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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1944
Page
5
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A long compilation lists deaths by date and numerous names associated with Corry and nearby areas, including Elizabeth Dalley, Julius Canfield, John Fuller, Alma Price, Maude Hunt, Michael Gannon, Ernest Jukes, Estella Sillaway, and many others. The long roster covers January, February, March, and other months with multiple entries, ending with a note that new electronic equipment may camouflage a broadcasting station.
Local notes from Corry list soldiers missing in action wounded in France and Germany. Corry Bank exceeds Sixth War Loan quota and post office reports record mail cancellations as snowbound conditions suspend schools and daily life.
Babson predicts a 1945 stampede to dump inferior goods and a wave of markdowns as postwar competition intensifies. He foresees half the world’s ships under U S control, freer exports, large postwar loans to England and Russia, and new cartels while prices rise for coffee, cocoa and sugar. Financial outlooks anticipate inflation, stable bank rates, falling municipal bonds, and a shift toward merchandising stocks amid real estate gains and housing activity.
The text outlines 1945 forecasts touching politics and peace, Roosevelt's potential reelection, health concerns, and new world organization aims. It cautions that foreign policy headaches will rise, Italy's reorganization lessons will recur elsewhere, and Latin America moods shift. It notes increased religious interest as essential for real peace.
Fragmentary text advocates cooperation and fidelity to a real guide and a recognition of God as the true authority. The phrasing appears as a moral or religious exhortation stressing agreement with spiritual principles.
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