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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1951
Page
6
A historic piece extols youth potential and duty of elders to channel it productively. It praises the Boy Scouts for character building, honesty, integrity, health, and religious faith. The article urges church involvement and regular attendance as essential for moral and civil society, listing biblical readings for each day of the week.
Directory of weekly worship times across multiple churches in town. St Elizabeth, St Pauls, First Presbyterian, First Methodist, Evangelical United Brethren, Nazarene, Christian and Missionary Alliance, First Baptist, Emmanuel Parish, First Pentecostal, Thomas the Apostle, Seventh Day Adventist listed with service, school and youth programs, Holy Communion and prayer meetings noted.
Curry Evangelical United Brethren Church begins its fifth evangelistic series on Tuesday February 7 with nightly services through Sunday except Saturdays at 7 45 p m Nelson will sing lead and present Bible stories with scene o felt paintings and rotochrome lights Mrs Nelson will play piano vibraharp and soloonx using Moody Bible Institute training they both studied in 1931 Life of Christ illustrated by Kodachrome films emphasized public invitation to all services.
Special services at Presbyterian Church highlight Scout Sunday with boy scouts attending morning worship. Rev. Bauer will preach on Absent Minded. Evening hymn at 7 30 features favorite hymns led by William Leahy with Mrs E J Tobias at the organ. Youth Senior and church choirs present music with David Livingston at the piano.
A mass chest x ray survey for 75 000 Erie county residents won initial approval after a meeting of the medical advisory and TB survey committees. Details will follow if the board approves at its February 22 meeting. If accepted, examinations would run May 15 for six weeks funded jointly by the state health department and the local tuberculosis association with Christmas Seal funds. Waterfowl live much longer than most other types of birds.
A compact classifieds style listing showcases a range of city businesses serving Corry and nearby areas. Firms include funeral home services, clothing, auto, dairy, jewelry, florists, wallpaper, water service, hardware, furniture, and insurance providers along with a regional elevator and manufacturing company.
Federal Judge in Chicago fined the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen $25,000 for the December mass walkout by switchmen ending a 10 day strike. The ruling cited violation of a December 13 court order to return to work. The union faced potential larger penalties but was limited by the judge.
Bear Lake residents share visits with Elites and relatives as neighbors discuss local events including birthdays and anniversaries. Greta Garbo becomes an American citizen joining 149 others in a formal oath at Los Angeles, with her remarks reflecting pride and happiness.
The article notes no reaction from the Brotherhood or railroad officials in Chicago or Washington to the ruling. It recalls the Mason and Dixon Line as a boundary forged to settle disputes between Lords Baltimore and the Penn family.
Babson argues inflation is tackled by curbs on demand and notes 1946 1960 wage and price trends. He cites factory pay rising about 50 percent and consumer taxes rising 36.9 percent while profits climbed from 23.6 to 37 billion before taxes, signaling supply and demand imbalances. The Korea war highlights underlying economic fragility.
A speaker argues against more government in business and urges wartime economy measures. He calls for strict economic regimentation to curb inflation, including taxes, reduced nonwar spending, price and wage controls, ending subsidies, liquidating farm stocks, and broad executive cutbacks, warning the dollar could fall if not enacted.
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