Twenty Years Ago News Recap From Journal Files
The column recalls injuries from a stove fire on a West Washington street home, a thwarted burglary at Dairymen's League offices after a curtain alarmed a night operator, a Kiwanis Club meeting with Carrie Houghton recounting Europe pilgrimage, an Eastern Star district meet in Union City, a parish hall NRA Gypsies performance at Emanuel Church, and National Geographic notes migratory bird routes across the Atlantic Mississippi Central and Pacific Midways.
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Dairymen's League
East Main Street
Brown
Lookouis
Carrie Houghton
Kiwanis Club
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Mississippi
Central
Pacific Midways
National Geographic Society
Genius Quiz: 10-Question Memory Challenge
A reader quiz asks ten questions on history geography and language testing memory and knowledge. Topics include imperialism white man’s burden Lansing capital state land ruled by House of Orange Hamilton capital Jamaica Bermuda Bahamas or Trinidad and more with score bands to track monthly memory growth.
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Lansing
House of Orange
Hamilton
Jarmaica
Bermuda
Bahamas
Trinidad
Louis XV
France
United States
Korean Political Conference Planned At Panmunjom
The Koreas peace talks loom as a political conference would be held within three months of the armistice. Negotiators from the United States and Communist side meet at Panmunjom to discuss withdrawal of foreign forces and a peaceful settlement. The marathon truce talks spanned two years and 17 days with Article IV guiding the planned conference.
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United States
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Formosa
China
U. N
Mead Park Board thanks community chest support in Corry
The Mead Park Board of Directors expresses gratitude for being included in the Corry Community Chest budget for the coming year. They note park improvements and ongoing efforts to provide picnic and recreation facilities, beauty for the city, and increased services despite a limited budget. Roy L. Reed, president, notes progress on fireplaces drinking fountains water sites lighting and access roads. Roy L. Reed.
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Voice of the People
Walter Ross
Community Chest
Corry
Pennsylvania
Mead Park
Park Board
Cory
United States notes on Korean Armistice and India invite bid
The State Department cites the Armistice Agreement limits on a political conference and debates over neutral nation participation. It notes Gen Nam Ti’s insistence on restricting talks to governments involved and recalls Soviet and U N positions on verification conferences. An India invite attempt faltered in the United Nations, with a veto on broader five nation talks. Also, U S dog population figures rise from about 20 million in 1947 to about 224 million by 1953.
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U. S. State Department
Nam Ti
United Nations
Korea
Reds
Nam Thad
Uw, N
U.N
Tem 5
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Ras
India
Assembly
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Order of the Eastern Star
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NRA Gypsies
C. A. Pain
Emmanuel Church
Corry Evening Journal
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A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
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Chicago
Park Avenue
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cartier
Frank J. Rutledge Jr
Allegheny County Sportsman's League
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Cubs
Firestone
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Barney
South Center Street
Orson
Topp
Corry Rollerway
P.m
P. m
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Schick
Taylor's
Spring Street
Katherine
Coats
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Martin
Gualier Cedar Hope Chest
Atys Chast
Yufit Prical
Lew Thas
Fem Thie
Jase
Meerdink’s House OF Furniture
Eure Sion
Stone
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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