Tax protest filings and budget notes mark city proceedings
Taxpayers are urged to file under protest with explanations as a budget display and public notices publish the 1936 city budget and appropriations ahead of final passage. Reports list election expenses by candidates and notices announce Route 299 improvements and Farm Journal surveys for farmers. Italian American Club plans a Sunday smoker, and postal laws warn against sending liquor through the mail.
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Frank
Westley
Cay
West Main Street
Joe Barrone
State relief tax collections slump in November
Revenue Department reports November emergency unemployment relief tax receipts totaled 2,836,471.66, well below October’s 3,?. nine taxes expected to yield 125 million for the biennium. Thanksgiving closures skewed December crediting. details show documentary stamp, amusement, cigarette and gasoline components with totals for the period and biennium to date.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Sitata
Revenue Department
Tevenue
Venango County Boy Hurt While Coasting
Frankin Pennsylvanian reports Edward Miller of Emlenton R D 4 was admitted with a fracture to the left leg after his sled struck a truck near his home on the way to school. The hospital released that the truck driver was not responsible for the accident.
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Frankin, Bec
Edward Miller
Emlenton
R. D
Frankin Hospital
Dodge Announces New Car at Low Prices
Dodge unveils a larger luxuriously appointed model praised as the Beauty Winner of 4936. Priced as low as $640 factory, Detroit. Reported economy of 18 to 94 miles per gallon with 20% less oil use. Owners across the coast tout lower ownership costs than competitive cars. See the car, take the free economy test, and compare.
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America
Detroit
Jess
Townsend Plan Gains Momentum in Southern California
United Press staffer Lyle C. Wilson reports strong Townsend movement in California as DARP mobilizes for a 1936 push. He notes a large fundraising base, 2 to 3 million members claimed, town clubs nationwide, and potential presidential bid to win California electoral votes. Arbuckle and Townsend aides emphasize broad western reach and mounting endorsements, with a January campaign and expected House vote amid relief-era politics.
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United Press
California
Townsend
Balter
Lyle C. Wilson
Washingston
Los Angeles
Wilson
Wattwih Press
Clif
Howe-Stawn
Horseshoe
Long Beach
Southern
Upton Sinclair
Eugene Reed
Utopia Society
F. E. Townsend
Wold
Pershing Square
Biltmore
Townsendites
Dr. Townsend
Midwest
Kansas
Lon. Leach
Western
Mountain States
Congress
United States Meteorological Office
Arbuckle
Ame
Ahd
Townsend Plantation
Chicago
R. Earl Clenwnta
OAT
Clements
Middle Atlantic
Minois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
West
OARP
House of Representatives
Merriam
DARP
Middle West
H. L. Bless
Western Division
Messiah of Plenty
Lsten
Washington
House
Senate
Pat McCarran
D. Nev
McCarran
United States
QARP
William E. Boran
Pacific
Rocks
Diffi
Man Killed by Bus Near Northeast in Accident
The body of Harry McEldawney, 28, of Alicante, is to be sent home for burial after a skull fracture from a car skidding and being struck broadside by a large bus. The accident happened near Northeast, four miles east of here, as he drove toward New York City.
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United Press
Harry McEldawney
Alicante
McEldawney
North East
Here
McEldowney
New York City
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Announces Five Appointments
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp names five officials including James W. McClure as assistant auditor and John A. Donald as chief of bureau of depreciation and appropriations. R. L. VanCleve and H. G. Elder are named assistant purchasing agents for Pittsburgh and Chicago districts respectively. A Mary White heads Townsend plan HQ at Alhambra after parting from the OARF. she predicts friction before Townsend bill or OARP changes take effect.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Tilinoiy Steel Corporation
James W. McClure
J. Dahlinger
Bureau of Costs
John A. Donald
R. L. VanCleve
H.G. Elder
Chicago
White
Townsend Plan
Alhambra
Arcade
Townsend
Take Business Census in January Names Supervisors
Washington December report notes the Dec appointment of 402 supervisors for the upcoming business census. Secretary Daniel Roper expects about 80 percent completion by January end and a preliminary report plus a full census by July 1, 1920. Supervisors listed include Paul V. Tillard Altoona Zora N. Philson Uniontown William Brightwell Washington John A. Keck Greensburg and Andy Charles Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Washington
Zenain
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel €. Roper
Eld
Paul V. Tillard
Altoon
Zora N. Philson
Uniontown
William 0. Brightwell
Joh A. Keck
Greensburg
Andy Charles
Pittsburgh
Governor Celebrates Quiet 45th Birthday in Harrisburg
Governor George H. Eare marked his 45th birthday quietly in Harrisburg. The surprise election two years earlier had ended nearly fifty years of Republican rule in Pennsylvania. No social event was planned, and he planned to spend the day at the executive mansion and capitol offices on routine duties.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Eare
Pernnsylvania
Commonwealth
Capitol
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