Big Government Trend and Police Education Highlight Corry Notes
The Corry Journal outlines congressional moves toward decentralization with a three per cent tax credit on the federal telephone tax to states for vocational education and sewage projects, plus a one per cent nationwide share. It details a joint committee's plan, Treasury endorsement, and state-by-state revenue impacts. Also covered is police education expansion, citing Michigan State University and the FBI Academy as early models, amid broader calls for professionalization in law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Fer
Congress
Eisenhower
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Lane Dwinell
New Hampshire
Joint Federal State Action Committee
Department of Public Safety
Michigan State University
National Academy
Federal Bureau of Education
New York Police
Hitler Seeks Sudeten Czechoslovakia Ultimatum
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler presented Neville Chamberlain with an uncompromising demand for the cession of the Sudeten area of Czechoslovakia framed as nearly an ultimatum. Corry logged its coldest fall weather in memory with a 36 degree low and 56 at 11 am. A bundle of women’s clothing found by Wheelock Creek four miles north of the city prompted fears of foul play and an emergency police call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Sundeten
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Corry
Wheelock Creek
Findley Lake Road
School principals named for Torry district rebuild
Forty years ago on September 17 1918 Superintendent Naegle of the Torry school district appointed principals for the different buildings last night. The picks include Goncord Mrs Harriet Bonsteel Hatch Miss Elizabeth Rammey Washington Mrs Eleanor Griswold and Fulrview Miss Carrie Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naegle
Torry
Goncord
Harriet Bonsteel
Hatch
Elizabeth Rammey
Washington
Eleanor Griswold
Fulrview
Carrie Wheeler
Erie Police Seek Attacker After Teen Assault
Erie police are seeking a male suspect about 18 who allegedly dragged a 15 year old girl into a nearby garage around 12 15 am Monday and warned her not to shout. The girl was examined by a doctor after the incident.
McGonigle Pledges Action On Speeding If Elected
Republican candidate McGonigle vowed to push legislation to slow speeders and improve highway safety. He said accidents stem from excessive speed and would appoint engineers to work with the Bureau of Highway Safety and the state highways department. He also backed a state highway planning commission to ensure safety in future roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartusburg
Apwyir T. McGonigle
McGonigle
Williamsport
Bycoming
Bureau of Highway Safety
Bureau
State Department of Highways
State Highway Planning Commission
Reading
Gulf of Co
Republican Finance Committee
Fake Card Passer Faces Second Charge
Clarence Culbertson, 50, was bound over to court after a fraudulent conversion charge related to selling fake union membership cards. He allegedly tried to sell one card for 75 dollars and promised a job, with an extra ten dollars due upon work. A second man, Harry Robert Beatty, reported paying 835 dollars for a job promise and authorized a fresh charge against Culbertson. The suspect is described as about five feet eight inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchie Calabrese
Clarence Culbertson
Erle
Harry Robert Beatty
Culbertson
Beatly
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Hal Boyle
Damascus
Jude
Saul
Erftsmnon
Saul of
Tarsus
Raymond
St. Paul
Frank B. Livermore
Gerty
Barberton
Ohio
Medical Corps
U.S. Army
Camp Greenleaf
Fort Oglethorpe
Atent
Canada
Philippines
Peru
Vietnam
Turkey
Erie Police
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
CSCO
Patterson-Sargent
Chase & Sanborn
N. B. C. Oreo Sandwich
Corry‘s Finest
Campbell's Pork & Beans
Isle O
Corry’s Finest
Roessler
Pascal Celery
U. S
Calif
Pillsbury
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