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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
4
Discussion of tax relief prospects for 1946 and the possibility of reinstating the earned income credit. References to President Truman's budget message, Congress's views, and historical context of earned income credit from 1924 through 1942, with notes on tax load reductions and inflationary pressures.
Journal excerpts note John King entering the district legislative race subject to May Republican primaries after Orville Hatch cannot run. Also covered are injuries to Lloyd Chelton from gasoline engine work, a man’s fall injuring a leg, rising fire insurance prospects with new twenty four hour service, new garage plans by Shuss and Hepler, Arch Postlethwait’s mumps, and commentary on tax history and earned income credit reforms.
Labor trouble hit the Arlington hotel in Oil City on March 8 as about 60 employees walked out over management policy. Dinner service halted as waitresses joined in, the dining room and cobbled rooms closed, and elevator service ended. The former manager of the Hotel Carry, Mr. Oswalt, now serves as manager of the Arlington.
The item reports misinformed advice on health and diet, refuting common myths about feeding colds, boils down to caution on public beliefs about mental traits from head shape, and stresses prenatal care through proper diet and hygiene. It mentions a 48-hour work week for firemen and a costs projection of 10 million dollars yearly in tax plans, with a three-platoon fire bureau proposal to reduce hours to 48 per week.
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia plans a $10,000,000 yearly increase in costs as the city approves a timing shift in its budget. Officials cite fiscal pressures and the need to fund services amid changing circumstances.
Kenneth Fulmer of Kane was arrested by State Police on embracery charges for allegedly tampering with a grand juror in his recent tract charges trial. Pulmer was indicted and found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses. his attorney sought a mistrial and appeal, with arrest warrant issued and held under $500 bond.
Answers to seven trivia prompts request the correct choices from a classified page. Questions cover inaugural protocol, Medal of Honor, a WWII battle location, a recurring starlight event, papal coronation ceremonies, Gershwin, disease trends in wartime, a writer, food safety, and a specific style of opera.
In a local enforcement sweep five individuals appeared. One was fined 28 dollars for operating a slot machine and four others 15 dollars each for punchboards. Edward Grignol paid the largest fine of 100 dollars as proprietor of a hors bonkie room.
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