Maple possibilities open for local maple syrup producers
Maple shipments from Corry and nearby areas to New York markets spotlight growth opportunities for area producers. Local quality maple syrup from Carter Hill, Sparkie and Clymer stands strong against national rivals, signaling potential direct-to-market expansion and new jobs for the region.
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Sparkie
Clymer
Uhemacives
New England
Sound in Principle Proposal Sparks Council Clash
Finance Director Fred J. Weaver proposes pre approving city expenditures by department heads to curb costs. Council members, surprised and wary of a publicity move, dismiss the plan as a political trap and fear taxpay er distrust. The heated debate underscores long standing tensions over fiscal control and transparency.
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Gederst
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Discriminatory Levy Struck Down by State Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court invalidated a 1987 registry tax on chain stores and theatres, ruling it unfairly targeted a class of property and violated the state constitution. The decision condemned the tax as discriminatory and urged the legislature to end similar selective taxation.
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Vennsyyoni Supreme Court
Cass
House action on undistributed profits tax may aid business
Lawmakers moved to kill the undistributed profits tax, arguing it has hurt industry and met little business support. Proponents say its elimination would ease hardship while critics warn of potential revenue loss and tax fairness concerns.
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Senate
Bruce Catton in Washington on milk industry policy
Bruce Catton analyzes a split in New Deal policy as the Department of Agriculture pushes price fixing and curbing competition in milk while the Justice Department seeks to restore competition. The Supreme Court recently greenlit the federal milk marketing act, enabling these actions.
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Department of Justice
Supreme Court
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Boston
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Anti-Trust
Antitrust Division
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes June 1919 Corry Highlights
A compilation from the Journal Files dated June 20 1919 recalls graduates and locals. It mentions Rev Ruby Foulkes addressing Corry High School and reports on war veterans, family news, and civic debates on milk pricing and antitrust actions, reflecting postwar economic concerns and party politics.
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Ruby Foulkes
Meadville
Corry High School
Today’s common error guidance on sensitive wording
Guidance warns against using phrases that demean or degrade individuals when describing charitable acts or acceptance of help. It emphasizes neutral, factual language to avoid implying intention or insult.
Norse Trade and First Colony in North America Stamp Tale
Norse explorers reached Vinland around 1003 AD settling near Mount Hope Bay Rhode Island with Thorfinnur Karlsefni marrying Leif Erikson's brother’s widow. They traded with Native peoples, welcomed a daughter, and later warfare doomed the settlement, with survivors returning to Greenland as Iceland stamps celebrate the World Fair series.
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Rie the Red
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Daily Dozen Follows Foods Across Ages Of Man
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a playful list maps “eleven ages of man” to meals and beverages. It mixes milk, bread, oatmeal, steak, desserts, cheeses and other items in a mnemonic progression, concluding with a note on growing machinery. The passage blends culinary nostalgia with a nod to mechanistic thinking.
Radio listing round up of 23rd convention highlights
Corry Kiwanians hear HH Hatfield describe the 23rd annual convention of Blyrants International from Boston during NBC Blue network coverage 9:45 PM. The broadcast includes notes on other radio programs and guest appearances across NBC CBS and ABC stations with various entertainers and speakers.
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Hal Kemp
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Hobby 15 Adopting Children in London Case
George Max a 62 year old from Hove Sussex adapts and adopts children as a hobby since 1904. A Hungarian by birth he is also director of a defending English football team. He has adopted 11 children to date and claims to continue the practice.
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Hove
Sussex
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Royal visit prompts city cleanup in Winnipeg
Winnipeg officials say the clean up and paint up campaign ahead of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II's visit improved the city. Volunteers and workers prepared the streets, sidewalks, and public buildings, aiming to present a polished welcome for the royal party and to honor the event.
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Man
George VI
Queen Elisabeth
Hollywood Stars Children Start Careers Debate
A long discussion in Hollywood about whether children of film stars should begin acting early. Allan Jones and Irene Hervey oppose Gail Jones and John Allen Jones in movie roles. Bing Crosby and Dixie weigh options for their kids. Pat O Brien praises daughter Ma Vowneen as pianist but opposes a screen path. Chester Morris shields son from film work to pursue Annapolis. Joe E Brown’s sons show no interest in acting.
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Allan Jones
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John Allen Jones
Irene Hervey
Bing Crosby
Dixie
Bing
Pat O'Brien
Iolute
Paramount
Herven
Ma Vowneen
Chester Morris
V Gronks
Annapolis On West Pair
Morris
Joe E. Brown
Daily Quiz Answers on Classified Page
Snippet asks how many aflege test questions can be answered and directs to the classifieds for the answers. The passage also notes thoughts on famous actors and their children, mentioning Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Broderick Crawford, and reflects on the challenges of achieving fame in acting.
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Procoxa
Uheer
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Broderick Crawford
Helen Broderick
Greatest Martial Elegy and The Bivouac of the Dead
The Bivouac of the Dead by Theodore O'Hara is praised as the greatest martial elegy. It is regarded as the one perfect universal war poem, translated into many European languages and beloved worldwide.
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Theodore O'Hara
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