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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1951
Page
4
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette opinion argues the Senate again rejected Governor Fine’s personal income tax, plans a December 10 recess allowing a return after the election. It urges the House to back a recess to reassess the budget and pursue a viable tax proposal.
A reader quiz asks ten questions about public figures, history, and notable events. It notes memory improving with a monthly average and directs to the Classified Page for answers. The questions include a radio mayor, Ellen Mackay’s spouse, FBI department, Edward Payson Weston’s fame, retinal imprint after death, New England states, 1909 collision names, a former senator buried at Louisiana’s capitol grounds, Napoleon II’s relation to Napoleon I, and Annette Kellerman’s prominence.
Local items cover Mrs. Al zora Warner earning a Pitt Bachelor of Science in Education while her daughter also graduates from Pitt. Captain Jack Spiesman earns a promotion at Biggs AFB El Paso. Town residents relocate to Jamestown and other family moves. Road and school bus law tweaks, gas well news in Renovo and Carter Hill. Community notes include crime chatter, pilots, art and theater notices, and the Gary Day sale wrap up.
Joseph Edward Rick died from injuries suffered in a July fall from a cherry tree at his home. He had been hospitalized since July 8 and passed away at St Vincent's Hospital. Surviving are his wife Margareth, two daughters Mrs John Lukes and Mrs Emil Kuffer, a son William, two grandchildren, a sister Mrs Leo Wehrle, and a brother Frederick Rick.
Babson argues men in 2000 corporations face heart disease, urging annual physical audits for top executives and supervised paid vacations at restful spots. He promotes preventive tests like electrocardiograms, flicker tests, and blood analyses to flag trouble early and avert losses to families, labor relations, and stockholders.
A 12 member committee will meet at the Municipal Building to organize a relief fund for the coming year. A frost was observed this morning, the second of the season. An accident near Youngsville left a man with a fractured finger and cuts to the head. Dr. Gerald Wood leaves for Providence to join Rhode Island Hospital clinic. Street crews repair crosswork at West South Street and Center Street. Max Heenes of Mutual Telephone is home with injuries after a fall from a spoke cap. YMCA Northwest district secretary M Hengst reported a gash to the leg sustained while working.
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