State tax payments tied to federal grants draw scrutiny
Pennsylvania taxpayers must remit prem to Uncle Sam to reclaim a dollar of their own tax money, a figure higher in New Jersey and New York. The grants-in-aid program shifts money out of states as payments to the federal government, with Pennsylvania and thirteen others losing money for every dollar spent. The latest data show the U.S. dispensed 6.1 billion dollars last year in this category.
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Keystone
Pennsylvania
U.S
Crime and Civil Defense Notices Highlight Local News
Local report recalls 20 years since a stray bullet wounded Lawrence Jewell in Corry Hospital and notes a civil defense plea to keep unoccupied homes dark at night. Other items cover a truck incident on Church street, a Coast Guard enlistment, a baseball management change, and two Independents wins amid a captain’s sudden death at his daughter’s home.
Plane flight to city and horse theft report from 1922
In 1922 Eugene Kimmy is to join Captain Fdfuny for a flight to the city arriving in the afternoon. A horse owned by Horace Walmore on West Church Street was stolen overnight and recovered by Officer Foley with assistance, a farm miles southwest of the city.
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Union-West
Church Street
Eugene Smith
Eugene Kimmy
Franklin
Fdfuny
Triscuit
Horace Walmore
West Church Street
Foley
Plans to Aid Berwick Unemployment Sought
Washington reports a series of government proposals to create jobs in Berwick. The Redevelopment Administration approved a $4 00 loan for Berwick Industrial Corp and the Small Business Administration backed a $60000 loan to Berwick Forad Fabricating to support its operations and a defense sub contract. Clark stated the actions would save six Berwick jobs and spur additional hiring.
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Joseph
Clark
Daniel J. Flood
Pensylvania Democrats
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Srea Redevelopment Administration
Iban
Berwick Industrha
Armeirhor
Berwick Porne Publicative Corp
Cup of
American Car & Four Cosjakey
Americal Car& Pomery
Pronesty
Smill Business Administration
Berwick Forad
Americas’ Car A
Sokolsky notes complaint over Islamic group in U.S. court
George Sokolsky discusses a District Court case filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The complaint names Albanii Tali Ahmad Dawud Dakota Staten v Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam Temple, alleging racial separatism and advocacy of violence while defending Islam’s core beliefs. The piece critiques linguistic choices and stresses the broad, peaceful scope of Islam against doctrines of racial supremacy.
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Pennsylvania
Albanii Tali
Unity of God
The Nation’s Fitness Call and School Action Urged
President urges schools to boost physical activity amid concerns over youth fitness. The AMA and counselors weigh academic load, nutrition, and sports to curb rising dropout risk while emphasizing structured exercise and balanced lunch options.
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Kennedy picks Celebrezze for Welfare Secretary
James Marlow analyzes Kennedy's choice of Frank J. Celebrezze as secretary of health, education, and welfare. The piece notes Celebrezze's liberal record in civil rights, cautious political style, and challenges ahead in federal aid to education, medical care for the aged, and running a 70 000-employee department under a potentially conservative House. It discusses Ribicoff's stance on health care, the watered down Kennedy plan, and the political risk if education aid to parochial schools stalls.
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Welfare Department
Defendant fails to appear at Liles County court sentencing
A defendant pleaded guilty to multiple charges but missed three required hearings. A bench warrant was issued by Judge Same Rossiter Dunham and the suspect was later detained by authorities. The case details include a sentencing imposition and repeated nonappearance.
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Liles County Court
Conde
Briestones
Dugway
U.S. Corporations Report Varied Six-Month Earnings
Mirror Business notes that three of four American corporations beating last year’s six months, with the first 200 reporting net incomes up about 20 percent and dividends 7.5 percent higher. Many firms cite rising costs and slowing stock prices, while automation and tax cuts are urged. steel losses loom as most firms await full industry results.
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Curtis Wright
Carrier, Plough
Eli Lilly and
Corning Glass
International Business Machines
Armour
Swift
Morrell
Je cl Hormel
Cudahy
U.s.'shoe
Tndicott, Johnson
International Shoe
Bre ‘Shoe
Scott
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Consolidated Paper Tower
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Northern Paper
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Deere
National Tea
Safeway
Mate P Stantly
Stockton Supervisor Robert Tanner Submits Resignation
Robert C. Tanner, long serving Stockton town supervisor since 1949 and county civil defense director, resigned yesterday after more than 12 years in office. No successor has been named, and officials cite the burdens of civil defense duties as a primary motive.
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Sears
Robert C. Tanner
Stockton
Relinquis Lands Bangkok Withdraws From Border Temple
The Bangkok government reports it has withdrawn from the border temple of Preah Vihear in line with a World Court verdict. The move signals compliance with international rulings as tensions ease along the disputed border.
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Thailand
Tha\wind
Presh Vihear
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