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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1954

Page

4

State Dem bloc split on tax revision bill in House

The Pennsylvania delegation split along party lines as 9 Republicans joined the majority to pass the general tax revision bill and send it to the Senate. Democrats Barrett Byrne Chadoff Granahan Morgan Rhodes and Walter supported the measure while Buchanan Eberharter Green and Kelley opposed. An earlier vote saw 17 Republican congressmen back the bill after defeating a Democratic push to raise the personal exemption by 100. Van Zandt and Saylor joined 11 Democratic peers in backing that move.

Pennsylvania House Senate V Anda Barrett Byrne Chadoff Granahan Morgan Rhodes Walter Buchanan Eberharter Green Kelley Keystone State van Zandt Saylor

Drunkenness arrests and club room move reported in 1934 notes

Police reported several drunkenness and disorderly conduct arrests after a weekend of heavy liquor flow. A drinkery was cited for violations. The Italian American Independent Club announced new rooms at 223 West Main Street and plans to set up a comfortable address. A Hi Times contest among Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors ended with the Junior class winning for the first time. Born a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gordon Brynolison at Cory Hospital. Corry’s Golden Rule Club sale drew strong outside interest, with most stores participating and offering a day special.

West Main Street Unat Hi Times Corry

Tax Money Sparks Rift Over Unemployment Funds

A House bill seeks to use excess federal unemployment tax receipts to build a $200 million reserve for emergency state loans and then return the remainder to states. The plan targets administrative costs and prospective state payouts, with New York, California, and Pennsylvania among the states slated for sizable shares.

Mage Labor Reed House Ways and Means Committee Congress Treasury Senate U. S. Labor Department New York State California Pennsylvania North

States to Receives Excess Tax Funds Debate Delays Plan

The debate over excess tax funds for Dakota states stalls on how to return proceeds. In July 1953 House debate, Rep Forand proposed limiting use to unemployment payments, but the amendment failed. Senate testimony showed divisions among administration officials and labor leaders on earmarking versus flexible grants.

Dakota South Dakota House Rep. Forand D-Ri Rocco ©. Siciliano Labor Senale Finance Committee Lothair ‘Teetor Commerce Teeter Siciliano

Star of Five Year Hoax Revealed Ends in Identity Switch

Fred Williams of East St. Louis was exposed as the man behind a long running five year song and dance hoax claiming Watusi royalty in the Belgian Congo. Williams and his wife Margaret Cabelle of Los Angeles toured the United States and Canada on Ed Sullivan and TV programs, later appearing in King Solomon's Mines. Immigration officials questioned the apparent Congo prince after the Belgian consul general sought an official contact. Williams disclosed details to officials and then to newsmen.

Edn Kranuibuu Onaga Belgian Congo Fred Williams East St. Louis Fred St. Louis Los Angeles Margaret Cabelle United States Canada Ed Sullivan King Solomon’s Mines Williams

Legal challenge to cemetery burial rules in Jamestown

Sunset Hill and Lake View Cemeteries contest New York Cemetery Board authority over rules requiring permanent outer containers for burials. They argue the 1949 board created policy, aimed at preventing grave sinking from wooden boxes, imposes undue constraint and seeks a venue change to New York County for reconsideration.

Commissioner of Health Secretary of State Sunset Hill Lake View Cemetery Supreme Court Cemetery Board Erie County Chautauqua County New York County N. Y Jamestown New York State Cemetery Board Sunset Hill Cemetery Association Lake View

How Smart Are You A Readable Quiz On Current Events

A reader quiz tests knowledge of the vernal equinox Ford leadership state with largest Black population rural road types and tax revenue sources plus questions on Senator McCarthy party and child schooling status.

Ford Motor Co Spn Henry Ford Georgi New York Mississippi Texas Virginia McCarthy

Prices for beaver pelts in colonial times discussed

Voice of the People notes beaver rappers disappointed by spring pelts prices. It cites the Holland Land Company history stating fur traders bought 6401 beavers and 1085 otters in 1630 across Pennsylvania and New York at about four dollars each, with one dollar then equal to a unit of money. The Holland Land Co purchased 1,800,000 acres in Pennsylvania alone.

Holland Land Company Holland Pennsylvania New York Holland Land Co

Three Americans Die as Marine Helicopter Crashes Near Yokohama

A U S Marine helicopter crashed on a field north of Yokohama today killing three Americans. A Japanese eyewitness said a rotor blade shattered before the craft plummeted and exploded on impact. Victims' names were withheld.

Yokohama Here

Union Asks Boycott of Struck Stores

The AFL Pittsburgh Central Labor Union urged 200000 district AFL members and families to join an all-out boycott of five struck department stores. A packed delegates meeting backed a broad economic pressure plan to hasten a settlement of the 112 day old strike begun on November 21. About 12 AFL unions are involved in the strike over wages, working conditions and welfare benefits. Stores stay open but truck deliveries are halted. The program seeks CIO and union support from several major unions including United Steelworkers and United Auto Workers.

Associated Press Pittsburgh AFL Pittsburgh Central Labor Union CSO CIO United Steelworkers CIO United Auto Workers OTO International Union of Electrical Workers Railroad Brotherhoods and United Mine Workers District 5

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DEM Gordon Brynolison Cory Hospital Lundy Texaco North Center Street MOORE East Main Street Barber Shears Barney's Firestone Store South Center St Corry, Pa Colliers Radio & TV Service North Center Gold Room Leoul CO Sylvania Sylvania TV Sylvania TV Photo Power Goody Sea Ee W. F. Rickers Allen St Eere Corry Savings and Loan
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