Unrest in the Caribbean and imperial trade limits
A digest discusses Caribbean unrest tied to population pressure and economic strains. It surveys Jamaica and Puerto Rico illegitimacy rates, Britain's Caribbean governance shifts, new Leeward Islands governor, and postwar trade curbs and sugar production incentives shaping independence sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Paul Blansaard
State Department For the Caribbean
New York
Jamaica
British Caribbean Islands
London
Lhes
Leeward Islands
Bi, Kitts
Uncle Sam
Trinidad
Britain
Sterling
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Canadian National Railway
New London
U. S
Eistrature and ii
Read
W. A. Bustamtemte
Caribbean Islands
Nassau
Bahamas
U.S
Hawi
Virgin Islas Isan
Virgin Islands
Corry area notes cover missing man search and local updates
The item notes a missing Corry area man sought by city officers and State Police, with Dauphin County authorities pursuing a charge. It also mentions Kenneth Burr joining Ajax Iron Works, a local man committed to North Warren State Hospital after bad checks, and Sgt. James A. Maynard's completion of an armored division course and prior work at Raymond Mfg. Co. Other items report Capt. John Stowe’s assignment to Langley AFB, an assault case update, insurance and stockholder distribution issues, and Caribbean tourism developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dauphin County
Kenneth Burr
Ajax Iron Works
Te Jones
North Warren State Hospital
Jocai
Erie
James A. Maynard
Company A
Army
Third Armored Division
Fort Knox
Maynard
Raymond Mfg. Co
John Stowe
William B. Stowe
East South Street
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Minnesota
U.S
Corry Area
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Utilities Corporation
Local Estate Litigation Sparks Family Revelations and Turnpike News
Court action may emerge from a local estate settlement as a middle aged son learns his father’s death after being adopted in 1908. Community notes discuss TV antenna install costs borne by Elks and VFW, dealership caution on sets, Turnpike travel perks, and local parole sponsor inquiries amid ongoing postscript notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
V.F.W
Triolicna
Erie and Corry
Albino pheasants and local notices in brief
The town reports include a hunter's catch of an albino ringneck pheasant by Kenneth Gates and a pheasant sighting. Local students elected officeholders at Houghton College. Pvt Roy A. Wickwire serves with Eighth Army in Tokyo after an airlift. Pennsylvania cancer causes about 16 500 deaths annually, with a statewide and federal funded program. Ford auto production may drop 20 to 25 percent early next year due to material shortages, while industry signals deny a 50 percent hit and rationing. City miscalculation alters the Corry Water Supply bill by noting extra pipe and hydrant installation costs and hydrant charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars
North Korea
Kenneth Gates
R. D
Gates
George Bagley
Gerald Bagley
East Trying Street
Houghton College
Lucille Bemis
Clymer
Roy A. Wickwire
Earl Wickwire
Columbus
Tokyo
Wickwire
Eighth Army
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Health Department
Ford
Washington
Corry Water Supply Co
Olga
Ten trivia questions and memory cue for readers
A quirky quiz warns readers to track monthly averages for memory gain and directs to the Classified Page for the current answers. It asks ten questions on Errol Flynn’s marriage locale, an English king who spoke no English, why snakes sleep with eyes open, a Shakespeare play with the Ides of March, common U S fur animal, annual equinox, Chamberlain’s successor, a grammar correction, shamrocks leaf count, and a quoted poem about loving fellow men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Errol Flynn
Patrice Wymore
United States
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Dewey targets two rail trustees in bankruptcy critique
Governor Dewey and officials meet in Dewey's hotel suite to demand action on a bankrupt railroad. They condemn the road as financially ruined and mismanaged, blaming demoralized personnel and equipment shortages. Judge Harold Kennedy, overseeing the reorganization, attends but does not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffom
Vincent Impellitteri
Dewey
Nipr
Beng
Harold Kennedy
Kennedy
Twenty Years Ago News From Journal Files November 25 1930
Mrs N Troy Gillette and daughter Roberta narrowly escaped injury when their automobile skidded and crashed near Columbus while traveling from Asbury Park and other eastern points. The Bass Gintery store on West Main Street was looted of about 50 worth of groceries after a fire gutted the shop. Two robbers in Columbus were challenged by a citizen posse during a break in at James L Hall General Store. Senior High School voters held a new class officer election following resignations. Emmanuel Episcopal vestry awaits reply from Rev G S West of Toledo regarding a Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Troy Gillette
Roberta
Asbury Park
Columbus
Bass Gintery
West Main Street
James L. Hall
Local church expands pastorate and holiday aid drive
Thanksgiving baskets will be delivered to over 40 needy families by the Corry lodge of Biks tomorrow afternoon as part of the community’s aid effort. Oregon launches a ten million dollar program to protect 750000 acres of state forest land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Lodge
Biks
State of
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nes
Fred Kimball
Lexington Avenue
Michigan Square
Detroit
Mortgate
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Whishman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Allegheny ‘County
Walter Seers
Kinley Insurance Agency
Firestone
Barney's Firestone Store
South Center ST
Evans
Al’s
Clothes
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
G. S. West of
Toledo
Bowers
Emblem Oil Co
N. Center St
W.L. Armitage, Sr
Local Ae Electric.co
Center Street
SIGMA
Aecaas
Frank Litz, JR
Spring Street
Corry, PA
Powell
Silk
Topp
North Center Street
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