Senate GOP Rejects Income Tax Move in Polio Tax Debate
In Harrisburg the Senate Republican leader said any extension of the sales tax must originate in the Democratic House Ways and Means Committee, as terms with the governor and Democratic leaders keep the classified income tax dead. The 411 million gap in the governor's budget remains to be filled, with Dent and Mahany signaling possible budget cuts and a 3 percent sales tax as a fallback, but only if proposed by the governor.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Rowland B. Mahany
Senate
Republican
Gow
Snd
Ways and Means Committee
Ind
House
Bentore
John H Dent
Dent
Melany- Mahony
GOP
One bid on government owned plant in Pittsburgh
United Engineering and Foundry Co submitted the only bid of 4 percent of a million dollars for the government owned plant and machinery. The GSA has 60 days to accept or reject. The plant employed 2200 workers and was closed earlier this year as the wartime project could not continue. A separate note says a Mexico City hotel was fined 5000 pesos for failing to honor a reservation in advance by a Florida woman.
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Pittsburgh
United Engineering and Foundry Co
Aply
Wis Mace
Thomas McGuffery Jr
Pittsburgh Industrial Realtor
General Services Administration
GSA
Mexico City
Florida
Scott's Crossing Road to be paved this year
Warren County Highway Department plans paving of Scott's Crossing Road between Route 6 and Corry Spring Creek. Project approved yesterday, with work to start in 3 to 4 weeks. The 16 mile stretch will be 18 feet wide with an eight inch base of stone and a macadam surface. Expected travel restoration by October 1.
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Scott's Crossing
Corry-Spring Creek
Meintenance
Worth Hammond
Columbus
Warren County
Highway Department
Hammond
Comys
Columbis
Murcady
Cop
Olle
Gorry
Erie County
Stolen checks worth $15,000 cashed at Albany banks
FBI and police investigate a large theft of American Express travelers checks taken from Tradesmen's Bank in Philadelphia on July 29. A sharp-dressed man cashed about $100,000 in Albany Troy and Schenectady before serial numbers were checked. Clerks describe stacks of checks seized from a Philadelphia clerk. Banks say no loss will occur. transactions are negotiable. Duff to speak at Beaver Falls convention.
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Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
American Express Co
PBI
Edward Soucy
FBI
Philadelphia
Norman McCabe
Barbara’ Mecill
Foreign Department
Mell
New York City
American Express
Ppaneca
Mie Jocal
Kearns Plans to Visit Corry and Meadville in District Tour
Kearns schedules a trip to Corry to seek support on legislation for the next session. Accompanied by aides Miss Helen Carlson of Erie and Miss Cildus Croh of Titusville, he will tour district communities including Meadville where his first stop is set for September 6. Dates for Corry visit to be announced.
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Kearns
Corry
Tig
Helen Carlson
Erie
Cildus Croh
Titusville
Kearns Wiil
Meadville
Red China flyers recover as POWs in hospital
Air Force medical officials report eleven fliers captured in Red China are in stable condition and cleared physically after frostbite injuries. They describe continued medical care and restricted family contact as investigators question them about their experiences inside China. Funeral will be held Monday for Adolph A. Dupre, owner of Bey eh Springs Farm, 55, after heart attack.
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China
Air Force
Wil-lim Th Baumer
Lewhsburg
Baummur
Bud
Ovis
Kile Aly
Far East Air Materiel Command Base
Red Cross
Wna
Aly Fored Shrived
Skles
Tewats
Fiers
Red China
Adolph A. Dupre
Beyeh Springs
Bomneset
Westmoreland
Fayette
Dupre
Babson Says Personal Interest Is Major Key To Small Business
Babson speaks in Gloucester about small business growth and capital needs. He notes the shift from locally owned shops to corporate ownership, the aging fishing town becoming a suburb, and the demand for capital to expand ventures. He predicts graduates will find positions with large firms.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Birhplace
Greaves Boston
Aimn
United States
New York
Hollywood mourns two stars Suzan Ball and Carmen Miranda
Suzan Ball dies at 21 after a lingering cancer battle in Beverly Hills while Carmen Miranda succumbs to a heart attack at her Beverly Hills home. Ball, married to Richard Long, had revived her screen career before illness. Miranda, famed as the Brazilian Bombshell, dazzled in musical comedy and television, dying after a radiant, energetic career.
