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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
9
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Harrisburg June 6 The Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance spent 136 million for grants in 1950, higher than 1938's 111 million, though WPA funds added 18 million for work relief. When adjusted to 1980 dollars, 1950 costs equate to about 478 million, or 28 percent of 1938 costs in real value.
World health has improved significantly due to recent medical and public health advances. Across 19 countries death rates dropped by over eight percent postwar, with some nations down 20 percent or more, notably aided by anti malaria efforts in India and public health measures in the Allied occupation.
Creamery butter production in Pennsylvania during March dropped 46 percent from a year earlier, the State Department of Agriculture reports after federal state surveys. Total 836,000 pounds, 24 percent above February but 16 percent below the 1949- average. National production fell 24 percent from March 1950 with losses across regions.
Seven eighth grade students from Edwards School will receive certificates after completing their course of study. Rev Francis I Graves will present them at St Thomas Church after the 8 15 am Mass.
The Erie County Soil Conservation District reports soil surveys covering about 19 578 acres. Surveyors assess soil type texture and erosion, measure slope, and map conditions to guide conservation practices. District director contact list includes James Hail, Girard. John Phung, North East. Ebert Beeman, Waterford. Robert Harwond, Warren.
Unemployment fell in May to a postwar low, with total joblessness since World War II ending in 1945. The report notes 7 148 000 fewer unemployed civilians over the past months, while 1 014 000 additional jobs opened, driven by nondefense farming and seasonal planting activity.
Pennsylvania 4-H Clubs Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America members under 21 who have not entered college may compete for four $200 scholarships from WGY Schenectady. Scholarships fund study at state supported colleges in agriculture home economics or forestry in New York Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire or Pennsylvania. Winners chosen from an original radio script on an agricultural or homemaking topic submitted by June 1.
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