Red Threat to Formosa Puts Asia Policy in Focus
Corry Evening Journal reports on the Formosa crisis and U S stance, detailing Quemoy and the Pescadores as flashpoints. It traces Cairo and Potsdam declarations, U S policy shifts, and Chiang Kai-shek's nationalists amid ongoing tensions with Communist forces. It notes past US pledges and diplomatic debates shaping a potential defense decision.
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Formosa
Quesnoy Island
Redheld
Amoy
Quemoy
United States
Fortmosa
Pescadores
Quemo
Cairo
Japan
Republic of China
China
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Chiang
Potsdam
Truman
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
Soviet Union
How Smart Are You Quiz on Current Events Facts
A jumbled quiz asks seven questions testing knowledge of U S and world affairs, history and science. It includes references to elections, wars, national anthems, periods, and scientific instruments, prompting readers to check answers on a Glasebed page and gauge their general knowledge.
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Cohn
Pat
Fk Hemnitk
New Pastor Set for Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church welcomes Rev. George C. MacNamara from Dickinson North Dakota as the new pastor to begin services this Sunday. Local merchants learn salt clubs may be phased out under the Retail Code Authority with no new clubs allowed, while existing clubs may complete operations. Corry plans to join the Wayne County Toylon Firemen's Carnival in North East on September 28 and 29 with the Stanford Hose Company parade participation, as efforts to recruit the bugle and drum corps of Lieut. Archie W continue.
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North Center ST
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Bill
Louise Ricke
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
George C. MacNamara
Dickinson, N. D
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Nalian Retail Code Authority, Inc
North East
Stanford Hose Company
Bugle and Rum Corps
Archie W
Corry Band to Lead Procession at Northwestern Dinner Tonight
Thompson Post and Veterans of Foreign Wars join the Cory High School band in the procession. Corry will be represented at the Northwestern Pennsylvania Post Commanders and Line Officers association dinner at Wanafgo Country Club Oil City tonight by Frank T. Babbitt C P Paulson Lloyd Stowe and Wallace M. Young. Miss Fannie Amidon a Corry High School 1881 graduate has resigned after five years as supervisor of music at Valley City Normal School and State Teachers College N D plans to retire and remain in the community. Lake Erie's depth reaches 210 feet at its steepest point.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania
Post Commanders and Line Officers Association
Wanafgo Country Club
Oil City Tonight
Frank T. Babbitt
C. P. Paulson
Lloyd Stowe
Wallace M. Young
Fannie Amidon
Valley City Normal School
State Teachers College
Valley City
N. D
Freed By Jury Pytteburgh Case Shocks Clergy
In a Pittsburgh court a jury cleared Parsons of burglary after a trial covering around 30,000 in stolen photos and fire damage at St Boni fice’s Church. The judge and witnesses described the events as a bold break in and an audacious theft.
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Pytteburgh
Cliaton
Ohio
St. Bonifice's
Duttiel Zamos
Allegheny
Parsons
Une
Dimention
Eight draw jail sentences in Erie County court
Eight defendants including Warren brothers and others pleaded guilty before Judge Samuel Rossiter in Erie County. William Grode 47, a water department employee, faced larceny charges tied to $1 059 stolen while away from Erie on July 12. sentencing postponed due to counsel's absence. Grode remanded to county jail on a $3 000 bond. Two motorists in a July Route 19 crash were fined $100 and jailed one day for drunken driving. Michael Hart Erie Carl Simmonsen Eric McDonald and Mike Majba Jr. Elmira all got the same penalties. Three men pleaded guilty to hit and run with Michael Hart and Carl Simmonsen fined $100 while Preston Waren’s case continued for two weeks. Warren and Andrew Lucks of Warren were fined $50 and placed on 23 months probation.
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Warren
Union City
Erie County
Samuel Rossiter
William Grode
Water Department
Owen Sheridan
Grode
Las Vegas
Nev
Raymond Matthis
RD. J. McKean
R. W. Schwenk
Eric
Luther McDonald
Mike ‘Majba Jr
Michael Hart
Carl Simmonsen
Preston Waren
Warren Brothers
Fred
Andrew Lucks
Strong-Arm Robbery by Two Union City Brothers
Holden Johnson testified the two youths invited him into their car in August to see cattle, then roughed him and stole 170 dollars claiming they were cheated in a cattle trade three years prior. The brothers paid restitution in court yesterday. A note mentions wood from the General Sherman tree in California could build 29 six room houses.
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Holden Johnson
Johnson
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