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Associated Prep
Hollywood
Suzan Ball
Carmen Mitundi
Vallent Suzan
Beverly Hills
Hisband
Richard Long
Chrouph
Jimmi Durante
Ahe
Carmyr
Dux Rhale
Cattiarns
Atrike
Hind
Migs
Lang Decistie
Santa Barbar
Gallf
Long
Palm Springs
Tucson
Aziz
Buffalo
City of Hope Medical Center
Potato Festival Prizes Listed by Downtown Merchants
Townwide Potato Festival awards prizes selected by a chamber headed by Art Daheris Corry. Residents become eligible by depositing tickets in containers at downtown stores. Prizes include romantic clothes, electric blanket, electric coaster, breakfast set, and a platform rocker displayed in Corry’s window.
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Jten
Commeret Somamitie
Art Daheris Corry
Merraneolae
Yue Pelze
Corry
Mfg
Gary
Nurit Center
Tax study group proposed in Harrisburg for state revenue
Widespread discussion in Harrisburg centers on forming a commission to study the commonwealths tax structure and revenue potential. Proponents argue changes could alter tax mix and boost state receipts, while critics warn of unintended economic effects.
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Harrisburg
Yoska
Surants
Hunt For Rich Car Dealer's Wife Goes On
Kansas City police seek missing wife of prominent automobile dealer. Mrs Wilbur Allen, 34, vanished after leaving with her husband for a salon appointment. bloodstained clothing found, car abandoned, husband says he does not believe kidnapping for ransom. investigators note possible foul play as clues remain scarce.
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Associated Frost
Kansas City
Witak
Wiliut Allen
Liu
Smp Allen
Ayr
Alles
Maj Buyerie Pond White
Dex Ferlions
Cal
Allen
Marine Struck by Barn Collapse Near Corry Memorial
A 10 year old Marine from Centerville, Kenneth Nichols, was injured when a barn collapsed onto him while he was near a tractor. He sustained head and facial injuries and is hospitalized in Corry Memorial. Nichols, stationed at Cherry Point, is reported in good condition after surgery and is expected to stay at the hospital as his unit is notified. Local residents rushed to aid and transport him.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
R Baing
Kenneth Nichols
Senterville
Cherry Point
N.C
Poon Bea
Dhomas Kysor
RW 2
Centerville
Nichols
Noak
Kysar
Kysor
Olin Kysor
William
Sermaininin
Keysar Nald
Hve Husbani
Cory
Spartansburg
Nicholas
Olla Kysor
Mre. Kysor
Bh Gratton
Tinker
Named aide Washington appointment in Pittsburgh area
An aide named Marty said yesterday that attorney Ridney Rosenblum of Bharon Pa has been named Ped etn Housla Administration si headquarters in Pittsburgh.
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PHA
Washington
Marty
R PI
Ridney Rosenblum
Bharon, Pa
Etn Houalne Administration
Sii- Twater
Pitas
Cancer Strikes Babe Zaharias Down Once More
Galveston Texas report states Babe Zaharias world athlete of the century has cancer again. Drs John Sealy Hospital note a tumor near the pelvic region with x ray findings guiding care. Husband George Zaharias says radiation treatments will continue about ten days, no surgery planned. Zaharias had undergone prior cancer surgery in Beaumont in 1953 and has stayed active in sports terms.
