Legislative vs Executive Budget Compared Over Years
The piece explains the 1950 budget process with both the President's executive budget and Congress's legislative budget. It notes the legislative budget's weak track record, the 1947-48 conflicts over spending, and the 1948 outcomes. It discusses committee roles, party politics, and the likely future of the legislative budget amid shifting control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House Aid
Senate
House
Joint
Tuch
Corry News Highlights Include Street Work Costs and Local Happenings
Local observers note rising estimates for East Smith Street sewer work from 80000 to 110000, with expectation bids will come in lower in May. Rumors swirl about Bill Veeck visiting Corry to address civic groups while streets crews receive praise for snow removal, and truckers urge state takeover of Winter maintenance on West Smith Street hill amid past near accidents.
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Cleveland
East Smith Street
Veliet
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Corry
Clvic
Iaud
Carl Smith
Route 6
State Highway Department
West Smith Street
Smith Street
Streets Department Ar
State Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vic Cragg
George Hanna
Louis Hanna
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Erie Academy
Omar Crowell
Gerry
Model Dairy
Growell
Jake Blatt
Doubie
Hucilie
Murray
Montgomery
Home Ward
Helen Grave Mervick
Focal
Gn Huis Cnwa
Chamber of Commerce
File Restaurant
Aga
Santa Claus
St. Nick
Aly
Keystones
Flks
Bib
Prost
Diamond Grocery Store Moves to New Building
Twenty years ago report notes the Diamond Grocery at the corner of North Center Street and Columbus Avenue, built in the 1950s by Nathan Steatman, ceasing to house a store after E. Barnes operated there for years. The business has moved to a new building Barnes erected just south of the former location on North Center Street.
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Nathan Steatman
North Center Chreet and
Columbus Avenue
Diamond Grocery Store
E. ©. Barnes
Joestian
Mr. Barnes
Nori Genter Street
New Recreation Bowling Alleys Change of Ownership
James Pappas announces the sale of his bowling alley and billiard parlor at 20 East Main Street to James Tilds yesterday. Early today temperatures dropped to two below zero. a fire year summary reports 1050 dollars in total losses, per the city annual fire report read to council.
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James Pappas
New Recreation
East Main Street
James Tig Tilds
Mercury
2. W
A. P. Howard Co
Aniwal
Andrew Payilsor
Pauleoh
How's Your I Q A 1948 quiz in classified page
A jumble of questions tests memory and accuracy with scoring levels from Genius to Poor. It directs readers to the Classified Page for the correct answers and touches on topics from football polls to grammar, geography, and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Garoling
Notre Dame
Michigan
U.S
Berlin
Erie Man Charges Kin in Theft of $550
Erie January report: a man swore out larceny charges Friday against his stepson in a theft of cash amounting to $550. Trooper Frank McGregor and Detectives Richard Hetio and Joseph Scully said the suspect fled. The case involves a metal ox and papers removed from beneath a bed. Also jailed is Arthur Rheurnntiem Fe mare-cummylt Clayton, 20, of R.D. &, Burlington City, held on charges amid health issues.
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ERIE
Jan
Priday
Stepaon Ti
Tom
Potles
Frank McGregor
Richard Hetio
Joseph Scully
Gich Kern
George Hrabender
Kern
Clayton
R. D
Uuilon City
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Osrrler
R. P. Beckwith
Willys
Servion
Stéilon Fisk
Center St
Rae Nierium
Vector
Armitage
Rapager
Howard Sheen
Gwinelpal
Gooal
Mead Park
Guignon
Harry T Fions
Celoron Park
Lake Chautauage
Cheekrowaga
Buffalo
United States
Ralph Perkins
Yeomnatt
Perkins
Lawrence Bersliner
Blorida
Post
Miami
Pam
Shnte
Arthur Hill
LEED
W. K. Shindledecker
Fast
Pizor Insurance Agency
Ial
A.rterio St. Corry, Ps
Franklin St Corry, Pa
the Bracken - Keating Co
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Kinley
Ins. Agency
Saidleio
Yon
Yee
Aaem ST Eas
Heiman’s Jewelers
Luxtone
Lanston
Dial
Harris
Bear
Juetedl
Ayer
Gelmet
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