Tobacco topic frames 1960s tax debate in Corry Journal
The Corry Journal discusses tobacco as a durable crop and public policy. It notes Governor Lawrence proposing a one cent per pack cigarette tax increase to six cents, claims record profits for tobacco companies in 1964, and references a booklet titled Tobacco 8 Vilal U8 illustrating industry views and health concerns.
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Corry area pushes to lure new industry and is warned on dog licenses
The Corry area’s industrial group urges new business to move in, with posts distributing information while local officials brace for spring drills. Elsewhere, Erie and Crawford counties prepare civil defense evacuations, health dog licensing enforcement expands, a 1280 cow dairy barn plans emerge near Wattsburg, and local residents like Beatrice Bensink take college roles.
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Corry post office focus of costs and delays across street
The Corry Post Office opened in 1915 at a total cost of 118000 while the First Methodist Church adds across the street. The Corry Journal recalls earlier Congress appropriations from 1908 to 1913 totaling 183000 for site and building. Posts, schedules, and local figures are noted amid sidewalk concerns and city project comparisons.
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Corry Area student nominated for national English awards
Michael J H McLaughlin of Corry Area High School is nominated for the National Council of Teachers of English annual achievement awards recognizing outstanding high school students in English. Robert Tunnel Jr wins the Edward M Chase peace prize at Dartmouth College for an essay on world peace. David Louis Cook of R D 4 Jorry earns a diploma from International Correspondence Schools in Beranton for a public accounting course.
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North East Girl Hurt In Fall
Debora Nothum of North East was critically injured playing in a hay loft when she fell down a hay chute on a farm owned by R. D. 3 North East. She suffered a fractured skull as her father Merle Nothum completed chores while the owner was hospitalized.
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Tractor overturns kill teen in Bedford area
A tractor overturned on a farm near Claysburg, killing 15 year old Carl Darrell Dively of nearby Claysburg. The incident occurred yesterday on his father's farm in Bedford County.
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Corry News Highlights From May Day Week
President Roosevelt urged coal negotiators to resolve the Appalachian dispute amid a looming shortage. Corry Civic Orchestra opened National Music Week with a varied program under Lionel V Thorogood at the Senior High School. The Corry School District says home economics cannot be revived in the 1999 40 term following a club request.
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Fuel ban on new gas connections expected to lift soon
Local residents planning summer home construction welcome news as the fuel administration signals an upcoming lifting of the ban on connecting new houses to natural gas mains. Lieut Milton Brown, recently back from service, sailed today from New York aboard the U S Transport Gen Goethals.
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Mayor Calls Rigid Enforcement Of Auto Laws Citywide
Mayor Alexander announced a public warning to all motorists that every city ordinance and law on automobile operation will be rigidly enforced. Charles Pain was elected secretary of the Stanford Hose Company last evening to succeed Wallace Cogswell.
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Erie Man Faces Deportation Over Past Crimes
Erie resident Joseph Scutella, 68, faces possible deportation with a hearing set for 1 p.m. Wednesday in Pittsburgh. Records show 1958 guilty pleas for two morals charges involving children, a 1911 guilty plea for assault with intent to kill in Smethport, and a prison term. Attorney Edward Petrillo seeks sentence modification and a non-use recommendation in county court.
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