A Double Tax Dose in Pennsylvania Budget Debate
The Legislature presses a 50 50 tax compromise combining a two percent sales tax with a two percent income tax plus a two percent gross receipts tax on lodging and food. Officials expect about 360 million from these levies plus 100 million from business taxes to balance the biennial budget, though the plan sparks concerns about wage deductions and partisan gridlock. The piece argues the income tax should be temporary and that a three percent sales tax would be insufficient without broader reform.
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Vanin
House of Representatives
Hull
Beavers Edge Mullersek in Erie County League Victory
Corry High School Beavers defeated Mullersek High Parsers 35-20 in an Erie County League game last evening. Sub-zero temperatures and a Midwest blizzard moving east were noted in regional forecasts. Mrs Harold Wolfe, recently married, was honored at a party hosted by Mike Melon Johnson on Essex Street with 25 grade teachers and guests attending.
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Corry High School
Mullersek High
Erie County
Harold Wolfe
Mike Melon Johnson
Essex Street
Corry
Cardn
Wolfe
City considers sewer on Marion street and paves West Main
Forty years ago on February 8 Marion street property owners petitioned the city commission for sewer construction. The commission approved paving West Main Street from First Avenue to a 21 foot width. The County Fair and Driving Park Association met, re-electing DeRtosay president Weeks treasurer Morgaridge secretary and Darling vice president. Edmund D Loanty sought name change to Lowney in New Haven to pursue psychiatry. A broader plan for adequate funding and modernization was discussed for the forthcoming biennium of Gov. London.
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Marion Street
City Commission
Directure
Couny Fair
Television Daily Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4
A historic TV grid lists tonight's lineup with time slots for Chilaven's Theatre Gene Autry News and Sports Range Rider 45 Superman 40 December Bride Arthur Godfrey and Friends The Millionaire Ive Got a Secret Hour long Live Drama Kate News Weather Sports Eleven thirty Theatra Thorned Evening shows Morning Show Captain Kangaroo Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey You and Your Family Drama Search for Tomorrow The Guiding Light Valiant Lady Matinee Playhouse Johnny's Show Meet The Millers The Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Secret Storm On Your Account Children's Theatre Gene Autry Show News and Sports Candice Canova Patt Page Show News Cled Kid Preston of the Yukon The Bob Cummings Show Climas Four Star Playhouses Johnnies Carson Show Dowgins airbanks Presents News and Weather idlevens thirty Theatre
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Channel 4
Chilaven
Gene Autry
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Roert Q. Lewis
Bob Crosby
Children’s Theatre
Candi¢ Canova
Patt
Cleoo Kid T
Preston
Yukon
Bob Cummings
Johnhig’ Carson
Dowgins Airbanks
Idlevens
Probe Theft Of Municipal Funds At Bradford
Bradford officials launched an investigation into shortages totaling 3 735 08 across city county and school funds. City Treasurer M F Raver reported an employee signed a statement admitting knowledge of the loss and Elsie M Anderson a former treasurer staffer was discharged. An audit priced at 1 000 will be funded by the bonding agent and bonds, with costs shared by the city school district and county.
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Aururiy
Mexean County
Guy B. Mayo
M. F. Raver
Raver
Wffe
Elsie M. Anderson
Mish Anderson
Leo Gallina
Histrict
Nso Allatte
Water Department
Elly
U. of Alabama Faces 2 Crises in Negro Case
Two crises threaten the University of Alabama over racial integration. Authherine Lucy, 26, faces exclusion from classes despite a court order, while Dean William Adam must answer in federal court why Polly Ann Hudson was not enrolled. The campus remains tense after protests challenging segregation.
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Mauoraven
Tuscaloosa
Aln
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Uiversity
William Adam
Birmingham
Polly Ann Hudson
Board of ‘Trustees
Lucy Hudson row over segregation and divorce case
Mrs. Hudson seeks a divorce citing conduct and marital record while Alabama trustees back excluding Miss Lucy from classes amid racial tension. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People urges criminal action. Brownell abroad. Courts in Birmingham and New Orleans staged a turbulent climax as the university weighs further Supreme Court appeal. Campus calm returns after trustees say safety concerns justified the exclusion following riotous disturbances.
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Lucy
C. Carmichael
University
Jeff Bennett
Vet Seeks Citizenship Bill For Korean War Veteran Cannella
Carmen Mario Cannella, a Johnsonburg man born in Italy, served two years in the U S Army during the Korean conflict. An immigration ruling left his status unclear, requiring Congressional private legislation introduced by Rep. Leon Gavin to grant citizenship. Cannella works at Stackpole Carbon in St Marys and resumed pursuit after learning of his situation too late for standard action.
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Weeaeweeuna
Johnsonburg
USB
U.S. Congress
Carmen Mario Cannella
Carmen Cannella
Terra Cotta
United States
Italy
U. S. Army
Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
Congress
Leon H. Gavin
City
Cannella
Stackpole Carbon Co
St. Marys
Mrs Altha Willis Buried Yesterday
Funeral service for Mrs Altha Willis held yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev W F Ridin of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Committal at Rose Hill Cemetery followed. Pallbearers named. Attendees include numerous Union City residents and relatives from Jamestown Willoughby Wrightsville and Niobo.
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Altha Willis
Bracken Funeral Home
W. F. Ridin
Presbytarian Church of
Union City
Julio
Rose Hill Cemetery
I Sphrtanshurs
Kenneth Fisk
Frederick Meir
Garl Alford
Victor Pearson
Tiles Auge
Norman Edinger
Martha Lamony
Shirley Lamony
Jamestown
Donald Willis
Jules Auye
Niobo
Russell Willis
Willoughby
Susie Fiak
Mille Pink
Prederick Fink
Orl Alfords
Walter Craft
Mise Helen Fisk
Susin Pisk
E.W. Clark
Wrightsville
Smart Quiz From The Classified Page
A reader posed seven current event trivia items from a classified page. Questions cover presidential primaries, federal tax rates, groundhog names, which chamber would ban school construction funds over segregation, cigarette ads, sodomy etymology, and a California Democrat nicknamed Soapy plus a new governor with expanding universe ages.
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Llinois
Nebraska
Senate
House
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Soapy
California
Texas
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New Jersey
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Corry, Pa
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