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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1956

Page

4

Corry Journal Sifts Tax Tricks Cancer Hope And Military Rings

A Corry Pa newspaper page reprints opinions on profits havens tax risks and foreign income. It cites cancer statistics from the American Cancer Society urging early detection and treatment. The piece also notes President Eisenhower’s use of the phrase numbers racket to criticize military budget battles.

United States Profit Sanctuary Corportions Ntg Rae Cancer Society Iae Eisenhower Dnce-As- Army Armed Services

Plan Landfill Operations To Address County Waste

Officials from several townships and county lenders will form a steering committee at tonight’s meeting to plan sanitary landfill sites. A county survey by a sanitary engineer may follow, aimed at eliminating trash problems for Erie townships and the city, with cooperation from Wesleyville Lawrence Park Harborcreek Millcreek and Fairview officials.

Jalhkettye Ev— Eral Willian Lamburype Talested Erie Glaycee Wesleyville Lawrence Park Harborcreex

Corry tax dispute and district meeting details

Yesterday's Memories of Corry reports taxpayers plan to attend a Board of Education meeting to protest a proposed tax levy increase while a Ziesenheim act could cut up to three mills. Elks from NW Pennsylvania will gather for the Northwest District Association meeting in Corry, with about 500 visitors expected. An Elks event center at the Country Club is reserved. A 9 year old boy escaped injury after a struck-by-vehicle incident at the intersection of Bond and North Center streets, taken to a physician for evaluation with no serious injuries.

Board of Education Elks Pennsylvania Northwest District Association Country Club End G. T. Beteman Bomid and Nort Center Streets

Property owners move to beautify City Park area

A 1916 report says a committee from the Board of Commerce and Industry notes a movement among City Park neighbors to beautify and improve park property. Stephen Brooks buys a building lot on East Pleasant Street and plans a modern bungalow soon. Pleasant Street paving bids to be advertised as West Wayne project advances.

Board of Commerce and Industry Stephen Brooks Ts J. C. Dart East Pleasant Street Pleasant West Wayne

History of the Holland Tulips and festival note

A reader sent a Tulip history from Holland, tracing imports from Asia and the Mediterranean, notes on area measurements, and the 17th century fashion bloom. It mentions Haarlem as a bulb center, price declines in 1937, and government measures amid bankruptcies, plus a signoff with an address.

Holland Clymer Europe Asia Mediterranean France Netherlands Haarlem Haanevis

Responsibility Theme For Sparta Grads

Four minor speakers at Sparta High School Commencement next Tuesday focus on responsibility to self, country, community, and God. Valedictorian Eleanor Fairchild addresses what we owe to country, Salutatorian Frances Hamrick speaks on duty to community, while Robert Sherman of Allegheny College delivers the main address on self. The event includes invocation, benediction, and diplomas presented by school leaders. honors include Charles Tibbs, and a School Key to Jane Kins. The senior class roster lists graduates.

Spartanskins High School Robert Sherman Meadville Allegheny College Eleanor” Fairchild J Frances Hamrick DeForrest Tennies Roland Pittiam Richard L. Witmer Board of Educatio Larry ‘Woolridge Charles ‘Tubbs Cine Jane Kins Picemene Joseph Emanuels Barbara Fish J. G. DeSanti Donald Rott

Probe Sought Into Health Conditions At Area School

Health officer urged to investigate sanitary conditions at Enterprise School in Southwest Township where about 60 children in grades one through four attend. Parents at a PTA meeting reported dirty outhouses, a faulty drinking fountain, unwashed walls, and rotten stairs, claiming children are exposed to filth and vermin.

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