Budget cuts limited as Truman seeks extra revenue
Washington dispatch notes Congress unlikely to meet President Truman's request for additional revenue amid a $85,444,000,000 budget. Lawmakers vow further trims across defense and civilian agencies, with debates over tax hikes and debt implications shaping the 1953 appropriations outlook.
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Congress
Ts Ecramy
House
Jeaders
Miles
Massachusetts
Rep
Taber
H-Ny
Ghurman Cannon
D-Mo
Will Cost More To Go To Ball Game
Washington on January 23 the government allowed six major leagues clubs to raise admission charges Phillies Athletics Cubs White Sox Tigers Indians and Indians minor league teams may boost ticket prices under price stabilization. The range is five to sixty cents per seat with total ceilings up to eight percent under services regulation.
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Washington
Philadelphia Phillies
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Snjins
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Council defers action on fire alarm system
City council votes to delay approving fire alarm wiring project after one bid of 80977 from Robert Desmond. Officials plan to buy wire and install later, while evaluating other quotations and the work’s material costs. The meeting also covers park tree decoration plans, pension fund reports, chief’s annual report, and a closed session about a storm sewer court case with Donovan Construction.
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Wayne Sitter
Shady Avenue
Will & New Fire
Ole Cornel
Netlon
Cowell
Robert Desmond
Christ
Ely
KIAN
Police Pension Fund
Firemen's Pension Fund
Walter Street
Ray Laurie
Homer Berkhaus
Roger Brown
Garry Hospital
Police and Firemen's Pension Fund Board
Wis
Bracken- Keating
Ernest A. Wilams
Donovan Construction Company
Corry Worker Held In Theft Case At Plant
Darrell F. Kysor a 26 year old Union City resident was arraigned on larceny charges after admitting the theft of tools valued at about 150 dollars at the Corry Jamestown plant where he worked for four years. He was arrested at home by state police and Corry police, held on five hundred dollars bail for a hearing later today. The missing items surfaced after he sold a pair of micrometers to a coworker and they were traced by the owner.
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Corry- Jamestown
Darrell F. Kysor
Union City
R. D
Kysor
William Irwin
State Police
Paul Goodman
Corry Parce
M. &. Jobbett
Focal
Inheritance Awaits Missing Aliquippa Man
Pittsburgh January 32 An unexpected inheritance awaits 66 year old Charles G Riley missing since December 1950 after leaving his daughter? He reportedly vanished after losing his job in 1948 and living off two sisters. The will’s value has not yet been estimated as probate proceeds.
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Pittsburgh
Allallpps
Charles G. Riley
Hix
James
Jett
Ike
Mystlf
Favorite Son candidates sprouting in Democratic race
The current field shows several Democrats courting state backing as favorite son candidates emerge. Reports from Illinois and Wisconsin primaries note Kefauver and McMahon filing for April 4, while MacArthur briefly enters Illinois opposition before withdrawing. Truman era references color the piece as party strategists weigh delegation versus pledged support.
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Washington
Jarwalder
Elisteerty
Cruman
Truman
Illinois
Kefauver
Gor Douglas MacArthur
Sener Tur
Ohio
MacArthur
RFC Raises Tin Price For U S Industry To 1.09
The Reconstruction Finance Corp raised the tin price to 1.09 per unit for American industry, effective immediately, replacing the August 1 rate. The RFC holds a monopoly on tin imports, aiming to curb price spikes since the Korean War onset, and imports about 50,000 tons annually.
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Associatiea
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
United States
Abpoad
Emperor Hirohito Urges Parliament for Eternal Peace Work
Emperor Hirohito addressed Japan’s postwar diet urging work for international peace and harmony. He expressed gratitude for Allied friendship during six years since WWII and signaled readiness as talks on a peace treaty proceed. Premier Yoshida to deliver major policy speech amid controversy over a large rearmament budget and veterans’ grievances.
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Japan
Associated Press
Tokyo
Dais
Hirohito
Joli Hayashi
Upenseer
House
Eurtestio
Hirobita
U. S. Senate
Britain
Shigeru Yotonge
Yoshida
School boards gain new powers to fund building programs
In Harrisburg on January 22, Gov. Fine signed a bill allowing school boards to levy new taxes and create municipal authorities to raise funds for construction. The measure enables districts to issue bonds or sell authority funds and use building rentals until costs are recouped.
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Morey
Sarrisburg
Niance Yew
John S. Fine
Local bill opens path for Corry area school project
Legislation allows a five mill tax limit raise and funds for a joint junior senior high plan in Corry. Directors anticipate three additional mills for Corry’s share of an approx two million dollar building cost. State aid includes 400000 to poorer districts. Fire in Indianapolis reported with women rescued from upper floors and unknown damages.
