Senate Debates Profits Tax Bill Passes House Extension
Associated Press reports the House approved a six month extension of the excess profits tax to bolster President Eisenhower's 1953 agenda. Senate action was swift while House members, led by Daniel Reed, opposed the levy, but leaders foresee the bill reaching the president's desk soon. The tax allows up to 82 percent of corporate profits taxed, with a cap ensuring combined taxes do not exceed 70 percent of income. The levy expired June 30 but can be renewed retroactively.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Ui Jassage
Dowbty
Daniel A. Reed
R-Ny
Senate
Milliken
R-Cole
Chipman Named New President of National Petroleum Council
Charles A Chipman of Bolivar Pennsylvania was named to the National Petroleum Council yesterday and succeeds Clarendon Streeter as president of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association.
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Petroleum Council Washrington
Charles A Chipman
Bolivar
Pennsylvania
Clarendon
Streeter
National Petroleum Council
Chipman
Clymer School Tax Increase Approved by Voters
Clymer Central School voters re-elected a five year board seat last night and approved a 1953 84 budget including a new bus purchase. Deulik won 47 to 25 over George Christenaen and Goulet Hue? was defeated by Milton J. Deyink who has served as board president. The district budget totals 249 102 88 with about 44 287 raised locally and 109 185 from state aid. The tentative tax rate rises to 17 bills per thousand an increase of 3 70. Silbertson chaired the meeting at Clymer Central School.
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Clymer Central School Board of Education
Deulik
George Christenaen
Milton J. Deyink
Clymer Center
Bude
Ion- Clymer
Silbertson
Clymer Gentral School
Man crushed to death at Vesta No. 1 mine
Pat Joseph Ok tela, 37, of Republic, was killed yesterday at Vesta No. 1 mine operated by Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. He was crushed between a coal car and a mine post in the incident.
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Uniontown
Pat Joseph Oktela
Republic
Vesta No
Community Notes From Columbus Vicinity
Columbus area brief mentions visits and travels. Locals like Ralph Glenn and families toured Oil City and New York state. Many residents visited relatives in Massachusetts Corry Warren and Erie and joined events such as the State Grange picnic near Ol City. Names include Lines Suchar Suchar Armstrong and others with extended regional travel and weekend gatherings.
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Columbus
Ralph Glenn
Oil City
Bradley Lines
Ead
Lines
New York State
Rey
Jordan Cole
Massachusetts
Margaret Dukes
Corry
Ass Jukes Marion Volk
Luona Volk
Teowinie Feontroth
New England
Willim Toczik
Due Toczek
Brooklyn
George Zamborik
Pittsburgh
John Zamborik
Carl Gincott Sr
Hays
C. M. Anderson
Warren
State Grange
Bucktail Grove
Ol City
Albert Sandburg
DeForest Hindley
Allene Viesg
Movie Tax Ban Fails to Move in Harrisburg
Harrisburg lawmakers kept a bill banning local amusement taxes on movie admissions in committee. Rep. W. Waterhouse, joined by Rep. A. Andrews, argued the tax hits theatres as many venues close due to television and admission taxes. The measure remains tied to the session’s remainder.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Achuiasions
W. W. Waterhouse
Erie
A.G. Andrews
Cambria
Waterhouse
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Betts Garage
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Drew Christensen
Doris Christenssen
Vernelia Page
Lynnette Page
Carlton Curtis
Annette Curtis
Beatrice Bensink
Maxine Bennink
George Suchar
Paul Suchar
Esther Shepherd
Ralph Baum
Suzan
Silver Springs
Della Armstrong
Sally and
Allen Grost
Celoron
Arthur Mull
Donald Sherman
Steve Bystryckd
Cairy
Lyle Cummins
Richard Sauter
Sheffield
Julia Miller
Ernest Loveland
James
Herbert
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Yellowstone Park
Fergusay
Praetor
Robert Pley
Mumps
Mel
Archie Wetmore
Joseph Basessi
Michael
Dayla Lines
Vivi Caster
Sher Fy
Herbert Marton
Spring Creek
Pilgrim Fellowship
Cana Woll Lake
Bob Desmond
Topp
Carry’s Smart Women’s Shop
Thurs
Dodge
Martin Motor Sales
West South Street
Velier Migkus
Wuimney
Oriffany Shiek
Fes
Sunbother Traction
Bain
Corry, Pa
Al's Clothes Shop
TURES
Wool & Rayons
Anen
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Panama
Al’scilethes Shop
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