Governor hints tax cut possible later in budget plan
Governor James submitted a record Pennsylvania budget of 43.2 million dollars, proposing relief if conditions improve in two years. He warned a tax reduction could come with a special session if needed, while detailing a 608 million dollar current expenditures and a 71 million dollar deficit to be closed by future revenue gains and tighter spending.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James
Defense items shown in state's new budget
Harrisburg February 4 The governor in his budget message proposes diverting the 1,488,000 National Guard appropriation as an Emergency Fund for defense. If the crisis abates funds will be available to return the Guard. if it continues additional agencies may be funded. A 100,000 grant to the Justice Department would aid subversive activity investigations as part of defense. A 200,000 appropriation would enable soldier voting costs.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James
Toc
Home Guard
State Council of Defense
Justice Department
State Department
Armed Service
National Guard
Departments of Labor and Industry
Run Away to Wed Police Report City Councilor and Teen Tie Knot
Police disclosed that Boston city councilor Alfred Farese aged 26 who deserted his wife and child in Everest Massachusetts and 17 year old Edith Anderson were married in Union City New Jersey while authorities pursued them in dogen states.
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Dogen
Boston
Alfred Farese
Everest
Mass
Edith Anderson
Union City
N. J
School News At Columbus School PTA Penny Supper
The PTA sponsors a baked ham Penny Supper at Rauee on Thursday evening February 6, served from o'clock until all are served. Freshmen officers elected for second semester Harold Casper, Robert Thompson, Doris Stockton, Eleanor Janowski, John Walk. Sophomores write Travels With a Donkey. Bible Study Class at Hi Yo and Tri-Hi held Friday. Several students ill, welcome back Anna Mae Hamilton and others after a week. Freshmen studying vocations. list of students exempt from exams for first semester with high averages across subjects. Victrola gift presented by Mrs. Carrie Christie to Miss Olima's room. third grade making post office items. birthday celebrations for Joay Thompson and Bull Yard.
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PTA
Harold Casper
Robert ‘Thompson
Doris Stockton
Eleanor Janowski
John Walk
Ateresthias
Stevenson
Hi. Yo
Anna Mae Hamilton
Is? Jumn Anthony
Orville Mapson
Harold Lines
Elizabeth Backs
Victoria Backs
Esther Mae Brooks
Emily Komendo
Carolyn Anderson
Virginia Wickwire
Jackson Bonney
Virginia Jones
Helene
Richard Powers
Clare Cobb
Norman Swart
Robert Thompson
Phyllis Anderson
Mary Coons
Victoria Borsa
Emily Komenda
Tene Lewis
James Hammond
Marie Schramling
Lewis Howles
Donald Lanquist
Helene Kadlick
Mary Molnar
Lews Bowles
Joay ‘Thompson
Bulli Yard
Teacher Hurt In Auto Crash In Ridgway
Mrs. Ingersoll, a Sterling Run school teacher, drove a Pontiac from Emporium toward Sterling Run when a Plymouth skidded on ice eight miles east of Emporium. Five occupants were in the Plymouth. three suffered head injuries and cuts. Both cars were badly damaged in the collision on the Sterling Run-Emporium highway.
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Ridgway
Sue Sneersoll
Sterling
Frank Duffey
Sterling Run-Emporium
Emporium
Ingersoll
Sterling Run
Jersey Shore
Tio Sets Japanese Alphabet Distinct for Men and Women
A brief note explains that the Japanese alphabet comprises two character sets, one for men called katanake and a separate set for women called hiranage. The claim presents gendered divisions in script usage within a historical view. The exact terms appear to be an obsolete or incorrect depiction in this OCR fragment.
Dems Claim Relief Fund Short Changed in Budget Debate
The James administration proposed a two year relief appropriation of 950000 for the next decade, while Democratic House Leader Imailkdiately offered a bill to provide 210000000 for the same period. Governor James said defense and industry upswing could cut relief to about 5000000 monthly in the next biennium, arguing the rearmament effect is just beginning to be felt. Rep Leo A Achlerman criticized the budget as "short changed" and proposed a monthly public assistance total just under 10000000. The governor cited 208410000 as the total 1939 41 relief cost, noting WPA and general assistance caseloads are less than half a year ago. He warned against over optimism but suggested 5000000 monthly as prudent if defense gains continue.
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Karle
James
Leo A. Achterman
Senate
Senate Democrats
Richard Maize
Unioxtown
Chester Water Co
Howard J. Russell
Public Assistance
Tames
Commonwealth
Oth Fe
Hehway _im
Fioog
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Leo A. Achlerman
Monroe
Pennsylvania
Fredonia Fire Kills Attendant as Tank Explodes at Service Station
Fire destroyed the Edward J. Sweet service station at 268 270 West Main Street after an oil stove exploded while refilling. Frank Vielledus, night attendant, died as flames and flying oil engulfed the building. Loss may reach 20000 with two trucks and a sedan incinerated. Firefighters battled wind driven blaze, saving records and office.
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Fredonia
Frank Vielledus
Edward J. Sweet
West Main Street
Insurance Met
Amy Mim
Ramer
VieHenx
Charges Filed Against Utility in Harrisburg Case
The Public Utility Commission ordered Pennsylvania Power and Light to answer charges of violating the preemption section by attempting to build a power line in Cumberland County. A hearing was set for February 19, with PP&L to file its answer by February 14. Former cooperative members claim they did not preempt any county section under the law and planned to proceed with rural electrification funds.
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Harrisburg
Gommesion
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Iain Wt
Cumberland County
Adantis Cooperative, Inc
Fand
James Favours Rural Teachers Salary Boost
Harrisburg reports the James administration urged a minimum annual salary of 1000 dollars for 16300 rural school teachers, proposing a 3 million dollar appropriation to fund the increase. The plan includes a 50 thousand dollar survey, with total Department of Public Instruction funding around 97.1 million for the biennium, down slightly from the current period.
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Harrisburg
Genera Assembly
James
Department of Public Instruction
Union Good Friday Service Planned
The Corry Ministerial Association met at St. Pauls Lutheran for plans of a union Good Friday service on April 1 at the Methodist church from noon until 3 PM. Other business included plans to place new teachings in the Senior High school.
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Corry Ministeril Association
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Filans
Husband of former Corry resident dies
Word has been received of the death of Harold Cafferty, of 339 Courtland, Highland Park, Michigan, which occurred Sunday after a ten weeks illness. He leaves his wife, formerly Lorna Amidon of Corry, and a son Harold. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 o clock.
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Harold Cafferty
Courtland
Highland Park
Mich
Cafferty
Lorna Amidon
Corry
Harold
Corry’s Ten Relive Tram In Defense Forward Feat
Corry’s defense forward updates highlight a ten point relay rhythm as NEI MEE delivers strong oncourt pressure. The article notes a pivotal run that steadies Corry’s lineup and pushes for a decisive win against rival teams.
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Corry
Viet
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Readable content lists scattered fragments about programs assets and group plans. No coherent events, dates, or named entities emerge to identify a single incident or figures.
Scouts by Scouts by We Class Last One Boy
A garbled report notes awards and badges for a Boy Scouts class test led by a leadership group including McClintock Donald Mos, Reed Marit, and Dick A. The text lists assisting members Dorr Clark, W. A. Redpath, J. B. John, and Richard Harris as superintendent, mentioning a March 17 event and a $3,000 transfer related to boy training at a reform school facility.
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William J
Ert McClin
Donald Mosothy
Dorr Clark
W. A. Redp
J. B. John
Richar
Harrise
Fem
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