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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1948
Page
4
The fragment notes Associated Press rights and reprint policy for Corry Pennsylvania newspaper, with mail and carrier rates, post office registration, and advertising deadline details, indicating Second Class Mail Matter status and price structure for subscriptions and ads.
The text outlines long past Congress sessions, noting when presidents called special sessions and listing key issues from inflation control to civil rights. It mentions Pierce in 1856 and a 1947-48 postwar agenda affecting housing, education, social security, health care, and state land titles. Entities include President Pierce, 34th Congress, Army Appropriation, Taft Wagner bill, and various committees.
Union City directors and citizens celebrate progress on the 32 bed hospital. Work has been on a no-pay basis, utilities nearly finished, and radiant heating planned. Officials discuss East Main street residents' petition, telephone book deliveries, and local business mood as community effort drives the project forward.
A humorous puzzle page offers ten questions with graded scores from Genius to Poor. Questions cover film, history, sports memorabilia, vegetables, politics, aging, music, science, anatomy, and election frequency. Readers are invited to turn to Classified Page for correct answers and track memory progress.
The text traces key auto history milestones from George Selden completing the first successful internal combustion engine in 1877 to the Duryea brothers producing the first car to run on a public road in 1893. It highlights Olds, Ford, mass production, and standardized parts as pivotal, noting the industry now spans 1,376 cities in 44 states with about four billion dollars in value and roughly seven million jobs. It also states one fourth of U S patents relate to automobiles.
An extensive robbery occurred yesterday at Cross Bous Pilling Station near Columbus Avenue and Boatt's Crossing Road, with household goods and clothing stolen from Roy Skinner. The article also reports on Corry Building and Loa Association finances, Union of Supply plans for a West Smith Street gasoline station, a social gathering for Mt Lloyd Thorne, and Rotary meeting attendance.
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