Hon Manager prese SOUTINELLI-KIMMALL Offics in New York
Demanding overview of names and policies, the piece discusses the Democrats Big Six including Monroney Humphrey and other governors and senators, with critique of Khrushchev propaganda and a note on New Jersey highway financing under the Federal Highway Act. It references political writers and calls for long range planning amid federal aid gaps.
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Soutinelli-Kimmall, Inc
Offics
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Il AP News
Corry
Mile Monroney
Oklaoma
Humphrey
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Khrushchev
Mon- Toney
Market optimism fuels inflation fears and tax tradeoffs
New York AP report notes investors worry the bull market may outpace inflation reality. Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange cites fiscal restraint and better production as remedies, while analysts say thin trading and capital gains taxes keep shares locked up.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
Minneapolis
Funston
Memory of Corry and McKesson Robbins Headlines 1938
Federal authorities fear 1500 stockholders could lose 21 million dollars due to the McKesson and Robbins case. Musica brothers alleged to have hidden records and misled Wall Street for years. Meanwhile Corry milk producers receive a 20 cent December boost to November’s price of 19.04. Dairymen Cooperative raises milk price from 1.70 to 1.90. City police crack down on rising shoplifting as holiday shopping increases.
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New York
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Musica Brothers
Wall Street
Corry and
Vicinity
Dairymen's Nique Co-operative Association
Sneak Thieves and Fire Incidents Plague City
40 Years Ago Thecember notes rising sneak thievery and incendiary concerns perplexing authorities. Daughters of the American Revolution invites Miss Lillian Barnes for membership, while local groups pledge support for 23 French war orphans. Private Allan Spencer reports being well though lonesome without the guns. Federal aid covers 90 percent of seven interstate freeway projects, amid a surge of federal funds reaching almost $2 billion.
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Allan Spencer
Wisconsin dairyman and GOP leader dies at 65
Howard T. Greene of Genesee Depot Wisconsin a prominent dairyman and 1934 Republican candidate for governor died yesterday He was active in Republican politics for many years and sought public office only in 1943
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GOP
Waukesha
Wis
Howard T. Greene
Genesee Depot
Wisconsin
Dub
Bloom Raps Tax Ruling in Water Sales Tax Saga
Harrisburg AP George J Bloom Republican state chairman blasted a Sales Tax Bureau ruling as a 3 percent tax on water used in homes calling it a sharp retroactive levy size about 8 million. A Allen Suleone denied. Suleone said ruling clarifies tax on water sold with large tanks air conditioning equipment or distilled water. Bottled drinking water remains tax free.
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Harrisburg
George J. Bloom
Republica State
Sales Tax Bureau
Walter
A. Allen Suleone
Revenue
Bloom
GOP
Sulcone
Revenue Chief
Commonwealth
Suleone
Fredonia area to form single 12 district school board
A special referendum approved consolidation of 12 Fredonia area districts into one central district by a 21,072 to 852 vote. Petitioners spurred action with about 80 percent voter support in the districts. A second election after year’s start will choose a single board of education and set board size at five seven or nine members.
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Whevonla
Fredonia Area
Board of Education
Era of the Third Cat in Hal Boyle's Americana
In Hal Boyle's Americana, a New York family recounts the evolving pet timeline starting with Tracy's first turtle and moving through two Siamese cats, including a large宠 eager cat named Ralph Beauty Marble Cindy, before sending the second cat to another family as they continue to seek a felid companion.
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New York
Tracy J
Tracy
Verboten
Ralph Beauty
Cindy
New York City
Humane Shelter
Lady Dolly the Third Era Cat Dominates Household
A black cat with white paws and throat nicknamed Lady Dolly disrupts the home. She eyes the TV, hisses at her reflection, and climbs furniture causing about $1,500 in damage to furnishings and two neighbors. The narrator jokes that loving this cat proves a lack of common sense as the era of the third cat endures.
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Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Dolly
Millcreek Sells $510,000 In Bonds For School Work
Millcreek Township approves a 5100,000 bond issue to finance two school additions Tracy and Montclair. Pittsburgh firm purchases the issue. First National Bank of Erie acts as trustee. Bids for additions were received weeks ago and contracts will be awarded soon. The issuance carries an average 4.33 percent rate with interest ranging from 3 to 4.5 percent. Debtedness is to be cleared in 25 years. Rentals will be paid by the Millcreek School District to the Suburban Erie Building Authority which will service the bonds. Each school gains a six room addition costing 4494,265 plus admin and architect fees.
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Millcreek
Millcreek Township
Pittsburgh
Tracy
Montclair
Gordon McCreary
Suburban Erie Building Authority
Singer
First National Bank of Erie
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