Tax on federal income taxes gains backing in Pennsylvania House
Harrisburg reporters note growing support for a state levy on federal income tax returns as Rep Baker W. Roger plans to introduce a tax-upon-tax bill. House votes 135 to 25 send the measure to the Senate, aiming to lay groundwork for a graduated income tax contingent on a constitutional amendment.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
Chalman Wraybuns B. Hall
Rpotter
Ways and Means Committee
Baker W. Roger
Lancaster
Commonwealth
Supreme Court
Holl
High Court
Roger
Senate
Pennsylvania
Hall
Bilis B. Forster
Snyder
George Goodling
York
Allen Gibson
Warren
Royer
Eisenhower cautions on anti red riots and Korea talk
President Eisenhower said anti communist unrest abroad shows freedom seekers willing to risk lives but the United States would not back such riots in satellite nations. He also voiced confidence a satisfactory Korea War conclusion will come from ongoing talks with South Korea's Syngman Rhee amid a reported rift. Mossadegh foe unseated as parliamentary forces oust a key religious leader and back a Moazzami candidate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Hisenhower
Rhee
Mossadegh
Ywhran
Frome
Mossadedh
Gremier
Ayatullah Sever Aboleini Kashant
Moesategh
Abdina Moazzami
Federal sanction seen for guard unit enlistment drive
A local Erie unit plans federal recognition and forms Company F amid a reorganization. Major Gooley outlines eligibility rules for youths and older volunteers, with enlistments under 18 allowed under special provisions. A new company commander is expected to be named, and recruitment tests begin next week at the State Armory.
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Accordine i
Gooley
Campany
Guands
Bey Lee
Finn
Stawe
Sparta Schools Stand Alone amid merger plan
Sparta Spartansburg township schools chose to remain independent as two districts merge into a single merged district effective July 1 after residents voted. The new board will meet soon to set reorganization details while bus routes and a proposed lighting system upgrade are discussed.
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Spartanspurg-Sparta Township
Cory Schools
Grawford County School Board
Corty
Sparta
Uiets
Eligabeth Bunce
Spartansburg
Virginia Wills
New Carrier 15 Named for Star Route Mail
Thomas Prinile of Titusville named new carrier for Star Route between Carry and Ot City after 20 years of service. Rower Roggencamp of Titusville named to cover two daily trips to Corry. Post Office bids set the terms as Prinile plans retirement in the near future.
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Thomas Prinile
Titusville
Carry
Ot City
Inmide
Tinmpur
Nam
Roggencamp
Titinville
Posal Department
Corry
Pringlé
Sewage Treatment Bonds Face City Council Decision
Special city council and authority session set for next Monday at 7 o'clock to decide whether to proceed with the proposed WHEE Treatment plant. Rising costs threaten the bond issue and extended bids, with potential delays and taxpayer impact.
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Viclats
Corry Municip Authority
Corncil
Iate
Ma Oirllay
Mal Surenth
Authority
Colined
Hrokenstraw
Shute Sanitary Water Board
Susquehanna River
Lock Haven
Corry Driver to Plead in Court
Johny Reed of ML Lake Street is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow to plead guilty before Judge on charges of driving while under suspension. Reed previously posted bond for release after being held by Alderman George Gordon. he paid a 29 fine plus costs for reckless driving and arranged restitution for driving without consent. Last Saturday night he took and wrecked a car owned by Vance Buell, leading to three citations.
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Johny Reed
Ml Lake Street
Cour Court
Reed
George Gordon
Vance Buell
Salvation Army Leaders Transferred to New Post
Salvation Army captains Miles and Mrs Miles have led the local citadel for months and are reassigned to Vardershiil. Lt. and Mrs. Crotch take over at Franklin Tis race Citadel in Erle Ar, with an official welcome on Sunday at 7 45 p.m. The event marks a transition for the local service. St Louis experiences a major AFL strike disrupting bus and streetcar service citywide. Thousands are affected as work halts spread across suburbs.
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Salvation Army
Willi Miles
Wilter
Vardershiil
Crotch
Franklin
Erle Ar
Suruay
ST. Louis
AFL
Tragic Warren Youth Killed in Household Accident
A Warren youth named Rooney, age seven, died after a lighbulnk protector struck him in a doorway during a home incident. Witnesses say Rodney Proctor and siblings were nearby as the accident occurred near the doorway. The boy’s brother and mother were injured but survived, with hospitalization reported for the Proctor family.
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Warren
Warren — Seyel
Von
Nodrey Howie Thea
Rene Warren
Fly Slater
Wiliam Prien
Matey
Riel Rel
Bey
Senate Pushes For Final Vote On Foreign Aid
Washington reports a push in the Senate to approve a foreign aid measure valued at 814,000,000 after two days of debate. Majority Leader announced continued progress toward passage with several amendments in play, including a proposal to redirect some funds to buy U.S. commodities for allied nations. Also noted is the death of 105-year-old attorney Washington D Brandon of Butler County, with funeral arrangements to follow.
