Earned Income Tax Takes In 152832 Here In Year
The earned income tax produced 152832 for the full year January through December 1957. City of Corry received 66659. school district 59292. Other districts shared 4783 Columbus, 84085 Concord, 504 Elgin, 4403 Wayne, and 63655 others. End of year bank balance 4686. Meeting noted delinquencies and minimum collection thresholds. future补 informational material to aid filers and refunds.
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Corry Ter Ne
Corry
Gye
Columbus
Concord
Elgin
Wayne
MS. Cobbed
J. Ered Kinley
Elwin Fuller
LB Graham
Cobbett
Round Up Club Forms to Boost Corry Chamber of Commerce
The Round Up Club of the Corry Chamber of Commerce will contact 100 plus prospective members over the next two weeks to invite them to join for the coming year. Clyde Keith chairs the group formed to raise steady membership, aiming for 200 or more to assure chamber operations.
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Cor»ty Chamber of Commerce
Corry
Clyde Keith
City Salt Truck Crash On Icy Street
Police reported an icy morning crash yesterday as a city salt truck operated by Walter Ross skidded west on West Main Street and struck the left side of a 1957 sedan driven east by Charlotte Bleves. Damage estimated at about 150 dollars. vehicle ownership listed to H D J Corry.
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Pitake
Wye
City Streets Department
Walter Ross
Weat Main
Charlotte A. Bleves
R. D
Corty
Steves
Harid Gieves
H. D. J. Corry
Eisenhower backs deficit spending over tax rise
President Eisenhower stated he would favor limited deficit spending over a tax increase to address the new federal budget. He noted advisers foresee a $73.9 million budget for the next fiscal year with a projected half billion dollar surplus, while a $400 million deficit looms this year due to lower tax receipts and higher defense spending. He spoke at his first news conference since October and hinted at enjoying golf if sun allowed.
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Vaungton P
Eisenhower
Baxchhower
Hus
Congress
Defense
Ward
Rarick Improving After Attack
McKeesport Pennsylvania reports Donald Rarick a 38 year old millworker improved after a heart attack Monday night at his home near his McKeesport home hospital condition improved today at MelCeesport Hospital McDonald sent telegram praying for his speedy recovery for the former United Steelworkers presidential candidate defeated last year by David J. McDonald.
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Mckeesport
Donald Rarick
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
MelCeesport Hospital
Rarick
McDonald
Rarith
Name Jointure Committee Heads For 58
Directors of the Concord Town lip school hora decided to assign a township pupil to special education classes at Waterford. The matter, noted by Superintendent TM Doulas, was referred to the township school board committee and then to the combined committee. Douglas, as district superintendent, will oversee the Corry system. On Monday night, Board President Hubert Vavehin named the heads of standing committees for the coming year: Administration Stewart Long Corry. finance R Elvin Fotler Albert Sandbure Columbia's Minsurance Charles H Kennedy Wayne. athletics Robert.
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Concord
Hora
Wending
Waterford
TM Doulas
Init Ehool Boards
Singh
Corry
Bouse
Douglas
Hubert Vavehin
Yea
Stewart Long
R. Elvin Fotler
Albert Sandbure
Columbi
Charles H. Kennedy
Wayne
Robert
Seek Dulles Aid In Policy Probe
The Foreign Relations Committee will seek full cooperation from State Department head John Dulles for its forthcoming study of foreign policy. Mansfield and others backed the inquiry, aiming to craft policies to avert atomic disaster. A four member subcommittee was authorized to draft policies and procedures for the hearings.
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Dulles
Senu
Borgdury
Stste Dulles
Sy -Atansfield
Fubbeghe
Venastia
Dillles
Sharemay Green
D-Rd
Manhunt for Union City Jail Escapee Under Way
State Police and Union City officers hunt an escapee from Union City jail after a break between 5 and 7 am. Escapee Robert Barton, 34, from Union City, allegedly fled with a companion believed to have unlocked the cell. Barton, 5'10" 250 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, was captured earlier at the Greyhound Bus station and was returning west for more money. A transient from Dayton, Ohio, is being questioned, and police seek other helpers with the escape.
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Union City
Pennsylvania
Robert Barton
R, DB 1
Bolle
Barton
Dayton
Ohio
Noisy Muffler Fails Driver With No License
Police stopped Robert W. Umstead near First Avenue and West Main Street for a defective muffler. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle while license suspended. Umstead admitted a prior California suspension from December 1995 after a drunk driving case. He faces alderman court today or tomorrow and possible jail time if unable to post bond. a full legal process will follow in quarter sessions court with potential fines and imprisonment.
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First Avenue
West Main Street
Robert W. Umstead
Whderape- Holl
Puttelien Today
Umstead
San Bernardino
Calif
J. M. Drake
Tomorrain
Erle
Jude
Erle County
Quarter Sessions
Bath
Norwegian Ship Consizes At Sea After Severe Mediterranean Storm
A Norwegian tanker Seirstad broke apart in a fierce Mediterranean storm off Spain with at least 28 crew members missing or presumed lost. The Dutch freighter Bintyn reported rescuing two and the stern section of the vessel remained unclear. The French Admiralty said seas were rough but the storm has passed.
