Brunet Bandit Suspect Performs Amid Budget Cuts
Due to congressional budget reductions the Internal Revenue Service will stop offering assistance for tax returns with business and rent schedules. Taxpayers must prepare their own forms or use third party help. PenElec installs new Wattsburg street lights replacing old ones and adds several more under a utility contract. Poles on Fourth Avenue and West Pleasant Street were replaced as part of the week’s work. Archaeologists locate Tepe Gawra in the Mesopotamian Tigris valley as the world’s oldest city, dating 4500 to 4000 B.C. Evidence suggests inhabitants enjoyed art, music, jewelry, and temple building.
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Congress
Internal Bureau of Revenue Office
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Wattsburg
Penélec
Fourth Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Tepe Gawra
Tigris River
Mesopotamia
Two Kane youths face charges after drunken disorder
Two Kane men are charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. One boisterous suspect wrecked property in his cell after arrest, while the other was involved in the incident. The report details injuries to nearby officers and ongoing local police action.
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Kane
Area Farmers on State Show
Two prominent farmers in the Cony area are slated as principal speakers at the Pennsylvania Farm Products Show in Harrisburg January 12-16. Ivan Miller of Beaverdam Route speaks January 14 on land reclamation and will screen about 2000 feet of film of his Beaverdam farm and a Texas citrus grove in development. Mr. Sill is listed to discuss crop rotation.
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Cony
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Texas
Sill
New Right-Wing Coalition Nears Italian Vote
In Rome a new coalition of right wing forces led by 79 year old former Premier Francesco Nitti nears formal unveiling amid posturing by the Communist left and Christian Democrats. Analysts see a potential balance of power if the right gains influence in Italy's first parliament.
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Republic
Fress
Rome
Popular Front
Italy
Francesca
Nitti
Conservatves
Alcide de Gasperl
Christian Democrats
Ching
Babson Sees No Change Conditions In 1948
Political writers condemn Congress and administration for fear of labor leaders veterans bankers and other pressure groups. They argue a cautious Congress will yield a stagnant economy in 1948 while predicting only a spiritual awakening can avert a broader bust and calling for policy shifts to raise inflation and curb wage and price pressures.
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Sve
Congress
Heeles
Federal Re
Gotthess
Tver Congressen
Veteras
Washington
Deir Semics
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