Blizzard (Newspaper) - December 16, 1949, Oil City, Pennsylvania Good Support For Repeal Of Taxes Is Seen BV DOUGLAS B. CORNELL tax uid Truman will gtl two-party support if he repeal of wartime excite In there ii a lot of sentiment on Capitol Hill to knock them off or cut them sharply whether Mr. Truman recommends it or The excise taxes are those you pay on items lite and light Mr. Truman told a newa conference at Key yesterday that treasury and congressional authorities are trying tu determine whether the wartime excise rales can be These the president are considering the whole question of new taxes and balancing the While he re- that it always has been his aim to balance the a question whether he will aslt congress for new es in order to get a Bui Democratic National Chairman William in Key West for talks with the told newsmen he is sure the American people will accept new if Mr. Truman decides they are Key lawmakers have indicated Wrongly that congress is MERCURY DIPS TO SIX ABOVE HERE U.S. Steel Dps Prices M Per Ten Expect Other Top BASIC Of Steel Alto To Boost U S. Sicel hiked it steel prices about a Ion to Other top basic steel pro due ers are expected lo follow Ih congressional are trying Lo not inclined to go along with any request for a lax though it would approve a cut in excise Some excise taxes were on for the first lime during the war and some were They bring in around 000.000 a That doesn't include the laker from laxes on railroad movie night club bills ind a few other Congressional authorities the would lose yar hy soing back lo Ihe excise lax system id effect on Dec. 7. 1911. and corporation and tax law So far they are reported to have reached no lax bills start out in the house ways and means One of iis Lynch reacted this way President Truman's re m arks laics al Key think cly excise If they can't should be reduced at least 50 per cent. I'd favor He a reporter that Vol. 105. No. 175. DEC. 16, 1949 S Suta Blast Wrecks Packing Plant m Temperature Expected To Get Warmer Zero U Reported At Van Weather of Season Hits Area Today a general steel price crease because they say threatens America's economy Senator chairman of Ihe joint congress economic said he the committee lo approve Opening a. probe of big steel's tion after 0'M.ahoncy declared Ihe price raise is unjust will have an inflationary effect on Ihe economic when business leaders should be gling lo the lid on Watching the developments ently in the He'll have to pay more for are the people the he thinks way to Jent said were work with ance Lhc budget is lo cut spending ury The whole has instead of lipping He said been up inlo subcommittees I there ought to be enough cutting studying subjects j io let the make seme personal Income on the national My By ERNEST B. VACCARO Key Truman today made it matter of record I ha I he ind General D wight D. are friends and always have Apparently concerned about stories of Key West that he regards the former army chief of staff as a candidate for the the Presidential Press Secretary Charles G. Ross told president wants it to go on record that he and of if a general price increase How much will such things as No one guesses from Lo Anil will the Increase more wage demands from Ihc CIO United almost Big aelion wasn't a Such action has been ever since the industry ended a 42- day strike Nov. n by to 3ivc monthly ng social and to pay hall coal of a cents per nian welt are U Steel President Benjamin P. the new prices actual and approaching changes in Lhe of And referring to ihe new contract won by Philip declared the Jolly oM man with the beard and little round belly stealing the Christmas from the in ihc The Catholic Review says Aitd ihe official tion of the Catholic of Washington and thinks It's about time Santa Glaus was booted off the Santa has a liv of Ihe Holy often enough 10 the complete exclusion of the latter from any in the minds of dron who learn the but have heard ol the ox and ho says an editorial oday In the Christmas The Oil City residents shivered in the coldest weather of On State Policeman Killed Near Erie Pvt. Delmar Formerly of Dies in Auto Mishap Slale G. 33. who formerly was cd at Ihe Franklin barracks lor a number of was killed today in a car accident on Route M near Eric lo an Associated Press He was returning to Ills home al Meadville when car skidded Clergyman Found Guilty ot Murder Second Degree Murder Verdict U Brought In Rev. Hetenyi Rev. George P. 40-year-old Episcopal waa today of second degree der in the of his Following the discovery of her hody in the river on April 23, he was charged with first The clergyman has maintained he roe County Judge Daniel J. O'Mara rCL Jan. 16 for j The for ond degree murder 