Corry Journal Publishes Local and National Trade Notes
The Corry Journal reports on US and foreign trade policy debates, noting Senate anti trust inquiries, the Welb Pom era ne, and Randell Commission tax recommendations. It covers corporate tax relief for investments abroad, exceptions for Western Hemisphere firms, and tax revision developments affecting international business.
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U. S
Dbromil
Cijiintra
Citizays
Sepite Banklie Committee
Senate
Cattelsi Inter Ts
Atrlist
Randell Commission
Hemisphere
United States
House
Trade law overhaul proposals from anti trust panel
Senate subcommittee studies new agency to grant limited exemptions from anti-trust laws for private foreign investment arrangements. The Commerce Department and State Department seek congressional clarification of foreign trade rules. The President's Foreign Economic Policy Commission urged tax relief fast amortization and guarantees to spur U S capital in world trade.
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Congress
Senate
Harley M. Kilgore
D-W
U.S. Department of Commerce
County Agent Predicts Strong Erie County Crop Year
County Agent Harry Poorbaugh said Erie County farmers can expect a better year in 1955, with most crops showing strong yields despite some late-season issues. He noted the USDA’s projection of 1955 being among the top harvest years and highlighted grapes as a key money maker.
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Erie County
Harry Poorbinch
Poorbaugh
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Poortauch
Yesterday's Memories of Corry and area notes
Reports from Erie indicate two Corry youths injured in a motor vehicle crash with trampling and equipment damage described. Hospital officials note improved condition for the youths while Alfred Aikens and Kenneth Kirch suffer serious injuries. The frost and storm response affect civic projects and local fairs prospects. The piece also mentions a declining number of married men and a general aging population trend.
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Haniot
Erie
Malta
Kenneth Kirch
Alfred Aikens
Boost County Workers Pay Hike Backed by Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors approved a pay boost for county workers, including a straight percent increase and a $100 rise for certain roles, effective January. The plan, proposed by County Auditor Nevkets and supported by County Judge and staff, also revises the prior raise schedule and calls for a public hearing at 1 am on October 14 at the courthouse in Mayville to discuss the measure.
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Board of Supervisors
Ce Nevkets
Gal
Bhpert
Tne
Saitec
Tne Courshouse
Mayville
Death of E Clark Heliker 62 in Spartansburg area
E Clark Heliker, 62, of Spartansburg died Saturday at Veterans Hospital Ereufter after extended illness. Born February 19, 1893, he married Cyraniy Stearns Besidus on June 20, 1992 and leaves wife, three sons Gerald, Lester, and Leynard, one sister S Flossie Morns, one brother Martin Heliker, and grandchildren. Funeral services at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev Melveen officiating. burial in Hose Hill Cemetery.
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E. Clark Heliker
Spartansburg
Clark Heliker
A. D
Spettanshire
Veterans Hospital
Ereufter
Elwin
Dill Dalley Heliker
Cyraniy
Lester Heliker
Titus and Leyrard Hel
Spurlinsburg
Me Wrester Andchild
Flossie Morns
Titusville
Wrother
Martin Heliker
Spartaneours
Rail
Ube
Torrey and Hays
Sportiusburg
License Appeals Called Tempest Over Local Policy
Last week’s license suspension appeals in Joescourt triggered a heated dispute described by attorney J.S. Jiallante Sr as a tempest. The conflict centered on whether James M. Hildebrant, state highway safety supervisor, should have oversight and why attorney general records were not promptly filed, with Hildebrant criticizing local practice and urging delays to transfer materials to the attorney general’s office.
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Post Office
Carry
James M. Hildebrant
Isteek
Palil Hildebrant
Jiuliante
Hildebrant
Jiallante
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Bureau of Highway Safety
Iol
Supreme Court
How Smart Are You and What Is Your City Budget Question
Puzzle style item questions test current events knowledge with multiple choice prompts. It mentions U S street spending, presidential residences, and numbers about jobs filled in the United States. The piece seems to be a quiz segment from a newspaper classified page.
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Leed
Chrysler Corp
Ricperen
Lafayette Street
Truman
Hoover
Roosevelt
Woodrow
Wilson
Eisenhower
U. S
U.S
Questionable year for state legislatures and home ownership trends
The article asks if very few or half of state legislatures met this year and whether home ownership has increased less, more, or stayed the same for seven years. It then quizzes the authorship of America My Country. It lists many fictional characters set as examples including Peter Pan Hans Brinker Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn.
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America
Country
Stephen Foster
John Howard Payne
Peter Pan
London
Hans Brinker
Holland
Puck
Washington
D. C
Mawatha
Minnehaha
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Resistrar
Xiris
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Cabetina
Sas Weise Tollectert
J. W. Tambitutshay
Suen Grove
Boost County
Pennsylvania
Cady & Collier
Viuliante
Cohen
Jansen
Tobaccos
N. Center St
Beneficial
Alan
Loblaw’s
Plone
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
R&a
Buick
R&h
Ford
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Handyman
Thomas Motors OF Corry. Inc
Pat Batley
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