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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1946
Page
4
The coal strike slows industry and tempers GOP aims at a 20 percent income tax cut next year. Republican leaders warn President Truman may veto much of the program while Speaker designate Martin pushes lower taxes. Some fear a large cut favors the wealthy over small taxpayers.
A discussion outlines how higher income brackets bear a larger share of tax cuts and the timing needed for new revenue acts. It cites past acts from 1944 to 1945, notes deficits in fiscal year 1947, and references endorsements by the National Association of Manufacturers and the U. S. Chamber of Commerce for 20 to 25 percent cuts.
Crossing conflicts on the Retrovo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad will be halted by city officials. Clymer loses power after a dam washout threatening further service cuts. Conty Keystones defeat BOR & P in Wood Test night 28 16. Mina Jordan and Archie Whitcomb wed at Mayville. J B Patterson awards Frank Jones remodeling contract for the former St James Hotel. Center Street storefronts to be added with a third on South Street.
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania outlines fatigue as a common, protective response that signals safety limits. Chronic tiredness hints at underlying disease, with monotony and overstimulation contributing to exhaustion, while endocrine and systemic disorders can cause persistent fatigue.
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