Mahany Says GOP May Support Democratic Sales Tax Plan
Harrisburg Republicans face a tax deadlock as Senate floor leader Mahany warns the party may back a Democratic tax program if their sales tax proposal fails. A conference yielded no progress with two proposed rates 2 percent and 3 percent with various exemptions.
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Jaycees Pick More Leaders at Corry Chapter
Corry Junior Chamber of Commerce leaders were elected last night with Raymond Brynt named second vice president in charge of projects. President Howard Lee appointed Clinton Pratt to publicity Frank Anthony Richard Martin to memberships and Tvan Wickwire Milton Cherry Martin and Anthony to monthly projects. A scrap paper drive is set for Saturday January 28 as part of tentative annual plans.
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Ambulatory Misread Accident Report From Dayton
In Dayton an unclear report states a woman was struck by a taxi while crossing a street and was treated for injuries. Deputies noted the incident occurred within minutes and an ambulance transported her to the hospital.
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Anon Reineke
Leader Opens Door to Tax Compromise in Budget Talks
Governor Leader signals willingness to back a sales tax to raise about 252 million dollars if Republicans provide votes for Administration tax proposals. Senate Finance Chairman Kessler calls the idea unacceptable, opposing any income tax or major business tax increases.
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Nixon Libel Suit Targets Behind the Scene Magazine
Vice President Richard Nixon aide Murray Chotiner files a 1.4 million libel suit against Behind the Scene magazine alleging an article called Nixon a secret ally of the underworld. The case names the magazine two corporations and 34 individuals including author Marvin Higgins. The suit suggests delays until after the 1952 elections.
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Two Crashes On West Smith Street Crash Into Poles
Two vehicles struck utility poles on West Smith Street within about 75 feet of each other shortly before noon. One driver, Stephen Hlovac, 47, of the Vernon Hotel, Erie, suffered a forehead laceration and facial contusions. he was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. His panel truck from Erie Window Cleaning Co skidded on ice and caused the damage, estimated at 400 dollars. A passenger escaped injury. The second crash involved Mrs. Henry Butcher, driving east on Smith Street, who loss of control caused her car to hit a pole at the Marion Street corner. She was uninjured. City crews cleared the scene. Hlovac left for treatment while a bystander helped. No reports on either crash were available noon. Churchill to Nice trip noted at end.
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Dulles's blunt foreign policy words spark campaign debate
Secretary of State Dulles draws sharp criticism and debate over deterrence policy in Korea Indochina and Formosa. His remarks, quoted in Life, touch on readiness to wage atomic war and actions near the brink, potentially influencing this election year.
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Eisenhower Silent On Stratton Entry Plan
President Eisenhower declined to confirm or deny involvement in Gov. Stratton’s plan to enter Eisenhower’s name in the Minnesota preference voting. White House and Hagerty stressed no advance knowledge of Stratton’s move, while Florida and Illinois primaries prepare for possible Eisenhower entries.
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Route 6 To Be Made Wider
The Washington Department awarded contracts to extend Route 6 widening and add three concrete structures. Estimated cost about 419,509 dollars plus additional bridge and roadwork miles. Contractors include Wood Modavore and Tl onwila Smith Construction Co of Mohini Ohio.
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Missionaries Sighted In Amnon Jungle Search Continues
A Quito report states two missionaries were seen waving at a river beach in the Amnon jungle while five others were said missing after a Piper plane flight. Clarence W. Jones of the World Media Missionary Fellowship relayed the account via Dave Garroway, noting photos could not identify the two figures. An Air Force helicopter from Shell Morning BC joined the search, with prior air and ground efforts failing to locate the ten aboard or the aircraft.
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Believe Blonde Died At Hands Of Abortionist
New York report on the disappearance of Jacqueline Smith 20 missing since Christmas Eve notes two men, Thomas G. Daniel 24 and Leo Pejuan 46, held on homicide charges after interrogation. Authorities pursued a third man, a young salesman 18, and described the case as almost certainly criminal homicide amid conflicting stories about Smith's death and where her body may be.
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Muskellunge Propagation To Use Two Hatcheries
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission authorizes up to $10,000 for adult muskellunge propagation. Muskellunge fry will be hatched at Union City and Pine Fork hatcheries and distributed to district lakes and streams over three years. The Union City hatchery, run by John Tutt, hatched 264 muskies in the first year. A proposal to convert the Pine County hatchery into an experimental muskellunge station was made by Dr Albert S. Hazzard.
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President Eisenhower Announces Balanced Budget Plan
President Eisenhower plans to send Congress a balanced budget while signaling higher outlays in the coming years. The message expects total spending around 64 billion dollars for the current year and increases in proposed appropriations, with spending driven by a stronger economy and a potential surplus in the near term.
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Beauty Queen hurt Again By Same Man
Donna Schirr 18 told sheriff and officers she was dragged from her Garden Grove home and assaulted by the same man who harmed her last March. After a 100 mph chase, Loyd Brett 21 was captured. James Walker 25 faced burglary and kidnapping charges. Schirr, Miss California finalist, described the struggle and prayers during the assault.
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Bank denies rumors of Citizens Bank change now
Executive vice president C W Mincken says remodeling plans for the second floor of the South Center are delayed. The bank has not announced changes and tenants were asked to vacate only to accommodate planned work if needed, delaying extensive repairs for now.
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Prison escape attempt at Fulton County Jail ends with gunfire
Four prisoners including the Hunll brothers attempted to break from Fulton County Jail amid gunfire. Prisoners moved from the fourth to the basement as Chief Jailer Cromer and Deputy Stowart opened fire. three escaped surrender while one cut an employee with a knife, sending officers and police into a surrounding manhunt.
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First-in-the-nation primary to formally enter Fl enihowe name
AP briefs note Concord NH will formally enter Flenihowe's name next week as New Hampshire's first in the nation presidential primary unfolds. Backers will be informed he has no objections. Also reported are a secretary’s congressional remarks on military readiness and international tensions, a Florida cold snap lowering temperatures, and a UN Security Council call to condemn an attack on Syria.
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Federal Grants Would Be Made Over 5 Years
President Eisenhower asked Congress to provide 1% billion dollars in federal grants over the next five years to combat the nation’s critical school shortage. He urged matching funds from states, with a plan to spend about 2 billion over five years and 780 million via bonds. The plan faced competing proposals in Congress.
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Burglary Report At Abandoned Factory Site
Police investigated a break in at the old Guery Wrench factory in Roadfenk-in Ang. A window was smashed and a door glass damaged but nothing appeared stolen. Officers noted entry through a car window and reported a nearby disturbance yesterday afternoon. Unknown suspect(s) or motives remain under inquiry.
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