New Supply of State Tax Forms Readily Available
City and Vicinity notes list new state sales tax forms on hand at The Journal and other local notices. Also reported: J G Montgomery Jr reelected president of United Natural Gas Co at the board meeting in Gil City, with directors Locke Cornet Wood Rose named. Ford Winner's Orchestra to perform at Elks Club January 24 with a floor show. Dorcas Class meets at Mrs Merle McIntyre’s North Center street home tomorrow at 8. Wheelock Community Aid to meet Thursday at 4 with Mrs Leland Cross. Ginnie's Cafe Teria promotes dining out. Johnsonburg tentative budget of 156,660 adopted with 225 mills tax. Rev Harry Arnlew Simpson of St Anthony's RC Church died suddenly. Corry Beverage Distributor advertises beer and soft drinks open late with free delivery. Rebekah Helping Hand to meet with a Thanksgiving tureen dinner. sewing for Mercyville Orphan's Home planned.
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Leland Cross
R. D
Ginnie
Johnsonburg
Firemen Pension Fund Receives 25 587 Total assets
Corry fire department pension fund shows assets of 25 587 with 1958 receipts totaling about 84 841 from state aid city salaries interest and other sources. Expenditures included 3 200 deposits to savings loans and note redemptions. Funds are held with same banks as police pension. Milk yield declines faster with low water intake.
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Corry
Ips
Ais
Guy Abbey
Citizens Bank
Citizens National Bank
Police
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges Multiple Patients
Hospital bulletin lists admissions including Mrs Floyd Cummings of Johnson street and 7 year old Frank Popovich Sr at East Main street, plus Mrs Zelda Steele Wattsburg and Nancy Mementh daughter of Mr and Mrs William Donated. Discharges include Mrs Halph Lindsey of Sherman and Mrs Milford W Bhrowl of 121 Fifth Avenue. Emergency line 2-H201 available.
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Floyd
Cummings
Johnson Street
Mary
Edward Domineny
West
Washington Street
Harvey Benaink
Clymer Frank
Prank Popovich Sr
East Main Street
Antiiny Catchin
Lead Avenue
Patrick Rynd
Bnyder Circle
Zelda Steele
Wattsburg
Nancy
Mementh
William Donated
GOP Senate Seats Scramble Over Committee Posts
Four Republican senators meet behind closed doors to resolve committee seats as they seek posts on key panels. An insurgent liberal bloc may block Barry Goldwater as chairman of the Republican Senate Campaigning Committee amid fears of anti labor sentiment. Seniority usually guides vacancies, but leaders aim to ensure each of three new GOP members gains a major post.
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Waotnutun
Ate
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John Sherman Cooper Rhys
Goldwater
GOP Committee
Kennedy Unveils New Labor Reform Bill in Senate
Senator John F Kennedy unveiled a new labor management reform bill aimed at curbing union abuses. The proposal would create an election code for unions, require public financial reporting, and impose criminal penalties for fund mishandling, echoing Kennedy-Ives provisions from last year. Kennedy emphasized the bill targets organized crime influence, not general collective bargaining issues.
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Kennedy
Labor
Mitchell
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Chaim
Senate Labor Management Committee
New Jersey Senate OKs Stadium Plan for Phillies
PRENTON NJ AP The New Jersey Senate backed a proposed 6 010 seat stadium near Garden State Park Raceway to house the Philadelphia Phillies The plan would allow Camden County to form an authority to build the stadium at an estimated eight million dollars The bill passed with Sen William E Ozzard voting against and the measure sent to the Assembly
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Prenton
New Jersey Senate
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Senate
Camlen County
Garden State Park
Joseph W. Cowaill
Cameleon
Alows Counties
Mel
William E. Ozzard
Somerset
Assembly
Real Estate Transfers In 58 Hit 391843
In 1958 real estate transfers totaled 301843 with 58 transfers reported prior to 2008 1731 transfers previously registered in the city engineer s office Don Williams notes the year saw 190 additional transfers The report covers sewer work street resurfacing and new sidewalks plus permits issued for excavations water connections and other city projects The city assumed 171 miles of streets bringing paved total to 25 18 miles and 25 15 miles of sidewalks have been built to date
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Don Willams
West Main Street
Weight Street
East Washington
East Smith Streets
Fast Pleasant Street
King and
Engst Sire
Side Hill
First Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Hnbs
State Highway Department
Don Willian
New SC Chief To Stand Firm On Race Issue
Gayle E Hollings sworn in as South Carolina governor pledges to resist integration efforts and federal pressure. The 37 year old Charleston attorney succeeds George Bell Timmerman Jr. as lieutenant governor becomes governor amid claims of economic blackmail and party attacks on segregation policy. Hollings insists no constitutional requirement for integrated schools and vows to maintain separate educational progress while supporting both races at a basic level.
