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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1965

Page

9

Five D live rehang or will action New York

Fragmentary text references D live rehant or action in New York. Named entities are unclear due to damage. no definite event, date, or organisation can be confirmed from the readable fragments.

Tax trends in Pa cities raise taxes and curb cuts

An AP survey finds Pennsylvania cities largely raise or hold taxes for 1965. Philadelphia keeps 1963 pledge with stable real estate and wage taxes while others like Chester cut real estate by 0.5 mill and abolish amusement tax. Lock Haven adds a $10 occupation tax, Allentown raises real estate to 11 mills, Harrisburg doubles occupation tax, and York imposes wage tax amid mixed adjustments.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Chester Associated Press James H. J. Tate Pittsburgh Lancaster Delaware County Lock Haven Williamsport Bellefonte Allentown Harrisburg Easton Erie Council Marae Ae B. Liamson Buidget Neagly York Ot Cotinail John L. Snyder Waynesboro Bradford Tusville Meadville Corry

Drama Students Teach Mental Health Facts in Ohio

For ten seasons Ohio college theater groups stage one act plays about half an hour long to illustrate emotional problems within families and communities. Audiences include PTA members church groups service clubs and mental health associations. Professionals help prepare plays under the American Theatre Wing and Family Service Association of America. Ohio authorities say the state is the first to formalize such a program.

Columbus Ohio Parent-Teacher Association American’ S Theatre Wing Family Service Association of America

Cocker Spaniel Uses Door Knocker in Springfield

In Springfield Kentucky a cocker spaniel named George barked to reenter his home. He tapped his tail on the top step to ring the door, prompting Frank Carrico to admit him while noting it could be George or a neighbor knocking.

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Unemployment Rises Slightly In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports a small uptick in PA unemployment for December with 223 000 jobless, officials noting seasonal factors. The rate rises to 4.8 percent from 4.7 percent in November while December 1963 level was 6.7 percent. Allen Organ Co tests first electronic piano without strings or bars with public introduction planned next spring.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Labor and Industry Department Electronic Piano Allentown Allen Organ Co

School Menus For Week Of January 25

Readable menus from Columbus Conelway and Spring Creek schools list weekly meals. Items include creamed potatoes, buttered beets, sandwiches, milk, pies, and assorted vegetables with days for Monday through Friday.

Weekly dormitory cafeteria menu highlights

Friday offers chicken salad or potato salad with soup and saltines, bread and butter, cheese sticks, dutch apple pie and milk. Monday serves chicken soup, ham sandwich, cole slaw, apple and milk. Tuesday features spaghetti and meat, herb corn, jelly buns, cake and milk. Wednesday includes mashed potatoes, wiener, Harvard beets, fruit cobbler and milk. Thursday shows mashed potatoes, sliced beef, buttered beans, tossed salad, fruit cup, coffee buns and milk. Friday lists scrambled eggs with sauce, cheese square, sliced tomatoes and peanut butter with milk.

Evansville man surrenders after prank call leads to arrest

A prank phone call sparked a police response as a caller posed as Robin Hood. Robin E Hood, 23, Davenport Iowa, surrendered in Evansville after detectives tied him to an auto theft warrant. He was jailed to await transfer to Iowa.

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