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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1932
Page
8
County Treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor announced postponement of Treasurer's Tax Sales for ten months, delaying collections on unpaid 1930 taxes. He said plan gained county commissioner support in June and may extend to about ten months with an extra six per cent interest per year on delinquent accounts.
United Press reports that the Association of Railway Executives urged the withdrawal of existing railroad regulations to restore managerial freedom. The statement to “the American people” argues that removing regulations is essential for railroads to overcome current difficulties. The brief, issued in New York on July 20, emphasizes the need for greater operator autonomy.
House Majority Leader Rainey accused the last three Republican administrations of causing world trade stagnation and restrictive barriers. He warned that the British empire conference would yield results that hurt the United States, speaking in Washington on July 20. The remarks tied foreign policy to domestic economic strain and blamed prior GOP leadership.
Beaverdam July notes report Mrs. D Whitney hosting the A B Lanes Aid at her home for an all day meeting. Many locals attend church events, visits to Erie and North East noted, along with several family greetings and a church fundraiser drawing about 168 dollars.
Warren educator Dr LeRoy B Campbell earned multiple honors this season including a feature in the Historical Musical Portrait series of the world’s leading music publication and an invitation from the Publica tion Society of St Louis to direct a summer session in Paris. He returned home Friday from St Louis where he attended Progress ive Series heads meeting at Washington University where Rivert Blake praised him as session conductor. The trip’s quota of twenty participants is already oversubscribed a year early.
Brie county officials plan to refuse financial aid to the city of Corry and the Wesleyville borough for street construction. Commissioners cite lack of funds as they prepare to meet a Wesleyville delegation to discuss the request and the use of gasoline tax funds. A layoff of county workers was suggested but not likely. The borough aimed to widen Buffalo road through Wesleyville, but state funds appear unavailable.
The U B Sunday School picnic is set for Friday July 22 at Warner's Grove west of Warner's Corners on Roosevelt Highway. Cars depart church at 10 AM. transport can be arranged by calling Rev A F Reigle or C L Henton. Games and music will be part of the day, organized by Wills Price and Edwin Armitage. The Sunday School reports record attendance this summer and invites all members and families.
Corry Guardsmen tied to infantry staged a mock battle with heavy firing and massed units. Intelligence teams supported the defense as troops maneuvered to block advances. Armistice expected by noon unless a decisive shift occurs.
Jamestown reports a trial opened in U S district court over alleged check kiting by four defendants including William J. Potter former Romulus National Bank cashier Clarence G Davis former First National Bank Marathon Newlun A Let Central Garage Marathon and Arthur L Hitner Rural Utilities Company president Hitner fugitive from federal authorities. The scheme involved up to 400000 in checks issued January to December 1980 causing bank losses over 12000 according to Assistant U S Attorney Dustin G Morgan.
A Lynn writers group in a Psalims collection cites three references to the unicorn. The royal psalmist is invoked in a prophetic line from Psalm twenty two, asking deliverance from the lion and from the horns of the unicorn, in a fragmentary biblical interpretation.
In a nerve racking era smokers prefer milder cigarettes. Chesterfields blend Turkish and Domestic tobaccos just right, yielding a milder taste that satisfies. They taste better and are described as satisfying for both men and women.
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