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Phorase
Galveston
Tex
Zaharias
Ban
George “Anhares
John Sealy Hospital
Anult Carlier Tealon
Zalarias
Hie Une
Zubbing
Beaumont
Flint
Ma Erie
Mie
Chirdameny
Fourth man sought in Brinks theft case investigation
FBI and police from multiple states expanded the Brinks heist probe to find a fourth suspect described as a driver and possible accomplice. A half million dollars were targeted, with guards and bystanders involved in a chase that ended with gunfire and injuries. Rewards of $1,000 were issued to guards and officials for information aiding the search.
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James Sheridan
FBI
Bupfalo
Thuy
Truele Voninilyy Almast
Dame Sheridan
New York
Bulinto
Wiley
West Aids
Thi Tsai
Nce
Yusterday
Sherlin
Bini J
Sitlaw
Sheridis
Faye Hemion
Necnickerbocker
Albany
Syracuse
Sheridar
Ruins
Urlea
Hhe
Polloe
Brinks
Chawe
Blanley
Klusteinewlel
Hein
Rein A. Komiy
Edward Thompson
Eigene Clohessy
Ini
Erin
Hiroshima Marks Bomb Anniversary in Anxious Remembrance
Hiroshima marks the anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing with appeals to the world to never repeat the tragedy. Survivors gather at Peace Park, prayers are offered, bells toll, and a crowd of tens of thousands honors the dead, acknowledging casualties reported between 78,160 and 240,000 along with lingering devastation.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Nakwahima Peace Park
Aury
Mental patient takes joy ride across towns in a taxicab
A Warren mental patient, with a habit of high notes in a taxon tale, rode a Jamestown taxi for 450 dollars to a Franklin hotel where he cashed a 100 dollar bill. Authorities sought relatives while hotels checked for a traveler from New York going to Ol City. The cabbie vanished and Titusville and Jamestown police tracked two phone numbers amid a confusing sequence of false leads and misidentifications.
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Tinyville
Tin Ville
Wan
Franklin
Min
New York Tate
Ol City
Ahotel
naTure Agnilubte
Tor Franklin
Bidens
Oil City
New York
Matt
Jamestown
Titusville
Spollés
Humbert Ulsted
Fire Department
Aatics
Hipaper
Threat of Railroad Strike Looms Over Transit Today
In New York the Long Island Rail Road faces a possible wildcat strike amid a dispute between the railroad and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The National Mediation Board in Washington plans to hold meetings in New York on Monday to pursue a settlement as tension mounts after recent stoppage threats and worker actions.
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New York
Long Island
Washington
Echoonaver
Railrodd
Brotherhood of Byllroad Trlnilley Mid
Last Cuestay
Polio Crisis Grows as Nurses Sought Nationwide
Boston health officials urge more nurses to care for polio patients as New England faces rising cases. Cauley reports city total at 101 with 28 new, while Massachusetts notes over 20 school children inoculated and no related deaths so far this year. Regional totals include Connecticut 101, New Hampshire 401, Vermont 16, Maine 26, Rhode Island 47.
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Prom
Boston
John H. Cauley
New England
Cauley
Polly Casée
John Be Hynes
Bomron Health Department
Pilot's Skill Saves 68 Lives in Midway Landing
Northwest Airlines flight with 68 aboard landed at Midway Airport after engine trouble. Captain George A. Stone of Minneapolis piloted the Stratocruiser to a desperate stop, steering clear of obstacles as passengers and crew evacuated safely. Co-pilot Ralph Gray credited Stone for averting disaster amid chaotic moments. A nearby car collided with debris. two women were hospitalized for shock. A separate Pittsburgh incident reported a man fatally fell 90 feet from a scaffold onto railroad tracks near the Tenth Street Bridge.
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Chicago
Northwest Airlines
George A. Stone
Minnepolla
Midway Airport
Stone
Ralph Gray
Minneapore
George Meyers
Youngstown Ohio
Central Avenue
Pittsburgh
Anthony Mut~solo
Tenth Street
Lake Erle
Dattolo
Dulster
Allegheny County
Burrea
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