Price Supportes and Politics in American Farming History
A Corry Pa news page discusses farm price supports and politics. It notes Eisenhower and Benson advocating flexible support, the 90 percent parity floor under past programs, and shifts from 1948 to 1982 with the parity-based system, pricing shifts, and long-term implications for basic crops amid political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corhy
Walebay
West South Street
Corry
Benson
Congress
Secretary of Rericulture
Eisenhower
Fiture Farmers of America
Kansas City
Benson Inva
Wisconsy
Election bid and local drives noted in Journal files
Twenty years ago dated October 20 1933 reports Carl J Henton announcing a vigorous campaign for school director with November 7 balloting. Stuart Houghton to lead the Red Cross drive with Charles Stewart assisting. Dairymen face higher prices amid talks on a production and price control agreement in New York mill shed. Shrubbery planted at the Junior High School on Wright street financed by the P T A enhancing the Second Ward building. Pinchat road Concorde Township near Casey's and Darrow's Corners nearing completion with top surfacing and rolling underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Houghton
National Guard
Red Cross
Charles Stewart
New York
Wright Street
P.T. A
Second Ward
Pinchat Road
Concorde Township
Casey's and
Darrow's Corners
Corry Memorial Hospital Appeal Urges Community Support
Annual drive to raise funds for hospital operation seeks Corry residents to support the Community Chest so that work by various agencies continues without curtailment. Signed by Edgar L. Alexander Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edgar L. Alexander
How Smart Are You A trivia challenge from Utica High
A reader quiz assigns scores from 0 to 10 to measure memory and knowledge. It asks ten trivia questions about diplomacy, royalty, universities, state history, government roles, and language, followed by a related local notice about bans on soft drinks and candy in Utica High School cafeterias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Dwyer
United States
Philip Mountbatten
Queen
Great Briin
Che Crimson
Cornell
Harvard
Yale
Brown University
Department of Labor
New England
Plymouth Rock
Louisiana
Alcide de Gaspert
Carl R. Gray Jr
Utica
Community Chest Support Saves Corry Memorial Hospital
Walter R. Ross appeals for continued Community Chest funding for Corry Memorial Hospital. He notes 16 308 days of care last year with 1 427 charity days costing 22 086 10 dollars, state aid 7 300 00, leaving a 14 433 10 deficit. State and Erie County aid plus Chest support prevent service cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of the People
Walter R. Ross
Community Chest
Corry
Ross
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Hospital
Atate
Erie County
Cartridges Explode Killing Two at Aberdeen Proving Ground
An Army spokesman reported Harry M. Jorgenson age 29 of Bel Air was killed and Noble H. Carter 44 of Elkton seriously injured when a 120 mm cartridge exploded during powder removal at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartridge
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army
Harry M. Jorgenson
Bel Air
Noble H. Carter
Elkton
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Iethur Colegrove
George Semple
National
Corry Pa
Gartier
The
Carl J.henton
NoTa
Win Columbus
Bob Desmond
West Church
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin
Edwin R. Erickson
Liberty Bank
Buffalo 2
N.Y
Leed
Al’s
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
VanCise’s Sane
REX Theatre
William Holden
Don Taylor
Johnson Bros
Claude Baccus Willis Brown
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler - Plymouth
First Avenue
Raymond Dyne
Robert Devereaux
North Center St
Corry “Savings Cloangax
Center Street
Betty Hardinger
Mary Lou Nelson
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto
Plymouth
Corry, Pa
Roy Hockenberry
Lawrence Joyce
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Aurema Peper
Herman Steaves
Edward Berry
Re Eric Parca
Ww. L. Potts
Hubert S. Vaughn
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