Corry Journal prints tax relief and local notices
Corry Journal Printing Dept advertises blanket sales tax exemption forms and local notices. It reports Harrisburg officials offering help to reduce flood risk in Warren and notes police actions, a traffic injury in Titusville, a ward auction, a gift subscription offer, and community events including a wedding invitation service and a family reunion.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Warren
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Rater DeBoll
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Harrisburg
Corry Journal Printing Department
Erie
Noriins
Unibonscinis
Parrotis
Barnes & Carrig
Jamesfotod
Line Speedway
George Chivertor
Titusville
Yesterduyfternoon
Ralph Whiting
Wilhiem
Weith
F. L. Baressi
Lee A. Macracken
Venango County
Petit ‘Irs
Guy Chelton
Frank
Harbor Hall
Hospital notices and local updates from Salamanca area
Hospital notices list admitted patients at Corry Hospital and addresses. A construction accident at Salamanca Junior-Senior High left Keith Pratt with back and hip injuries. Local police discuss Kenneth Shuler linked to burglaries and Elks Club case. City sanitation drive targets insanitary housing conditions and a condemned two-family home. Community meeting notes cover school district consolidation tensions and union contract talks. Also promotions include fishing tackle sale and Elks lodge memorial.
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Salamanca
Keith Pratt
Flye Rexall
Kane
Bernard Ros
Kenneth Shuler
Em- Perlim
Elks’ Club
Rose
Emporium
Shuler
Kinney Plumbing and Heating
Erie
City
Michael Cannavino
Cannavino
East 9Th Street
Cipal
Corry Lodge of Elks
Frank X. Burkhart
Jamiestownit
United Furniture Workers Union
Monitor Furniture
Iroquois
Carlingstoan
Schmidt's
Rolling Rocks
Pabst
Corry Beverage
West Mainstreet
Dunkirk
Chantauqua County Fair
Famed Flier Is Crash Victim in England
Wash native Leavy sect resident and 37 year old Gol Gayle Seniling, an elite American flyer, died in a crash on the Barnom Air Trophy course in England. Reported survivors include two children. The accident occurred during testing when the aircraft lost control and crashed.
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Amerars
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Stestroyinks
England
Thor
Tissolysel
Leavy
Ars
Ehildsehy
David
Department outlines expected payments amid bank stress
The Department indicated nationwide payments are anticipated as banks confront instability. It notes Pennsylvania terms and Libor tied timing and possible hedges, with decisions affecting transfers and public funds amid broader market volatility.
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Pines
Weather trims fruit crops in Pennsylvania amid cool wet spring
The Pennsylvania Agriculture Department reports that cool wet weather and spring frosts have reduced fruit yields near the 10 year average. Apple crops fall about one third to four million bushels while grapes rise to 24 800 tons. Red cherries shrink to 6 500 tons and sweet cherries to 300 tons. Hay and grain losses grow, with blight endangering potatoes and tomatoes in central and western counties.
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Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Pittsburgh Boys End Area Joyride in Stolen Wagon
Falconer police captured three Pittsburgh youths ages 14 15 and 11 14 15 after a joyride in a 1955 model station wagon stolen with 185 from a father. Officers Runfola and Harold Hirsch stopped the trio near Dry Brook after a ride from a Falconer service station. The car belonged to Anthony Schrim of Pittsburgh father of the 14 year old. Police held the boys for their parents arrival and found 163 in bills and 2 in change in the glove compartment.
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Falconer
Ross
Runfola
Harold Hirsch
Dry Brook
Anthony Schrim
Pittsburgh
Bell VP Outlines Survey Method for Rate Increase
Harrisburg M A Bell Tele phone vice president today detailed inspection methods used in a special two month survey to determine the physical condition of Bell's entire plant excluding land and buildings. The study supports the utility's proposed 36 million dollar rate increase and helps set rate base value for pricing.
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Bell Telephone
Murdock McLeod
Harrisburg
Commission suspends rate hike for six months investigation
The commission halted the rate increase for six months to Sept 14 pending an investigation. The pause may extend for up to three additional months if needed, delaying any new charges during the review.
Tax collector Scott Cuts His Own Pay in Two Moves
Pittsburg Fox Scott, tax collector in nearby Scott Townalp, reduced his own wage twice within a week. He lowered his commission for collecting wage taxes from five percent to three percent, and did the same for the township school board last week.
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Scott ‘Townalp
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Corry Evening Journal
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United Fund
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Erie County Crippled Children's Society
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Grand Valley
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Enis Thompson
Titusville Hospital
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Wheelock Community Aid
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Gerald Weber
Corry Hospital
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Roland Rogers
Spartansburg
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Johnson City
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Theodore Donoghue
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YMCA
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Tolex
Phoenix
SOX
North Center Street
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DODGE
Cherolet Bel Air
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