Planners urge tax slash and big spending spur
Washington May 2 AP head of the National Planning assn urged a four billion dollar increase in government spending and a seven to eight billion dollar tax cut. He spoke at a House Banking committee hearing amid recession fears and warned against timid action. Senate leaders predicted unemployment relief bills would advance. Grange leader urged public works programs to create off the farm jobs and boost markets. A Vital Statistics official noted a fall in marriages, though causation remained debated.
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Eisenhowers Cancel Gettysburg Visit for Weather
President and Mrs. Eisenhower canceled plans to spend tomorrow at Gettysburg Pennsylvania due to an unfavorable weather forecast. They will remain in Washington and instead plan a Sunday drive to Stratford Virginia, ancestral home of General Robert E. Lee, to tour Lee Mansion attend a luncheon and memorial services with Secretary Weeks as principal speaker.
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Nolled cases in Fairfield court for Gambino and Tarinelli
The City court under Judge Louis Stein dismissed the cases against Joseph William Gambino and John A Tarinelli, both Fairfield residents, who had been arrested after a fight at Main Street and East Washington Avenue. The arrests were made around 12:05 a.m. yesterday by Patrolman Morris Alexander and the proceedings were closed with nolles today.
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Fairfield
John A. Tarinelli
Toilsome Hill Road
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