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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
3
Secretary Mellon warns that applying the current reduced federal income tax rate to 1980 incomes could yield a $180 million deficit next year. He argues deficits loom from other legislation and urges thrift and continued rate cuts if possible, noting the psychological impact of tax rates on taxpayers.
A compact lesson notes pronunciation and usage guidance. It discusses present and now as preferable, common mispronunciations, spelling tips, and a word of the day Violation defined as the act or state of violating. The piece emphasizes vocabulary growth and careful language use.
Mayor Williams orders a city wide drive against vice and gaming with Chief Detzel to purge all vice elements within ten days. All officers including plainclothes and detectives to work around the clock, with the entire department on duty if needed.
United Press lists Sunday radio programs with WIZ and NBC at 7:21 p m and 8 p m. WABC CBS networks present Mojastimthentne and Atwater Kent hour. The schedule includes an hour with Shakespeare on WABC CBS and a feature titled Around the Samoyar.
Stanley Steele of Brockway R D 2 was arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of Leonard Iddings after a January 1 collision on the B P highway near the Geary clubhouse. Steele waived hearing, bonded out, and awaits a July 7 hearing before Justice Weaver. The crash followed an earlier coroner’s inquest verdict attributing Iddings death to the automobile accident.
Pupils of Miss Ethel Bertram of Wesleyville Pa gave a delightful recital at Miss Puller's Music parlors South Center street Mrs W Britton of Wesjay vile assisted with six selections The program included songs duets vocal numbers and orchestra selections Names of participants are listed and local residents attended The report notes Dr Charles Schmidt returned to Pittsburgh after assisting Dr N T Gillette during his stay in town.
The article notes President Hoover plans a future Mexico trip after Congress adjourns to cement U S relations. Ambassador Morrow urges the visit as strategic and timely to repair misunderstandings and advance diplomatic goals with Mexico, following prior omissions.
The item recalls June 28 1910 events including a wedding of Oscar Frits and Mrs Dolly Howard who planned to sail for Sweden, and a trip by Robert Desmond to Boston for a School of Technology exam. Mentions Mr and Mrs Carl D Mead visiting relatives and a rustic four wheel wagon.
Questions cover charcoal composition chiefly of carbon plus ash and binders, the nurse Edith Cavell executed by Germans in Brussels on October 18 1915, musical terms pianissimo dolce and alle gro, the number of planets, and the two alates leading in cheese production. Answers list mass figures battalion the moon Australis.
A man owned 25 to 32 of a vessel and sold 16 of his share for 1 562 dollars. At that rate the vessel’s value is sought. The explanation notes a 12 percent relation and a calculation where 196 equals 1.12 times a number, yielding the result 186 divided by 112 to find the base value.
June 28 report states a lightning strike ignited a tank holding 35 000 gallons of oil at Vacuum Oil Company. Fire raged over thirty hours and destroyed the tank. Local and neighboring fire crews aided with chemical extinguishing agents but could not prevent the loss.
Yonkers New York June 28 Col William Boyce Thompson 61 prominent copper magnate philanthropist and Republican power broker died at his home from pneumonia He had been confined to a wheelchair for four years due to partial paralysis his wife Gertrude Hickman Thompson and daughter Mrs Margaret Thompson Schulz were at his bedside.
Erie police and state authorities search for a 20 year old man after he forced Hester McMasters 20 into a car at List and Cochran streets then pursued an assault in Glenwood Heights. She escaped, walked home, and was hospitalized. Her father Vernon McMasters filed the report.
The American commissioners Henry Clay and Albert Gallatin along with others concluded the Treaty of Ghent ending the War of 1812. The agreement secured armistice terms and restored borders, marking a diplomatic resolution after years of conflict.
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