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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1948
Page
4
The article recaps Dow Theory signals and a long bull market phase. It notes stock indices surpassing prior highs, the rail average behavior since 1948, and the influence of beliefs among investors and brokers. Charles is referenced as the theory’s namesake.
The article outlines the Dow Theory developed by Dow and Hamilton, notes its long term focus, and explains how chart analysis reveals major trend shifts. It covers bear and bull market signals, the role of secondary movements, and how volume behavior relates to overbought or oversold conditions.
Erie County Prison Board met at the courthouse with a committee from the Erie County Medical Society to discuss handling mental patients taken into custody. No action was taken pending a June 15 meeting with Warren hospital authorities to expedite processing. The note mentions possible immediate transfer to State Mental Hospital at Warren.
Benjamin Orr aged 92 died at the hospital following injuries from a train accident at Center street crossing. A Civil War veteran, he had appeared to recover before a relapse. Fire facility improvements lowered city fire insurance rates twenty five percent for mercantile establishments. Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Pennsylvania met at Headings with Mr Babbitt named idea Grand Commander Hoyd Musser noted as a candy manufacturer in the county. Fire destroyed James McBride farm home near Five Corners. two old residents saved, one carved on a deer skin dated 1787 and another dated 1846. Tulip beds at Ed Kinley home on East South Street display deep red and yellow blooms.
Pak Oage of Corry R D 3 was fined $10 and assessed costs yesterday afternoon before Alderman M. Cobbett for disorderly conduct. The case, brought by William Hawkins of the Burie Candy Company, involved a Corry boy captured on a complaint leading to the arrest.
MINER JOSEPH STANLEY BRISTO, 42, OF ALTMA N, WAS KILLED IN A ROCKFALL AT THE ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURGH GOAL CO. KENT NO. 2 MINE NEAR INDIANA PA. SEPARATE QUIZ ITEM DESCRIBES A 10 QUESTION I Q TEST WITH VARIOUS ANSWERS AND AUTHORED BY A CLASSIFIED PAGE.
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