April 30 Filing Deadline For Social Security Tax Forms
District Director A J Dudley urges employers to file Social Security forms B41 942 and excise tax form 720 for the quarter ending March 31. Taxes due monthly must be deposited with a government depository to avoid civil penalties. Farm employers with taxes over $100 must deposit with an authorized bank. Also notes farm wage reporting delays until January 1987 and outlines deposit requirements for tax liabilities before December 1.
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A.J. Dudley
Dudley
Corry Hospital Treats Local Injury Cases and Dodd Urges Wool Growers
Corry Memorial Hospital treated one adult and one child for injuries from an accident yesterday. Ralph Swart 3 of Corry sustained a chin laceration. Ralph Webb of Spartansburg injured a worker in a factory incident. N M Dodd urges Warren County wool growers to file 1955 salepelips by April 30 for incentive payments and notes government cost sharing remains available on conservation practices and inputs.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Wide
Ralph Swart
R. D
Corry
Tome
Ralph Webbly
Spartansburg
Plint No. 2
Corry-Jamestown
Mig. Corp
N. M Dodd
Noe
Warren
Doda
Farmore
McLean Re-Elected President of The Associated Press
Robert McLean, long-time head of The Associated Press, has been re-elected for another one-year term as president. The investment in leadership extends AP’s continuity as it navigates postwar industry shifts and newsroom challenges.
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McLean
New York
Robert McLean Prealdint
Associated Press
Seek Missing Hotel Fire Guests Continued Search Across Town
A major four story Warren hotel fire trapped guests and damaged adjacent buildings. Night clerk Edgar McClen stayed at the switchboard until wires melted, then fled. Police and fire crews from multiple towns battled flames for hours as unaccounted guests were located or rumored to have fled to homes in Warren and distant towns. Fire Chief James Tridico estimated losses over 500000 dollars. cause undetermined. Five people were treated for injuries at Warren General Hospital.
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Edgar McClen
Mike Evin
Warren Homes
Jamentown
Evan
Ombera
James ‘Tridico
Warren
North Warren
Clarendon
National Forge
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Starbrick
Glade Township
Russell
Warren General Hospital
Molbime Andenon
CarVer House
William T. Mitchell
B. J. Statts
Carleton Avenue
Dayton
M. D
Blaze Tears Through Hotel In Warren County
Fire devastated a hotel in Warren County with heavy damage to the upper floors and lobby area. Guests fled in nightclothes as crews used a crane and heavy equipment to demolish walls and extinguish flames. Night clerk Raymond Rogers and bartender Harold Healy were praised for rescuing guests.Police indicated the fire began on a second floor above the lobby and rapidly spread. cause remains undetermined.
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Sele Jewelry Alore
Carver House
Warren
Hanks
Ncene
Evan
McClen
Raymond Rogers
Harold Healy
Butler County Race Leads Pechan To GOP Nomination
Pat Albert Pechan, a Ford City dentist first elected to the State Senate in 194? wins the Republican nomination in the dst district over two Butler County rivals. Armstrong County returns show Pechan 6,949, McGarvey 7,007, Stevenson 187 with Pechan trailing by 1,200 votes in Butler County. Harry F. Pepper seeks the Democratic nomination and may face Pechan in November.
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Butler
Pat Albert R. Pechan
Senate
Butler County
DeWitt Bleverison
Armstrong County
Mye Pechin
McGarvey
Nd Stevenson
Pecham
Harry F. Pepper
Will Sae Pechan
Buses Remain Segregated as Montgomery Desegregation Begins
In Montgomery Alabama buses stayed segregated for practical purposes amid a slower move toward desegregation. Negro riders faced ongoing restrictions and a boycott lingered, while some cities in the Deep South progressed differently. The Duke Power Co said it would comply with the Supreme Court decision, expecting little change in Durham and Greensboro operations.
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Montgomery
Ali
Ity
Tn Vikwinig
Richmond
Norfoland
Portsmouth
Duke Power Co
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Durham
Greensboro
City Commission
Bus Company
Nero
Wara
Neare
Alabama
Eisenhower civil rights proposals approved by House panel
The House Judiciary Committee endorsed President Eisenhower's civil rights proposals. Administration bills detailing the measures advanced despite strong Southern opposition that led to two previous postponements amid ongoing debate.
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Ike
Washington
House Judigtry Committee
Eisenhower
Administration
United States expected to build intercontinental rocket says experts
Munich officials report US officials at an international guided missiles symposium predicted the United States will develop an intercontinental rocket capable of hitting targets 6000 miles away though few believe it feasible. They dismissed Soviet claims of a soon ready missile as propaganda. Conference hosted by NATO body with Pentagon and industry representatives in attendance.
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Munich
Germany
United States
U. S
Nikita Mhrushchev
North Atundle
Hold Rites For Mrs Ida Blynt
Rites conducted at Bracken Funeral Home for Mrs Ida Blynt with Rev. Robert DeBoer officiating. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery with hearers including Kenneth Ottaway and Blynt family members. Attendees from Fredonia Buffalo Mobe Union City Chicago Stockton and Richmond VA noted.
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Ida Blynt
Td Maye Blynt
Bracken
Robert DeBoer
Pine Grove
Kenneth Ottaway
Merle Ottaway
Raymond Blynt Jr
Eugene Blynt
Theodore Blynt Jr
Gerald Blynt
Hearts
Theodore Blynt
Theodore Blynt Sr
Mary* Lou
Fredonia
Buffalo
Edward Winder
Linda
Mobe
David Ottaway
Union City
Robert Ottaway
Chicago
Stanley Holtz
Donald Blaine
Stockton
N.Y
Britain Hopes Reds Move To Ease Tension
Britain and the Soviet Union stepped back from imminent hard edges in talks on urgent world problems. Khrushchev and Bulganin agreed to an hour of reprieve and planned secret conversations with Prime Minister Eden at No 10. A news conference and Calder Hall visit were postponed, keeping doors open for possible extensions. Khrushchev and Stassen then discussed disarmament for two hours, though no progress details were released. The wider talks include disarmament, the Middle East, German issues, and potential trade ties between blocs.
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London
Oper
Hulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Eden
No. 10
Downing Street
Bulgaiin
Communist Party
Calder Mall
Leove
Moscow
Khrushchev
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Claridges Hotel
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
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Spitzer
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Leo Hanson
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Button
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Maple ‘Avenue
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Rossbacher
Chainlet
Angelo Prisin
Mead Avenue
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Rossiter
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Curry
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America
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Erie — Corner
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Florida
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