Pennsylvania Bankers Split Over Federal Interest Ceiling Proposal
Harrisburg AP report shows 664 Pennsylvania banks polled on a federal ceiling proposal. About 27 favored the federal order, 56 supported a compromise using certificates of deposit at four percent, while the rest preferred current limits or other rates. State Banking Dept decisions awaited.
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Zoning Vote, Tax Panel Changes At City Council
Council approves ordinance replacement or submission under the same bill number. Luke Graham resigns from the Joint Earned Income Tax Committee, Wallace Young named to replace for one year by finance director Guy Abbey. Streets Director Dearing to address East Main street curve hazard. hole along south edge near the widened section. Dearing notes 17 tons of salt used last weekend amid severe weather conditions.
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J. BR. Dearing
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King Street
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Hunter Clem Barcus Dies While Hunting Near Wionesta
Clem Barcus, 60, of Connellsville, died of a heart attack while hunting in the woods near Wionesta, Forest County, yesterday.
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Christmas Meditations by Area Ministers and Worship leaders
A religious page presents Christmas meditations by local area ministers and church leaders. It reflects on the meaning of Christmas, faith, and devotion, featuring prayers and hymns attributed to pastors and congregations. It emphasizes the nativity, worship, and hopeful messages for the season.
Warren Fire Survey Flags Deficiencies in Preventive Aids
A Mid dle Department Association of Fire Underwriters report finds Warren borough severely lacking in preventive fire safety aids. The 1954 survey showed improvements but notes ongoing shortfalls in personnel training facilities and access, with adequate water supply in the business district and 16 blocks of congested area.
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Gas Pedal Sticks Woman Killed Near Altoona
A 24 year old woman, Do lores Hughes of Gallitsen, died when a car three miles west of Altoona crashed after the accelerator allegedly stuck. The driver and father Pred Hughes escaped injury as the vehicle overturned and the victim became trapped under the wreckage.
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DIES WHILE HUNTING IN JOHNSTOWN AREA
Simon A. Gray 78 of Barnesboro died of a heart attack yesterday while hunting near Johnstown Pennsylvania. His death occurred during a hunting outing with no witnesses. He was a longtime resident of Cambria County and affiliated with local community groups. He is survived by family members.
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Simon A. Gray
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Sukarno Critiques Dutch Move Over West New Guinea
Indonesian leader Sukarno denounces Dutch promises of sovereignty as deceit and insists West New Guinea remains part of Indonesia. He spoke in Jogjakarta at a rally marking 13 years since the Dutch capture, amid reports of escalating Dutch and Allied military deployments.
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Unity Confab in Congo Sparks War Warning
Disjointed report notes a Congo confab amid tension as a Katangan army officer hints at ongoing war. Brussels cables protest to UN secretary Thant over battles near Elisabethville and Union Minore, with London and Belgian officials reacting.
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Railroad Mogul Joseph L Sheppard dies at 80
Chicago based railroad executive Joseph L Sheppard former assistant vice president of Illinois Central Railroad died yesterday at age 80. He held key roles at the Illinois Central and influenced midwestern rail operations for decades.
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