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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1951
Page
4
From the journal files dated November 8 1931 visitors from Union City Erie Warren and nearby towns attended the annual Thanksgiving party hosted by the Masonic entertainment committee. The Rex Theatre announced Miss Helen Sis ik Miss Erie 1982 will assist in selecting Miss Corry next Tuesday.
The article outlines European NATO countries boosting military budgets by up to 80 percent since 1950, adding 300,000 personnel and targeting $1.5 billion in military goods this year with $2.5 billion planned next year. It notes U S military and economic aid to Europe, potential rerouting of funds, and discussions on NATO armament harmonization and weapon calibers.
A set of ten general knowledge prompts appears, asking about a Michigan State Penn State game winner a Vietnam era Yucca Fist use, whale sharks, furlongs versus miles, Copernicus roles, women in Parliament, haggis, a line from a poem by Rabbi Ben Baruch, fool's gold, and the rabbit siblings Flopsy Mopsy and Cottontail.
An obituary style verse laments the passing of Kibler M D with spiritual imagery. The speaker recalls crossing meadowlands and climbing a hill to feel the Master nearby. The poem offers comfort that the departed rests with God and urges no further grief for a life that blessed many.
A mock sale raid on New York runs today or tomorrow drawing 8,000,000 residents and visitors into shelter drills. Tremetime air raid drill is New York’s first public participation test since World War II. About 300,000 defense volunteers will assist, and two thirds of the police force are on emergency alert until completion.
The former Notre Dame president Bishop John O Hira of Buffalo aged 63 has been named the Roman Catholic archbishop of Philadelphia by Pope Pius XI. The Apostolic delegate to the United States announced the appointment to succeed the late Dennis Cardinal Dougherty who died in May.
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