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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1952
Page
6
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A roundup of worship times and contact details for numerous churches in the town. It lists service hours for Elizabeth and C. Church, First Pentecostal, Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran, Emmanuel Parish, St. Thomas the Apostle, Seventh-day Adventist, Salvation Army, First Baptist, Evangelical Christian Missionary Alliance, Church of the Nazarene, First Methodist, and other denominations, with specific mass times, Sunday schools, youth meetings, prayer sessions, and holy day observances.
A compact page section lists multiple sponsors and merchants including Pauls Mens Wear Damon s Pennzoil Service Fogle Lumber Corry Jamestown Mfg Hammond Elevator Model Doiry Thomas Motors of Corry Ajax Iron Works Olds the Florist Phillips Jewelry Schaub Wallpaper Crystal Coal Company and more. The ad highlights diverse local trades and service providers backing community commerce.
Rev Albert Sandstrom pastor of Mayville First Baptist Church will speak at 11 and 145 p m at First Baptist Church Mayville. He previously led a Swedish Baptist Church in Springfield Massachusetts and studied at Beth el College St Paul Minnesota Mrs Sandstrom will sing at the evening service.
Evie Teetzel of Erie filed suit in county court seeking 50000 from George W Drake 25 Erie alleging he failed to stop and acted negligently causing a collision at 8th and Cherry streets on July 22 that killed her husband after chest and spinal injuries in Hamot Hospital.
Washington reports the 1951 gambling tax act is not raising expected revenue and gambling remains widespread. The Internal Revenue Service notes low tax take since November and June 1952 as court challenges, including a Pennsylvania District Court ruling, stall prosecutions awaiting Supreme Court guidance.
The National Production Authority orders Art Metal Construction Co of Jamestown to reduce carbon steel use by 1412 tons in late 1962 for exceeding its 1951 second quarter allotment. Hearing Commissioner Philip Hoflowin found no willful violation, but noted excess usage: 6680 tons used in Q2 1951 vs 4268 allowed, a change from the initial 807 tons overage.
A high level Japanese analyst, who requested anonymity, warned that the Communist Reds plan a series of guerrilla raids this fall to discredit the United States and recruit Japanese to support the Red army. He tied the plan to a Moscow strategy discussion with a Chinese Communist ally as part of an anti American campaign. The expert said guerrilla security forces would be deployed to assist and to claim American troops oppress the Japanese people.
A page one continuation shows Babson condemning the bias against selling and arguing that buyers, not sellers, drive the market. He says salespeople have harmed real estate and other sectors during postwar shortages, leaving families fleeced and public trust eroded.
The article argues that business profits fell in the first quarter of 1952 due to weak consumer demand and taxation, despite strong war material and consumer goods output. It emphasizes the need for effective selling, advertising, and skilled salesmanship to create demand, boost competition, lower prices, and raise living standards. It advocates journalists and salespeople driving demand, criticizes bland writing, and calls for capable advertising professionals and sales force talent.
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