29 years are g o o c and always have ing expenses of operation include hitter to re- our new insurance and pension programs become Murray said he had no comment until he the full lisi of price Truman Expected To Shun Act Claim President Will Ignore Southern Coal Suggestion By ERNEST B. VACCARO Key chief labor advisors today he will ignore suggestion or southern coal operators that be use the act. to gel full coal They said the president felt that the three digging mitted by L. coal case national eral Eis friends Ross himself described ihe and said he knew of no intimates with whom the president has discussed ihc of Eisenhower becoming a The House reaction camp after now president of Columbia said he was not a no matter what any one and will not be talked into becoming the president regard a. reported asked Thc said what is in his Uhc president is not talking about It along those Thc discussion took place at news conference at which Ross an- On Puje 5ii) 1'age Operators Fight Back at Lewis A Monroe county Jury returned the after more than hours Thc wont I Traffic Wails Nore Cops steel city's belter commit worried wants more en late f defense of the supply tcr from near Thc of a and by George J. M assigned to traffic Tric action came yesterday Ou Plane With 17 Overdue the National Safety council said has the poorest record of 15 cities with or more Thc M traffic deaths here in 191S. blamed the high loll on poor enforcement of traffic And they added that Mr. T as displeased by announcement the coal move before receipt here of the seven page ier asking presidential A signed by Joseph when ihe president Of ihe Southern was signed last pincers lo use the ley act or prosecute the United chief on I ir said that if Ihe law not cover the abbreviated work week that Lewis is Mr. Truman ask con- gress for legislation covering Ihe A daily confidante of the Ucnt had nol ihe but that he probably would label it as propaganda in view of advance k now ledge This unquotable by Truman was no disposed toward Lewis liian is toward the act for he ask in his stale of the union to Al the same he and hit an Death was to a crushed state patrolmen at the In the top is A general view of the Swift plant Sioux which was partially by a terrific banacks where he was on duty said he lo get help after the crash and collapsed an Ihe body vaf hy a Williams was stationed at he Lawrence park He was garage Inspector the state police barracks for n number of He was trans- erred to Meadville in 1547 and Tom there to Lawrence He was known lo many in this Surviving are a widow and thre Hard Coal Talks Resumed Today New coa operators and Ih Mine Workers continue con tract talks today amid Indication some gains are being mad toward ironing disputed of yesterday Thomas and Edward Or I re- i jn ofi dipped to a new season low of six degrees above Al ihe coldest reading the was re- corded early this morning while Hampton Station of the United Natural Gas Co. ed two and Mineral near one The low Here wai recorded at 6 and 7 a. m. The mercury moved up to 7 degrees at 9 12 at 10; 10 at 11 and 22 at Tho weather bureau added a cheerful note to Ihe cold spell by forecasting tomorrow will bring rising Ing tonight between 15 and 3) The cold weather today hit more than Oil Elsewhere the near zero tures Washi n 510 coal op- craters fought back al John L. Lewis today for forcing a rfay work on them wh winter fuel demands arc at a of a full-scale Christmas hy soft roal miners became a definite as a 6C the op- plosion Chief Charles Kuhl the explosion by Sixteen were killed and more than 100 lhat In the lower a body of a. hanging from a girder by his left had been can as rescue in of 5tory Hissing Girl FHA Puts Into Scout Found Effect New Rule above was reported and It was above at Franklin re- a low was 3_4 The weather bureau eaid ay will partly windy nd warmer and the milder r will end In rain or snow The low in Oil Cily his morning marked a. drop of 16 from yesterday's high of 22. The latter reading was recorded at U o'clock In the The mercury slipped to 10 at mid- dipped to S at three o'clock continued down to T at 5 a. m. before reaching Ihc low level of 3U next A. government er observer at said tha the paat 24 hours ranged between 55 and 7 degrees the past 21 The Ing came nt T a. m. No rain fell he and Ihc river's stage thla morning was 6.52 feel and Circuit Dies Today Judge John of the third U. S. cuit court of appeals died of a heart attack morning at home in suburban Mt. Judge 55. was he was preparing to leave for Allegheny County Commissioner John who Judge O'Connell's judicial Reports that the industry might he shut down ncsi Monday were by both because of Ihe sire to earn as much for the