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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1950

Page

4

FDIC Insurance Fund Holds Steady Amid Bank Losses and Reforms

The FDIC reports insured banks total deposits about 18,440 billion with annual assessments near 190 million. Investments add roughly 250 million to the fund, while 15 years of trouble have affected 407 banks, 245 in receivership and 162 merged, with losses to depositors under 2 million. Senate bills seek no rate change but consideration of relief, backed by Fed officials urging further reduction.

Mately Siosses Bilde FDIC Treasury Federal Reserve Banks FIDIC Senate Thomas B. McGabe Board of Governors Federal Reserve System

Budget Board May Use Magic To Hold Tax Rate

Twenty years ago May 9 1990 Corry area education notes report budget pressures as teachers seek higher salaries with other costs. Nursing pageant at Nations Hospital Day on Sunday at Corry Hospital. Mrs. B C Barnes assists. Seven year old Turtle Deuliike injured in swing fall at school, arm fracture near elbow. Antoinette Follies show by Antoinette dance studios staged at Senior High School auditorium. Rehearsals begin for musical romance Once in a Blue Moon by the Dramatic Club at the high school.

Board of Education Nations Hospital Corry Hospital B. C. Barnes Turtle Deuliike Cora Dewink Clymer Antoinette Dance Studios Eric and Corry St. Goward’s Lodge

Man Sells Businesses to Preach Gospel in Pittsburgh

Daniel A. Marta, owner of the National Torch Tip Company, sold his business two years ago and now plans to preach Christ publicly in Memorial Hall Pittsburgh May 28. He will travel to other cities with no collections, saying he will spend what he needs for his work to help his children. He began studying the gospel at age 20 and is now 50.

Pittsburgh Daniel A. Marta Marta National Torch Tip Company Memorial Hall

Pair Draws 12 Year Jail Terms In Erie Burglary Case

Crawford county man George H Keeler Jr was sentenced by Judge Burton R Laub to six to 12 years in Western State Penitentiary for burglary. He admitted a March robbery spree with three others including his sister, targeting gas stations after burglarizing two Crawford county houses. Wesley Nick Glover and Raymond Mumford faced pleas and testimony tied to the case. Keeler linked to two Crawford burglaries and implicated by others in 10 more.

Crawford County Erie Burton R. Laub Western State Penitentiary George H. Keeler Verdon Township Helen Weeler Mason Kearsarge Wesley Nick Glover Keeler Raymond Mumford Erie G Glover

Erie Councilman Sees No Loan For Streets Plan

Erie May 8 Councilman Thomas McCarty outlined a two week old streets repair plan and requested financing by Finance Director Kenneth Momeyer. It was once expected a bank loan up to $200,000 would be needed, but Monday it was learned that the program can be funded through regular city revenues. If a loan is later required it would be very small and Momeyer declined to release details of the funding plan.

Erie Thomas McCarty McCarty Kenneth Momeyer Elby Hall Momeyer

Senate Bill Seeks Raise in Federal Deposit Insurance

Federal insurance of bank deposits could rise from 5000 to 10000 if the Senate passes a bill. House committees will set hearings soon. Since 1933 the insured share has grown to about 96 percent, with only 45 percent of total deposits insured. FDIC has grown its fund to about 9 billion over its years of operation.

Federal Deposit Insurance Federal Insurance Senate House Banking and Currency Committee Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDIC

Abolitionist Leader of Harper's Ferry Execution

A historical quiz item asks for the abolitionist leader executed by hanging to end Harper's Ferry raid before the Civil War, challenging memory of the John Brown case and its impact on U S history.

Harper’s Ferry Paul G Holtman East River Truman Foreign Affairs Acheson OAS Guatemala Dominican Republic Guba U.S

Reopening Planned for Salvation Army Citadel

The Salvation Army citadel on East Washington Street completed extensive improvements including a new ceiling, rewiring, and redecorating. The auditorium events are set for the evenings of May 23 and May 24, with formal reopening scheduled for Monday evening.

Salvation Army East Washington Street Citadel

Council plans full meeting on project finance progress

The record notes that a figure has prepared for several days and will present to the council at the meeting. It indicates potential funding through accelerated income and real estate funds. Collections, per a source, surpass expectations.

Woman Head in Slaying in Waynesburg

In Waynesburg Pennsylvania Charles Lee 64 a coal miner died from gunshot wounds after a Sunday night shooting in a Clarksville club His wife Mabel Lee is to be charged with murder State Police Pvt Harald Russell said Lee was killed yesterday following the shooting

Waynesburg Charles Lee Lee Clarksville Harald Russell Mabel

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