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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
9
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Vague, partial text mentions an attic and a date or number 28, with unclear references to person or place. No verifiable entities or events emerge from the readable fragment.
Health officials report only one vine, Strophanthus Sarmentosus, in the United States used for seed production to treat diseases. The Public Health Service notes seed scarcity, with seed production tied to drought and cost. Officials, including departments of Agriculture, aim to establish seed sources in the United States as existing vines remain limited.
Newark dispatch reports a 66 094 population gain in New Jersey from 1940 to 1960 amid preliminary census figures. Counties show varied increases while overall state growth nears 18 percent, reflecting postwar shifts and regional development.
The report notes vines and seed shortages in Florida and West Africa, with U S researchers seeking viable vines for a new seed industry. Hand pollination is mentioned as possible but costly, and vines are described growing tall and spreading wide as seed production faces delays.
Former U S ambassador to the Soviet Union William Bullitt argues that stopping Stalin requires stronger Western power and air defenses. He critiques U S defense readiness, urges rapid offensive measures and a decisive armament buildup to deter Soviet expansion.
Fourteen counties contributed as 176 song entries were received for the Pennsylvania Week Song Carrier contest, with awards totaling 1800 dollars. The event, to be judged in Philadelphia, runs October 16 to 22, featuring prizes of 600, 200, 100, and 50 dollars plus honorable mentions.
Partial returns from the Georgia Democratic primary show Thomas E. Watson leading in several counties while James M. Cox or other candidates trail. The article notes Talmadge's rising support across districts with final tallies pending and mentions statewide vote totals and county-by-county results.
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