Labor Council Urges City Schools Tax Collection Action
The Labor Council urged the city and the school district to collect the income levy, criticizing self employed payers and noting several business owners had never filed returns. They pressed Ernst and Ernst for a list of taxpayers and planned a joint May 5 meeting to map enforcement steps.
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State And City To Pave Here This Summer
State and City plan road paving this summer on West Main Street from Center Street to the city line and East Nilin Street to the railroad works eastward. City projects include Liberty Street, Pennsylvania Avenue, Summer Street, Shady Avenue, and other streets, with bids to be advertised by City Engineer Don Williams.
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Gulp Hyd Named Petsborough Leader Amid Turmoil
An unclear passage outlines Gull Waters Co and Gull Oi Corp amid new leadership. It mentions a figure linked to England and Landon with production activities and a masher hemyysivere phrase, but the exact details and names are garbled.
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City Adopts Daylight Saving Time for Summer
City Council announced that on April 28 the town will move clocks forward to daylight saving time. The fast time schedule will run through October, aligning with neighboring communities. Initial details note evening activities will shift to earlier hours during the summer months.
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Bombing, Labor Hearings Highlight Rackets Probe
In a National Senate Rackets Committee session a bomber or brunette witness testified on alleged corruption and union coercion in labor management. The hearing aims to reveal “terror tactics” by some union officials in the Sampton area, with testimonies about secret recordings and pressure on employers. Continued on Page Two.
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Kane crash injures three near Wetmore and Kane
A head-on collision near Kane injured Mrs. Cox of Luchiaw and two others. Nora Schittler and Slube Pollen suffered multiple injuries and were taken to Kane Suit Hospital with Mrs Cox later moved to Humot Mn Ditniele.
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County Plans Vehicle Lease Amid Health Debt Concerns
Officials discuss leasing cars for a nurse program as part of addressing a county health debt. Proposal outlines vehicle use for outreach and operations, with costs allocated from the department budget. The motion is under review at today’s commissioners meeting and hinges on funding and utilization plans.
U S May Send Ships Through Sue Canal Soon
Washington reports the United States may authorize American ships to pass through the Suez Canal under Egyptian terms, with tolls paid to the Egyptian Suez Canal Authority. Officials say the move would reverse prior State Department advice to avoid the waterway until hazards and negotiations improve. Some commercial ships reportedly near the canal, awaiting U S confirmation within days as Egypt’s President Nasser rejects Western operating terms. The plan, if announced, would be coordinated with the United Nations and could ease tensions following last October’s crisis.
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Norway Backs NATO In Oslo Message About War Threats
Oslo reports the 2100 word message from Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen delivered in Moscow. He reaffirmed Norway’s commitment to NATO and Western defense, rejecting the idea of leaving the alliance. He warned Soviet threats against NATO bases on Norwegian soil and stressed peaceful security through alliance membership.
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Cleveland Man Killed In One Car Crash Near Riceville Corners
A Cleveland man, Robert Fredericks, 28, died from a fractured skull after a one car crash near Riceville Corners. Harold Lovins, 22, and William Bemis, 2, were injured. Fredricks was pronounced dead at the Union City Memorial Hospital. A second crash two miles north on Route 8 injured Russell Glenn, 41, and Frank Carr, 49, when Glenn lost control and the car rolled over.
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Beck and Teamsters Map Strategy In Secret Meeting
Beck and the Teamsters Executive Committee met privately at a city hotel with five labor attorneys to plan responses to congressional and AFL-CIO attacks. Beck, age 62, denied stepping down despite charges of misusing $920000 in union funds and hinted at a pension. he warned he would fight Senate investigations and seek a new five year term at the September convention while Hoffa faces his own legal troubles. The gathering occurred as indicted executives and missing members highlighted internal turmoil within the Detroit-based union.
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County Board To Hire Planner To Coordinate Communities
County board moves to hire a professional planner to direct county city office activities. Sanity Pickeford, regional director, spoke at yesterday’s Brewed forum attended by Anderson, Corry’s board representative. The aim is to coordinate all area communities and to “sell” certain plans to others. Initial budget is 615000 with expected increases as operations expand.
