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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1951

Page

4

City Council defers tax action. budget draft revealed

City officials postponed formal action on the 1993 tax levy and budget to a second December meeting. A tentative Appropriations for 1993 draft, read by Mayor Frank T. England, shows no millage change from 9 percent and a budget near last year's total. Harry B. Smilth named president of the Board of Education amid reorganization with new directors John B. Patterson and Dr Calvin Bennett. Mark Fullom escaped injury in a singlevehicle Erie-area crash returning home. Junior Class play Tommy rehearsals advance. performances set for December 16 and 17 at Corry High School auditorium. Delos H. Hasbrouck of Seneca Street dies at home. had long resided in Cory.

Frank T. England Harry B. Smilth Board of Education John B. Patterson Calvin Bennett Tommy Corry High School Guy Butters Delos H. Hasbrouck Seneca Street Cory Yandale Chen Jist Jmon Korea Hyie Conrad Monroe Monroe East Pleasant Street Indians Joint High School State Teachers College At Indiana Tunuary Clarence M. Hengst YMCA Russell Golgate Ymca Oranges Maplewood N. J Hoboken Jengst North Arlington National United States Expla Usmg Cpmes Toca National Wildlife Federation VFW Craig Thayer Chicago

Deer Season Frustrations Highlight Erie Corry Dashes

Local sportsmen report glitches and ironies as deer season opens. An Erie hunter, first on the scene after a quick kill near Hudlow, loses the top prize by delaying transport to Corry for the first kill contest. Rumors swirl about a garage prank involving shell powder and other lighthearted mischief across town while fans discuss football pools and betting permits.

Erie Hunt Cory Corry Hudlow Ciue Thomas Benin Erie Louisville General Hleotrie Co Benin Joan Morton Mead Park Women's Civic Club Park Association

Babson Warns of Dynamite in Pension Plan Risks

Babson cautions pension plans carry explosive risk and urges independent outside advice before adopting any policy. He warns banks may push government bonds stocks or corporate bonds, risking workers’ funds, and stresses annual actuarial reviews and careful bank collaboration to avoid widespread loss.

Way Company Germany

Taft Leading Now Shapes 1952 Nomination Battle

The piece analyzes front-runner effects in nominating contests, noting Taft's early lead can both help and hinder. It cites historical examples where leaders gained or lost the nomination, and observes outcomes when two pace-setters competed, with delegates shifting as campaigns evolved.

Taft Wiil Coolidge Hoover i Roosevelt Truman Hoover Smith F.D.R London Dewey Wood Gov. Lowden Harding McAdoo Pymia Cox John W. Davis Willkie

Man Awaiting Grand Jury in Pitcairn Wife Death

Walter L. Simcox, 45, of Pitcoir, is awaiting grand jury action after his wife’s death on October 30. A coroner's jury said Simcox should be held for murder. Mrs. Simcox, 43, died from internal hemorrhages and acute lobar pneumonia. a Pitcairn detective testified she had told Fire Chief Loughner her husband beat her.

Pittsburgh Walter L. Simcox Pitcoir Simcox

Three Largest U.S. Birds Named In Brief List

A short note lists the three largest birds in the United States as the trumpeter swan, the whooping crane, and the California condor, highlighting their size and conservation status.

United States California

IQ Quiz Prompts Trivia on Presidents and Puzzles

The piece presents a quirky interlude asking readers to rate a memory or IQ, then directs to Classified Page for answers. Questions cover Jefferson Adams Madison as first long trousers wearer, Statue of Liberty color, elephant tusk origin, unit measures, Titanic cause, post card versus postal card, last states admitted, Revolutionary leader’s name, and a missing word.

Thomas Jefferson John Adams James Madison U. 8 United States Arizona New Mexico Oklahom

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