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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
1
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Byrd predicts Congress will cut large budget hole
Senate Finance Committee head Byrd says the economy drive will force Eisenhower to slash the next budget. He expects Congress to reduce more than 20 billion from Eisenhower's January requests and notes recall that past Congresses freed funds for a broader spending program. He warns tax relief hinges on significant spending cuts during an election year.
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Sen
Byrd
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Congivas
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D-Olla
Finance
Commerce Department
Senate
Renhower
Congess
Post Office Department
27 Students Receive Red Cross First Aid Pins
27 high school students at Coity Area High School received Red Cross first aid pins after completing an 18 hour course. Recipients include Belle Bailey Barbara Blair John Hyruesa Terry Dandy Palistin Dills Rita Downey Nancy Edwards Peggy Folisiak George Guee Letty Jackson Carol Juger Pat Kepple Branden Bee Krone Shara Lincoln Margaret Lun deen Rishard Maedje Marge Mc Kort Mary Plodirio Marion Oss Nancy Sexton Phyllis Bhannon Donald Sterling Jillma Sturdevant Jo Volk Bonnie White Phylis Wilson.
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Yestern
Coity Area
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Barbara Blair
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Rita Downey
Nancy Edwards
Pegey Folisiak
George Guee
Lety Jackson
Carol Juger
Pat Keppel
Banden Bee Krone
Shara Lincoln
Margaret Lundeen
Rishard Maedje
I Cant Read Says Corry Boy in County Court
A Corry boy pleads unable to read in a county court hearing on a burglary charge. The judge demonstrates the phrase I Cant Read and questions the boy before M S Cobbett, as Thies, Swanson, and others face charges. The case notes ties to a May 18th burglary in Wayne Township and references Chautauqua County officials and police involvement.
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Milo
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DM. Davisor
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Smoking Links Cigarettes To Higher Death Risk In Men
A New York analysis reports men who smoke cigarettes are vastly more likely to die from heart disease and cancer than non-smokers. The study cites about 10 percent higher overall death rates and a significant jump in coronary deaths among 1,000 men aged 50 to 70, with further risk increases tied to smoking intensity. Researchers Dr X Custer Hammond and Dr Damlet Horn of the society’s statistical department presented the findings, noting stronger risks in heavier smokers and a notable gap between smoking and non-smoking groups.
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New York
Uwe Foe
X Custer Hammond
Dievetor
Damlet Horn
Hantiond
Horn
Annual Potato Festival Program To Be Discussed
A meeting is scheduled at the Hotel Corry at noon this Friday to discuss plans for the upcoming annual potato festival. For the first time a joint committee of the Senior and Junior Chamber of Commerce will launch the complete program with Merle Dodd Ray Blynt chairing and other members listed to represent the charter and junior groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ste
Annual CAHS Commencement Tomorrow Night
The CAHS commencement program lists scholarship awards, diplomas, and salutatorians with speakers and faculty present. Notable names include trustees, district officials, and graduating seniors, reflecting a busy ceremony and student achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAHS
City And School District Split Of Wage Tax Sum
The city and Corry School District share a $63,032 wage tax payout for the first four months of the year. Treasurer Carl Beith turned over $25,547 to the school district and $27,860 to the city. A remaining $8302 was held in reserve to pay other communities where tax is collected locally.
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Corry Shon
Gene
Carl Beith Src
City Council Discusses Fax Returns and Tax Delinquency
City officials report many residents fail to file fax returns, with Smith noting duplication and late filings. In 1954 tax data show 800 regions audited. by 1955 delinquencies rose and nearly doubled in 1956 toward 340 businesses subject to the tax. Discussion covers who pays the tax and employer handling for self employed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlnes
Smith
Nine Killed In Algerian Bomb Blasts
Nine people died and about sixty were wounded after bomb blasts hit urban areas in Algeria. The attacks sparked clashes as police evacuated bystanders and a wave of violence spread across multiple sites, including a near bus stop and city streets, with casualties among children reported. The Algertin Move ment MINA issued a statement and international calls for renewal of democracy in Algeria followed by French government restrictions on Algerian representation in New York.
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New York
Algeria
Ts Wade
Messill
Alt Island
Ube Freel
Vie Linnpost
Birvelene
BoVirni
Uiem
Seaford
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Car Crashes Route 6 Bridge Near Corry
A one car crash on Route 6 west of Corry led to total loss with no injuries. State police reported the vehicle crossed the eastbound shoulder and struck a concrete bridge after leaving the road. A third vehicle, driven by a Hartville man, attempted to slow and assist, causing added damage but no injuries.
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Wik
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Hartville
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Vaughn
Tauck
Stanford Hose Policy Hits City Council over Ladder Truck
A City Council session debated buying a used ladder truck versus a new one. Hose Company and Safety Director clashed over maintaining the aging 65 to 85 foot ladder while cost and tax concerns limited options. Council also weighed group health insurance for 31 employees and bids on tar for the public works program amid other budget items.
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Page
Council
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Charles Thompson
Earl Cherry
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Counell
Cohen Grin Inc
West Church Street
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Sherls
Clay Capwell
Hazardous device blast hits near Berlin agency HQ
A sudden explosion occurred near the headquarters of a West Berlin private influence agency. Police report the blast damaged nearby garden fencing about 100 yards from the building as authorities investigate the incident and assess safety concerns.
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Beck Jr Hides Behind Fifth At Rackets Probe
Washington report details Beck Jr facing Senate Rackets Committee questions about Teamsters ties. He invoked the Fifth Amendment 19 times in eight minutes, refused to identify his occupation, and avoided confirming knowledge of his father. Subpoenaed after a lengthy search, he stood beside Washington lawyer Edward K. Carey as the elder Beck plans to leave the Teamsters presidency amid earlier union-funding scandals. The panel has probed Becks involvement in a Seattle based beer distribution franchise tied to his son, amid broader financial dealings.
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M — Omnyeec Jr
Senate
Teamsters Union
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Beck Jr
Beck
Washington, D. C
Edward K. Carey
Alaska
Bs Son
Brewing Company
Seattle
Canada
Uth
McClellan Ark
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Dave ‘Hus
School tax hike questioned by four month tax take
The Journal editorial claims the school tax hike could have been avoided. Through four months the district collected 25000 in income and wage taxes, projecting 75000 for the year, a possible excess over budget. City figures show 68000, still over budget by about 18000, offsetting real estate tax gains. If January to April trends continue, total income tax take could reach 189098, though some receipts return to home communities for rural districts. Continued on page five.
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Litlie
Choo
Corry
Jap Court To Try U S Soldier On Murder Charge
A U S soldier will be tried by a Japanese court on murder charges after a joint United States Japan agreement. Secretary Dulles and Secretary Wilson announced the decision following a joint emergency committee meeting. The status of forces pact terms were cited as guiding the proceeding to preserve pledge integrity and national obligations.
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U.S
Yaonington
Antonin AL
Pentagon
Dastedt Sluten
Willum
Gurt-Martial
Secretary of State
Dulles
Secrpincy
Wilson Saii
Second Victim Dies in County Crash Probe
Reported second death in the crash probe. officials from multiple counties reviewed the case. Baldridge and Miss Carmel Valdes are named as involved. The accident area near Miridville City Hospital is cited with ongoing investigations and safety concerns.
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Chiiearntville
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