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Columbia
B.cap
Hollings
South
Charleston
Supreme Court
Liefel Ky Legge
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Hope Dims For Missing Boy In Ozark Search
Lebanon Missouri AP reports a six year old Willard Eugene Jones has been missing since Saturday after wandering into dense Ozark timber. Temperatures dropped to 19 degrees that night prompting Sheriff Neil Brown to suspend the organized search briefly. Volunteers including 600 soldiers from Fort Leonard Wood planned another effort today amid freezing rain forecasts. The Jones family remains at home awaiting word and assistance with remodeling and maintenance of buildings. Money from 1958 permits totaled 69.50 dollars.
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Lebanon
Willard Eugene Jones
Ozark
Neil Brown
Ft. Leonard Wood
Willard Jones Sr
Jury Awards Meadville Couple 24416 in Auto Crash Damages
Judge Leo McKay in Mercer County awarded Chauncey and Ada Holton of Meadville 24 416.75 in damages for injuries and car damage from a crash near Meadville. The jury found defendant William Gibson of Melbourne negligent in a collision at Smock Memorial Highway and Mercer Pike.
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Meadville
Tepoing
Leo McKay
Mercer County
Jury In Common Pleas Court
Chauncey
Ada Holton
William Gibson
Melbourne
Fila
Smock Memorial Highway
Mercer Pike
Pennsylvania Orders seven more schools closed over fire hazards
The State Labor and Industry Department ordered seven more school buildings closed or partially closed due to fire and other hazards, bringing total unsafe schools to 73. Closures were pending appeal before the State Industrial Board, which convenes Thursday. Institutions named include Old Cleona Elementary Cleona Milton Area Joint School Grant Elementary Milton Pollock Elementary Milton Slysburg High School and St Josephs Parochial Grade School Locust Gap.
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Pennsylvania
State Labor and Industry Department
State Industrial Board
Old Cleona
Cleona
Pottstrove
Milton Area Joint School
Grant
Milton
Pollock
Slys~burg High School
St. Joseph's Parochial
Locust Gap
Bananas Burst Fire Traps Traffic on Busy Highway
A truck loaded with bananas caught fire during rush hour on a main highway. Firemen used chemicals and water to extinguish two burning butane tanks. The driver Zeb Lewis Holland, 30, of Huntington WV, reported the blaze started in the tanks used to refrigerate the fruit.
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Nowaark
N.w
Zeb Lewis Holland
Huntington
W. Va
President outlines plan to balance budget amid growth debate
The President proposes larger tax collections from a prospering nation and targeted spending cuts to balance the budget. Supporters say growth requires some spending, while critics argue for a smaller overall total. The administration cautions that a balanced budget is essential to maintain dollar strength and international respect.
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New York
Gould
Disc Jockeys Begin Non Sleep Marathons
New York disc jockey Peter Tripp aims to stay awake about 200 hours in Times Square to study effects of sleep loss with psychiatrists observing. He seeks attention for the March of Dimes drive. Another DJ, Dave Hunter of Jacksonville Beach, plans to beat the 187 hour record starting 9 am today, monitored by Dr Anson J Mellion.
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Tripp
Anarmed Services
Times Square
Broadway
Th Avenue
Dave Hunter
Jacksonville Beach
Pla
Hunter
WZRO
Anson J- Mellion
President proposes bigger budget with higher debt limits
A cleaved budget plan shows seventy seven billion dollars proposed spending a bit below this year and five million above last year. Interest on the federal debt would rise by four hundred million and account for a tenth of the total. The President urges raising the debt limit, boosting borrowing, and continued higher interest costs on securities. He seeks more spending across health and highways, a gasoline tax rise, higher aviation fuel taxes, airline fares and cargo rates, plus another postal rate increase. No new public works is urged, mortgage insurance ceilings may be lifted, farm benefits could drop by nearly one billion from this year’s record, and price supports would be reduced gradually. The debate centers on budget size versus wishes to expand it further.
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Treasury
Congress
U.S
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Potent political phrase hints at secret agenda
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a discussion of a political topic with unclear context. Names, dates, or places are not discernible, but the wording implies a partisan stance or protest. Further readable details are needed to confirm actors or event specifics.
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Harry Arnlew Simpson
5Th Anthony's Roman Catholic Church
Eee Dennes
Father Simpson
St. Mary's RC Church
Mead‘ville
Corry Beverage Distributor
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Howe
Corry Hospital
GOP
Ufetime
Corman
Reman
Ateel Construction
Ford
Ag Rec
Colorama
Barney
Center Street
Bares
N. J. Senate
Oks New Stadium
Beneficial
Canter St
Erie — Corner
A Mange Co
Bennetts
Zippie
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Peter Tripp
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Frigidaire and
Norge
Columbus
Loblaws
Spring Lake
Cloverlane
N. Y
Cherry Valley
Clothes
Greharg
Citin
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