Outlook Bright for 1937 in Corry Officials Predict Growth
City leaders including Mayor Glen Miller and Postmaster James P. Sullivan forecast improved business conditions for 1937. They urge fiscal restraint, greater cooperation between government and industry, and measures to reduce city indebtedness from storm sewer projects while aiming for tax relief and full employment. Reverend Perry F. Haines emphasizes spiritual renewal and righteousness guiding national prosperity.
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Corry Democrats Plan Big Delegation to Inauguration
Corry residents plan to attend the 1907 inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt of Washington. Erie county Democrats expect a large turnout with hundreds from Erie City and county towns arranging to join the event at the Capitol as excitement builds for the January 20 ceremony.
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Mayor Miller Sees Continued Improvement in Corry
In a speech touching on religion and civic progress, Mayor Miller expresses hopeful outlook for Corry. He cites plans to modernize the vocational wing, improve finances, and reduce the district deficit with state aid. Local officials forecast steady progress as industry and agriculture recover.
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