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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1957

Page

4

Sharing the Wealth: Tax Returns Reflect Middle Class Growth

Federal income tax data show a shift toward the middle class with more people earning moderate incomes while high earners drop in several brackets between 1950 and 1952. Commerce studies indicate the number reporting 10 to 30 thousand dollars rose 50 percent from 1950 to 1959, and those above 200 thousand fell by one third, signaling broader wealth distribution.

Corry Journal West Pn Corry Evening Journal George R. Sample William Chiricuzio John McLaughlin G. T. Bergma Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia Associated Press Corry Pa Advan Currier Department of ‘Commerce

What's Wrong With Our Town A Logansport case study on growth

Logansport Indiana a city of 21000 people studied the failed bid of a multi million plant because aging sewage traffic bottlenecks poor hotels insufficient schools and hospitals and haphazard zoning. A local drive funded by a university team led to a 100000 industrial development effort a 6000000 sewer project a zoning commission and training programs to keep graduates local.

Loigansport Chamber of Commerce Logansport Indiana University Bulla

Judge rejects premature writ in Helwig habeas case

Erie jailhouse lawyer Roy A. Helwig, defeated again in his bid for a rehearing on his burglary conviction, saw Judge Elmer Le Evans dismiss the petition as premature The decision notes many claims will be decided by the Superior Court in Helwig's pending appeal Helwig, a Pittsburgher, was convicted of a Girard hardware stove burglary on February 23 1966 and sentenced to four to 10 years in Western Penitentiary He has a history as an author of legal documents and has traversed multiple state and federal courts

Erie Roy A. Helwie Saturny Elmer le Evans Helwie Helwig Girard Ff Jity Western Penitentiary

Health Board Eyes Lakeview as Health Dept Headquarters

The Health Board considers Lakeview municipal hospital as a potential headquarters for the county health department. Dr James Googe, named county health director, begins Feb 4. Board chair Dr Russ Roth notes state approval but says talks with city officials have not begun and negotiations are not yet set.

Carl Kuehn Hhealth Russ Roth State Health Department James 7. Googe Gone AL Westtiestye Ruth Lakeview Municipal Hospital Vity Googe Roth Lakeview

Tax Evader Now In Florida Inertial Probe

Former Erie industrialist Stoeltzien, charged with income tax evasion, is in Fort Lauderdale after a Pittsburgh U S commissioner sent his arrest warrant to local authorities. He allegedly aided Penn Union in falsifying returns for 1950 52 while serving as part time consultant before his recent pension. Dan Dunne says Stoeltzien had not been active in management for years and the new firm leadership took over due to those years’ activities.

Owesmed Erie Fort Lauderdale Fii U.S Pittsburgh Stoeitzlen Florida Penn-Union Electra Corp Stoeltzien Dunne

Fire Leads To Recovery Of Stolen Firearms

Detectives report that a youth named Thorpe admitted taking a large supply of items after a weekend house fire on Saturday afternoon. Firefighters found three rifles and hub caps on the second floor, triggering an investigation that recovered eight hub caps and eight rear view mirrors along with other suspected goods.

Young Thorpe Thorp Virginia ‘Thorp Owse

Corry Junior Welfare League backs hospital room project

Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes a special meeting where the Corry Hospital board of directors and finance proposed redecorating refurnishing and maintaining a room as part of the institution's improvement program. Elwin McCray has bought the New Concord Enterprise. Daniel Howell, 50, of Spring Creek injured his right hand when an axe slipped while his son Albers cut wood.

Corry’s Junior Welfare League Corry Hospital Board of Directors and Finance Corry Hospital Daniel Howell Spring Creek

Washington Debates Middle East Policy Rift Across Leaders

Washington leaders split on how to save the Middle East from Russia amid heavy rains and public debate. Eisenhower and Dulles push for armed intervention and economic aid, Truman supports a stricter arms ban, while Acheson disagrees with key points, warning of dangerous consequences from the plan.

Washington Middle East Russia Eisenhower Stile Dulles Tru Dean Acheson Truman Dulles United States Inter Soviet Union

Ajax Iron Works Closes After Death of Sidney V. Stewart

The Ajax Iron Works closed this morning after the death of Sidney V. Stewart vice president and general manager. Gerry's Beavers, in their Erie County Basketball League debut at Union City tomorrow, are listed as eight to one favorites but local team is expected to challenge for the site title.

Ajax Iron Works Sidney V. Stewart Erie County Gerry Beavers Union City

Amputation follows Erie works injury to Whitman

Charles A. Whitman, 26, of Union City, lost a leg at the knee after an Erie General Electric Works accident. Doctors at Hamet Hospital reported his condition as good following surgery. The injury occurred when a winch mechanism mangled his limb late Friday night. Also, Lewis McQuicheon, 77, died in a frame home fire at Merger, Pa, with investigators citing overheated wiring as the probable cause.

Union City Erie Charles A. Whitman Erie General Electric Works Hamet Hospital Merger Lewis McQuicheon Mer- Ger Iterien Steve

Lawmaker to Intro School Bus Bill in Allegheny

Rep John P Rigby says when the Legislature reconvenes January 22 he will introduce no constitutional amendment to allow parochial school pupils to ride public school buses. He notes the 25 percent of the state's elementary and high school pupils attend parochial schools and cites 19 states with such laws.

Jarissanee Wr — Oowle Ohn P. Rigby Allegheny Supreme Court Constitution Rieby Hitum G Andrews Demhyrallé Yuip Tuwene V. Gibbs-Allegheny Rigby

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