Plan Re Adjustment in Tax Assessment Countywide
County plan to re adjust tax assessments will raise total values by six to twenty million dollars based on a two per cent increase of city assessments. Pole H. supervisor of county assessments told county commissioners the equalization will require June start and involve both city and rural properties. Farmers worry farm valuations may rise but revenue gains aim to offset tax increases for a year.
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Rum Runner Is Captured In Warren Chase
Clarence Anderson of Warren led Chief of Police George Hashmi and State Highway Patrolman Paul Engle on a chase when they tried to search his car Tuesday afternoon. He was brought to Warren, jailed, and yesterday waived a hearing before Justice Watts N. Davis. Held for court in the sum of 1000 dollars on a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor, he could not furnish bail.
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Window peeper nabbed at Kane street fracas
A window peeper was nabbed after a chase near the intersection of Hemi Jools avenue and South Adgar street. No one was wounded and the suspect fled but was apprehended shortly after. a warrant for arrest on a firearms charge was reported pending yesterday.
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Why Fat Men Stay Fat Promotes Kruschen Salts for Weight Loss
A self help style pitch argues fat men linger for lack of energy and that Kruschen Salts cleanse the bowels and boost vigor. It claims daily use, with a 85 cent bottle lasting 40 weeks at Ames & C. and similar druggists worldwide, will spark activity and make pounds drop.
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Randolph Home Will Admitted In Cattaraugus Probate
In Randolph Little Valley February 27 the Cattaraugus County Surrogate's Court admitted the will of Biloise F. Tusenbury deceased September 17 at Portville. Executors named are William J. Dusenbury and Duncan F. Dusenbury with $10 000 personal property and $1 000 up real estate. Bequests include $5 000 to cemetery and church, $1 000 to a cousin and six friends, $10 000 to Randolph Children's Home, annuities to two friends, and residue to two nephews. Bishop McDevitt improving after heart attack. unlikely to leave Mercy Hospital for days.
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Pageant at M.E. Church The Appearing Cross
The First Methodist Episcopal church hosts a pageant The Appearing Cross Sunday night directed by Mrs. Walter R Shelby with about fifty children and young people rehearsing and costumed A quartet of adults supports the singing Final rehearsal Friday at 7 o'clock and ushers will manage seating. church expected to fill for the Christian presentation.
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Pittsburgh Taxi Strike Near Peace After Mayor Proposal
Pittsburgh's taxi strike, now in its seventh day, neared peace as Mayor Charles H. Kline announced a written proposal from operating companies would be submitted to the strikers for a vote tomorrow. A peace conference in the mayor's office lasted from 3 p.m. to midnight with secrecy maintained about talks. In Greensburg, a fire destroyed Paul J Bondi's eight room frame house on Stanton Arena road causing about $15,000 in damage. no one was home.
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Pittsburgh Judge Martin in Serious Condition After Pneumonia
Pittsburgh dated report says Judge Martin, independent candidate for mayor, remains critically ill with pneumonia. Family members including son from Princeton and two brothers stay at his bedside as he was unchanged at 6 am. He was appointed to the bench in 1926 and elected in 1928 while serving as judge.
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United Press University
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Nature Restores Appetite with 8.8.8 Remedy
The notice urges enjoying meals and using 8.8.8 as a time tested vegetable remedy to restore appetite, rebuild blood cells, and improve sleep, strength, and nerves. It promises gradual effect, availability in drug stores, and cost efficiency.
Smith finishes tied field in finals amid irregular results
The garbled report notes a tie in field finals with unclear references to New York and Los Angeles and mentions a prize of 3600, a value of 3509, and dubious sums around 200. Names Bobby Cruickshrons and Corry-Ja appear linked to Detroit and a total score of 190 is listed alongside Bjorke 173.
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