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Ney
Washington
Senate
Actin
Actin. Majority Leutiay Kniowlind (R-Calif
Torgulek
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Mfutnel Security Administration
Pr Dent Eisenhower
Ats Pole
Browr
Sen
Dirkwen i Ti
Butler
Call for bids on major road repair project statewide
The State Department invites bids for a large highway repair program. Plans include widening 18 to 24 feet on main routes and reconstructing a three mile 61-foot roadway between towns. Projects cover 812 miles of pavement and maintenance crews to widen lanes and reset shoulders.
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Lin
Corry
Erman
Stale Depaurt
Youttigsville
Youngsville
Ted Bee
Rowle
Plewayit
Chesterman Bills Defeated by House Vote
chaotic prose outlines defeat of Chesterman bills in Harrisburg as House rejects merging Health Welfare and Public Assistance and Senate-passed measures. Most items fail. only a few Chesterman bills survive in name, with limited passage and gubernatorial actions noted.
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Economy Committee
House
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Ghestermien Committee
Chesterman
Iniergod
Heminittee
Zown
State Commerce Department
Senate
Set Ight
Ae Nlute
Rel Tiven
Yniemone
Pennsylania Historient
Public Instruction Dejuytment Fe
Chestermay
Holly Houses
John S. Pine
Ike's Defense Budget Fight Spurs Prestige Clash
Washington lawmakers clash over President Eisenhower's 1957 defense budget. Democrats seek to restore over a billion dollars for military programs, including the Air Force and Navy, amid calls to match Truman recommendations and to fund ships and missiles.
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Ike
Treas
Washington
Eisenswiners
Foyer Fruveis
Sorioney R-Kang
Sheenla
Lhe Eisenhow
Ithsets of
Starr
Irene
yoLe Poe
Lonerray
Bude
Aly Win Hollies
Truman
Eisenhowere
Autimn Appropriations Committee
Phone Service Cutoff Sparks City Council Debate
Cony Centro Lat oor Council debated telephone service interruptions affecting local users. Officials from Une utility and Pennsylvanue Teh Tag addressed labor groups about restoring service, with workers urging unlimited calling time and managers citing consumer interests amid equipment changes and upcoming expansions.
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Cony Centro Latoor Council
E Davies
Jn Jie
Shien
YooIail Thexelvinge
Liat Rushl
L. F Shepherd
Une Utility
Franke Reese
Shepherd
7000 School Tax Cards Sent For Corry District
About 7000 tax cards go out today for the Corry Area School District. The levy rises to 26 mills from 33 to fund the Corry High School Grider construction. Residents over 21 pay 7 per capita and penalties begin for unpaid taxes with a 5 percent addition.
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City of
Corry
Corry Area
Emporium Water Co seeks rate increase to 489 customers
The Emporium Water Company in Cameron County seeks public utility commission approval to raise rates for about 489 consumers, effective September 1. The filing was presented to the Public Utility Commission yesterday.
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Harrisburg
Emporium Water Company
Emporium
Cameron County
Publi
Request to Use Farm Surpluses Abroad Sparks Senate Debate
The debate centers on Eisenhower seeking authority to use government stockpiled farm surpluses for foreign aid. Senators clash over whether the President would receive a blank check to distribute about three billion dollars in farm commodities. Senator Knowland argues for explicit limits while opponents warn of uncontrolled giveaways.
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Washington
Eisentower
Dhue
Hupphrey
Beilen Dow
Russell
Sen
Knowlind
California
Eisenhower
Knowland
Downpour Ends Dry Period in Corry Area
A heavy morning downpour ended a June dry spell in Corry with 1.9 inches of rain and gusts up to 60 miles an hour. Lightning struck a home on Franklin Street causing a small fire. damage was minor. The Pennsylvania Wheeling Company reported a transformer and fuses burned east of the city. Rent Stabilization closes central offices in Erle and Scranton effective July 27.
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Corry
Ollock
Ugg
Clinch McLean
Franklin Street
McKean
Findley Lake
Calleen
Earl T. Cherry
Pennsylvania, Wheetrie Company
Pres
Washington
Office of Rent Stabilization
Rent Central
Ih Erle
Scranton
U N Far East commander convenes secret Korea talks
Reports say General staff met in Seoul as Washington signals potential U S Korea armistice peace plan. President Rhee’s stiff terms and possible joint U S Korea defense pact loom, while Secretary Dulles urges truce despite Rhee resistance. Gen Clark and other leaders met in Tokyo to review strategy.
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U.N
Far East
Korea
Hert
Washington
Kwon
Shabbol Gld
Syngman Rhee
Tisenhower
Poste
U.S
Rhee
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Ruce Wold
Robertsolk
Io Lerins
Mark Clark
Tokyo
J Lawton Collins
Army
Two New Tennis Courts Planned at Mead Park
Funds from the Corry War Bond Committee turned over to the Corry Recreation Committee support Mead Park tennis court work. A committee led by W H Peiffer with Philip Zalzneck Rassias Brows Bart Cherry and Roy Reed directs construction of two non double courts and addresses maintenance and surfacing decisions.
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Mead Park
Corry
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