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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1932

Page

8

Two Cent Check Tax Takes Effect Nationwide

Jamestown reports that starting at midnight a federal two cent tax will be charged on every check drawn on U S bank accounts. Local banks will collect the tax monthly from depositors and remit to the government, with receipt forms available for over the counter use only. A bank official notes a temporary drop in checks may occur but will rebound as customers adjust.

Jamestown United States Congress The Morning Post United States Congress

Borah Opposes Hogyer and Prohibition Platform

Senator Borah denounced the Hogyer proposal as a singular document unresponsive to the people and pledged that platforms will be written openly by millions of voters, not drafted in Chicago or at conventions. He urged the public to shape the campaign with direct input and warned against prohibition language.

Wisden Borah

Vacation Bible School Opens at Spartansburg

Vacation Bible School opens at Spartansburg Baptist Church on June 21, with daily sessions for two weeks from 9 a m except Saturdays. Mrs T P Kelly supervises, with Mrs R F Harpster secretary, and teachers including Mrs Harry Wallace and Miss Doris Blakeslee. Numerous names appear among participants and local families attend numerous church and community events surrounding the opening and related social activities.

Spartansburg The Baptist Church T. P. Kelly R. F. Harpster Harry Wallace B. D. Bryant Doris Blakeslee Lucy Morris Letta Bryant Merne Morris Progrim Marylyn Wallace Donald Kinney Donna Jean Morrison Dean Wallace Eva Night Mary Skiff Helen Crosby Dane Jobo Paul Reed Pauline Reed Geneva Morrison Jesus Sinive Corres Jean and Marylin Wallace Glenn Crosby Eileen Knight Mildred Burford Marjorie Knight Betty Firth Mary Elizabeth Florence Eva Knight Betty Birth Dawn Firth Hurl Harpster Ruth Linvenspire Naomi Hutchison Maxine Kinney Rui Reed Florence Skiff Eth 1 Cox Ferns Morris Margeret Platt Mary Jean Chitton Torrey Pred Bouhler William Bennett Erie A. 2. Bunnell New Yorkc City R. V, Shrove Cobb's Corners Newcome Wattsburg T PL Kelly Ralph ©. Brown Meadville Int King Bowen

Love child to inherit vast estate of late Kay Laurell

A five year old boy was ruled the rightful heir to the $84,281 estate and cash left by Kay Laurell. Surrogate O'Brien ordered that the fortune be held in trust by a London bank with A Welles Stamp named special guardian. The guardian will oversee the trust for the child in care of Raleigh J. Leslie Brotheny of Miss Louvell.

New York Kay Laurell O'Brien Raleigh J. Leslie Louvell London A .Welles Stamp Sweoisl Guardian

Commissioners May Handle Relief Fund In Erie County

Brie county poor relief administration under talk of change as Poor Director Harry Wagner criticizes Adrian Collins appointee. Wagner says current dispensing method wastes food while urging board to consider new plan. Tuesday meeting expected to decide if Collins keeps control or if directors take charge and seek savings.

Brie Harry Wagingr Adrian Collins Coupe Culline A. P. Rossiter William E. Hirt Uwee Warner Collins Ile Seardh Wagner 10Th Street Lawrence Park Collag Erie County

Governor outlines state program for banks and taxes

The governor’s outline includes pledging assets of closed banks to fund reconstruction finance, leasing bank real estate for up to ten years, and authorizing building and loan associations to borrow from the reconstruction finance corporation. It also discusses a constitutional amendment to allow tax distribution to subregions, and foreign corporation taxation to equalize with domestic ones. The call for a special session aims to organize by eight tonight, with experts predicting a two month workload to pass the broad agenda.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Ferma Aterm Carl M Gales RC Ateg

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