Pay Increases for President Stir Short Debate
Behind the News discusses proposed higher presidential pay, a Senate Civil Service subcommittee vote, and historical context. The plan would raise the president’s salary from 75,000 to 100,000 with a 50,000 tax-free allowance, plus covered travel and executive expenses. It contrasts with past Congress salaries and notes pay debates over dignity and cost of living.
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Busines
Generesy
Vesident
Senate Civil Service
Whitt House
Offieg
Hoover
Coolidge
Adnan
Tri
Hurlis
Washinntin
Wee
Uoon
Lily Men
Congress
Congres
Grave
Idl
Quiz of 10 Questions on History and Time
A jumble of trivia items asks about fiscal year ends, calendar quirks, Jewish year T10, Amish views, and literary quotations. It presents ten questions covering leap years, solstices, Gregorian reform, and calendar origins with uncertain phrasing and several misspellings.
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Eliashath
Allen
Cilesidar
Grégory XI
Local notes on construction and community events in Clinton Street area
Twenty years ago interior work advances on a new garage addition on Clinton Street as poured concrete and framing near completion. Obituary notes James E. Foley from Coury region. a city social visit by Quaker team and Orange Elk game score recap with a close win. Influenza outbreak prompts business closures and city impact. Herman Burlingame named Commander and A Thompson honored at Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting with a December dinner.
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Findley Lake
Severn
Corryssid
Walesey
Reldonephy
FR. Olatr
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Stephen ‘Toto Wakou
Paunere
Olas
Lakeside
Pene Kyota Pr
Nukao
Bey
Philadelphia
Nakao
Japan
Bt. Mar Chirch
Bletto
Richard Hunt
Merritt Hurst
East Irving Street
Sigms Phi Fraturnity
Westminsey College
A Nationale
Yueek
Corny
Gali
Ely
Fiecasters
Grertud
Weber
Yar Dora
Clyde Benton
Gan
TR Hinton
Liberty
Westmins Aniliee
Clinton Steept
Herman Burlingame
Lett. A. Thompson
Forrign Ware al Fie Reguilar
Berypa
Erie Seeks Two-Mill Corporate Tax Start April First
Erie will levy a two mill privilege tax on corporate business beginning April 1, patterned after city income tax. The measure, approved by the financial department, could yield up to a half million dollars. Tax applies to self employed professionals and others with business income.
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Erie
Iny
Fox
Inakee
Joseph A. Watea
Community Notice: Holiday Socials and Family Gatherings
The column lists numerous local residents hosting and attending Christmas Day and weekend gatherings. Names include Mr. Joy Me, Walter Schruer, Mrs. Blative Wallan, Miss Iyisia, the Graviuk and Pardini families, and many neighbors at homes across the area. Guests shared dinners, gifts, and seasonal cheer, with scenes of church events, meals, and community warmth noted throughout the week.
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Chymer
James Gravink
Bet Hive
Ifs
Mabtornt
Wallin
Pazenin
Biting Wallace Ogg
Neues
Teele
Robert
Thumper
Phillipeillo
Bay
Aesheter
Pont
Joy
Walter Schruer
Wallan
Vilex Iyisia Aie
Willowesek
Aed
Vallave
Warty
Cady
Cores
May Henry Hobink
Thies
Phirly Nice
Lyle Pardini
June
Mane
Catherine
Tir
Gamer Ai Viele
Maury Tar
Wire Clare Griswold
Fhiflulo
Lite Temer
William Graviuk
Jim Delwn
Marlivas
Megan
Gilbert Por
Dania
Mo Ln
Philly
Munger Pamelith
Newhielise
Ehilly Sehruces
Wartlyn Chun
Pall
Abel Alvra
Wettile
Deladlyes
Melvin Lawweltyie
Ivan Charu Rielae
Huesth
Mae Ruth Thompsaid
Robert Wasstale
Glen Wartise Hue of
Ghickwa
Uhlir Piveutshes
Ados Watink
Hohner
Tiny Gatheriahe
Atier Homie
Chriehnas
Day Fox
Heiey
Arnie
Rettigny
Clavenie Rmeberion
Wil Mis Wilis
Gilbert Toi
Tad Mutlew
Stanne
Linda
Merlin
Tow
Rlebergen
Ivar Rheberes
Aul
Sastre
Alii
Howarel
Leetury
Phlomainee
Notable Social Evening Then and Now Celebrations
The report describes a social event honoring Mrs Tryin Winns with attendees Mrs Lyle Kmptan Ma James Girsivlukt and others. Guests enjoyed refreshments and games, with speeches and entertainment shared by multiple residents. A separate note mentions a Thursday gathering, a formal presentation, and fundraising details including a totals line and local contributions.
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Tryin Winns
Levethonatl
Rue Raphy
TVA
Dpa Niemr
Atria
Menue
Eieeluye
Ottore
Wwe Wiis
Finn
Enjoy Life Don’t Be Miserable from Bar Soma Tablets
An ad extols Bar Soma Tablets as a stimulant that supports kidney function by flushing toxins from the blood and easing misery from kidney woes. It claims benefits for liver and stomach health and urges purchase at drug stores.
Neakers View President Tenhuisen and Officers Named
The record lists Paul Tenhuisen as president Miss Luclile Bemis as secretary and Janette Willers as treasurer with a note that the demons tunel was served in relation to the matter.
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Neakers
Paul Tenhuisen
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