New supply of State Tax Exemption Forms at The Journal
City and vicinity items note a public hearing in Franklin on Raymond J Johnson’s application to operate as a common carrier for various materials from Franklin to Butler, Erie and DuBois. Protests filed. stores announce Wednesday afternoon closings. multiple local notices cover arrests, injuries, and community events across Erie and Ridgway areas.
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Franklin
Raymond J Johnson
Public Utility Commission
Johnson
Pranklin
Butler
Erle
DuBois
Tibetan Lama Nearing India
The Tibetan spiritual leader is treated as an honored guest by India. Nehru says India recognizes him as spiritual leader but will not allow a government in exile. India seeks a balance among security, Tibetan sympathy, and relations with China while Peiping announces the Panchen Lama will attend the National People’s Congress in April.
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Stual
Nehru
Red China
India
Tibet
Peiping
Panchen Lama
Dalai Lama
National Peoples’ Congress
Hospital Report From Towam Summary Admits and Discharges
Admission notes list Kenneth Harsten and several others at Corry Memorial Hospital on Saturday. Discharges include Lester Cline and Mrs. John Hunter among a string of names and addresses. The report records multiple patients, ages, and hometowns, with additional entries for local residents and a blood drive date.
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Lester Cline
John Hunter
Clynus Teresa
Wahler Conant
Washington Street
Gladys McCloskey
Nonth Center Street
Cleon Burrows
Paul Lyle
Nelson Phoumposs
Robert
Marvin Carliou
Bnet Pleasail Street
Arrest of Roosevelt's Son for Drunk Driving
FDR's son William or Franklin Roosevelt Jr was charged with drunk driving after police found him slumped over a parked car. He was arrested Saturday and released on a $30 bond pending evaluation before Judge Ben Fox tomorrow at the Place.
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Tilloll Roosevelt
I Gene Ol
Bewakling D. Roosevilt
Ben Fox
Roosevelt
Stockholders face April proxy meetings reshaping corporate control
New York AP report notes rising tensions as stockholders prepare for annual meetings and proxy fights across major firms. Shareholders weigh votes, with Amwvieun Telephione Tele graph leading expectations of high turnout around key corporate maneuvers.
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YORK
Landarte
Amerie
Anil
Mewlines
Tsing Jeofits
Ant
Moet Stackhelius Leonan
Parl Voy
Hina
Tall Hut
Vols
Amwvieun Telephione & Telegraph
Sil
New York
Stockholders meet to approve split and dividend boost
The company plans a stock split of 1 for 1 and a 1 percent dividend raise as directors recommend. Attendance data show AT and T and others holding meetings, with major firms like Blanchard Oil and General Electric reporting significant ownership and recent meetings. The New York Stock Exchange notes widespread activity, with Armory meetings and a busy calendar across April including 20 meetings on April 14 and five on April 21.
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AT & T
Blanchard Oil
New York Stock Exchange
Veoh Wiis
Bouleheny Steel
Shiek Wow
Armory
Pennsylvania Beting Referendum Push Faces Ballot Timing
Harrisburg AP reports legislators press for a statewide betting referendum while continuing to debate a parimutuel horse wager proposal. Rep Maxwell and supporters argue for a May 19 primary ballot, against timing concerns raised by Elections Bureau officials who worry about printing and ballot changes delaying a May vote.
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Rey Stephen McCanin
Bette
Dem Leaders Urge Spending Increases To Spur Economy
Democratic Advisory Council urges Congress to push a broad spending program to boost employment, housing, slum clearance, and school construction, faulting Republican indifference to job seekers. The 27-member group, including Truman and Stevenson, signals to Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn to move on economic aid after Easter recess. A private study warns a five year path before a tax cut possible unless full employment is reached. The Eckstein report for the Committee for Economic Development weighs budget prospects through 1968 and potential surplus timing. Governor Lawrences pledge to sign the bill if it reaches his desk is noted as a key factor.
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Was Hingrun
Democratic Advisory Council
Congress
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Conveit
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Paul Butler
Lyndon B. Jonson
House
Sam Rayburn
Otto Eckstein
Harvard
Committee For Economic Development
Hal Boyle Americana Bits of wit and wonder
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle shares quips on Lord Nelson seasickness a 20 billion annual US crime toll and the right to know. Jokes about dieting speed in crashes car turnover laundry habits newspapers motels and quotes from Cyril Connolly Masefield and Lassie.
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New York
Nelson
Britain
United States
Ake
Walter Slezak
Vermont
Diplomat
Cyril Connolly
Arthur Murray
Hollywood Spy
Lassie
John Wayne
Edgar Wallace
Wallace
Scotland
England
John Masefield
Coal strike ends after two week Tokyo miners settle raise
A two week coal strike involving 165000 miners in Tokyo ended with a compromise. Miners sought a monthly raise of 5.55 dollars but accepted 1.67. Wages before the strike averaged 6.66 dollars per month. Production fell about 70 percent, roughly 1,610,000 tons.
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Tokyo
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