City budget details show reserve to cover unpaid taxes
City Council approved a 1933 budget totaling $78,374.62 with a 12 mil levy yielding $75,574.62 on assessed value of $6,297,885. The budget allocates funds for general purposes, interest, sinking, salaries, tax collection, and various departments while shifting $6,938.66 to reserve for unpaid taxes. The plan reduces several department totals from 1932 and outlines specific allocations for police, streets, parks, and public property.
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Department of Financed
King Fund
Police
Department of the Safety
Hoover Plans Debt Commission Faces Roosevelt Backing Doubts
Washington reports show President Hoover's proposed debt settlement commission to revisit Europe's war debts lacks clear endorsement from President-elect Roosevelt. Albany fissures emerge as leaders weigh cooperation, while some officials expect Roosevelt to assist in appointments. Debate grows on commissions and congressional action amid mixed reactions.
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Teldy
Washington
Dee
Hoover
Arope
Roosevelt
Albany
Jover
Second Ward House Damaged by Fire
Fire at 125 Pane Street damaged the second ward home of John L Tubbs and family early today causing about 300 in losses. Hot ashes on a back porch likely started the blaze which gutted the rear portion before being checked. Insurance is expected to cover the damage. Earlier that night a separate alarm responding to box 17 cited a fire near Mrs M J Parkhurst’s car with gasoline ignition. firemen arrived after the car fire was doused with little damage.
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John L. Tubbs
Pane Street
Second Ward
Ghrayler
M. J. Parkhurst
Fast South Street
Holiday party for Corry women and children
The Veterans of Foreign Wars home on West Washington street hosted a merry Christmas party for thirty five city girls hosted by the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club. Guests enjoyed games, a lunch, and a visit from Santa who distributed gifts from the decorated tree.
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Santa Claus
Veterans of Foreign War
West Washington Street
Corry Business
Professional Women's Club
Harriet Myers
Six Arrested in Warren County Dry Raids
Warren County December report details two Saturday night liquor raids led by Sheriff Ritchie with deputies H H Jefferson Charles Duff and Mike Wustive and deputy Howard Hui with Sheffield Chief of Police Spencer Roberts Francis Ritchie and James Hayes. Homes in Tiona and nearby locations yielded liquor mash and a still. Suspects Smith Slover and Levi Warner faced arraignments with bail set. inquiries continue.
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Warren
R. L. Ritchie
Justice of the Peace
Richard Evans
Sherif Ritchie
Bim
H. H. Jefferson
Charles Duff
Mike Wustive
Howard Hui
Spencer Roberts
Sheffield
Francis Ritchie
James Hayes
John Stith
Tiona
Smith
Bert Slover
Tion
Levi Warner
Ripley Man Killed Trying to Cross Railroad Tracks
Seth Baker, 75, lifelong Ripley resident, was killed when his sedan was struck by Nickel Plate passenger train No. 6 at a Brockwell Road crossing east of the village. The car was destroyed, parts scattered for about 450 feet. Baker is survived by his wife and three children. The accident occurred around 9 p.m. on December 15. Coroner William B. Crandell received the body at Westfield. Funeral arrangements are pending. In related notes, Judith Johnson and Anna Yousko, found with liquor at John Smith's home, faced a Friday hearing on possession charges, each held on $1,000 bond.
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Ripley
Mipley
Seth Baker
Nickel Plate Railroad
Westfield
William. B. Crandell
Baker
A Wate
Bert Baker
Ralph Wolfe
Robert, Baker
T Ripley
Pollack
Sheffield
Judith Johnson
Anna Yousko
John Smith
Assessment Supervisor Chosen for Erie County Nominees Named
Erie County held a special session to appoint an Assessment Supervisor. John Pokorski, age 62, was named after three nominees were considered. Votes ended without agreement and the meeting adjourned at 2 pm amid debates on county assessment conditions.
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Erie
John Pokorski
John Hamberger
West Sid Streets
George Hamberger
Lincoln Ave
Kenneth Rowland
Kahkosiya
Rollo McCray
George Humberges
Joseph
Rogan
John Hamberses
Helen M.schiurarf
Rowland
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