Kane Borough council action and local notices
Kane Borough Council received a salary raise request from the assistant police chief and two patrolmen, referrals to the budget committee, and a state deadline of February 1 for federal aid applications for a sewage plant. Real estate taxes rise three mills to 15, with 1957 expenses projected higher but under 2,000 in the regular budget. Other items include wedding invitation ads, a Crawford County 1956 violent deaths tally, a Helping Hand Club all day session, rummage sale notices, delayed trial in Mayville, sheriff and taxation matters, and various local meeting notices and obituaries.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Kaner
Kane Borough
Townville
E. D. Mallinee
Corry Journal Printing
Mesdville
Crawford County
Tribune
Helping Hand
Joop Hall
WOTM
Buesink
Center Street
Mayyille
Rae
Katherine Derby
Dunkirn
Edwin LD
Barker
Titus Check
Herbert A. Mook
Meadville
Berman Shin
John
Ida Bruna Mes
Henry Wold
John East
Stanford Hose Company
No. 1
Emmanuel Goulld
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
England Train Crash Kills One Near London
An express rammed a crowded local train in Welwyn Garden City leaving one dead and several injured. Early morning mist reduced visibility as both trains moved toward London. The engine from Aberdeen was wrecked and many passengers were soldiers returning from Christmas leave. Wreckage blocked six tracks disrupting a major rail link.
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England
Welwyn Garden City
Patlce
London
Aberdeen
Scotland
Princess Grace's Last Public Outing Seen Before Birth
In Monte Carlo Princess Grace and Prince Rainier attended a late night function as Grace’s last public appearance before the expected birth later this month. Doctors say the baby is due around January 29 with Grace presiding at a Freast tilt event and attending physicians monitoring her condition.
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Grace
Monte Carlo UW
Prince and Greg
Prince Rainier
Prince Grece
Tian
Indicted Detroit Ad Agent Linked to Negro Voter Letters
The Justice Department says John R. McAlpine of Detroit faces a federal indictment on two counts for publishing and distributing anonymous political literature. About 6,000 letters were mailed to Black voters urging support for the Democratic Party, supposedly from the Council of White Citizens of Atlanta, though FBI findings show Detroit authorship and Atlanta mailing. McAlpine is named as responsible, with the case tied to enforcement of federal election laws per an October statement by the Attorney General.
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Washington
Justice Department
John R. McAlpine
Detroit
Mic
McAlpine
Atlanta
Council of White Citizens of
FBI
Auph
Alpine
Brownell
Hospital Admission and Discharges at Corry Hospital
At 7 am today the Corry Hospital reported admissions and discharges. Admitted were James Sullivan of Mest Avenue and Mrs. Michael Cooklis of North East. Other entries include Cinda, daughter of Mr and Mrs Troy Walker, nurse Joe Clark of Eat Main, Mrs. J Raymond Spiesman of West Columbus, Mrs. Oliver Carter of Spartansburg, Kathy Morton, Bonnie Ehrhardt and Archie Tressler, along with Mrs. Thomas Paver, Miss Eleanor Wallace, Gerald Bemis and others moving between rooms and addresses.
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James Sullivan
Mest Avenue
Michael Cooklis
North East
Cinda
Mrnil
Irs
Troy Walker
Nurs
Joseph Clark
J Raymond Spiesman
West Columbus Avenue
Oliver Carter
Spartansburg
Kathy
Herbert Morton
R. D
Bonnie
Wiliam Ehrhardt
Archie Tressler
Garland
Thomas Paver
South Center Street
Eleanor Wallace
Maptevenue
Gerald Bemis
Probe blast at Emporium haunts Powder Co wreckage
Debris from wrecked buildings at Emporium and the Pennsylvania Powder Co site is being probed for clues to a dynamite blast that killed three men and injured eight, with Lows Mykoff of Sinnemahonius, Luther Kniseley of Keating Sun Mit, and James Barton of Emporium identified as the dead. The injured were taken to St Marys Hospital as the blast also destroyed two buildings and damaged 18 others. a postblast fire was contained.
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HM Jruum
Pennsylvania ‘Powder Co
Lows
Mykoff
Sinnemahoniuis
Luther Kniseley
Keating Sunmit
James Barton
Emporium
St. Marys Hospital
St. Marys
Elvis Hanged in Effigy Near Nashville Crowd Reacts
An Elvis Presley effigy hung from an overpass southeast of Nashville as onlookers chanted dont be cruel and you aint nothin but a hound dog. A state trooper removed the dummy, which wore a red shirt blue jeans and fake money in its pockets.
