Four Mill Tax Rules Clarified for Mortgage Pools
Harrisburg reports secretary of revenue Leon L Metzger outlines a new procedure for collecting the four mills Pennsylva nia Loans Tax on mortgage pools. The plan defines when state or county taxes apply, covering pools formed by banks or trust companies with or without substitution rights, and clarifies taxation of certificates versus underlying mortgages to prevent double taxation.
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Harrisburg
Leon L Metzger
Laday
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Ft Corporation
Imilividness
Itx
Weutlett
School Attendance Drops Amid Soviet Rural Shortages
A damaged OSS-style report shows President Kalinin urging ideal soviets to improve school attendance in rainy village schools. Attendance fell as much as 60 percent due to unrepaired buildings fuel shortages and lack of farm income.
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Moscow
Kalinin
Burglary Ghost Scares Istanbul Suburb Residents
Istanbul police reveal the so called ghost sightings were a burglar in disguise. The man wore venite flowing ories to alarm households while continuing his thefts in a suburban cemetery area.
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Istanbul
Countywide Business Census Launched by Bureau of the Census
District Supervisor L. Isurger announced a nationwide business census beginning in Erie County. The operation, funded by the Works Progress Administration, will employ about 16 thousand workers across the country and survey 2.4 million establishments. It covers retail, wholesale, services, hotels, and amusements while excluding agriculture and manufacturing. A simple eight‑question sheet seeks firm details on type of business, merchandise, employment, salaries, expenses, sales, inventories, and credit. Individual returns remain confidential but provide broad industry comparisons.
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L. Isurger
Erie County
Bureau of the Census
Evil Works Administration
United States
Mullmnu
Haseen
Seeek Share of Victim's Estate in Philadelphia Court
Mrs. Charlotte Nash Nixon seeks a widow's third of the estate of Fred G. Nixon-Nirdlinger. The Philadelphia magnate left one third of the income from the residue to his widow, totaling over 7 million dollars. A former wife would receive 48 percent of the residuary income. charities would get the rest. The widow could remarry. two children may receive 10 percent.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Charlotte Nash Nixon
St Louis
Fred G. Nixon-Nirdlinger
Nice
Prairee
Nindlinger
Weblig
Laura McKenna Nixon- Nirchingen
Hollywood
Pennsylvania
Weather records fall as frigid blast grips region
A severe cold wave drives temperatures to 28 below in Kane and 27 below at McKinley station, with Mt. Jewett at 24 below and Pittsburgh at 4 above. numerous counties report double digit lows and rivers freeze across at the Point.
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Monongahela
Allegheny
Kane Spring Water Company
Manufacturers Gas Company
McKinley Station
Kane
Mt. Jewett
Venasso County
Hampton Station
Franklin
Clintonville
Utica
Titusville
Crawford County
Brookville
Jefferson County
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
McCloskey targets U S Senate from Johnstown
Johnstown mayor Eddie McCloskey announces he will seek the U S Senate with a three power station program as a central plank. He plans to run in both parties, aiming to unseat Senator David A Reed and Governor Pinero t, and to challenge Democratic leader Joseph F. Guffey in Philadelphia.
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Johnnstown
Pennsylvania
Eddie McCloskey
Johnstown
United States Senate
McGloskey
Nidge Eugene C. Bonnell
Philadelphia
McCloskey
David A Reed
Pinerot
Tokets
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Penn’a Driver Licenses Must Soon Be Renewed
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles warns that the February 28 deadline for 1983 operator licenses is near. Officials report more than 1,000,000 licenses to issue, with under 500,000 issued and about 1,000 applications daily returned for incomplete or incorrect information. The Financial Responsibility Act requires full, accurate data. delays may keep many drivers off highways for days.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Sureau
Deer joins army fort Douglas dog refuses to leave
A young dog treated by medics at Fort Douglas after an injury becomes attached to the base. After recovering, the dog is released but refuses to depart the fort, staying near the Army post and endearing itself to personnel.
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Deer
Fort Douglas
Marriage of 76 Years Ends with Death in Glencoe
Macon Missouri reports the death of Mrs. 4 G. Wither at Glencoe Oklahoma after a 78 year old marriage. The couple tied the knot Dec 22, 76 years ago. Wither is 97 and survived by five children.
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Macon
G. Wither
Glencoe Okla
Wither
Regulations for labeling of wet goods issued by federal agency
The Federal Alcohol Control Administration released compulsory labeling rules for whiskey gin brandy rum and cordials. Domestic labels take effect March 7 and imported liquor April 7. Labels must identify type, distiller blender maker or importer, and provide distillation year and season for Straight or youngest year for blended spirits. Neutral spirits and coloring or flavoring contents must be disclosed if over thresholds. A red strip stamp on mouth of whiskey bottles will indicate tax status and notification to the public.
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Ceieceir
Washington
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Choate
State Patrol ends fusee requirement for gasoline trucks
The state highway patrol announced in Franklin yesterday that gasoline trucks and vehicles with explosive risks need not carry fusees. The May 25 1933 act requires trucks over two tons to carry signals for emergencies. Officials have not issued guidance on substitutes for fusees.
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State Highway Patrol
Franklin
Reomery
California spends twenty million on state highway work
California spent 20,061,500 in new highway construction during 198% to improve 1,546 miles of roads. An additional 6,500,000 was used for maintenance and contracts for several millions more were set during the period.
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Sacramento
California
Film Star Sullavan Once Harvard Clerk in Ambridge
Margaret Sullavan, famed film star, once clerked in Ambridge and Harvard tope. Students recall her as the helpful gift helper when selecting Christmas or birthday presents for their girl. Thomas Josta donates monthly profits from two counter stands to Cleveland children, a program now in its third year.
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Ambridge
Mass
Fim
Margaret Sullavan
Harvard
Cleveland
Thomas Josta
Funeral of Mrs Oscar Andrews in Torry residence
An unusually large gathering attended the funeral for Mrs Anna Andrews wife of O H Andrews at 28 East South Street. Rev L Wagner of St Pauls Lutheran presided with Pythian Sisters and W B A members present. Interment at Ping Grove Cemetery. Out of town attendees listed. committee of pallbearers named.
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Anna Andrews
O. H. Andrews
Juneta
East South Street
Pythian Sisters
Souly
L. Wagner
St. Paul's
Theodore Bartholmess
Gris
A. Greggory
Emma Keller
Elizabeth Lenhart
Mary Dennil
Walter @gwell
Wiliam Cloveland
Warren, Pa
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U.S. Senate
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West Main St
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