Tax cuts abroad spark U S fiscal debate in Congress
The article reports on advocates for immediate United States income tax reductions citing tax cuts in Italy France and Canada. It covers House Ways and Means Chairman Reed and a France led plan to curb evasion by tax agency consolidation plus withholding. Comparisons show U S tax burden and revenue composition versus Europe with France relying on indirect taxes and Canada moving toward lower personal rates and a surplus forecast.
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House ‘Ways and Mean Committee
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Arrow injury endangers Kane Boy eye after toy bow mishap
Von Stanley, six, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew L Stanley, suffered a serious eye injury when a boy named Larry Grosch released an arrow from a toy bow after school near Clay Street school. He was treated locally and then sent to Warren General Hospital where specialists sought to save the eye, with vision possibly lost.
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Donald Grosch
Stanley
Charles FE. Cleland
Warren
John J Harris 82 Dies At Corry Home
John J Harris 82 died early yesterday after a three month illness. Born in Ingersoll Canada on April 23 1870 he was a longtime Corry area resident and retired farmer. Survived by wife Nora Pierce Harris two daughters Eva Smith Spartansburg and Lulu Seit Corry two sisters Anna Stowell and Cora Galuska a brother Jay Harris four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Torrey and Hays Spartansburg with Rev John Westley officiating and burial Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. More than half the people of the Netherlands live below sea level says the National Geographic Society.
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John J. Harris
Corry
Ingersoll
Canada
Thomas
Eliga Service Harris
Nora Pierce Harris
Eva Smith
Spartansburg
R. D
Lulu Seit
Anna
Stowell
Ol Clty
Cora Galuska
Oliver
Mich
Jay Harris
Torrey and Hays
Spartansboro
John Westley
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Titusville
Rose Hill Cemetery
Corry News Highlights From 1938 Budget Talk And Local Events
Twenty years ago corry schools faced retrenchment with a proposed netsaving of about fifteen thousand dollars as school officials debated a 1938-34 term economy plan. Orlo A Ewing, from the 1933 Corry High School class, won a four year scholarship valued at thirteen hundred plus with state wide competition. Junior Robbins, seven, broke an arm in a fall on East South street and was recovering well. A clothing theft raid prompted police to hunt a thief linked to sartorial crimes in Corry.
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Dorry Evening Journal
the Post Office
Corry
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Orlo A. Ewing
Corry High School
Junior Robbins
Manley Robbins
East South Street
Burglary at East Wayne Street Home Reported
A visitor entered the home of Ray Green on East Wayne Street yesterday afternoon using a skeleton key. Items taken include two suits, eight shirts, a tuxedo, a top coat, and two hats. A separate garage fire damaged the rear of Charles Kired’s house on West Washington Street last night near the Saraceno hot.
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Ray Green
East Wayne Atreet
Mrs. Green
Charles
Kired
Washington Street
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