Cranberry Township tax fight reaches Venango court
In Venango County a hearing opened to reduce or end Cranberry Township earned income tax of one percent. Petitioners Raymond Mitcham Louis Kurtich Charles Chittester James Kahle and Joseph Foy allege township would gain funds beyond budget. Witnesses include Germain Schreffler and Cranberry Area School Board secretary Paul Flinchbaugh.
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Franklin
Cranberry
Venango
William E. Breene
Raymond N. Mitcham
Louis Kurtich
Charles S. Chittester
James W. Kahle
Joseph B. Foy
Raymond Mitcham
Germain Schreffler
Cranberry Area
Paul Flinchbaugh
Cranberry Township
Ray Pelmlee
Missing body found in Allegheny River near Warren
The body of Edward A. Weber 25 of New Kensington was found in the Allegheny River about 1 30 p m 15 miles south of Warren. State Police say he drowned after being swept into deep water. Acting coroner ruled accidental drowning. Former Mayor Laurence V Gibbs dies at 68 in Sewickley Valley Hospital.
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Elliott L. Lefaiver
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Warren
Edward A. Weber
New Kensington
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Weber
Warren Fire Dept
Pennsylvania
Commission
Donald Allen Jr
Pittsburgh
Laurence V. Gibbs
Sewickley
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Gibbs
Clymer Community Sets Summer Gatherings and Birthdays
Florence Linendell returned home from Cali fornia while Abbe Reformed Church held a Mead Park picnic with 155 members attending. Guests, birthdays, and meals filled events at Lake View Restaurant, Dutch Village, and HUB Camp Findley Lake, with locals like the Beckerinks and Dunnewolds hosting and attending multiple celebrations. Bill Muncey qualified for the Gold Cup, averaging 112.422 mph in Miss U.S. at Seattle.
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C. E. Spitzer
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Kelvin Kronemeyer
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Edward Beckerink
Norman Hogenboom
Ernest Dunnewold
Gilbert Schruers
Duane Dunnewold
Nelson TeCroney
Stanley King
Sonja Beckerink
Juanitas Schurman
Eli Burkholder
Andy Burkholder
May Saxton
Donald Saxton
Frances Dunnewold
Sherman
N.Y
Hotel Corry
Patricia Nollinger
Corry
Marjorie Legters
Louella Cordia
Ruth Gravink
Allie Schurman
Bernice McCann
HUB
Findley Lake
Maude Croscutt
Jennie Gravink
Sarah Meerdink
Harry Beckerink
Arthur Goggin
Gertrude Grayink
Margaret Halstrom
Ashville
N. Y
Curtis Vander Schaaff
Washington, D.C
J Giibert
Vander Schaaf
Arf
Bem | Stith
Bruce Smith
Palmyra
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Oil City
Seattle
Wash
Bill Muncey
Thieves with Bow and Arrow Target Lovers at Beauty Spot
Police hunt a gang that ambushes couples in parked cars at a beauty spot. They threaten with bow and arrow and force victims to surrender cash. Two victims reported paying 8.40 dollars. most are too embarrassed to complain.
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Ohwadle
England
Firestone Announces Tire Price Increases
Akron AP reports Firestone Tire & Rubber Co raises prices 2.5 to 10.4 percent on passenger, truck and tractor tires and tubes effective immediately due to higher employment costs. Increases range 3.8 to 10.4 percent for passenger tires, 5 to 7.5 percent for truck tires, 5 to 10 percent for tractor tires, and 2.5 percent on tubes. Other rubber makers say no immediate hike. Merger: True Temper 9 merges with Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp to operate as a subsidiary after acquisition of Cleveland firm.
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Akron, Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
Firestone
Pittsburgh
True Temper
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny
Jobmobile program praised as federal aid speeds city jobs
Rioting in major cities prompts calls for more federal aid to Philadelphia and faster funds for urban essential programs. Jobmobile program receives praise from participants including James Moochie DeAngelo Adams of the Valley Gang and John Gossett, who say the jobs help through the summer. The program is funded by a 4.9 million dollar U S Department of Labor grant with the city providing any extra money.
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Philadelphia
James
Moochie
DeAngelo Adams
Adams
The
Valley Gang
Gang Leaders Council
John Gossett
U.S. Department of Labor
Jobmobile Eases Unemployment in Philadelphia Amid Tense Climate
Philadelphia used buses labeled Jobmobile to recruit about 440 unemployed residents in a single day. Participants were directed to the Human Relations Commission branch for Neighborhood Youth Corps, sanitation, clerical, health, and housing work with wages from 1.40 to 2.10 dollars per hour. Mayor Tate warned groups of more than 12 on streets and planned a Washington meeting with Vice President Humphrey to discuss the situation.
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Philadelphia
the Human Relations Commission
James H. J. Tate
Tate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
Titusville Coach Kin Die In Crash Of Airplane
Robert L Canon a Titusville Junior High teacher and wrestling coach and his brother William G Canon Jr of Saegertown were killed when a single engine plane crashed and burned about one mile east of Painesville after taking off from Casement Airport Ohio The crash occurred in a wooded area witnesses said the craft appeared to be on fire before impact no pilot identified by Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Painesville
Onn
Robert L.canon
Titusville
William G. Canon Jr
Saegertown
Associated Press
Ohio Highway Patrol
Casement Airport
Casement Aviation, Inc
Robert L. Canon
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