Titusville Mercantile Tax Ordinance Passes On Readings
Titusville adopts a new mercantile license tax ordinance setting minimum payments of five dollars and maintaining the one half mill rate on gross wholesale and one mill on gross retail. The tax aligns to actual gross business of the prior year and drops estimated payments. The tax collector may audit, a five percent discount is offered for early payment, and a 10 percent penalty applies for late returns.
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Titusville
Industry Leaders Call Government Slow in Defense Efforts
An Engineering News Record editorial accuses the government of misusing industry leaders and vailed legal wording. It cites NPR and OPS staff involvement, legal phrasing complexity, and limited time as creating differences between lawyers and industry representatives. The piece argues 17 government lawyers slow the defense effort and should have their powers curtailed.
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Iene
Washington
Engineering
NPR
OPS
Cantino Jailed for Draft Evasion in San Francisco
Dick Cantino, 21, famed accordionist, was sentenced to six months in prison and fined 10,000 on a draft evasion charge. He pleaded guilty to a draft dodging count, declaring to newsmen that the sentence was overall acceptable while the judge criticized probation as inappropriate for this case.
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Exucutioneres
San Francisco
Dick Cantino
Cantino
Contino
Michael J. Rocheald
Final Rochester run yields profit on fifty-seven mile line
Old No 67 on the branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad completed its last trip in a blaze of glory. Sixty eight paying passengers rode the 57 mile run, the first time in a decade it turned a profit. Artificial netting used for night baseball games varies from five to twenty percent compared with daylight.
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Rochester
Woman Held On Shoplifting Charge At Erie
A 40 year old Pittsburgh woman identified as Alire faces questions at the Lawrence Park State Police barracks after admitting to shopping thefts across Erie. Her companion Stanley Lee of Erie was also held for questioning. Mehallick says the pair removed price tags and fled with items including a $1408 fishing pole, a $4.95 hair dryer, a $26.50 badminton set, a $10 bedspread, a $5 fishing pole, and a $15 cocktail shaker from multiple stores.
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Baie
Pittsburgh
Suon
Lawrence Porl
Ieen Alire
Stanley Lee
Erie
Palle Seb
Jol Mehallick
Me~hallick
Leewas
Altire
Mehallick
Palace Hardware
Brown and Jones Drug Store
Sportsman
West Erie Phiza
Boston
Erie Sports Store
Trast’s
Forfeit Bail In Jamestown Dice Raid Court
A Jamestown raid on a dice game at 204 Lafayette Street led to bail forfeitures in city court. Joseph Conti, 68, and Anthony Churchill, 38, were charged with operating the game and each forfeited $250. Eight other men charged with visiting a gambling establishment forfeited $25 each.
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Taweoruewe
Lafayette Street
Joseph Conti
Jamestown
Anthony Churchill
Etanstone
Baeh
Move to Limit Federal Tax Take Gains Momentum
A movement to amend the Constitution to cap federal tax collection is advancing in 26 states. Resolutions call on Congress to convene a constitutional convention. amendments would require ratification by three fourths of the states. Debates center on a 25 percent income tax ceiling and redistribution to states. legal validity remains unsettled.
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Roe
States
Lnter
Sys
Wyoming
Ars
Congress
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Tlansis
Rhode Island
Montana
Gene D Swit
Charles Huppe
Western Tax Council
Chicago
Einige
Welbes
Yates
Frank J. Herberg Sr. Buried After Funeral Service
The funeral service for Frank J. Herberg Sr. was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Clair officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included AON Frank Herberg of Patuxent River Ma and several relatives from Meadville Warren Jamestown and Buffalo.
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Frank J. Herberg
Bracken- Keating
Joseph Clair
Edward Berry
Jack Berry
James Staples
Deny House
Pine Grove Cemetery
AON
Frank Herberg
Patuxent ‘River
Alford
Crawford
Martha
Jimies Mook
George Keck
Alvin Herberg
James Herbers
New Castle
City to Spend 1 64 Per Foot on Summer Paving
City council weighed paving costs of 1 64 per foot for summer work tied to parking area demarcation and meter installation. Plans to rework Lis spur near city property may delay pavement, with $1 0000 estimated for carryout. Sale of 10 acres adjacent gravel pit discussed to ensure future supply.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lis
Dor Careidera Run
Lehan
Detole
Cy-Owsted
Worth Street
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W. H. Meade
Eugene Siler
Lawrence W. Wetherby
Jed
UPS Mercantile
Tern
Tagm Electric Service CO
India
R. P. Beckwith
WILLS
New Holland
Chrysler
Center St
Corry
Ita
U.S
Calle Groit
Innn
Necesaoe
2B Finance CO
Consumer Discount Co
Ground Fl
N. Center ST
Harry Hall
Maneger
Mercury
Aecansorlet and
Wimee
Cubisetto Chavigs Wihov
Halle
Ed SuhiVan
WEWS
Powell Motor CO
Corry, Pa
Frank J. Herberg, SR
Glenn Group
Epte
Richard Morton
William McCarthy
Warren
Ojo
Tessie Geruci
Buffalo
Mary Dickwn
Garein Phillips
Meadville
Dork Williams
W. W. Waterhouse
Council
Measter
Eng Eineer
Conia
Santh
Lewing Bank
Lance
REX Theatre
John Payne
Dennis O’keefe
Johnson Bros
Frank Wawrelea
Edgar Miller
Mrs
Jack Matone
Agnes Hmrtley
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto
Plymouth
First Avenue
R&h
Clarence Wallace
Frank Wickwire
Alton Bromtey
Kodak Pony
Stony
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Sicary
Paul Auer
Dobar Horie
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