10 Apr 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1924
Page
1
Washington reports outline a partisan clash over a tax reduction bill as the Senate prepares to take up the measure. The three-way split among Congress persists, with proposals on reform, border and foreign relations debates.
Washington January 10 a new committee delay postpones action on the bonus measure as Republicans rally ads to push for it and Democrats seek time to study the tax bill. The delay comes as the Senate panel weighs the proposal amid partisan pressure and ongoing budget considerations.
The Corry Hospital Association board held its regular monthly meeting last evening. Minutes from the prior session were approved. Reports covered patient discharges, separations, and overall hospital activity for March, with details on admissions, discharges, and bed occupancy.
An old Corry film reels will be shown again at local venues. Citizens are urged to attend as the event features classic cinema and will be announced by the local paper and community centers.
City crews begin spring cleanup and debris removal on streets with preliminary work underway. Superintendent Howard Finley coordinates crews to clear and prime damaged sidewalks and avenues. The project aims to improve progress through several wards after harsh winter conditions.
A regular school board meeting held Wednesday evening April 1 1924. Members present Byrnes president Low Putneeon Swuut and others. Committee on communication health and inspection formed. Depositories chosen for district funds totaling 175000. A postponement on school property inquiry and report on the new high school discussed. Meeting adjourned after routine business.
Capt Sharp of Kane delivered a well received address to the Kiwanis Club at the Blue Hive restaurant. He praised wartime cooperation and outlined Kiwanis work, urging unity with Rotary plans for a joint event on April 22 at the State Armory basement followed by a social.
A large indoor gathering in Wattsburg. Corry Odd Fellows install officers led by Noble Grand Charles H. Conant and Vice Grand Aspirat Vo Winky ReSVG. The group planned a hospital box shipment to Mary Wilton Sanitatium and heard missionary quartet selections amid community turnout.
Department of Justice agents opened a bank box in Ogden Utah to locate remaining 120000 allegedly diverted from Navy funds by Brin and Brown of the United States Navy Pay Corps. The effort is part of an investigation tied to the San Island Navy Yard California report.
Announcement from the Areoей Castings Company states the shutdown is temporary and work shifted to the Ajus plant. The superintendent says the stretchdown will last about three weeks with several plants affected nationwide and general industrial activity expected to resume soon.
Contractors submitted bids for the Pittsfield road widening project on Ueyeen Vownicavilly, near Haresburn. The T.C. Devine Company of Athianive, Obi won the award with a winning bid of $17. Other firms such as Niong Hie and McDermott Fraction Co participated in the short list of bids.
Patrick Crowley, born on a farm near Cortland, rose from Erie Railroad messenger boy to president of New York Central Lines. His ascent followed a series of promotions from telegraph operator to trainmaster and division superintendent, culminating in leadership of one of America’s largest railroad systems.
WSR shows Otwan recital by Charley A. Sheldon, WRC presents organ concert at Wastingtine. Senator Cupyier and Representative Hill discuss the Wit Htoad Act. WHAP airs a concert by The Bouton Choral Society. KGO offers radio drama Kid rhyn performed by KGO players.
In Washington, Smoot reports a public bill with income and surtax provisions. The draft details exemptions, rates, and assorted taxes as the Senate braces for a clash with House supporters amid push for a 25 percent income tax reduction and broader levy changes.
Lieutenant Miller of Company A tops an officers shooting event at Camp Benning Training School for Officers in Gorwin. Officials from the National Guard and divisions praise Miller as a standout marksman, with congratulations showered in the afternoon event.
Local Rotarians recount a successful two day district conference held at the Hotel Statler. Highlights include a keynote by Gold et Rule Nash of Cincinnati and a Governors ball, with regional leaders Bracken and Wallice among those attending.
The Corry Presbyterian congregation plans a large supper tomorrow evening with hopes for a strong turnout and entertainment following the meal though details of the program remain secret. Church members and friends are urged to attend. event aims to be a major social affair for the church community.
Washington reports strong objections to the Dawes plan with critics arguing the total reparations sum must reflect Germany's capacity. The debate centers on a proposed 282,100,000,000 gold marks and who should bear the overall burden. Proponents urge a broader international compromise while opponents press for a clear total figure before policy moves advance.
About thirty members of Post, GAR and the WROC attended the Appomattox Day anniversary celebration. The day featured a high school orchestra performance and short addresses followed by a dinner in GAR hall. A post quarters and fire program included an address by M. V Stone, department chaplain of the NY organization, and several songs by a combined choir.
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