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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1956
Page
4
A newspaper page fragment discusses whether time can keep pace with population growth and rising living standards. It cites global resource use, material imports from many nations, and long development times for tech like nylon and turbine engines, arguing science can meet future needs if a feasible time plan exists.
Illinois politics show a split backdrop as a former state auditor faces a major fraud allegation involving more than a million dollars in false warrants. Democratic nominee Herbert C Paschen withdraws amid probes into welfare funds and county deposits, prompting party unease and a tense power balance in state races.
The former Erie Hospital and Clinic in Lawrence Park will be renamed MD. Gejerhl Hospital and Clinic. Officials say the new name reflects the hospital’s purpose in providing vigilant patient care and recognizing medical service.
Investor advisor Roger W Babson argues for shifting toward short maturity bonds amid tightened monetary policy and uncertain stock prices. He cites stable yields, warns against long-term government and corporate issues for average investors, and suggests medium-grade corporates for tax-aware portfolios while noting tax implications and market risks.
A fragmented notice recalls Corry memories with a large parade set for September. The article hints at a civic celebration drawing thousands of residents to a center action, with unclear details on participants and schedule.
A fragmented 40 years old item describes a front page scene near the Paso border with notices about workshops, property concerns, and local work in the street. It references a crane and mold work, emphasizing civic and labor actions with unclear names and dates.
The United States Marine Corps announced a special Christmas enlistment offer, with recruits receiving wrapped presents and benefits for signing up by September 2. The campaign details list multiple recruiters and locations, mentioning two years of service and future pay, while noting education and royalty tax implications totaling about 500 million dollars in potential royalties.
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