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Taxpayer Pays Eight Hours To Grease Truck
Franklin County records show a highway department payroll slip listing eight hours charged to grease a truck. The doc from District 1 in Franklin, signed by George Sanders, includes pay for May 6 1966 and May 8 1968, with charges for conditioning and fueling the vehicle amid a K-9 of questions about waste and improper timekeeping.
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Soviet asks more data on U S arms plan
London reports that the United States plan to curb production of fissionable materials for weapons gained support from Britain and France while the Soviet delegation pressed for more details. US Stassen said existing stockpiles could not be forced to inspections, with a study by five nations planned to September and a control system to be run by March.
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Egg Hunt Set For Week End
Town eyes a weekend egg hunt with eyes hidden at City Park Mead Park First Avenue playground Wright School Senior High School and Hounded School The Civil Defense team will help as retailers distribute eyes to participating stores for a prize return by children with parents The hunt starts Thursday at 10 am across multiple city locations and will be supported by local merchants and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Two Israelis Slain by Jordanians Near Beit Shean
Two Jewish watchmen were killed by Jordanian forces near Beit Shean, north of the Jordan River frontier. Investigators say the attackers fired rifles and took the watchmen's weapons as the incident was reported by a spokesman for an official commission.
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Jordan King May Invite U S Envoy Richards To Visit Nation
Jordan's new moderate cabinet moves to swiftly purge pro Communist elements from government and schools amid a 6 day crisis. King Hussein, fresh from military victory, may invite James P. Richards, the U S special envoy, to Amman to discuss the Middle East doctrine as observers weigh American plans against Jordanian autonomy. The Bedouin Legion backed the regime change, security forces remained alert, and Hussein announced the removal of former prime ministers and senators as five moderates were sworn in, with a seventh cabinet member from Ubable National Socialist party and premier of Ubweastern.
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Senate Approves Post Office Funds Measure Passage
The Senate moved quickly on 41 million dollars in extra Post Office funds while the House had passed the bill to restore normal service. President Eisenhower may receive the measure soon as efforts to curb spending faced votes, with Summersfield pressing for 47 million and the Senate likely to approve the 41 million allocation to restore Saturday deliveries and public oil supply cricket closures.
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Dooms Bomber Faces Sanity Hearing in Brooklyn
Dr Albert LaVerne testified at a Kings Court Hospital hearing on George Metesky the so called Mad Bomber. Metesky sat strapped and masked as his coughing fit interrupted the session. LaVerne warned the judge that extended insanity procedures could lead to a possible death sentence for the defendant if his condition worsens.
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Union Growth and Labor Power Clash Across Top Unions
The article examines the growing pains of the two largest U.S. unions, Teamsters and United Auto Workers, as their size strains bargaining and money handling. It notes UAW moves to give skilled workers a stronger voice while Teamsters face scrutiny over union finances, illustrating how scale can hinder effective advocacy and governance.
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Opening of Rony Airport by Board Members
The Airport Authority announces the reopening of Rony Airport for another year after plans were approved. Rev William Seite led the unanimous vote to install a new border line at Corry City Court, replacing Mas Devereaux. Merle Triscull to construct a fence along adjoining property. The Authority plans to purchase a Windsocle for marking the air hanger area.
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Police Seek Missing Girl Blue Walet At OE
Police search for a missing girl described as age about 14 with blue eyes and blond hair. The note lists several names and locations, including Haley, Jal, and Meey Rabery, with uncertain details and possible involvement of a local address or area. Authorities warn of potential danger and request public assistance.
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Suspect Held In Wife Slayer Case Identified In Windsor
Windsor police sought positive identification of L Ewing Scott, long hunted by Los Angeles police for the slaying of his wealthy wife Evelyn. The man, picked up at the Detroit Windsor Tunnel, claimed to be Lewis Stewart, and was held on an open charge as investigators awaited fingerprint tests.
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Fire Destroys Store and Apartment in Duruesne PA
Fire swept through a store and adjoining apartment in Duruesne Pennsylvania. Residents were evacuated as flames caused extensive damage and required several fire crews to control the blaze. No injuries were reported, but extensive property loss was noted.
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