City to File Suits for Tax Delinquents in Erie
Prosecutions will be filed by the city solicitor against nearly 100 city school board income tax delinquents. Finance Director George Brabender said plans were set with Income Tax Collector John Hart and city solicitors Gerald Weber and Thomas S. Mizanowski. Taxpayers failing to file or pay face a 400 fine and 60 days imprisonment, plus owed taxes and penalties. State and federal employees are included. up to 4000 may be outstanding from 1960, 1951 and 1952. Employers who withheld taxes and did not remit face criminal charges of fraudulent conversion or embezzlement.
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Lifelong Clymer Hill Resident Albert Wiggers Dies
Albert Wiggers 84 longtime Clymer Hill resident died yesterday noon at his stepson Maurice Bird's home in Sherman. Born February 27 1874 to Garrett and Hannah Wiggers he was a farmer in Clymer Hill. His wife Estella Alfred Wiggers died February 25 this year. Surviving are four and three nieces. Friends may visit Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer then service tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev. Benjamin Hoffman will officiate. interment in Holland Cemetery.
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Benjamin Hoffman
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Holland Cemetery
Lost Housing Fund Trial Opens Amid Stolen Erie Money Swell
The Erie Housing Authority fund linked to the Downing estate has swollen to over 226000 as a complex trial set to begin April 28 is postponed a week after attorney Thomas B. O'Connor's funeral. Judge Samuel Rossiter and Authority Director Joseph Anton Schmid disclose prior balances and conflicting claims by Security Peoples Trust Co. to recover money and property from the city and related entities.
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Roger Young
William B. Washibaugh
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President Eisenhower Extends Vacation With Speeches Planned
President Eisenhower has decided to prolong his stay here, with interruptions tomorrow and Friday for a series of speeches. He will return to Augusta Friday night from Kentucky and depart by plane tomorrow afternoon for Washington to address the annual convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Constitution Hall.
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Home Builders Deny Charges At FHA Hearings
The National Association of Home Builders disputed claims that the government lost millions or that rents were inflated by FHA backed loans. Senate probes into housing scandals heard allegations of huge profits from inflated loan guarantees while builders defended a low default rate and disputed broader financial harm. The record cites comments by association president R G Hughes and remarks from IRS official T Coleman Andrews. Pennsylvania’s forested area is noted as a major game state in the East, with slate forest land and extensive forest roads.
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D-Va
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County library system deemed inadequate by state standards
Harrisburg report says Pennsylvania county library system falls short of national standards as the executive board of the Pennsylvania Library Association adopts minimum standards. The group plans to urge the State Legislative to appropriate per capita funds based on population, with a legislative committee meeting at the group's annual meeting in Buck Hill Falls on November 4.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Library Association
Association
Lbymry
McCarthy and Army Row Broadens as Hearings Planned
The House Investigations subcommittee agreed to start hearings on schedule tomorrow to probe the McCarthy Army dispute. McCarthy sought control of the inquiry, with Senator Mundt and Senator Dwarshak named for temporary membership. cross examination rules remain, and the Army will present its side first.
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McCarthy Defense Attacked Over Aide Treatment Claims
McCarthy defended aides Roy Cohn and two others in a lengthy bill of particulars denying Army charges of improper influence. Hensel’s name surfaced in the document as part of the confrontation over alleged preferential treatment for Pvt. G. David Schine. The intraagency dispute centers on how the aides were handled and whether improper methods were used.
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McCarthy
Army
Pvt
G. David Schine
Subcommittee
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Francis Carr Aide Seeks to Discredit Subcommittee
Francis Carr and his staff director Hense reportedly sought to discredit a subcommittee while Carr was under investigation, a development noted by AAA as part of ongoing scrutiny of internal matters.
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Hense
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AAA
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