Council Agrees On Budget No Tax Hire
City council agrees on a budget with no tax hike and drafts a plan to trim departments. They propose cutting or delaying several items, reducing the police and streets department expenditures, and raising city salaries modestly. The program aims to pay off equipment loans and support war activities while preparing the final 1944 budget for Monday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Mayo Hepler
Police
Bornellian Waterhorse
Safety Department
Barnes
Conneilman
Walter Sweet
Property Department
Salf
Une
Gorty
War Activities Organization
Kinley
For sale and notices across Oil City area
City and vicinity items report sales listings for a 1938 Plymouth coach and a 1933 Ford from Powell Motor Co, plus Marine Corps and Coast Guard auxiliary service notes, bank savings distributions, upcoming community meetings, school and municipal updates, factory and war effort news, local obituaries and social notices across Oil City Meadville Erie Warren and North East with numerous brief items on residents, employment, and civic events.
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Plymouth
Ford Powell Motor Co
Oil City
William J. Crispen
William David Crispen
Pearl Avenue
Trmly
United States Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
Marine Corps
Frank Alberti
Titusville
St. Franklin
Exchange Banc and Trust, Co
Exchange Bank and Trust Company
North East
Moran
Cook
Harry Cook
Williams Road
Spars
Coast Guard
Palm Beach
Fin
St. Edward’s P
Congress
Cambridge Springs Enterprise News
Jim Lavery
Erie
Demacratie
Stiff Set
Cuester 'Y
Whitney
Ora Whitey
War Départment
Meadville
Meadville-ares
Pearl Harbor
Stolen Sparta money chest recovered in Ohio case
A Cleveland man Higley allegedly hid a stolen money chest in a small town about forty miles west of Cleveland near Elyria. The chest, found by a roadside with missing items but bearing papers proving ownership to Lindsey, led to a largely circumstantial case for obstruction of law and possible larceny. The alderman and district attorney debated charges as Higley awaited bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Higley
Lough Elyria
Elyria
Lindsey
Hild
F. Joseph Thoui
Herbart A. Muoly
Kenneth W. Rice
Fey
Employers Await State Fund Rating Change
Harrisburg dispatch reports the unemployment compensation bureau is implementing the 1943 experience rating system effective January 1. Rates will range from 1 to 2.7 percent of payrolls, replacing the flat 2.7 percent, with contributions based on 1939–42 records. Estimated savings for about 150,000 employers could reach $65 million annually. The fund has reached $465 million, with total benefits paid since 1939 around $219 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisbury
Harrisburg
Bureau of Unemployment
Naw
Surenis
Youth admits assault in county court case
Robert Bolch, a youth previously in court for fuel coupons and parole, admitted attacking a 14 year old girl with a car and then falling asleep. Judge Miles B. Kitts ordered the girl to appear later as Bolch faced possible long prison term and potential transfer to juvenile or criminal court depending on proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Botch
Miles B. Kitts
Bolch
Ellis
Fhe Caunis
Erie pool hall cited for possible closing by court order
Erie police raided a pool hall Thursday night and arrested several persons. On Friday judge Miles B. Grid cited the establishment and six others for similar injunctions. Paul’s Restaurant at North Park Row and the pool room at 525 French Street were named with orders to keep minors out after certain hours or face closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Dee
Dudge Miles
Man Who Killed Hunter to Appear
WARREN December 4 Jesse Culbertson of Clarendon R D will appear in court next week in connection with the killing of Pred Elimek of Gosrd Pa shot last Thursday while a deer hunting expedition at Four Mile Run. The investigation by game protectors and deputy sheriff established cause for Culbertson to appear, District Attorney Joseph H Goldstein said this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grose
Erie Schools
Erie City
Erie
C. Herman Grose
David W. Patterson
Mercer
OPA
Charles HI. Leslie
Manger
Patterson
Walker Sennett
Sennett
Sharon
Warren
Sherman
Tocat
Royal Manufactureing Company
Chicago
Frank Willeax
Merritt D. Smith
Bear Lake
WCTU
Frank Whiteley
White Street
Jesse Culbertson
Clarendon
R. D
Pred Elimek
G.srd
Gripsholm Repatriate Will Speak Tomorrow at Clymer
Gripsholm repatriate missionary Veenschoten will speak at Abbe Reformed church in Clymer on Sunday. Accompanying him is Mrs Veenschotorne Byanof, believed missing in the Gilbert Islands invasion. her husband served on Liscomb Bay and Wasp crews. She previously stayed in the Detroit area while her husband was interned after Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Munsee
Wattsburg
Aero Supply
Jeff
G. E. Bennett
Corry Hospital
Erie
Elizabeth Sims Maclae
Church of the Covenant
Gripsholm
Clymer
Aec
MS Veenscnoten
The
Reformed Church of America
America
Kalengsu
China
Veenscho
Renee Byanof
Gilbert Islands
Navy Department
Bvanof
Liscomb Bay
Wavy Department
Certier
Wasp
Detroit
Veenschoten
Chine
Pearl Harbor
Reformed Church
Veensthoten
Orient
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Pillsbury Pancake
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Hbo
the National Bank OF Corry
Tess
Pulvien
Oxford
Octaron
Convirien
Louis Rivera
Pee Okater
Erie, Pa
Mentor Club
Wiliam Myers
Oi! City
Franz
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Frank Wilcox
Illtoin
Tiehday
W. E. Mathews
Maple
Elh
Feldus
Mitford Lath
Mott Street
William Baker
Jerald Whiteley
East South Street
Smachtie
Rexall Store
Sparta
Kitts
Essley
Manhattan
the Nast Company
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Hunter
Warren Court
Girard
Erin
Serman
Harry L. Evanof
Tour Sons of Law
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Lakeview
Nery Pau Pht Jar I Ge
Pascal Celery
Crisco
Margie
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