Controller to Lead Fight on Parks Ruling
Erie June 25 County Controller Harvey M Willis is expected to lead a challenge to the Parks law that would merge city county and school tax units into one. Attorney Samuel Rossiter will study the law for possible court action, with several third class cities considering submitting the measure for a constitutional ruling. County officials say Willis should initiate action if needed, fearing the law could alter anticipated savings.
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Good Will Elks Fleet Drivers To Visit Oil City
Joe Downing and Joe Gallagher, drivers from the Elks 1935 Gost ill leet, will visit Oil City Wednesday evening. The pair, professional entertainers with an established reputation, will present an enjoyable program for the local Times. The goodwill talk will precede the national convention seated in Columbus. The two men began their trip in May and will cover over 7,000 miles before reaching Columbus.
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New York to Probe Vice Ring in Metro Crime Machine
Gov. Herbert Lehman moves on Mazeh grand jury path to curb metropolitan rackets. William C. Dodge to name a special prosecutor and impanel two special grand juries, with potential substitution by the state attorney general if orders aren’t followed. Plus recital postponement notice for Mrs. C. E. Shoopenday pupils to Friday at 7:45.
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Thompson’s Barasma Tablets Progress Praised by Mrs Bell
A reader portrait lauds Thompson’s Barasma Tablets as a diuretic kidney stimulant easing rheumatic pains backache and vision spots. Claiming clogged kidneys, the user urges prompt use and notes money back guarantee. An advertisement voice links Golden Lax Tablets with Barosma for constipation relief.
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Mother and Eight Children Escape Burning Home
SIBGWAY June 25 The fire destroyed the frame dwelling of Julio Cretti a few miles north of Brock on the B P highway Sunday morning about two oclock The father son Louis and three other of the twelve children were away Mrs Cretti and the remaining eight children awoke and escaped as the blaze burned briskly The dry wood and wind made quenching impossible and little was saved The loss is partly covered by insurance.
Nation Famous Greek Society to Meet
Oil City business dean OM Cin com will be among four Tsintzina Society members attending the 50th county convention in New York with July 30 and 31 dates. The society, limited to Greeks from Tsintzina near Sparta and their descendants, formed about 45 years ago and bought convention grounds at Geleron about 15 years ago.
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Workhouse Sentence in Automobile Fatality
Joseph Gresko 28 Stafford Pa was sentenced eight to twenty months in Allegheny county workhouse on involuntary manslaughter charges. Judge J N Langham handed the sentence after Gresko was convicted June 14 of causing the death of Ralph Dunlap 14 Cherry Tree Pa, struck by Gresko’s car January 13 1984 in the Chey Tree business district.
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Allegheny County
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Ralph Dunlap
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Chey Trée
Lindquis Upholstery Offer in Brie Pa
Lindquis Upholstery invites you to have your living room suite recovered by experts. Drop by for an estimate at their Brie shop, located on Highthstrest Street, in Brie, PA 3127.
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Jewelry Stolen at Franklin Family Absent During Break-In
Franklin police report a burglary at C. R. Galbraith Jr. of Miller Park home Saturday night or Sunday morning. Entry via window after failed door attempt. house ransacked. Loot included jewelry, clothing, two children's banks, a pistol and a diamond engagement ring with pearl necklace and rhinestone pin.
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Poor Relief Efforts Rise in Erie County Report
Erie county relief work shows a surge as 220 cases removed from the list and 209 opened, increasing the total workload to 7172 cases aided by 16,760 people. Statewide relief funds reached 40,006.46 in direct aid and 14,005 for relief work, with overall relief load dropping 27 percent.
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Erie Bureau
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Stolen Goods Recovered In Galbraith Case
Police investigate a burglary at Mrs. Galbraith residence. Items stolen include a suede jacket, scarf, clothing, and a 25 calibre pistol. A stash of money was found in children’s banks. Suspects and full details await further investigation.
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Jae Pracy
Jude
Revenue Dept Receipts Show Large Increase in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a sharp rise in revenue from motor vehicle registrations and operators licenses in the first five months, totaling 28,295,888, versus 1934. Passenger vehicle registrations rose to 1,876,091 and commercial registrations to 219,555, while operators licenses reached 1,952,102. Gasoline tax yield climbed 3.57 percent for the year ending May Listas, with gallonage taxes up from 1,078,126,198 to 4,117,257.
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