Nonblack Private Clubs Shouldn't Get Tax Cut
A federal court panel ruled fraternal groups are not tax exempt if they exclude nonwhites. The decision concerns Portland Oregon Elks lodge alleged to bar a Black man from membership. The ruling revokes the deduction for donations to such clubs but no final judgment yet on the Elks case.
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Portland
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Elks Lodge
U.S. District Court
Hold Woman For Court In Shooting
Mrs Edwina Gesing 30 of Oil City is ordered held for court on assault with intent to kill and a firearm violation after a Dec 23 shooting that injured Mrs Sylvia Swartinger of Franklin. Gesing released on a 6000 dollar property bond after a three and a half hour hearing before District Magistrate Robert Billingsley.
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Edwina Gesing
Robert Billingsley
Gesing
Oil City
Sylvia Swartinger
Charles Tarr
Franklin Police Department
Swartzfager
Franklin Dairy Store Burglary Nets Over $2000 Loot
Franklin police report a burglary at Seeley's Dairy Store with over 2000 dollars in cash and checks stolen. The front door was found open at 6 11 a m by a patrolman who did not realize a burglary had occurred. Other items taken included eight cartons of cigarettes 50 comic books meat sticks and gloves. The incident was discovered at 7 44 a m.
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Seeley
Franklin City
Samuel Monarch
Monarch
Bear Lake News Wrestling Injury and WSCS Meeting Planned
Peggy Osborne Albert Moon suffered injuries in a wrestling match last week and was admitted to St. Marys Hospital before transfer to Warren General Hospital. He is now recuperating at home. The WSCS will meet Thursday evening at the church with Mrs Bertha Case leading. Mrs Paul VanOrd and Mrs Clarence Kolstee to host. Bear Lake firemen met last evening at the fire hall.
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Albert Moon
St. Marys Hospital
Warren General Hospital
WSCS
Bertha Case
Paul VanOrd
Clarence Kolstee
Bear Lake
Meadville Records First Traffic Fatality in Three Years
In Meadville an elderly Cooperstown woman died in a two car crash at a city intersection. Hazel Catshall 70, of R D 1 Cooperstown, was pronounced dead at Meadville City Hospital. Her daughter Twila Troup 34 of Franklin was a passenger in the other car and survived. June Merritt 55 of R D 1 Saegertown also survived after hospital treatment. The crash occurred at 5 17 pm and marked Meadville’s first fatality in three years.
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Meadville City Hospital
Hazel Catshall
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Franklin
Troup
June Merritt
Saegertown
City Hospital
John Holt
Holt
Safer Cigarettes Could Be Made But Sellability Debated
Washington AP reports a National Institute of Health project chief says a perfectly safe cigarette is technically possible by reducing smoke hazards and nicotine. Yet questions loom on consumer appeal, nicotine levels, and behavior changes. Surgeon General calls for renewed safety efforts amid industry pushback.
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Gio Gori
National Institute of Health
Gori
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Tobacco Institute
Steinfeld
Tobacco Industry
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