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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1956
Page
3
An unclear OCR snippet mentions Ubi, Thursday, Mex Nit, and Wilcox in connection with a plant and eligibility. The fragment suggests a local industrial or municipal item with names and a plant site, but details are unreadable and verification is not possible from the text.
A Warren County resident perished while assisting with storm cleanup as severe weather forced evacuations across multiple towns. Emergency crews reported widespread damage, including downed power lines and flooding, with officials urging caution and reflecting on rescue efforts.
A compact look at how unforeseen events shaped U S stock trends across eras. It traces Civil War boom times, Lincoln and Garfield shocks, 1873 Black Friday fears, fires and bank failures, 1893 Cordage collapse, Pullman Strike, crop failures, 1897 optimism, 1903 panic, San Francisco quake, early 1900s Supreme Court actions, World War I entry, Lusitania sinking, and 1920 market collapse.
A long church directory lists Evangelical United Brethren Fort Center Street and many others with service times for sermons Sunday school and youth meetings. It includes First Pentecostal Church Assembly of God 102 West Pleasant Street and Emmanuel Episcopal Church 827 North Center Street plus Presbyterians Baptists Lutherans and Adventists with weekly prayer broadcasts and special services.
The article traces stock market behavior from a 1929 peak through subsequent collapses and rebounds. It notes gold withdrawals, the Austrian Creditanstalt shock, and four years of partial recovery by 1937, then mentions 1998 recovery tones and postwar prosperity tied to installment buying, wages, pensions, and housing finance.
Niagara Falls AFH based USAF Thunderjets will fly over Lawrence Airport at 2 30 p m tomorrow as part of the second annual GAP Field Day. Burton Crane cautions nothing in sight to puncture the expected event despite past surprises. Leonardo da Vinci sketched gliders but never built them. John Lewellen 40 a free lance writer and Quiz Kids originator from Muncie Ind died Friday.
The Pennsylvania Railroad and Reading Company plan rapid recalls after the steel strike, recalling 18 000 of 105 000 workers and stating most furloughs will end within two weeks. Reading would return 907 furloughed workers at Reading shops on Monday plus 150 clerical and train crew staff. Freight orders rose as strike cut ore, limestone, finish cattle steel shipments.
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