Editorial argues for land value taxation to revitalize city areas
An editorial notes a campaign to urge City Council to adopt land value taxation replacing buildings tax. It cites Wiley Young of the Pennsylvania Graded Tax League and explains how taxing land could spur repairs on blighted Main Street areas and downtown blocks. The piece cautions that only the city would switch now, leaving county and school taxes unaffected.
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Phoenix Hotel
Local Civil Service Exams See Three Passes
Twenty years ago on June 19 19 Edward Bielawski George Burlingame and Hiram Brewer passed Civil Service Board exams. Bielawski becomes special officer in charge of turbine meter enforcement Burlingame a former patrolman Brewer previously led the city corrective repair and service department.
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Edward Bielawski
George Burlingame
Hiram Brewer
Civil Service Board
Oil beneath neighbor’s land triggers new legal debate
Texans confront mounting underground drilling claims as offshore oil activity prompts scrutiny of rights to extract from beneath neighboring parcels. Legal questions focus on permitted deviation angles and boundary interpretations amid unfolding disputes and regulatory oversight.
Cabinet Evolution and Oil Politics in Early U.S. History
The piece traces the evolution of the U.S. Cabinet from its five-member formation under Washington to broader roles under later administrations. It notes advisory functions, evolving structure, and the increasing influence of federal agencies and security considerations in shaping executive decision making. It also covers the Texas oil industry inquiries, regulatory actions, and investigations impacting policy and government oversight during the period.
Supreme Court to review voting apportionment cases
James Marlow analyzes a pending Supreme Court review on state voting system apportionment. He notes disputes over equal vote weight, whether legislative chambers should be apportioned by population or geography, and potential federal court involvement. Governors and legislatures react as states face possible redistricting shifts and electoral balance changes.
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Alabama
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Wisconsin
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GOP
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Suspect in Miss Jones Case Tied to Family Murder Figure
Autopsy cleared Miss Jones of suspected assault as detectives pursued a broader case. Schulman, tied to a Mer cer County Court conviction in 1940 for abducting a fashion model and imprisoning her in Hopewell Township, appeared in state custody before transfer to Marlboro State Hospital and later to Trenton State Hospital. Harrison, a Hamilton Township resident and family man, faced allegations from neighbors amid the investigation.
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de Ed de Leigtbors
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CORRY JOURNAL Publisher and staff list with rates and notices
The Corry Journal lists its staff including publisher George Rmiple and city editor William Eaton and shows advertising, circulation, and office details. It notes Associated Press rights, postal class, and annual mailing and carrier rates, with publication data and deadlines referenced.
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Cony Evening Journal
George Rmiple
William Eaton
Allan Krowick
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
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Budget debate undercuts neat fiscal balance myth
A Washington AP analysis discusses the federal budget debate and the surprise role of the off-budget Social Security system in shaping the economy. It explains how the administrative budget omits about one fifth of fiscal activity, including Social Security, affecting overall deficits and policy consequences.
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Diefenbaker Setback Plays Out In Vote Shifts
The swing against the Conservatives grew as Liberals attracted 18 percent and Conservatives 37 percent from nearly 7 million votes counted early. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker won re-election to the House from Prince Albert, a seat he has held since 1954, while four cabinet ministers were defeated: Jacques Flynn, William Hamilton, Noel Dorian, and David Walkers.
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New Democratic Party
Prince Albert
Jacques Flynn
William Hamilton
Noel Dorian
David J. Walkers
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