Taken From Journal Files September 10 1929 Corry News
Twenty years ago news notes include the sale of the Ford Garage on North Center to K Powell of Hooversville with possession October 1. Also Harry Casperson, 13, is hospitalized for a bullet wound in the right leg from an accidental shooting near Scott’s Cross Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitle
Ford
North Center Street
K. Powell
Hooversville
Somerset
Milton T., Spaulding
Harry Casperson
Arthur J. Casperson
Scott's Crossind Road
Fnr
Tito and Kremlin clash over Yugoslav independence
A fragmented chronology outlines deteriorating ties from 1945 to 1949 between Tito's Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union. It covers the 20 year alliance, Trieste disputes, leadership arrests, economic and military pacts, shifts in alignment, Cominform expulsions, and Yugoslavia's pivot toward the West amid European power realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Federal People’s Republic of
Albania
Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers
Peasore Point
Iba
France
Mn Slavs
Toler
Belrade Fidio
Russi
Rusia
Bulgaria
Netherlands
Germany
Prodlctims
Belgrade
Italy
Hungary
U.S
Thiernational Bank
Yuthunist Party
Balkan Federation
U. 5
Yugoslav Communist Party
Congress Indorses
Britain
Russia
Sisas
Cme
Ipsa
Moscow
Rambling notes mix youth, crime, and local life in Bradford area
News sketches recount Jack Smith becoming Bradford YMCA instructor and Harriet Wise training at Fort Sam Houston. Local chatter covers punch boards, a barber’s risky tooth removal, Philadelphia traffic fine cases, rumored gas price moves, a businessman eyeing New York state, a Williamsville tragedy, military duty resumes, and a whistling phonics course at St Edward's School. We also hear about tax protest, a bloom of a night flowering cereus, beer rumor guard at a picnic, football wagers, orchestra bookings, and Admiral Draemel's planned Columbus dam survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Vern Smith
Corry
R. D
Bradford
Army
Warren County
First Ward
Mervyn Nast
Philadelphia
Barbers
Derstand
New_York state
Williamsville N
Ril Ames
Windy, Hill
Sherman
Buffalo
Elton van Dresar
New Bloomfield
Carson Long School
St. Edward's
Prt Villa Mitt
Wereyhurst
Lwa
Ellis Harvey
East Congress Street
Warren
Admiral Draemel
Columbus Dam
Harrisburg
Standard Automatic tries two challenges at Finch Billiards field
The Standard Automatic Products Company nine challenged Finch Billiards for a Junior High field game with field use permission sought from Coach Sedric McCall. Miss Margaret Berry returns to work after summer at home with her parents on West Pleasant Street. A revival of a Community Band movement was announced with plans to circulate a subscription paper to raise funds for instruments.
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Nine Today
Finch Billiards
Sedric McCall
Seare
Margaret Berry
Cleveland
City
M. J. Berry and
Famly
West Pleasant Street
Quizzing Memory: Historical Trivia Questions Collected
A reader poses a set of trivia prompts covering Harold L Ickes writing for a Liberal magazine, balloon bombs in WWII, ancient preservation methods, Wesleyan names, Reckless, Austria’s capital, Lord Protector, Hudson River, a famed medical pitcher, and a famed American acting family.
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New York Liberal Magazine
Harold L. Ickes
Charles
John Wesley
Reckles
Austria
Commonwealth
England
Eae Americen
Political tensions and wartime trade notes flash across 1930s report
The article traces a sequence of U S and European moves including accusations against Russia and its satellites, Export-Import Bank loan figures, halted shipments of war material, and shifting support to Greek rebels and Balkan revolts. It notes U S approval to buy a steel mill, allied aid offers, denunciations of Russia over Yugoslav claims, and Soviet-Canadian nickel and tank production context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tune
Russia
U. S
Bern
Tite
Kremlin
Undercurrents of local primaries and scams warn voters
Voter activity ahead of Tuesday primaries shows potential contests for mayor council and school board posts. A group of Democratic candidates is forming, while farmers face a scam by itinerant painters selling fake contracts. Also noted are calls for a temporary scoreboard for Lover and Field, postal rate doubts, fish stock requests near French Creek, a pending sale of a major retail business, and weak fair seasons due to weather and economic strain.
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Yorth
Pennsylvania
Lover
Washington Jources
Union City
Corry
State Fish Commission
Uestock
French Creek
Ussian City
Chautauqua
Crawford County
Jamestown Man 78 Hurt in Wagon Mishap
Jamestown resident William O. Johnson, 78, is in Jamestown General Hospital with a compound fracture of the right ankle after a wagon wheel broke and the Whippie tree on the wagon struck his ankle between the wagon and another bar yesterday around 4 p.m. He is described as in good condition by attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
William O. Johnson
Jamestown General Hospital
Babson doubts a bull market will follow Truman plan
Babson argues fires peak during careless periods and decline with Board of Fire Underwriters campaigns led by W Mallalieu. He warns the Truman experiment won’t spark a bull market because workers’ attitudes and consumer spending limit investment capacity, and says only higher tastes and labor shifts could change stock, bonds, or real estate futures.
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Cote Five Cays
National Board of Fire Underwriters
W. ©. Mallalieu
Truman
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Desire
Datolly
Ura
Ma Ames
Windy Hill
Canada
Heystone
VanCise’s
Kinsey Insurance Agency
South Center St
Aral North Corry
Armitage
Poa
Page & Nichols
E. Main Street
Main Street
Orange
Boyardee
Lake Shore
Hunt's Tomato Sauce
Maxwell House Coffee
Parke
Dactis
Adehigar
Babson
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Teena Paige
Topp
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