Eisenhower Budget Across States Looms Over Taxpayers
The Corry Evening Journal outlines the Eisenhower administration budget of 718 billion dollars for the coming government year. It breaks down each state's share, noting New York nine billion, California seven point zero four billion, Pennsylvania five point zero one billion, Ohio four point six five billion, and other states with smaller sums. It also mentions the District of Columbia and territories contributing, illustrating the broad tax impact. The piece also notes C Douglas Dillon’s promotion after a tense Suez-era discussion, moving to Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs to oversee international economic relations and foreign aid programs.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Willa Chiricuzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
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Middle East
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It’s an Ill Wind Bonn Aid Buoys US Army West Germany
The six US Army divisions and air force units in West Germany spend about 30 million dollars yearly in local currency for maintenance. Under a spring agreement the West German government contributes 155 million dollars toward upkeep this year. With other NATO governments, Bonn covers roughly half the loan currency expenditures.
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West German Allied Payments Negotiations for Local Expenditures
The schedule of payments warns that the administrative year ending April 30 would mark the last of these contributions. Bonn negotiates payment of all local currency expenditures for British troops in West Germany, including the British Army of the Rhine and RAF units. Britain may cover 395,000, doubling later to address nearly 400 million. East threats persist as West Germany delays building defenses. pattern could extend to France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, and the United States. Helene Costello, daughter of Maurice Costello and sister of Dolores Costello Barrym ore, dies aged 53 in Hollywood, born in New York City.
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France
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Luxembourg
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Hollywood
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Maurice Costello
Dolores Costello Barrymore
New York City
Big banks expand assets as reviews spark policy talk
The nation’s 21 banks with assets of a billion dollars or more now hold a combined 2.52 trillion in assets, up from last year as profits and loans rise. Deposits for many rose or fell, with some banks hiking rates to attract savers. Loans to businesses jumped 18 percent to a record, boosting earnings by 10 to 20 percent as banks sold government securities to cover cash needs amid year‑end pressures. Top banks span New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and more, led by West Coast and Eastern institutions with Chase Manhattan and First National City prominent in asset rankings.
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National City
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Chemical’ Cord Exchange, and Guaranty ‘Trust
Corry News Briefs From January 29 1937
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls a flood relief fund in Corry Jamestown Manufacturing raising 200. State dog licensing rules will be enforced starting next week with licenses due by February 1. Corry High beat Wesleyville 24 to 19 for their 14th win in 15 games.
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Disastrous 1917 fire hits Centerville Hotel complex
A fire at the Centerville Hotel and the Rocher General tore caused about 25000 in damage. Local liquor dealers face calls for action to curb abuses with prosecutions likely for selling liquor to known intemperate individuals. Ray McGuire exits town with his mother and sister Zoe bound for Davenport Town.
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Rocher ‘Reneral
Ray McGuire
N. F. Ames and Company
Zoe
Daversport
Polio victim Martha Mason studies at Garden-Webb via radio
On the beam from Boiling Springs North Carolina 18 year old Martha Mason a polio victim studies at Garden Webb College through two way radio She earned her first semester grades yesterday posting an 872 average The text then mentions financial institutions in New York San Francisco Cleveland Philadelphia and Detroit banks in a ranked list with No 21 Detroit Bank and Trust as a newcomer
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Martha Mason
Garden-Webb College
Hungarian Refugee Tells Dramatic Tale of Escape in Erie
Sandor Racestory, a 35 year old from Hadhaz Hungary, recounts his imprisonment under Communism, escape with his brother in law, and refugee journey to Erie. He and fellow refugee John Laci were welcomed by the Episcopal Diocese and hosted at St Johns Church before a Sunday dinner with local residents.
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Hungary
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John Laci
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Albert ‘Lambert
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Naval Reserve Training Center
Julia
Dulles Remains Committed Amid House Debate
The article discusses Secretary of State Dulles who, after major cancer surgery three months ago, shows no evident health issues and is believed to have the stamina to lead U S foreign policy. It notes two uncertain factors that could threaten his resolve: a health breakdown or a future decision by Eisenhower that could make him a political liability.
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Christian Herter
Massachusetts
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Seized overweight truck to be sold at sheriff's auction
A seizure case from November 19 involves a semi tractor owned by Sam Madionla of Brie. The truck, stopped near Girard for overweight cargo, was fined $650 unpaid. Sheriff John Coates ordered the vehicle auctioned at MV Irwin warehouse, citing $705 storage costs in addition to the fines.
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