Meantime divisions sprawl across Erie county cases and fire notes
Seven men were granted divorce decrees in Erie county court yesterday while one new complaint was filed. Across the region sub freezing temperatures delay Mead Park Pond safety for ice skating. Officials say they will announce when safe. A local woman reported losing her purse during shopping. police have not located her or her valuables. Crawford county court faces a record docket of 109 cases in January, many from automobile accidents. Alexander Halfelder, Cambridge Springs WWII veteran, was granted an opportunity to escape sentence by undergoing treatment after memory lapses. A case in Meadville involved a driver cited for failing to stop at a traffic light. Conewango township residents seek removal of five school board members in a petition heard by Judge Allison Wade. A speeding freight train struck and killed 25-year-old Robert Hugus near Girard. Edinboro College participates in an $11.656 million modernization plan at 14 state teachers colleges, including many dorms and facilities. Albion volunteer firemen plan to replace trucks after Monday’s blaze. A restitution hearing proceeds in a worthless check case in which Agnes Upperman faces $65 in checks written on a local bank. Donna Mudge, 3 1/2, treated for a forehead laceration after bumping into a baseboard. Chamber of Commerce postpones retailer meetings scheduled at Hotel Cory. Max Sutton, 53, died of a heart attack after showing the film Always Leave Them Laughing at the Jordan Theatre in Greenville.
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Treasury report shows December budget receipts and balance
Treasury report from Washington on December 5 shows net receipts of 87,415,497.19 dollars and expenditures of 116,718,180.23 dollars, with a cash balance of 4,215,182,551.43 dollars.
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50 Congress May Hit Oil Industry
Washington expects a pivotal 1950 session as Congress weighs tax changes and depletion allowances affecting independent operators and major oil companies. Treasury reportedly studies trimming or eliminating the 27 percent depletion deduction, prompting widespread industry opposition prior to hearings.
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Provision reviewed by Congress since 1926 echoed in recall
The remark notes a provision repeatedly reviewed by Congress since about 1926. It recalls that years ago an industry wide organization formed to oppose and to testify before the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees.
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Vienna Population Share Highlighted in Austria Report
A group may be formed if the treasury backs a proposal and a depreciation allowance debate continues. The treasury argues a 271 percent allowance is unwarranted while an Independent voices no opposition to depreciation for factories and other natural resource industries. About a quarter of Austria's population resides in Vienna.
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