Tax forms available. public hearing held on budget
City and Vicinity notes state tax exemption forms available at The Journal. Dayville held a public hearing on Wille’s proposed 1959 village budget of 41,776 with a 33 per thousand tax rate increase. Mayor Bertram cited a 25 mill rate tied to snow removal investments. Oil City audits report 1,300,778.36 in 1858 revenues. report prepared by City Clerk Hetrick. Sunday dinners at Ritz Restaurant listed. Northwest District Chorus Festival scheduled with tickets at local shops. Public Utilities Commission studies four party line phaseout in Warren Exchange. Dial operation planned with 60 cent rate increase for remaining four party subscribers. Local dinners and events noted in Jamestown and Meadville areas.
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The
Journal
Dayville
Oil City
Department of Internal Affairs
Charles Hetrick
Ritz
Northwest District
Jansen’s
Flye Drugs
Corry Pharmacy
Sea’s Drugs
Warren
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Bell Telephone Co
PUC
Connie's
Jamestown
Milton K. Sigworth
Jamestown Board of Education
Sigworth
U 5
Ginnie
Silver Links
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Punish Nine For Raping Japanese Girl
Nine youths aged 15 to 22, alleged to have raped an 18 year old Japanese girl, were punished. Five were sons of Air Force personnel or civilians connected to the Air Force and sent back to the United States. Two airmen faced unit punishment and two other airmen sons of Air Force personnel placed on probation.
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Air Force
United States
Air Face
Hospital Report Summary From Corry Memorial Hospital
Admits include Mrs. Trwin Johnson Nora Cly ner Effie Klinger and many others with listed addresses. Discharges include Pamela 8 and Jamen 1 from Harrison Condon Irvington N Y. Verdant mix of patient names and homes noted in this compiled weekly hospital report.
Sparkt Merged High School Sock Hop Dance Night
The sophomore class hosts a Saturday evening sock hop in the school gym with music by The Jesters of Youngaville. Dancing runs until 12 p m with students urged to attend for a period of festive recreation.
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Sparkt Merged High School
Steel Firms Call Unions On Freeze in Wages and Prices
Major steel producers signal willingness to discuss price freezes only if unions accept wage freezes. David J. McDonald says increases possible with price restraint, while Inland Steel eyes record first quarter earnings. Jones & Laughlin posts a $15.7 million quarterly net. U.S. Steel backs wage-price parity.
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YORK
Wales
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Witte
Ajnine
Joseph L. Block
Tnland Livet Co
Block
I Inland Steel
Jones & Laughlin
United States Steel Corp
Births Report From Local Hospitals
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs David Andrus of 410 East South Street at Sorry Memorial Hospital. A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Twin Johnson of North Clymer at Copy Memorial Hospital. A son born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Alfred Swackhamer of Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Pamela
Albert Clark
East
Congress Street
David Cox
Kathy
James Black
Ramsey Rogers
Ter Street
Harrison Condon
Irvington
N.Y
Jamen
Wilbur Harned
Ernest G. Brown
Bear Lake
George Burlingame
Center Street
Mabel Jewell
Myx
Charles Jewell
Pitti
Connie
CE Robideaux
Clymer
Jamie
Susan
James Munnell
North
David Andrus
East South Street
Sorry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alfred Swackhamer
Columbus
Averted Cab Strike In Pittsburgh Ends Driver Pact
A threatened strike by 1100 Yellow Cab Co drivers was averted last night after they approved a new two year contract. The Taxi Drivers Local 128 members voted 877 to 440 to accept the settlement. The agreement provides a monthly pension increase from 40 to 44 dollars.
VFW Installs New Officers and Directors
The VFW installed new officers and elected two new directors for the Vet eeu of Pereyn Ware Building Association at the post home on West Washington Street. Filwird Kovach will fill the unexpired term of Emory Ben on, and Names Walters become directors as Ben son relinquishes his association seat to become commander. Stuart Tougtten, past commander, served as installing officer.
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Wee Ee
CWO
Tax Returns Audits to Grow Despite Budget Talk
Washington AP reports federal tax officials will audit more income tax returns this year, expanding work under IRS, aiming to ensure none feel secure from audits. Last year about 2.6 million returns were audited by 12,600 agents, yielding about 0.5 billion dollars in revenue.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Congress
Dana Latham
Whimsical State Legislature Proposals and a Death
A parade of odd bills surfaced in state legislatures last year including nudism bans in Vermont and Missouri, sand dune fantasies for Chicago, and skull and crossbones cigarette packs in South Dakota. Some measures died, some passed, while others stalled in committees as states debated hunting licenses for the blind in Wyoming and lounge seating rules in Maine. In Florida, Charles Ray Hall, 60, production manager for Screen Gems, died of a heart attack in St Petersburg.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Towa
Hawkeye
Vermont
Missouri
Wyoming
South Dakota
Senate
House
Utah
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Chicago Beach
Aete 7
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Charles Ray Hall
Los Angeles
Screen Gems Inc
New York City
TV Highlights and Programs feature Glebrud on The Browning Version
New York AP reports Sir John Glebrud makes his American TV debut on CBS as The Browning Version on the Du Pont Show of the Month. Margaret Leighton plays his wife, with John Frankenheimer directing. The piece notes the expansion from a one act to a 90 minute drama and cites adapters Audrey Gelsin and Jacqueline Babbin. Bob Hope plans six NBC specials next season and Canadian duo Wayne and Shuster sign a one year Ed Sullivan pact. Babe Ruth widens TV roles on Person to Person, amid landlord objections to Mrs Ruth’s prior appearance.
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New York
John Glebrud
Terence Rattigan
du Pont
Cbs-Tv
London
Sir John
America
Margaret Leighton
John Frankenheimer
Audrey Gelslen
Jacqueline Babbin
Bob Hope
Nbc-Tv
Johnny Wayne
Frank Shuster i
Ed Sullivan
Wayne
Babe Ruth
Harry Belafonte
Voice Of The People On Reading Adventure And Choice
Readers are urged to explore books as adventures spanning distant lands and lives. The letter notes biographies can immerse a reader in war heroes musicians politicians and others, while fiction opens doors to pirates kings and distant times or space. It encourages curiosity and wishes readers luck on their literary journeys.
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Concord Community Club
al Cox
Meadville
Port Meadville
Robert Christie
Christe
Ixto
H&h Dry Cleaners
H&h
Warren Area
Punish Nine
Jap Girl
Tomsday
Tfanahie
Corry Mermorial Hospital
Trwin Johnson
Nora Clyner
Effie Klinger
Mavmond Avenue
Lindsey Davis
Clyney
Donald G. Damon
Harold Jewell
South
Second Avenue
Albert Wagner
Wyallington Street
Wallace Hammond
Frederick Street
Malcolm Lewis
Bnyder Circle
W. Roy Kerstetter
Spring Street
Ricky
Non
Douated Meabit
Saul
Erie
C. E. Peasley
Eaver Express Co
Woolworth Co
Glenshiw
J. P Davies Co
Rochester
Women of the Moose
Academy of Friendship
Pittsburgh
Corry and Vicinity
CORRY
Savings Cloan Guy
Rites
Stract
VFW
Tex
Texas State
Ray Roberts
N. Center St
Sears & Rosbuck
Eighin's
Sts
Beneficial Finance CO
Loblaws
Libbey Glasses
Peonies
Arizona
Oranges
A. N
Washington St
Corry, PA
Robert
Children’s Shop
Ers
Trovis
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