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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1951
Page
2
Jamestown area fishermen await eight months for first muskel dunge licenses as City Clerk C Harry Peterson holds 6006 of 25 cent permits and five metal tags for sale this morning. Records show 4000 licenses issued in 1948 peak, dropping to 2884 last season.
Thirty three Mayville Central School seniors will write filis to their public school educa tion Monday evening and will receive sheepskin diplomas as their reward for four years of high school work and study. The list also notes local business and community notices across Meadville Clintonville Erie Jamestown and Randolph areas with various events, contracts, and public notices.
In an emergency a physician was not summoned and Corry Hospital advised to call 3-6201. Admissions include Mrs Eugene McJunkin at 128 East Thured Street and Mrs Joan Green of Pittsfield while discharges include Troy Hansen of Columbus and Mrs Beverly Williams of Snyder Circle. Several local residents are listed with addresses and family relations.
In Conneaut Harbor, the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad advances completion of a 105000 gallon repair building intended to service and perform light repairs on diesel engines used by the railroad at the harbor. The planned shop supports ongoing freight operations and equipment maintenance.
Senate leaders push a tax plan lowering gas tax to 2 cents a gallon and raising corporation and excess profits taxes. On the first 25 000 of income the rate climbs to 30 percent, above that to 52 percent combined. Effective excess profits tax rises to 82 percent. Exemption credits fall from 85 percent to 75 percent of average earnings, retroactive to January 1, 1951. The government could take up to 80 percent of a company's earnings in combined taxes.
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