Isabel Cok and Paul Orbgage Appear on TV
A fragment notes Isabel Cok and Paul Orbgage appearing on television. Details are sparse but place and event are unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1946
Page
9
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A Corry newspaper column promotes labor unions supporting free enterprise and industry. It argues sales and wage balance sustain jobs, urging unions to aid capital and management in boosting production and welfare while resisting socialism and totalitarianism.
Authorities note widespread misunderstanding of retailing and the merchant’s part in price increases. They cite buyers strikes as proof that public attitude toward merchants was hostile early in the war before OPA controls were set.
Firms explain price stays near minimum as OPA dissolves and demand grows. Many retailers say narrow margins persist to shield consumers, while some increases in manufactured and perishables occur due to higher wages and costs. Senator Bridges urges rationing and spending controls to balance budgets.
Corry merchants reported one of the biggest Christmas shopping days as a large liquor supply arrived to meet demand. An uptick in drunkenness prompted warnings to authorities about potential poison. A Union City auto collision damaged two cars but left all occupants shaken. Penn Military College coach Jourdet returned to lead his team in a late January game, while Mrs. Brown suffered a sprained ankle on North Center Street. First arc light use noted at Dungeness Lighthouse in 1802.
Economists assess a near six percent drop in farm prices in late November and early December based on Agriculture Department data. They debate whether the decline signals a recession or a healthy market correction, with futures often well below current prices and demand easing.
Economists report farm prices stay above parity with farmers receiving about 24 percent more than the parity target. Government figures show current tax prices are 84 percent higher than wartime levels and 24 percent above postwar levels.
Dec 20 an estate valued over 10 000 dollars will fund education of Negroes as priests in the Roman Catholic church. Under the will of the late Bel Holzgrefe an income of 40 dollars weekly is paid to his wife. After her death the trust must be liquidated within three years and then given to the bishop of Rich Island for the education of Negroes as priests.
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