Corry School Board Hears Ban on Married Teachers
Twenty years ago journal notes report unusual interest in a proposed ban on employing additional married teachers in Corry Public Schools. The board planned a special meeting to decide on the issue next Monday alongside discussion of janitor salary cuts. Westley reports state and county taxes exceed last year by 2,800 with many taxpayers settling assessments.
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ERIE SLAYER TO BE EXAMINED AND KEPT FOR TRIAL
Oscar McGrew, accused of slaying his infant son, was granted permission to undergo psychiatric examination at Warren State Hospital. Judge Burbory Re Laub ordered testing after attorney Colm Wolford argued local reports were inadequate. McGrew must return to state custody by September 6.
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Divorce Ends in Murder Charge Against Ex Wife
In Little Silver New Jersey a law student ex-husband was shot to death by his wife Anh Johnston 22 who is to face a murder charge. A roommate identified the 38 caliber pistol used. Johnston held a permit to carry the gun and had pursued a Florida divorce.
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Jordan Awaits New Monarch Amid Royal Turmoil
In Amman the Middle East kingdom prepares to crown 17 year old Hussein as king after parliament dethroned Talal for mental illness. A Swiss envoy travels to fetch the monarch's heir while Prime Minister Abul Huda signals a new cabinet as the youth male heir assumes control.
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Taxes Show Gains in Pennsylvania Post War Revenue
The annual report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue highlights strong tax growth in Pennsylvania. Personal income taxes paid to the U.S. in the year ending June 30, 1951 totaled 2 046 863 577 with unemployment insurance of 21 325 768, plus corporate taxes of 1 101 996 224 and miscellaneous internal revenue of 76 284 861, all totaling 3 886 470 400, a 31 percent increase from the prior year. Payroll withholding growth was 87.9 percent, higher than several other states.
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Fragmented Trivia Fragments Prompt Confusion
Text shows garbled questions about beaver terminology and a misread line about two men and one Indy on a boat. No clear news event or coherent report is present to summarize.
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