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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1951
Page
4
The article analyzes past British politics focusing on the Liberal party’s stance on free trade, nationalization, and coalitions with Conservatives. It contrasts Liberal history with Labour and discusses how 1950s voters viewed third parties and Churchill’s split from the Liberal fold.
A British election preview notes the Liberal party reduced candidate slate from 475 in 1950 to about 100 this year and the risk of deposits. It cites 1950 results, Lloyds insurance on deposits, and the split among Labour Conservative and other candidates.
Rotarians of Corry welcome club members from northwestern Pennsylvania and southeastern New York for a large inter city gathering at the Hotel Corry next Thursday evening. Charles Shaver’s son Charles sails from Port Arthur Texas on a 86 day business trip to Liverpool and Antwerp for the Texas Oil Company. Mrs L Barnes of West Church street wins a Grand Union Prize Recipe Contest prize and receives a copy of the recipe book. Julia Birch passes away at her son Arthur’s home on West Columbus avenue. Mrs P G Wood to head local Catholic Daughters of America as grand regent with Katharine Mead as vice regent.
A test prompts readers to score 10 questions on politics memory and history. Questions reference William M. Boyle, rpm meaning, wetbacks, Williamsburg restoration donor, bona fide meaning, detained pilots, a European country, Eugene O Neill play timing, and names Grover Alexander and Denton.
In Union City, about 175 Standard Chair Co. employees walked off the job over wage talks. The firm with 320 workers, two-thirds represented by United Construction Workers District 90 and United Mine Workers, held negotiations led by president Clifton Torrey seeking a seven and a half cent hourly raise. the company offered four and a half cents. Further talks have been paused.
Bear Lake news items report Alec W Perkins and wife returning from Youngstown after a two week vacation. Evening services are held at the E A B Church every day except Saturday led by Rev M J Sellero and Gerald M Aundeen. Community Hall hosts services starting October 14 led by Rev John Miller. Roy H Perkins and Minnie Cobb visited Friday. A benefit dance occurred at the Community Hall Saturday. Frances Cable, recently discharged from Jamestown General Hospital, is home.
A dinner meeting in Ow City will discuss the Pennsy railroad removal of Trains 980 and 98 between Ow City and Corry. Attending are W. W. Patches, E. P. Adams, and other railroad men, with Titusville and Oil City business leaders on the opposite side. William M. Corwin chairs the chamber committee that called the session.
A concise note explains that doubling a pipe's diameter increases flow capacity by about four times due to the area expanding with the square of the diameter. The principle highlights how pipe sizing impacts throughput in fluid systems.
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