Lower taxes for working mothers in State of the Union message
The article discusses tax relief for working mothers, noting President Eisenhower's State of the Union pledge to review the tax structure and potential exemptions for those who hire domestic help. It cites Treasury and Ways and Means Committee discussions, six dozen bills since 1947, and figures from the U.S. Bureau of the Census on employed mothers and income effects of maternal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
House
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
U.S
Sureaty
Bureau For Ports
Reed
R-Ny
Treasury
Twenty Years Ago News From Journal Files August First
Twenty years ago today in Corry several items of note appear. Clayton Rounds of Spring Creek was seriously injured when struck by a sapling that sprang back after a fallen tree pinned him in the Owen Armitage farm woods. Police investigate the theft of about 50 dollars in lodge receipts from the home of John Paulson on West Pleasant street. The City Park fountain is off for repairs due to a leaky basin. The old town pump at Second Avenue now features a replica 48 pump drawing neighbors who report cooler water. Ortis F. Caster announces a bid for the two year City Council seat expanding the field to four contenders for the short term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Rounds
Owen Armitage
Women's Benefit Association
John Paulson
West Pleasant Street
Corry
Ortis F. Caster
Municipal Commission
How Smart Are You Genius Superior or Poor
A puzzle page asks ten questions to rate memory and intelligence with a note to check monthly averages on the Classified Page. Questions cover crowned queen, Lincoln, Mormon pioneers, tree notch height, mythical curses, Land of the Midnight Sun, lizards, World War II start, square numbers, and a Washington DC knowledge institution from an English benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Church
Queen Elizabeth of
Great Britain
Abraham Lincoln
Nauvoo
Utah
Washington, D. C
Roo Site Mention Highlights Mexico's Eastern Edge
The text notes a family income reduction to 1031 dollars after labor and household duties, translating to under eighty dollars weekly. It also identifies Quisitina Roo as the easternmost point of Mexico, signaling geographic context within the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quisitina Roo
Mexico
Local Military Graduate and Community Notes
Lt Col Richard Shoop earned a Bachelor of Science in military science from the University of Maryland after returning to civilian life from Air Force service. A 1900 bicycle was unearthed in Erie, bearing well-preserved wheel markings. The Potato Festival dates clash with Jewish holidays, forcing organizers to keep plans intact. The region sees soldiers returning from the Far East as rotation duties resume. Local banks report a rise in loan volume after law changes raise the cap to 600 dollars. Vacation slowdowns affect local commerce amid plant strikes. Miss Barbura Hermon departs for San Dimas California after completing high school in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shoop
Gony
University of Maryland
Dennison
Air Force
Erie
Raymond Mig. Co
Donald Nichols
Corsy
Pennsylvania
Far East
Acro
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Barbura Hermon
San Dimas
Cal
E.W. Haymon
Corry High School
Bonita Union High School
San Antonio Junior College
Local notes and notices from a wartime era paper
A compilation style column reports a U S air force sergeant and wife return from England to Massachusetts plus family plans near Charleston and a high school diploma achievement for Richard Giacoma. It also touches a rattlesnake sighting near Cony, a Dartmouth Grant Institute program in Hanover, a WICU telecast tower project near Erie, a restaurant closing for extermination, Marine detachment security at Aero Supply, guard details, and Korean War draft estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auwna
Cal
Delmar A
Chase
U. S
Chicopes
Mass
England
Air Force
John Anlacher
Marion Street
Charleston
S. C
Richard F. Giacoma
South Center Street
ICS
Rey
J. Emerson Low
Cony
Mahaffey
Cook Forest
Low
Frank Anthony
Corry-damestown
Sttes
Canada
Grantte School of Credit and Financial Management
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Erie
Wicu Caim
Corry
Draft board notes and local civic matters 1950s era
The report covers draft board actions between 1950 and 1953, noting local resistance to automatic induction and a lack of draftees from January 1949 to September 1960. It mentions police probes into a local Illumin American Club incident, a divorce suit filed in another state, and changes to Corry telephone long distance handling. An article in Glenn Streams highlights Pennsylvania leading in sewage and industrial plant development, with 83 sewage and 124 industrial units built or enlarged last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yous
Iivin American Club
Corry
Glenn Streams
Sanitary Water Board
Pennsylvania
California
Local notes and personnel updates in brief excerpts
The article records personnel changes at Raymond Mfg Co and Citizens National Bank with resignations and a new August start date. It mentions a looming local shooting scandal talk in Town and notes military training and letters from service members in Korea. It references wartime Chinese Reds and armistice context in a fragmented summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Monroe
Raymond Mfg. Co
Citizens National Bank
Jamestowners
Pyl
Lawrence A. Vanderhiaaf Jr
Bases Street
Signal
Camp Gordon
Clyde Miller
Northwest Street
Curtis Miller
Korea
Plant Official Dies in Pittsburgh Vic President Clarence Huchmeister
Clarence Huchmeister of Pittsburgh a vice president at Huchmeister Corp chemist and material dealer died after a lone illness. He was well known in chemical trade circles and held senior management roles at the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Clarence Huchmeister
Huchmeister Corp
Deaiers
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Arthur Goensove
George Sample
Bottinellt-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Park Avenue
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republician
AP News
Old Town
L. D. West
Second Avenue
Featuring
Beth Jones
Les
Jantzen
Westinghouse
Speed-Electric
Cherry Hardware
West Main Street
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Betts Garage
iColumbus
Dia
Bonnie Gordon
Johns-Manville
Hammond’s
Dial
Eagle Sr
Remington
Snr
William W. Remington
Federal Court of Appeals
Roemington
Willy
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Tasurines Corporation
Artes
Toy
Mr, Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
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