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Achville
Tee
Presley
Nashville
Elvis
Millionaire killer Graham faces death in Colorado gas chamber
Denver officials served a writ of execution against John Gilbert Graham for 32 106 dollars tied to the murder of his mother Daisy B E King and the 1959 United Airlines crash. If unpaid, Ed O Greer is ordered to seize Graham's property, including a drive-in case, to satisfy the judgment.
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Wenverm
John Gilbert Graham
Graham
Canon City State Prison
Daisy BE. King
Denver District Court
Ed O. Greer
Denver
OKAY PLANT EXPANSION NEW YORK
Directors of Union Bag Camp Paper Corp approved a multi million dollar expansion and modernization program for the Savannah Georgia plant yesterday.
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New York
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Savannah, Ga
Helm Seeks Tax Policy Trough Refined by 3 Percent Sales Tax
Asbury speaker Helm urged keeping the sales tax at 3 percent within the current framework and signaled support for the governor’s Tax Advisory Committee while noting Republican positions remain unclear on expanding the tax to alcohol and in taps rooms. He opposed a one cent bottle tax on soft drinks and favored a statewide referendum, which earlier failed on roll call.
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Asbury A —Iuuse
Helm
R-Armstrong
Snr Hy
WPA —Capital
Rane Behini
Rhodes Proposes Small Business Tax Relief Plan
Rep Rhodes outlines a new bill mirroring measures from the previous session aimed at aiding small businesses. He argues the plan would cut the corporate tax rate on earnings under 25,000 to 22 percent and raise the top surtax, with broader calls to tax relief supporting small firms.
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Rhodes
Sesalon
Athudus
Washington
Stemtendous Tse
Plequon Eimpaien
Ripdes
Plane makes forced landing on icy Lake near Alliance
Lois Frederick of Alliance Ohio escaped injury when a singleEngine plane iced up over Ice Red House Lake. The craft broke through four inches of ice four hundred feet from shore as Frederick taxied to safety. The front window and fuselage showed damage while Frederick walked to shore.
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Pune
Red House Lake
Fi Frederick
Alliance
Ohile
Olean
Axel
Frederick
Mexico Sees Surge in Tourist Travel Spending
Mexican tourism faces a shift as outbound travel rises. Data show near 200 million dollars spent by Mexican travelers abroad, nearly half of what international visitors spend in Mexico, signaling a growing outbound trend and changing tourism dynamics.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Lsalsear
Eisenhower Plan Tests UN Role in Middle East Action
President Eisenhower proposed authority to use American forces in the Middle East to deter a communist-backed attack, arguing action could occur before UN Security Council approval. The piece notes U S and Russia veto power, mutual distrust, and the potential for unilateral action prior to council reaction.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
United Nations
United States
Russia
Congress
Bisoud
Security Council
Hort
Council
Tle
Rossi
Fire Rages Through Glass Plant on North Side
Fire swept a section of United Plate Glass Co. wirehouse on the North Side destroying numerous cartons of auto windshields. Cause undisclosed. Firemen estimate damage at $15,000. Early morning traffic halted for about an hour.
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United Plate Glass Co
Hat in three rings surrounds McKeldin career
Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin faces limits after his term ends in 1959. He has barred himself from seeking Baltimore mayor, U.S. senator, and vice president roles, keeping his political path within three intertwined spheres.
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Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Baltimore
U.S
U.international
Administration Seeks To Continue Excise Taxes
President Eisenhower and GOP congressional leaders decided to seek continuance of about three billion dollars in excise and corporate taxes beyond the April 1 expiration. Senate GOP Leader Knowland reported the decision after White House talks with Eisenhower and other leaders. A priority legislative list was drawn up, with the anti-Communist program for the Middle East set for speedy action, though final sequencing rests with Democrats in Congress.
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Hinush
Eisenhower
White House
Senate Gop
Knowland
California
Republica Ohiefs
Congress
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Risenshower
Knowlind
Hoever
Senate
Congres
Middle East
Wisiuihower
McBride Wins Senate Backing for Post
Philadelphia attorney McBride received broad support from the State Senate for a $20,000 per year post and was confirmed last night to replace Herbert Cohen who left to join the State Supreme Court. The chamber has not acted on James A. Finnegan as secretary of the commonwealth. Senator Pechan notes the appointment will be considered in due course.
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CIEL
Thomis D. McBride
Philadelphia
State Senate
Senate
McBride
Herbert 3. Cohen
State Supreme Court
James A. Finegal
The
Commonwealth
Sen
Pechan
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Barton Kattfman
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