City lines eyed for tax cuts as Corry weighs aid
Twenty years ago in March 1933 Corry officials debated trimming property valuations at the triennial assessment to help the Corry School District gain state aid, while the Taxpayers' Union urged rate cuts on electric light, paper, telephone and utilities. John Lyons, 83, died at his sister's home on Mott Street after a long illness.
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Tee
Corry
Board of Education
Corry Taxpayers’Union
Council
John Lyons
Ms. J. D. Murray
Mott Street
Readers Club Elects Mrs Love President
Mrs B E Love was named president of the Readers Club at the weekly meeting held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs C F Cronin on North Center Street. The item also notes varied regional topics and community notices from Rotary Club to local business and state events.
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B. E. Love
C. F.cronin
North Center Street
United States
Great Britain
J. J. Desmond
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Europe
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Corry News Briefs Reflect Local Changes and Incidents
Rambles note club patronage drop and tavern shifts in Corry with fewer patrons and rising canning automation. Clymer to lose postmaster. George Christensen resigns to join Christensen Motors. Grange interest in Washington Street school sale and possible hall. plans for joint junior senior campus. Public schools teacher cited for poor example by refusal to vote. Navy event features Norman Holton aboard USS Beale. Teens runaways returned. Center Street parking disputes. trees slated for removal. TV fan’s oven fire disrupts dinner. Easter and Constantine reference to Easter timing. Service member death rumors denied. local home purchases mark anniversaries. Rev. Gilbert Boyd mentioned in ending.
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Clymer
George Christensen
Christensen Motors
West Washington Street
Corry Grange
Washington Street
Washington
Fairview
Norman P. Holton
Clas Ubn
Navy
Caribbean
Beale
William and Mary Line
Ritz
First Ward
Center Street
Archie Akan
B.D. 1
Corry
North East
Constantine
A. D
James Sinare
North Center Atreed
Kolstec
West Columbus Avenue
Gilbert Boyd
Longtime pastor moves to Wisconsin. barber retires
After many years as pastor of the Presbyterian Church, the Rev. who has been minister at Kendallville Indiana moves to Wauwatosa Wisconsin to co-pastor a church there. Henry Decker, longtime North Center street barber, retires after more than a decade in the trade and sells his shop to V. O. Gibbs who has operated a barber shop on West South street.
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Chautauqua Lake
New York State
Chautauqua Institution
Restorn Plaza
Chautauqua
Bruce Bilsworth
East Irving Street
Joan Elizabeth
St. Patrick’s
Son
Penn State
Lawrence A. Lindstrom
R. D
Tiaw
US Authority
L. Graham
Dallas Smiley
Corry
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Outletoid
Presbyterian Church
Kendallville
Ind
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry Decker
North Center Street
V. O. Gibbs
West South Street
Jamestown Man Held in Theft Raises Bond
Two Jamestown men faced charges in a car theft case from the Frank B. Smith Motor Company. Merle M. Frederic pleaded guilty to petit larceny and awaits sentencing on April 1. George E. Talbot was released on property bond and set for examination on first degree larceny and third degree burglary. Frederick, connected to Gordon Wheeler and James R. Bowman, was arrested in Phoenix with the stolen car and is accused of stealing $300 from Talbot, his former boss at a Jamestown printing shop.
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Jamestown
Strand Sireeny
George E. Talbot
Putig
Samuel B. Edson
Talbot
Jawai Irlat
Merle &. Frederic
Edson
Frank B. Smith Motor Company
Frederick
Gordon Wheeler
James R. Bowman
Phoenix
Artz
End of RFC? Reconstruction Finance Corporation fate debated
Republican control of Congress and a push to remove government from private business threaten RFC survival. A liquidation would free an estimated 1.168 billion to help balance the budget, while a Byrd bill proposes starting RFC dissolution next January 1. The RFC dates to 1932, born from Hoover and expanded under Roosevelt, with loans to banks and relief to states, now facing possible abolition amid reorganization talks.
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Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Treasury
Len Byrd
Senate
Byrd
Hoover
Roosevelt
How Smart Are You Classified Puzzle Prompts
A trivia style prompt asks readers to rate memory and monthly averages by answering ten questions. Topics include senator Tost, sponge classification, grimt and groan contest, claustrophobia, spring event, symphony versus military band, Nicot’s introducer of tobacco, dragonflies, linoleum origin, and an anamemeter.
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United States
Tost
Dean Nicot
Dip
Jomat
France
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Italian-American Association
Stranahan
Happy Gang
Chuck Fern and
Aeacs 2 Consumer Discount CO
Holy Thy
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