Divorce Granted at Erie County Court
A divorce decree was granted at the Erie County courthouse separating George W. Titus of Fort Monmouth New Jersey from Razer Titus of Warren. The same report notes a real estate transfer recorded at the Erie County courthouse and a local man treated for a lacerated forehead after an Ajax Iron Works incident.
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Erie County
George W .Titus
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Razer Titus
Warren
Gordon L. Southwick
Russell A. Mallory
Sherman Street
Corry
Carl Saxman
Union City
Corry Memorial
Saxman
Ajax Iron Works
State Sales Tax Increase Proposed Amid Education Push
Governor outlines seven tax and spending measures including higher teacher salaries, expanded higher education funding, state libraries, a community college program, and loans. Additional financing for the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority brings 1963-64 totals to about 12 million. He opposes a wage tax, favoring expanded sales and excise levies to fund the program.
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Statens
Pennsylvania State University
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvaia
Temple,University
State Council of Higher Education
Pennsylvania Industrial Development
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Area Firemen Struggle To Keep Going
Meadville Crawford County seeks funds for Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department after failed fundraisers and a low turnout. Fire Chief William Youngblood urged a tax rev to support operations as nearby Vernon Center would be six miles away if the department closes. Local officials from Erie and Crawford counties attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Greanwood + Volunteer Fire Department
Crawford County
William ‘Youngblood
Youngblood
Erie County
Erie
Vernon Central
Erie Man Charged in Missouri Money Order Fraud Case
Anthony Patsy, an agent for United States Navigation Co. of New York, allegedly kept about $22 000 from money orders sold on the west side. He pleaded innocent to larceny by employee embezzlement issuing worthless checks fraudulent conversion and false pretense. A hearing is set for April 15 before Alderman Samus A. Rossiter.
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Anthony Fatsy
Westside
Samus A. Rossiter
Rossiter
Patsy
Durable goods lift optimism in early 1940s economy
U S steel industry shows rising orders and February gains. Commerce data indicate durable goods up 3 percent and total factory orders up 2 percent to record highs. Backlog grows for second straight month, signaling potential near term strength despite lack of boom.
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Department of Commerce
Auto
Aerospace Industries
Economic optimism grows as spending expected to rise
Persistent gains in personal income and retail sales fuel cautious optimism. Officials report corporate plans to expand with more plant and equipment spending, while government outlays are expected to rise at federal, state, and local levels, though not enough to fully lift the economy.
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Busi
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Claude L. Littlefield
Tiona
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Texas
Lottie Henry
Warren County Memorial Park
Spartansburg Community Fair Association
Grange Hall
J. Burton
Eric Buell
East Sixth Street
Sandra
Buell
City Council
night @green
Cobbett
Civil Defense Wall
CD Headquarters
Mead Park
Palm Sandy
Park Streek
Mary Gates
Mott Street
Park Street
Hubert Vaughn
North Center Street
Midnieet
Vaughn
Shamokin
Eugene Christine
Northumberland
Pennsylvania Liquor —_ Control Board
Frank Grice
George Gould
Jamestown
Edward H. Fenstermacher
John Stockton
Donald Proper
Tin
Naglo
Roger
Evans
Eade
Joseph J. Marks
Peach St
Room
Erie, Pa
Business Mirror
AP Business News
New York
RAC Esca
Lelie A A
Barney's Firestone
Comet
Holt
Mercury
Weteoi
Mersur
COB «Ar Company
LINS
Adagle
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Oxford
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