Twenty Years Ago in Cory Chronicle Highlights Local Events
Twenty years ago Cory residents faced a firebug scare at Summer resort cottages owned by Dr. Kibler and Allie Mahle as Findley Tuke allegedly resumed arson. Roy Newell spoke at Rotary, Lester Clark injured by a car on North Center, and a new Ford neon sign brightened the Powell Motor Co. site amid tax debates over 1931 assessments and 1082 millage.
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Eo A Findley Tuke
Cory
John C. Kibler
Allie H. Mahle
Ford
Powell Motor Company
Ford Agency
Taft record on foreign policy sparks debate over isolationism
The Taft record in the Senate shows a mix of isolationist and internationalist votes across foreign policy issues. Taft supported arms embargoes and neutrality acts while backing UN Charter ratification with amendments. he opposed certain arms sales and criticized some international programs, shaping a nuanced stance amid party lines.
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Taft
Sén
Tat
Senate
Piiot
Pearl Harbor
United Nations
Europe
Congress
Tal
UNRRA
Spain
Great Britain
Greece
Oshaba
United States
Alhough
International Justice
J Q Quiz Puzzles and Trivia Mixed with Oddities
A muddled quiz asks about Jewish fast days starting with Rosh Hashanah options, Arthur legends by Malory, vomastibies, beans used to make chocolate and coca tea, the Smithsonian title, and presidential war powers. It blends memory test with unclear instructions and a prompt to check classified pages for answers.
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Arthur
Alfred Tord ‘Tennyson
Thomas Malory
Thomas Babington Maccauley
Smnithsonian Institution of Smithsonian Institute
United Eistes
Roaming local residents recount windstorm date in 1922
Local residents chronicle events in Corry noting an error in the big windstorm date. Old newspapers show the typhoon occurred Friday August 25 1922. Several Pittsburgh notices recall Charles Reginald Wilson’s promotion and family ties to Youngsville and Bear Lake.
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North Corry
Pittsburgh
Charles Reginald Wilson
William Penn
B. A. Wilson
Youngsville
Charles Wilson
Bear Lake
Roosevelt Hotel
Germany
Norfolk
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Virginia City
John MacMartin
Treach
National Power Co
Eldred
Don MacMartin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Olean Hospital
Harry Boyd
Harriet Markett
Glenn Thomas
Emporium
Last Supper chalice frame legendary name and rope ladder riddle
The questions ask the true or false about advice and consent of the Senate, the legendary name for the chalice frame used by Jesus at the Last Supper, and a rope ladder tide problem. Also asks what animal provides venison meat.
Turkeys in good supply as Army buys boosts prices
Fort Lee reports returning reservists and discharged corporals while local news notes Wilson Hoenel promotion to sergeant at Kelly AFB Texas. Robberies and Korean War atrocity debates frame war era readings. Christmas Club distributions reach a record 952 million dollars to 10.8 million members. Marriage at Abbe Reformed Church linked Cornelius Belman to Joy Taylor, with local church leadership noted. Local industry talks of Desoto V eight model launch early next year as Corry seeks plant relocation. Residents report lake level dispute with Findley Lake cottages, and Washington promises more steel for schools hospitals roads mid next year.
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Sam
Cpl
Alfred J. Ficcardi
West Ghurah-street
Fort Lee
Ficcardi
Wiliam Hoenel
Wieam ‘Hoenel
West Frederick
Sheet
Kelly Air Force
Texas
Kores
Cory
Clu
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cornelius Belman
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Joy Marlene ‘Taylor
Belman
Cv. Jates. Belman
Tormey
Firet Baptist Church
Findley Lake
Jevel
Blind composer W C Handy feted at gala in New York
In a Waldo Astoria birthday party Tin Pan Alley honored W C Handy, 74, famed for St Louis Blues. The blind composer, nearly blind from glaucoma, attended as the W Gandy Foundation for the Blind highlighted aid and rehabilitation for needy Black blind Americans.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
New York
Tin Pan Alley
W. C. Handy
St Louis
Wal- Gorf-Astoria
Handy
W. G. Andy Foundation For the Blind, Inc
Strike Ends at Jamestown Firm
Jamestown November 1 The Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company strike by Local 307 United Electrical workers ends after a company proposal including new contract and wage increases is approved by the union's strike committee. Workers return to duties Monday after eight months of disruption. Unemployment benefits of 262 dollars weekly supported members during the stoppage with aid from the International UE and related unions.
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Jamestown
Dahlstrom
Local 307
United Elevivlont
Hattagi Machine Workers
Ind
Scoept
Andrew P. Anderson
Local 407
Inine Dista
Sompany
Rules
Nordic Temple
International
Crom
Garbo rents villa near Capri Blue Grotto
Greta Garbo was reported to have rented a large villa near the Blue Grotto on Capri. The villa, owned by Countess Madina Arrivabene, was leased for two years at 3 005 000 lire by an attorney for the actress.
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Evening Journal
Ahh Beek Coy
Ste Goorge Dane Sianaiing
National Seneae
Ork
Michigan Square
Ahieee l Cansiter
Com. Ida
Philadelphia
Roy
Newell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Lester Clark
Kennedy, PS
Clank
Corry Hospital
BRE Casualty
Foster E Davis
Htt
Caudry
Washington
DeSoto Company
Corry
Jack
Bernard
Dolla M. Barhard
Mast South Street
Shepard Air Fares Base
Wichita Falls
Amarillo Air Force Base
Robert L. Hand
West Church Street
Third Armored Division
Fort Knox
Fort Meade
Lewis R. Olds
Erie
Erie Times
Lewis Olds
Boston
Inter W
Cony
Robert Israel
Warren
Tocal
Pennsylvania
Iudente
Freddie Marsh
St. Louis Browns
God
Titusville
Meadville
Corrigan
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Lee Lambng
James Lambing
Pittsburgh Steel
Pittsburgh, Works Division
Ana
van ‘Chick
Ty van Heusen
van Ghickin
Clothes
Comfort
Powell
East Main ST
National
Bank of Corry
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
New Deal Optical Pe Ee Ce
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