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Langes
Pew Corry Area Joint School
Oral Municipal Authority
Whitelin
Corry
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Pennsylvania School Directors Association
Lic
Fine
Sleet Snow and Rain Strike in Corry District
A harsh winter storm swept the Corry district bringing sleet snow and rain and creating hazardous driving conditions. Weather reports warn of windy and cold weather with sub zero temperatures in nearby states and travel disruptions across North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin with roads blocked and several schedules canceled.
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Corry
Gorry
George Mulerick
Shire
Corey
Goldav
Northern Plains
Dakotas
Nebraska
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Picture
Minol
N. A
Dakota
State Highway Department
North Dakota
Rapid City
Diles
Pierre
Minnesoti
Towa
Violence Flareups In Tunisia Claim Several Lives
Rioting across Tunisia's Sousse Naboul and nearby areas leaves at least nine Tunisians and a French officer dead, with dozens wounded. French forces reinforce as clashes continue amid nationalist demand for home rule. a derailed freight line blamed on saboteurs.
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Associated Press
Tunis
Tunisia
Sousse
Key
Gol
Durand
Soussé
Naboul
Bizerte
Algeria
Nationallst
United Nations
Paris
Vincent Auriol
Tey
Avaid
Souisse
Stax
Nabeuil
Area Joint School Group Elects Officers Amid Reports
Myinert Viwuiha elected president of Corry school Hore and Cec Miller of Columbus named vice president as area joint committee members plan January duties. Supt Douglas and James Harper discuss vocational program merits, noting low enrollment. committee approves financials and authorizes ads for second class supplies. Athletic director Lot Hanna to attend coaches event in Atlantic City with funds authorized.
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Corry
Wak Group
Mienihork
Miller of Columbus
Hamed Leen Proctor
Wayne Lownslipy
Lawrence Douglas
James Harper
Agatisi
Peing
Douglas
Boston
Lot Hanna
Atlante City
Finid
Athetic Association
Corrian
Police Work Week Not Cut For Corry Police
Corry's nine policemen will continue a 48 hour week, Gov John Fine rejected a bill to reduce to 44 hours in third class cities. He warned budgets and hardship in 47 Pennsylvania towns, noting local discretion must remain for home rule amid varied city sizes and costs. Also, Rev Bemma J Haggenmiller OFM, 72, educator and astronomer, died in Pittsburgh hospital.
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Corry
John
Fine Hay
Fine
Pennsylvania
Povertor
Thes Butler
Bemma J. Gaggenmiller
OFM
Pittsburgh
Ther Haggenmiller
Mw School of
St. Hideux College
Nentby Herman
Damage Suit Against City Nearing End
A damaged suit against the City of Corry moves toward trial completion. The case centers on approximately 8,000 owed under a sewer project contract for East Smith Street, with 4,000 tied to repaving costs. Testimony covered street condition, sewer work, and contract terms, while the city seeks to strike repaving claims pending engineer instructions.
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Abe
Tammy
Ettlenrscent
le Trbnaven
Abubtton Company
Elty of
Corry
Algebion
Shidge
Erle County
Rhst
Smith
Cy Council
Roger Brow
Wwer
Court House Attaehes
Floyd Johnson
Carl Nielsen
East Smitty
Wilv
Don Willams
Histy Mosley
Haven and
Emerson Engineering
Gael Smith
Win Calle
Defense Wines
Walter Ross
Warren McChesney
Sireets Department
Brown
Weaver
East Smith Street
Williams
Donovan Irs
Gas Rate Boost Hearing Opens Before PUC
Associated Press reports in Pittsburgh that People’s Natural Gas Co. seeks a 19 percent rate increase affecting 219,000 western Pennsylvania customers. The plan would raise revenue by about 2.709 million dollars, with a proposed price of 1.50 per 1000 cubic feet and minimums of 1.80 for residential and 3.00 for central heating customers, citing higher wholesale costs and taxes.
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Associated Press
Littsburgh
People's Natural Gas Co
Western Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Pew
Still No Sign of Progress Toward Truce
Armor Allied press reports from Munsan Korea on January 22 cite Allied and Communist negotiators trading blunt charges over truce terms. They accuse the Reds of seeking military advantage and pressuring prisoner and POW issues as talks resume.
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Korea
Ethier
Uuids Westnestay
Reds
UN Vom
Oltmon
Bangdong
Banshunjoyu
Spi
Sie Janiary Fund
Adity C. Turner
Hehart
Day
William Nuckols
C.8
Truman Promises Full Cooperation in Industry Probe
Fragmented text alleges President Truman pledged full cooperation with a congressional committee investigating wartime industry ties. The garbled report mentions 1947 era figures, an inquiry into German and Soviet actions, and charges about killings, with unclear context and many distorted names.
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