Corry to Consider Tax Levy Plan for 1934
Corry property owners may see a small tax saving in 1934 as the City Council considers a levy ordinance increasing the 1923 assessment by up to two mills. A 25 percent cut in current assessments enables the reduction despite the 1924 levy rise. Civil Works Administration funds may be possible but material costs must stay within a 95 percent limit.
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Corry Propery
Corry
Civil Works Administration
Frank ‘T. England
Elgin Thanksgiving News Notes From Local Families
Local Elgin community members share Thanksgiving visits and dinners with relatives in Corry Erie and Findley, including Fitch Ladd McCray and Smith households. Deer hunters named include Burrows Lilley Ingals McCray and Sexton. WSCS to meet next Tuesday at Howard Ladd’s home.
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Eugin
Rovers Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Hubert Watrous
R, D
Corry
Roy Laddane
Beaverdam
Howard Ladd
Elgin
Charles Tadd
Kenneth Fitch
New Kensington
Carl Fitch
Harry Fitch
Pitch
Lee McCray
Harry
David
Francis McCray
Linda Lee
Emma McCray
Gertrude McCray
Marvin McCray
Wilma Dean
Donna
Clark
Gerry
A.D. Smith
Glenn Summerton
Buffalo
Robert Long
Lewis Smith
Findley Take
Perry McCray
McCray
Lawrence ‘Tompkins
Sherman
Night attack leaves Alexander needing stitches at Hamot
Alexander suffered a neck wound requiring 17 stitches and was treated at Hamot Hospital. He identified Hollingaworth as the assailant but couldn't locate him. The defendant pleaded not guilty at arraignment and scheduled a hearing for December 1 at 2 pm.
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Alexander
Hamot
Hollingaworth
Galabrege
Delaware School Segregation Cases Spark Supreme Court Debate
The Delaware case contrasts with others as it comes from a state supreme court ruling striking down segregation laws. The U S Supreme Court delayed action on June 2 and asked for briefs on specific issues. The Justice Department argued the Court has power to outlaw segregation under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Delaware
State Supreme Court
Department, of Justice
Justice Department
Department
Supreme Court considers five segregation cases in schools
The high court reviews five cases from District of Columbia and four states South Carolina Virginia Kansas and Delaware on racial segregation in public schools. The Plessy v Ferguson framework and equal facilities are discussed with the Fourteenth Amendment and evolving standards of equality shaping the arguments.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Virginia
Kansas
Delaware
United States
Plessy
Clarendon County
WBEN TV Buffalo Saturday Schedule Highlights
Channel 4 features Sagebrush Trail News and sports segments including Wrestling Boxing and Greatest Fights. Evening lineup includes Space Patrol Big Top Wild Bill Hickok Your Schools at Work Notre Dame vs SMU and Ted Mack Show.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Riley
Mr. Peppers
Santa
Ed. McConnell
Wild Bill Hickok
Notre Dame
SMU
Ted Mack
Playhouse
Collier’s Television Service
How Smart Are You A Monthly Memory Quiz
A quiz asks ten questions evaluating knowledge and memory. It covers religion, geography, physics terms, euthanasia, tools, calendars, royal history, ages, animal nicknames, and literature with scoring brackets from Poor to Genus. Answers determine a monthly average.
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Eisenhower
Panama Canal
North America
South America
Richard the Lion-hearted
Animal Kingdom
Surgeon Dies in Pennsylvania Heart Attack
Philipsburg, Pa. Dr. Andrew J. Benson, 61, owner and head surgeon of the Benson Sanitarium, died yesterday from a heart attack. He practiced at Parkers Landing and Ridaway before joining the sanitarium in 1938.
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Philipsburg
Andrew J. Benson
Benson Sanitarium
Benson
Parkers Landing
Ridaway
The
Sanitarium
Thanksgiving Visit Traditions Highlight Local Families
Owen Lewis and daughter of Union Gilly Mrs Maryin McCray with children from Elgin and Tommy and Danny Smith of Findley Lake visited Mr and Mrs Richard Lewis on Thanksgiving afternoon. Mrs Merrill McCray hosted a stork shower Tuesday evening for Frances McGray with a large turnout from Union City Wesleyville Lowville Corry and Elgin. McCray received many gifts as rolls jello salad cake and coffee were served.
Erie Man Held In Knife Assault
Obie Hollingsworth, 21, jailed on aggravated assault and battery charges after Alderman Merchie Calabrese traced him by phone to 636 East 15th Street. He is accused of slashing Clifford Alexander, 230 East 16th Street, after the victim resisted an attempted robbery.
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Erie
Obie Hollingsworth
Merchie Calabrese
Hollingsworth
East 15Th Street
Clifford Alexander
East 16Th Street
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Gerry Ellis
Suiditorium of the Lab
Genter ‘Street
Elgin News
CORRY_ EVENING JOURNAL
West South Street
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Ilisher
George Sample
Wuational Advertising Guide
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Fark Avenue
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republica Hon
AP Weve
Georgia
School Board of
Topeka
Marshall Sherwood
Sweiherilis
Pete
Cady & Collier
Tru
RO Ray
U.S
Loblaws
Katherine
North Center Street
Nagun
George Sprovers IN
Powell
SSS Service
Center St
Al's Clothes Shop
Powell Loan & Finance CO
North Center ST
Corry, Penn'a
Martin Motor Sales
W. South St
KIRBY
Clinton S.pratt
Corry, PA
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