Great Powers Then and Now in U N Security Council
A televised proposal by Sen Sparkman suggests India may replace China in the U N Security Council but notes charter Revision hurdles. The piece traces League of Nations precedents, the 1945 San Francisco charter, and arguments that China and Russia pose veto power obstacles to any seat change. It argues defining great power remains debatable and reflects 1940s power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U. N. Security Council
India
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ann
U. N. Assembly
Ching
Security Council
U.N
Assembly
Council
United Nations
Russia
League of Nations
League Council
le Thte
U.S
Britain
France
Italy
Dapati
League
Germany
Ie Council
San Francisco
Japan
Europe
United States
Perhaas
Alex
Mos
Tealy
Walter Lippmann
Bismarck
Twenty Years Ago in Corry and Erie News Notes
A summary of items from September 16 1930 including a new firm Hand Woven Fire Furniture Inc forming on West Bend Street with $25 000 capital, completion of four miles of the Corry Spartansburg road, Kiwanis speaker Edward Gretzler visiting from Europe, a local winner of a contest prize, padlock injunctions in Erie Federal Court, street improvements and sewers in East Columbus and East Wayne, and reflective commentary on power, empire and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Fibre Furniture Company
West Bend Street
Corry- Spirtansburg
Union Street
Crawford County Inc
Spartansburg
Edward Gretzler
Henry Gretzler
West Columbus Avenue
Kiwanis Club
Carry
Greteler
Europe
Balkans
Largest chair in the world marks Iselt event in Union City
The Lions Club erected a 42 foot high chair in Union City as part of Iselt’s “Chair Center of the World” promotion. A guessing contest at the Gilson Restaurant ended with William Gordon of Corry and Mrs Roy Alkens of Columbus as winners for counting knots in a knotty pine dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grice
Raymond Mfg. Co
Union City
Lions Club
Gilson
Columbus
William Gordon
Corry
R. D
Roy Alkens
Knotty Pine
Gileon
Wilfred Mountan
G. A. Mountain
Spokane
Wash
Mountain
Wea
U. S. Bureau of Tutorial Revenue
William Wellington
National Guard
Oia
Willian Brown
Oerry
U.S. Navy
Erie
Fair— View
Plas
Futime
Restitution Shown in Public Assistance Case in Selinsgrove
An elderly Selinsgrove mother won $600 in PA Week with a ditty “Moonlight on the Susquehanna” as residents anticipate the drawing. A local court ordered a woman to restitution of $90.65 for public assistance improperly received and $50 in court costs. Pipe line crews unable to work due to rain boosted merchants’ spirits. Gasoline octane is being cut to redirect components to aviation fuel for the U S Air Force. Tony Litz found a new use for wooden shoe pegs, aiding a local plant by plugging 50,000 bored holes in wooden blocks to reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selinsgrove
Tocs
Pennsylvania
Yain
U. S. Air Force
Tony Litz
Pittsburgh probe dates set for October 10
A special grand jury of 24 will begin October 10 to investigate state charges of corruption in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. Juror names chosen yesterday will be kept confidential until sheriff's office notification. Also noted is a fact about Japanese cherry trees gifted to Washington by Tokyo's mayor in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Washington, D. C
Tokyo
Question quiz from classified page prompts a memory test
A reader is asked to answer nineteen trivia prompts across history geography religion and politics. Questions cover Leopold’s colonial years post World War I, Senate representation by state, Muhammad’s scriptures, Panama Canal Zone tenure, tobacco farming in the South, Nazi slogans meaning, blood relation, phobia types, U S Senate size, and Brazil's capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold of
Belgium
Ives
Senate
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Nazi Germany
Senae
Brazi
Erie Countians Buy $668,668 in Bonds
Erie County residents purchased $668,668 in bonds as Pennsylvanians reported over $29,900,000 in 0. S, Treasury Series bonds. Arthur C. Kaufman, state advisory chairman, noted more than 5,000 firms urge employers to buy Series E bonds through regular payroll deductions. Erie county bond sales last month reached $868.66% with EY bonds contributing $548,205 of the total.
Polio treatment costs $2000 per average case policy offer
Figures from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis show average polio treatment runs about two thousand dollars with higher costs in severe cases. Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company offers up to five thousand dollars per insured family member for polio emergencies for ten dollars, covering medical care and related costs for three years from first treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation For
Polm
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company
Lumbermens
Kemper Insurance
Kinley
Corry
Guilty Pleas Cut Number for Trial
Guilty pleas reduce the term's trial load. Joseph Merski fined and jailed for lottery charges. Fridley fined 100 and 60 days for liquor selling without license. sentence deferred to May 1961. Walter Kuzmick pleads nolle contendere. firearm possession noted. Wade Durrett fined 175 for liquor law violation. Myrtle Durrell charges dropped. Mabel Luce fined 100 for unlawful sale of guar. Ottis Mobly sentenced to 30 days for drunken driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Merski
Dames
Fridley
Erie
Erie County
Walter Kuzmick
Nolle Contendere
Wade Durrett
Erle
Myrtle Durrell
Mabel Luce
Ottis
Richmond
Ind
Cranesville Man Samuel Grant Dies After Train Collision
Samuel Grant aged 60 or older, Cranesville, died at St. Vincent's Hospital from head injuries after his car was struck by a Bessemer Railroad locomotive at Girard Main Street crossing. Eyewitnesses said the locomotive moved slowly and stopped quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erib
Samuel Grant
Cranesville
Girard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bessemer
Secidment
Anthony Ottens
McKean
Rolle 20
Sterrettania Road
St. Vincent's
Otteni
Clarence Ottens
Fred Schlosser
Cutneautville
Clarence Itscapee
Schlosser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Journal
A.D. Colearavelegrove
Balter
Fred Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit
Mortgage & Bond
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Meerdink
G. M. Howard
F. P. Schoonmaker
Columbus Avenue
City Connell
Wayne Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Africa
Jhorus
Frank Gallagher
American Red Cross
Eldived
Red Cross
Jackson
Floral Gardens
James Blakeslee
Raymond Avenue
R. B. Fuller
East Church Street
Arch Stanfort
Frank Seamens
East Pleasant Street
Cory Memorial Hospital
West Smith Street
Eoning
Ordin
House OF Flowers
S. Center St
Phahe
Cag
Queen
Chevrolet
General Printing & Office
Herman Jewelers
Barney
Firestone
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Popovich
Meerdink’s
North Corry Emblem Oil
Patterson
Guignon
Hardware Store
John Y. Davis Electric Store
B.S. Wiggers Motor Sales
Thomas Hickle
Mogtaomery Ward Main Confectionery
Page & Nichols G, Co. Murphy Co
Meritt Appliance
Stewart Hat Shop
Fronz Furniture the Fair Store
The
Mabel Shoppe
Root
Connie's Grocery
Widmann & Teah Drug Store
Gerry Bakery
Tanner's Grocery
Falcone's Grocery
Manan
Woolworth Co
Wing-Willr Star Stores
Barach's Home Furniture Gov
Llowing Progressive Merchants
Al's Clothes Shop
Leed's
Tunnell’s
Loblaw, Inc
Brigham Hardware
W. W. Waterhouse
Hasbrouck Cash Grocery
Frank C. Chapin & Son
Hammond Elevator
Johnson Brothers Beriink's
Gulf Service Station
Lindsley's Pharmacy
Powall Motor Company
Corry Chamber OF Commerce
Helen
Sea's Drugs
Stahl's Jewelry
Shirley McGraw
Eric
Stahl Jewelers
HES
Gorry
Pee
Wat
South Genter St
Colgate Special
Colgate
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Peck
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