Levy on Wages for Income Tax in Erie Area
Deputy Collector P J Gallagher said officials have levied wages of over fifty residents in four counties for unpaid income taxes from 1944 and 1946. He noted many delinquent accounts have been paid in full, but some refuse, prompting wage levies to collect taxes. The two week drive continues with a broader probe of tips from private individuals about tax payments.
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Erie
Internal Revenue Office
P. J. Gallagher
Gallagher
Manny
Pleasantville 10 to Decide on New $70,000 Plant
Pleasantville weighs a major decision that could reshape the borough since the Harmonias well era. The plan calls for Pleasantville Fabrication Co a General Machine Shop subsidiary run by Harry A Ewing to build an industrial plant of 15 000 to 20 000 square feet with two five ton cranes and a 10 ton crane. The borough council has offered one of six potential sites, contingent on local business leaders and residents subscribing about $70 000 needed for construction.
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Titus Iino
Apry
Reiensantville
Harmonias
Pleasantville Fabrication Co
General Machine Shop
Harry A. Ewing
Service Tuesday for Mrs Mary Maxwell
The funeral service for Mrs. Mary A. Maxwell was held Tuesday at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home at two o clock. Rev. O H Stitt of Butler officiated with bearers Virgil Tubbs Stephen Cobb Leon Whiteley Marc Wright Paul Mitchell Ora Mitchell. Interment followed in the Spring Creek Cemetery family lot. Attending from away were relatives and friends from Hartford Zelienople Edgewood Midway Pittsburgh Forrestville Sparta Spartansburg and Spring Creek.
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Bracken-Keating
O. H. Stitt
Butler
Virgil Tubbs
Stephen Cobb
Leon Whiteley
Marc Wright
Paul Mitchell
Ora Mitchell
Spring Creek
PF. G.schum
Hartford
Conn
Wiliam Maxwell
Shaney Maxwell
Zelienople
Gordon Wilson
Edgewood
Clare McGinnis
Clare MacGinnis
Hany Felton
Thomas Felton
Midway
Gaylord Shaw
Charles St. Clair
Pittsburgh
Elton Mitchell
Forrestvile
George Maxwell
Earl Maxwell
Walter Maxwell
Spartansburg
Spring Creek Township
Deliberate Strike Charge Ties to Coal Union Fight
Lewis faces deliberate strike charges as court orders restoration of 2.8 million to the union if the UMW and its leader comply after an appeal loss. Lewis’s 10 thousand dollar fine stands. John Sennett, the assistant attorney general, says the DOJ watches the soft coal fields. Battle accuses union officials in various districts of trying to stop miners from returning to the mines. Picket lines at some mines have led to field appearances to force a shutdown.
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Trbnal
UMW
Lewis
John ®. Sennett
Justice Department
Advance Plans for Camporee by District TM Committee
The District TM Camporee committee of the Washington Trail Council advanced plans for the Mead Park event set for September 19 20 and 21. The meeting at Robert B Brown's home featured Paul Crowell Royal Messenger and Walter Auer on the committee with Auer directing physical arrangements, a headquarters tent first aid tent and trading post. The site will have city water and hospital facilities via Corry Hospital, with religious observances led by Messenger and a tentative program including cooking nature mapmaking lashing campsites camperall and a Saturday retreat ceremony. The committee aims to contact the Cony High School band for Sunday afternoon. Further planning will occur April when the Mead Park layout is finalized.
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Washington Trail Council
Mead Park
Robert B. Brown
Paul Crowell
Royal Messenger
Walter Auer
The
Park
Auer
Camporee
Wills City
Corry
Cony
Arbitration near in phone tie up report
Representation from American Telephone and Telegraph long lines division and American Union of Telephone Workers met with government officials to near agreement on disputed issues. Conference ran late into the night, with talks addressing who bears arbitration costs in emergencies amid tightLabor Department funding.
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Swottimuey
Sun Cake
Tney Vichire
House
Labor Department
Sevice
American ‘Telehone and Telegraph Company
Long Lines
American Union of Telephone Workers
National Federation For ‘Telephone Workers
Printing press going but meeting delayed in toy lines strike
Assistant Secretary of Labor John W. Gibson and Conciliation Director Edgar J. Warren signaled progress by saying the printing press is going but the meeting was recessed. John J. Moran of the long lines union cautioned no policy committee decision yet though a 24 hour settlement possibility was hinted. He emphasized that any settlement requires agreement across all organizations in NPTWS, with the long lines union playing a strategic role.
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John W. Gibson
Edgar J. Warren
Gibson
John J. Moran
Long Times
Toy Lines
AT &&T
Moran
NPTWS
NPTW
Long Lines Union
Spring Creek Township Budget Adopted in April 1947
The Spring Creek Township School budget for 1947 was adopted as of April 29 and may be viewed at the secretary’s home. The secretary is I. D. Whiteley, RR 1, Spring Creek, Pa.
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Notich
Spring Creek Township
D. Whiteley
Spring Creek
Smethport Man Shoots Self in Store Basement
Smethport businessman Euwin R. Kohn aged 53 and former Smethport Board of Education secretary was found dead in the basement of his Main Street grocery store after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. County detectives ruled the death a personal safety related shooting amid ill health and ongoing health concerns.
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Smethport
Euwin R
Kohn
Elmer Beatty
Bradford
Merlé Dickinson
Toft Ueast
Frank Shaffer, longtime chamber official, dies in Ohio
Frank F H Shaffer executive secretary of the Belmont Chamber of Commerce dies. He served with chambers in Euword City and Pittsburgh and worked in Weirton and Richmond before coming to the Belmont post in 1943. Survived by his widow and three children.
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Atral Chamber of Commerce
James
Elder
Mercer County
Ogranet. Shaffer
Charisters of Commerce
Euword
City
Pittsburgh
Weirton
W. Vi
Richmond
Coi
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