Sumfilel Trifilette
Police hunt for Falconer girls missing since Tuesday
Falconer Police Chief Laverne Webeck says Helen McBane 15 and Jeanette Kent 14 disappeared after skipping classes at Falconer Central School. McBane is 5'2", 115 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. Kent is 5'8", 160 pounds with blue eyes and red hair. Both from Falconer. Kent wore a dark brown skirt, white blouse, yellow sweater, and a girly coat. McBane has a medical condition requiring regular medication.
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Rauuusen
Falconer
Falconer Central Schoool
Laverne Webeck
Helen McBane
Jeanette Kent
Kent
Iso
Cherry Creek Choirs to Sing in Area Concert
Cherry Creek choirs from Cherry Creek North Methodist Church will present a short Sunday concert at Sugar Grove Methodist Church at 4 PM. Mrs. Gerald Hall directs the 50-voice ensemble, with her daughters Candia Wid Jin ce and Lindi 13 performing. A student pianist from Fredonia State Teachers College appears, while the performer also joins the State Band at Jimestown and Buffalo Philharmonic engagements. The group recently gave a similar 75-minute program at Wayne to a large audience.
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Cherry Creek
Sugar Grove
Gerald Hall
Candia Wid Jince
Lindi
Fredonia State Teachers College
Buffalo
Jimestown
Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
Wayne
Local pastor ordained at Cherry Creek church
Rev. John Clark, son-in-law of Mrs. O. A. Johnson of West Church Street, Corry, was ordained as pastor of the Cherry Creek church last Sunday. The ceremony honored his leadership and connected church members with the wider Minis ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Minis
O. A. Johnson
West Church Street
Corry
Cherry Creek Church
Second Body In Pipe Recovered in Johnstown Pa
Two workers died while cleaning an underground pipe at Bethlehem Steel Co Frontin Works Johnstown Pa. AL Bender 44 of Helldehem Pa and Denison Dorofey 24 of Johnstown were found dead after entering the pipe to retrieve a cleaning apparatus. Coroner reports both drowned as the pipe carried water from quenching pits to the Conemaugh River.
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Eaturescuie
AL Bender
Helldehem
Frontin Works
Bethlehem Steel Co
Denison Dorofey
Johnstown
Conemaugh
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Arthur Walack
Wilma Adams
James
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Initer
Thomas Reed
Bear Lake
Laurence Reddine
Donnald ‘Cumper
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Uiion City
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William Contelly
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Courtright
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Micro Cookie Press
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Felt Weather Strip
Edith Mapes
A.A. Carbone
Brie Railroad
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Purpura's Inn
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W. F. Rickers
WNI
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