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Genoa
Tualy
Seirstad
Bintyn
Maja
Spalin
von Hethe
Closed Hearing Reveals Plans for Secret Space Payloads
Senate subcommittee hearings showed missile experts forecasting a payload satellite orbit soon using an Air Force Thor and Titan systems. Major General Bernard Schriever described potential unmanned reconnaissance of the moon and possible initial Mars and Venus missions with higher energy stages. Investigators Symington and Gavin noted the manned satellite is close, as Cape Canaveral awaited further steps.
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Washington I
Bernard A. Seliriever
Air Force
Balliste Missile Division
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Schriever
Moon
Thor
Mars
Venus
Titan
Symington
D-Mo
The
James M. Gavin
Army
National Bank Resources Now Top Five Million Dollars
The National Bank of Corry reported at its annual meeting that total resources surpassed five million dollars for the first time. The surplus rose to 256000 after moving 40000 from undivided profits, with dividends of 89 cents per share paid on 5000 shares. Officers were reappointed, and several directors reelected. one late director, Barney Snyder, was not replaced.
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National Bank of Corry
Center of Bank
Joseph Guignon
Worthamond
H. H. Keppel
Harry Powers
Arthur Treat
Bruce Smith
Martin Keppel
Barney Snyder
E. H Keppel
Joseph Guipnon
Harey Powers
M. Lillian Murray
Castlee
William Denaaldsom
Eller
Lipovyan Asiel
Building Takes Drop In 1957 Report Shows
A 1957 construction report shows total building permits valued at 1,074,008 dollars, down from 1987 figures. Major drivers were YMCA and AJEX offices totaling about 3004,500, with 620,875 planned for construction and repairs. The twelve months of 1957 issued fewer permits overall, reflecting reduced activity compared with the prior year.
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Che Wumiab
Hie Pehien
Don
YMCA
Ajex
Four Indicted In Tavern Robbery Case In Pennsylvania
Four individuals Gullinway Mikula Stevenson and Clark were indicted by a Westmpetsrd County Grand Jury on armed robbery charges. The quartet allegedly entered the Red Tap Inn in Baler Township last September and robbed a family of cash. Local investigation linked the suspects to the incident and authorities pursued the case through the autumn period.
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Pittsburgh
Niry
Mroberh Gullinway
Richard Ro Mikula
Leonave Stevenson
Jon H Clark
Stale Pullee
Red Tap Inn
Baler Township
Rash Atel Goul
Sarah Churchill Shines After Arrest At NBC Studio
Actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill entered NBC Studios at :30 a.m. to perform in The Makropoulos Secret. Viewers hailed her guts and gave strong praise for one of her best performances. Earlier, she spent less than a day in county jail after deputies cited her for using profane language over the telephone amid a scuffle with officers.
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San Wuul
Miny TV
Iso
Lok
County
Wreriff
Salt
Quick House Approval Of AF Ballistics Bill
The House moves swiftly to approve a 518.2 billion emergency air defense construction bill amid debate on defense plans and bomber dispersal. Senate action pending, funding requires cross-chamber agreement and budget review.
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Quick House
Bil Backews
Wathorey
Burt
Cunby
Uslrd
Senate
Congress
House
Chaiman Vinson
Armed Services Committee
Yoadent Eisentower
Sonty
Yale
Bentitus
Citizens Bank Sets New Deposit Milestone in Annual Meet
Stockholders of Citizens National Bank heard year end reports of record deposits and resources. Capital accounts rose to 780,000, a 55 percent gain in ten years, as the bank undergoes remodeling on the second floor. George Orcutt, a securities firm employee, resigned as bank director due to a Banking Act rule. New directors elected include Charles Bracken, Glen Donaldson, E. W. Feldt, Robert Ott Jr., Walter Peake, Richard Rossbacher, and Hubert Vaughn. O Conrad Monroe named assistant vice president. officers reelected include Donaldson, Bracken, Rossbucher, Baldwin, Sweet, and Merker. The reorganizational session created the new post amid a lengthy remodel slated for completion in March.
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Citizens National Bank
South Center
George Orcutt
Orcutt
Reed Lear and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Charles Brackson
Glen Donaldson
E. W. Feldt
Robert Ott Jr
Walter Peake
Rich
Area Weather Conditions To Remain Wet Across Regions
Weather across Pennsylvania remains wet with light snow or rain in eastern areas. Corry area reports similar conditions with mild temperatures yesterday and frigid lows last night. Temperatures expected to climb this afternoon in eastern parts to the upper 30s, with cloud cover persisting tonight. A truck crash near Catanzaro kills 6 workers and injures others in the southern city.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Wester
Alors
Wanperalares
NH Central
Catanzaro, Aly
FCC Chairman Says Pay TV Won't Be Tolerated
Washington FCC chairman Johin C Doerfer told the House Commerce Committee he would not tolerate any pay television operation that could jeopardize free television. He said a limited trial could show whether pay TV serves or disserves the public interest, as Congress pressed to limit or ban pay TV pending action.
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Washington
Johin C. Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission
CCI
Congress
Doerfer
House Commerce Committee
FCC
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Celler
Well Fancy Meeting You Here Strange Police Meeting
Donald Smith of UV Damestown was hospitalized after a driver incident yesterday morning. He is listed in good condition at the Damestown Hospital, cared for by his brother Allan J Smith in the institution’s Donald's room, with Mrs Gertrude Smith of 258 Basex Street, Corry, listed as next of kin.
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Donald Smith
Damestown
Smith
Anniestawe
Tls
Alen J
Donald
Wien
Gertrude Smith
Corry
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