Uncertain Income Prompts Early Tax Cut Review
President proposes an early tax reduction as uncertainty of government income grows. A heavy surplus is reported for the present period, with references to projected future revenues and policy responses.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
1
President proposes an early tax reduction as uncertainty of government income grows. A heavy surplus is reported for the present period, with references to projected future revenues and policy responses.
City Council in regular session last night discussed bid openings for materials to build a new bridge over Bear Creek on Columbus Avenue. The board heard a representative advertise for bids on gravel and cement, with the Lamndad Tilevator and Corey Batt Gravel companies noted as bidders for concrete and aggregate. Superintendent Loveland and others reviewed arrangements with utility and street departments to install wires and poles, and pending approvals to proceed with immediate installation.
An Armory event invites fiddlers of all ages, with entrants over 40 in a lively old time contest. The program promises traditional tunes, community participation, and nostalgic performances from veteran players as part of a local entertainment slate.
An old report describes a barn near Columbus struck by lightning causing a large fire. The collapse and flames were witnessed by nearby residents, with insurance and loss estimates discussed as authorities investigated the incident.
The Reading Teme purchase by John J Perry owner of Rewilio and other papers triggers a merger of editions. The fibre edition will be discontinued today and the morning edition will merge with the Times. The Times will assume ownership and responsibility for the related publications.
Open bids announced for street resurfacing work in Columbus area. Project focuses on the stretch between Washington and Park Place, with possible work on Washington Street and tracks. Public officials urge readiness as funding and scheduling aim for completion this year.
Old Time Dance Editor invites entrants to join The Journal fiddlers contest at the Armory. June 26 event promises blind test of fiddling skill and a new style dance, with address details provided for participants.
Thousands of women fill Bid Stadium for a massive Eucharistic Congress ceremony. Supreme Court Justice addresses the crowd as religious leaders from archbishops to Cardnials participate. The event features amplified voices, patriotic airs, and prayers in a display of Catholic unity.
Corry man Sheeley was fined ten dollars and costs on a reckless driving charge at a Waterford hearing before a Justice of the Peace Show. He was arrested by state highway patrol after his car struck a second vehicle stopped near Waterford. Blinded by another car’s lights he could not see patrol signals to stop. Miss Vesta King visited Union City, Ohio, earlier.
A house fire near Waterford claims five lives from a single family, United Press reports. Details are sparse as investigators examine the tragedy and determine the cause. Local authorities, including Albany officials, have not released full statements.
Reports from the salvage scene off Rhode Island indicate heavy weather and shifting conditions delayed raising the sunken submarine S-51. Operations at the Vestal led by Parkhurst and Navy divers continued as pontoons and air lines were prepared, with hopes of lifting the craft for transport to the Brooklyn navy yard and opening of the hull for recovery of crew remains.
A severe storm swept through Erie causing torrential rain and high winds. The event disrupted streets and sewers, damaged property, and prompted emergency reports as crews assessed the impact and noted unusually intense weather conditions last night.
A Springe Rotary Club meeting featured Jewel Mount discussing classification and enlightenment. Franke Rabbitt presided with Loveland absent and Clyde Walon Riis Latson assisting as accompanist. Messages from Denver convention delegates Loveland and Harry Auer noted a good trip. the club observed Clyde Wilcox’s daughter’s death, and local members left for travel and medical consultations.
A wartime era primary probe unfolds with Mrs George questioned as investigators probe campaign financing and possible misappropriation. Key figures include Attorney General Woodruff and Treasurer Leah Marin, with links to Rhodes and a revolving fund scheme. The Pittsburgh and Philadelphia connections surface as officials examine payments and duties.
Detroit hosts a landmark reception for the Crown Prince Gustavas Adolphus and consort, highlighting a strong, patriotic welcome by American citizens and officials amid a tense postwar mood. Local factories and civic leaders join in the ceremony, reflecting broad public enthusiasm.
WCBD presents Zion in a gala anniversary concert at 1 PM Central. WTIC airs Harvard versus Vote WEAP hookup at 10 PM Eastern. WGN Chicago streams Max Jacobs Chamber Symphony under Central Daylight. CNRV Vancouver showcases Arabian Nights as Pacific Standard streams McIntyre String Quartet.
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