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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues against eliminating federal income tax credits against state taxes and warns that shifting tax credits undermines federal revenue and tricks taxpayers. It labels such moves as fiscal immorality and questions the logic that state credits can offset federal losses.
An argument against creating a Department of Consumers at cabinet level cites existing laws and boards meant to protect consumers. The author notes many products fail after introduction, arguing innovation carries risk and that added federal agencies slow progress. The piece highlights the pharmaceutical industry as a prime example of costly, risky research.
Funeral services for J A Thompson were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Dr Elmer A Ortner officiating. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery Columbamus with pallbearers listed and several relatives traveling from multiple towns in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Three top state inspectors arrive in Erie to extend the inquiry into local building inspection practices. Donald Wissner, head of the Pittsburgh division of the State Inspection Bureau, his assistant Willie Rett, and Ronald Nichols join the probe to assess procedures and compliance.
EASTON Conn AP Helen Keller marks her 83rd birthday with quiet celebrations at Arcan Ridge. President Kennedy sends messages calling her legendary. Roses arrive as Keller remains active as a consultant to the American Foundation for the Blind and enjoys a peaceful day.
A Kremlin one week plenum, June 17 to 24, 1963, saw 330 central committee members blueprint a sweeping twenty year Soviet standard of conduct for ideology, economy, science and arts, with 430 delegates finalizing the framework.
A derailed freight car tore up five miles of track on New York Central rails near Fredonia delaying service on the Valley Branch from Dunkirk to Titusville. The car was removed and repairs expected to take at least a week with no injuries reported.
A Fairview youth, Bruce Thompson, HM, died from internal injuries at Bi-Vin cent's Hospital after a collision late yesterday. The other driver, William Gould, 4H, Erie, sustained minor injuries as his car turned into a gas station.
Editor notes discuss the first half of 1963 with higher stock market activity, record industrial production and profits, a steel labor pact avoiding strikes, rising prices in some sectors, and a persistent U.S. international payments deficit. It highlights unemployment, rising operating costs, and cautious tax rule adjustments as key undercurrents shaping the slower enthusiasm.
Notice from the Corry Pennsylvania post office stating second class mail, rates by mail and display advertising costs. Mentions price figures such as 13.00 per year and 1100 per year, with per copy and weekly rates, plus deadlines for display ads.
Union City Standard Chair advances its expansion with a new 90 by 28 foot structure to house three kilns for drying 250 000 to 60 000 feet of lumber monthly. The project includes modern insulation, automatic controls, and a rough mill wing, aiming for completion by July 15 and potential doubled production.
A brief note reflects on events from June 27 1943 as a nostalgic item in a Sunday section with no today’s issue. It mentions Corry Stores and invites readers to shop.
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