In Our Opinion U S Tax Problems Are A Bad Scene
An editorial warns that tax increases across all levels from municipal to federal will continue in the coming year. It urges public anger and collective action to protest higher levies and new taxes and calls on taxpayers to pressure officials from local to Washington.
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincolin
Woodrow Wilson
3Rd Ward
Federal
CITY HALL Q A Answers From Corry Pa Official
City Hall column by Dave Johns answers readers questions on snow plow deposits on private property legality Hare Creek flood control garage setback rules and Corry growth. The official notes a flood study by the Corps of Engineers and predicts modest population rise near seven thousand seven hundred forty four in 1960 plus about five hundred more by 1970.
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Hare Creek
Columbus Avenue
Department of Forests and Waters
Corps of Engineers
Corry
United States
It Happened In Corry 20 Years Ago In Corry Pennsylvania
A 1918 Corry News item notes a January school board meeting authorizing a driver education course to begin in the second semester. Also mentioned are years-ago items about hardware remodeling, fire damage at a residence, a barber shop purchase, and a note on reader communications policy.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Harris
Guignon Hardware Company
North Center Street
Roy Heckenbury
Special
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Scott's Crossing
Roaming Round Up Of Local News And Notes In Corry
A bulletin of local items covers youth pool hall rules, sailor Daniel Joyce’s New Year call home from the Gulf aboard the carrier Intrepid, and Joyce’s upcoming leave. Penelec lends a hand to Corry Public Library during boiler replacement, while school staff explore two years of military service credit at employment. Frank Lucie starts a pilot training school at Lawrence Airport and police report AWOL GIs, with desertion charges possible. Naval Reserve Ensign Timothy Sullivan reports six carrier qualification landings aboard the USS Lexington, and Second Lieutenant Paul Bowen completes engineer officer candidate school. State Police remind motorists to yield to emergency vehicles. CHER seeks an electric shaver for rehabilitation patient, and snowmobile topics hint at next year’s market. Postscripts note local officials joining associations and clergy moves, with talk of a possible State Police training school in Corry.
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Howeum
Daniel Joyce
Gulf of Tonkin
Vietnam
Intrepid
Norfolk, Va
Larry Joyce
White Street
Joyce
Penelec
Corry Public
Ciyie
Frank Lucie
Lawrence
Frank
Naval Reserve
Timothy P. Sullivan
Irving S Sullivan
Corry
Lexington
Gulf of Mexico
Paul A. Bowen
East Bond Street
Fort Belvier
This Day in History January Fifteenth Highlights
A compact history note recalls events on January 15 across centuries. James Oglethorpe’s colonists reached Charleston in 1733 and Rouen fell to the English in 1419.
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James Oglethorpe
Charleston
S.C
Georgia
Welfare Work Plans Prompt Debate On Jobs And Welfare
A discussion of President Johnson’s job program proposals notes that relief recipients and high school dropouts are targeted for work, with critics arguing against forced labor. The piece cites Rep. Carl Perkins and warns of government employment for all welfare recipients if private industry fails to provide jobs, while highlighting Chicago’s antipoverty program as counterproductive.
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WPA
CCC
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Johnson
Office of
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Lem
Carl Perkins
Education and Labor Committee
Double Talk Primer for Election Year Politicians
Hal Boyle outlines common political double talk phrases used in campaigns with literal translations. The piece humorously exposes how candidates phrase statements to mask intent, covering topics from opponents to campaign funding, Vietnam, and voting strategy, reflecting press commentary on election rhetoric.
Corry Evening Journal Classified Notice Summary
From the Corry Evening Journal an old classified notice shows pricing and mailing options. It mentions cost per year by mail, per copy pricing, and weekly rates. The fragment references a person or entity named Zale and indicates a new application with a question date.
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Maul
Carrer
Zale
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