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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1945
Page
4
The text argues that insurance funds and bank deposits feed industrial enterprises and that union members may indirectly own stock through these investments. It warns against state socialism and outsider ideologies, claiming enemies threaten the American system and urging vigilance against foreign plans.
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The Presbyterian Church program features songs and recitations led by the primary department and various individuals. Performances include Why Do Bells at Christmas Ring, A Christmas Carol, Santa's Pace, The Christmas Candles, We Love the Child Jesus, and the Little Clock Child, among others.
Moody Monthly argues the clash is between private ownership and state socialism with labor and industry allied. It rebuts claims of great corporate ownership by few, citing 1944 figures for American Telegraph and Telephone, General Motors, Cities Service, General Electric, U S Steel, and Pennsylvania Railroad to show broader ownership.
Stock market leaders trended toward lower levels with minimal pressure as trading in steel shares remained slow for the sixth month running.
Fire at the Richard Fox residence on West Smith Street started by clothes hung near a stove. Firefighters extinguished the blaze before dawn, with minor damage to a small area and singed clothing.
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania, Digitalis is described as the oldest and most useful heart disease treatment. The text notes foxglove leaves yield digitalis, named from Latin for finger, with Willis and later Curry Eggleston advancing its scientific use. It slows heartbeat by depressing rate and strengthens cardiac contraction. Massachusetts etymology is briefly mentioned.
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