Christmas Several moves by major tors lhal formerly successful hna failed thus far lo pay operators asked President Truman to slop the ab- work 5chcdulc with a act They argued it is a partial strike and a threat lo the national with operators than he 1 for and Mr. Like the idea coal a lp him as a getting publicity their can count on ly placed aide 'The be Ills vacation rearing nn Truman had In store surely day al the He had a con fere ncr V with Democratic Rests in Hospital After Being Missing 4 Days in Wilderness A plucky Scout who had in a wilderness cabin the I for her Will Not Insure Loan Where Restrictive Covenant is Made By Feb. Ii the second straight 1 bolh sides noted progress Ihc which center mainly on Ihc demand for a daily wage hike from 514.05 lo and for increases in contributions lo the union welfare i The union wan la employers to approximately ihc present of 20 cents per ton I UMW Chief John L. Lewis public servant and a good man ed away from yesterday's talks he slill was believed in He was a 15 Federal Housing German Parliament Breaks Up in Uproar Must Get Early Start New Year's resting lodny in A warm hospital s lion puts into effect its new the j Io celebrate Ne Folks who Year's eve in lha man who jami flew tack Thc asked Mr. to take steps to prosecute Lewis and the United Mine ers for violating the laws this I A physician siid Ruth A by explanation Aberie of lo noui a day her family for Ihe holidays Her has a Christmas present lo this on restrictive Ii time in a of the German broke up in an uproar today She charges lhat Chancellor Li a cnt and needed jt no summed up i rest re- tence after the rf have I lowing r a- obtained jn Imposing the three-day They said if laws don't cover labor Mr. Truman should ask when it venes next lo adopt new j Mexico Mexican plane 17 passengers State Home Faror Cape Cod Cottage The plane left here at a. m for by way of Thc lot on which Che house is il should have home may be will be larger Ihan for pre- at 6'30 a ro hut in Pennsylvania It was reported near Cod is thc Small lead in room It will Two In Co n n c 1 T youths first and burrs when T up in a pickup truck in were Warren nr i 17, both ol were treated In a They were on the way at A strip mine Tho cause of the at been yot last T never 3 I'd he n hank if thr loan buy n hoj The search had been most of the western Tumult broke out on the floor when Communist mann Record of a German plan by German and taverns belter start a earlier this The big night comes on The stale liquor board his ruled bars will close at as Tavern said they'll head with full parly Private and lies no. be by his 50 north or Veracruz on the home ir il were the German or people puppet for n in Ihc This year off in 48 of loans for Al thU. lo Ai rar a angry an parliament Dr. and or a the be or rented lo continued 5houtin-l uproar Tor several he Trom Ihc pirl harl from i of cutting Irers half a the mountain of Rulh had and rood in the snow ed On t Gulf al a. m. The typical Pennsylvania home Tor ISM will be a coding with no dining room about anil a smaller Ihc sylvania Realtors association said The 1MO home w LL pick from according to Oscar B. I A survey made in cooperation with Ihe National Association of Real Boards showed thit the preferred home will have a side porch and a Where to hang things be no Ihe new home contain more closel the survey Piaster continue lo be Ihc In- volume of sales on new houses U holding steady In well over hair of the still is advancing in 20 per cenL the large have the est In about of the largest there has teen no and more thin show a definite up Improves in Pittsburgh Improved points laffi U. S. By TAP Affairs Thc mystery oT ihc voluntary exile in America of Ivan The of Pittsburgh at 175.T world Yugoslav 7cr of Ihc 19.15-39 ae who been diplomatic AT THE HOSPITAL Kirk W. Third Colbert Mrs. Carl R. 2 Donald Helen Thomas D. 2 Suzanne 103 101 Robert 12.j Oak J. B. 307 Joseph 127 Mrs. Edward 507 Moran Theresa Lucinda Thomas Woodland A son At p. Thursday tc wilh 163.5 the with an recent within a few Ihe lo return What Ihe wanl with an who w opposed tol and i j In order net the full A m- ehal has ceased lo hr a production pot credit for the Mills operated The dynamic who now per of practical Is head of the L' rate in Syracuse came dollar to New York city and we got in Pittsburgh department for Ihe four ended 10 were 10 per 1913, together for a. talh in which he has been frequent most of Tito's move you must This striking Is the bearded of the who always battled for Indeed widely known In his country a. patriot before he achieved fame as a m token of which he was thrown in- On day lo Mr. Mrs. Carl R. D. 2. Terse The guy who's loo Apologetic to
