Decision on Second Term
The article discusses the Republican position in Congress and President Eisenhower's prospects for a 1956 bid. It notes minority party cohesion, GOP support for Eisenhower, and the 1954 elections suggesting better chances in 1956 if he leads the ticket. It references Hayes, Harding, Woodrow Wilson as precedents in nominating choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
GOP
Eisenhower
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Asin
Local Projects Begin Under FERA Grants In Corry
Grading starts on the Junior High athletic field as Corry School District launches a major FERA project. FERA workers push Bear Creek sewer construction after State Health Department approval. Russell Reams opens confectionery in Cameron Block. Gold mining in Yukon improves with a 70 percent price rise cited by George R. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
FERA
Dil
Yukon
George R. Clark
Payson
Yukon Territory
Corry-Sprine Creek
Clark
Klondike
Russell Reams
Advance Cleaners
Cameron
Bear Creek
State Department of Health
North Center Street
East Nayne Street
How Smart Are You Classified Question Quiz
A reader quiz asks seven questions on current events and facts. Topics include pay scales for women in major cities, senator versus representative salaries, chess piece varieties, polar bear habitats, Lusitania sinking, Tammany Hall, and musical term origins.
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New York
Detroit
Dallas
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Boston
Arctic
Antarctic
Antagaa
Lusitania
Tammany Hall
Democratic Machine
New York State
New York Ci
Three Pennsy freight cars wrecked near Wattsburg Road
A six hour line blockage followed a derailment of three cars from a 150 car Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near the Wattsburg Road underpass. The empty train bound for Buffalo derailed after a faulty coupling, sending two cars off the tracks. One worker named Nasone was injured.
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Eran —J
Enna
Pennsylvinia Railroad
Wattsburg Road
Buffalo
Pre
Nasone
Community Notes From Ravelin Hill And Nearby Areas
Social visits and gatherings are logged at the Park and VanEerden families with relatives in Jamestown and Erle. A local wood bee cut logs on the Park and Rhebergen farms while a hunting accident injured Charles Rigby of Falconer. Damage to railroad equipment near the Erie underpass is undetermined.
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Ravelin Hill
Ray Larson
Sherman
Andrew Park
Park
Howard Rhebergen
Amos White
Charles Rigby
Falconer
General Hospital
Jamestown
Edgar Hamilton
Erle
David McClemens
Walter Meehl
North East
Garret VanErden
Charles Fordink
Erie
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Weddings
The article lists numerous visits and social events from West Decatur and surrounding towns. Highlights include Pearl Wallace visiting family before returning home with friends, relatives from Pittsburgh Union City and Sherman sharing Sunday dinners, and Ethel King’s upcoming wedding to Rev Kinney. Other notes mention trips to Erie Gerry and the Ice Capades in Buffalo, plus a bridal shower at Beckerink Hall with poems and gifts for Miss King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Akewood
Jamestown
Carr
Pearl Wallace
Samuel Fieck
West Decateur
Theodore Wallace
Tom Parros
Pittsburgh
Henry Searle
Robert Schreves
Union City
Harold Baker
Familly
Violet Schutt
Otto Green
Harlan Bloss
Sherman
Roy Schutt
Graydon Sweet
Beckerink
Ethel King
Kinney
Warren
Bradford
Neva Wardes
Margaret Warnshuis
Wilt~sie
Edna Beckerink
Hanson
Henry Harmer
Miss King
George Wells
George Burch
Erie
David McClimons Jr
Elwood Berry
Marianette Sweet
Robert White
Amos White
Andrew Park
Gerry
Charles Reed
Gracelene Redding
Donald Moody
Charles Deist
Audrey
George Hapgood
Howard Chambers
Carl Martin
Carl Martin Jr
Marie Swarts
Buffalo
Local visitors and travel notes from Wattsburg area
Mrs. Bertha Moody and her husband drove from Wattsburg to Sheffield to spend the day with cousin Mrs. Mildred Owens. James Schutt called at the Harold Sweet home. Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer and family of Lander visited the Gerlad Sweet home. Ethel King, soon to wed Rev Kinney, plans to go to New Mexico to teach as a missionary among Spaniards and Indians for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Covey of Covry visited Harold Bromley. Violet Schutt was present. Marianette Sweet drove to Lantier to see Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer.
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Ding
Bertha Moody
Wattsburg
Sheffield
Mildred Owens
James Schutt
Harold Sweet Home
James Spencer
Lander
Gerald
Ethel King
Rev. Kinney
New Mexico
Paul Covey
Cov~ry
Harold Bromley
Violet Schutt
Alton Burdick
Marianette Sweet
Lantier
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry Evening Jounal
George R. Sample
Vance Allen Telegraph
B.G. Bennett
National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Ellis Hamilton
King Street
Harry S. Truman
White House
Bente Ieee
Lelv
Ollie Brown
Sunset Ramblers
WEW Club
Clothes Al's
Pennsy
Pectin
Katherine
Awelt
Advent Cards
Used Car Department
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Clinton St
Orion
LEED
the Savings and Loan Way
Corry Savings Cloan
V.F.W
Russia
Citi
The
Veterans OF Foreign Wars OF the
United States
Center Street
Corry Pharmacy ‘Citizens Bank
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