Repudiates Tax Cut In Joint Economic Committee
Seven Senators and seven Representatives on the Joint Economic Committee reject tax cuts now as unnecessary amid recession. Senator Douglas proposes $44 billion in income and excise tax cuts to boost purchasing power, while the panel urges accelerated public works and federal spending to speed recovery. Kilburn dissents, urging no tax cuts. The committee unanimously backs credits from the Federal Reserve, with hope that renewed confidence will turn the tide. The report notes costly snowstorm effects on stores and railroads, heavier operating costs, and looming flood risks as thawes arrive.
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Meadville to study Westinghouse offer for industrial survey
Meadville Chamber of Commerce secretary-manager A. Cook to meet with directors to decide on Westinghouse proposal. A national survey firm would conduct a detailed study of Meadville, prepare a factory site report, and assist in attracting new industry after Westinghouse announced closing of its industrial beatizie division operations.
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Preaching Keeps Up With Times At St Mary's Church
A Baltimore service at St Mary’s Episcopal Church featured a cardboard eight foot rocket launched after a countdown of the Ten Commandments. The rocket, painted with an orange cross and word soul, rose toward the ceiling as Rev. George F. Packard spoke on confirmation fueling life through Holy Communion.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
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Local Ministers and Herod Antipas in Lent Meditation
A church meditation centers on Herod Antipas viewing Jesus with curiosity yet contempt. The piece recalls Herod’s murder of John the Baptist, his fascination with religious display, and his sending Jesus to Pilate. It notes Luke 19 92 and the tension between executors of judgment and mercy.
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Arrest Cashier In Bank Shortage
Fa. Willitt Stricker, 63, cashier of the First National Bank of South Fork since 1918, was arrested by the FBI on a $2,633 bond for a bank shortage dating to August 31, 1964. He appeared before U.S. Commissioner Ray Patton Smith of Johnstown after bank officials reported the shortage.
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Johnstown
Corry Highlights From Yesterday Twenty Years Ago
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recaps events dated March 10, 1938. Nazi tensions in Austria amid Schuschnigg plebiscite fears contrast with Corry measles outbreak at 35 new cases. WPA sewer work shifts to Hare Creek. Woolworths announces a March 18 opening in Cohen block. pleasant early spring weather and hospital delivery room modernization plans feature among the city notes.
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Area Man Injured as Tree Falls on Pelvis
An area man, R D 1 Titusville, was seriously injured noon Friday when a tree he was cutting fell on him. He suffered five pelvic fractures and was admitted to Oil City Hospital. His wife Mildred Scott said he was in fair condition. the accident occurred while he tried to drop a tree caught in another. He was not pinned. he cuts logs for himself and his brother-in-law.
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Television Schedule for WBEN TV Buffalo Tuesday
WBEN TV Buffalo listing shows 5:00 Fun To Learn 6:15 Children s Theatre 5:55 Weather Forecast 6:00 News and Sports 6:15 Cisco Kid 6:45 News 7:00 Whirlybirds 7: Adventures of Robin Hood 8:00 Burns and Allen 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 8:00 The Danny Thomas Show 9:30 Men of Annapolis 10:00 Studio One 1:00 News UAB Sports 1:30 Prizewinner Playhouse Mr Peelsiboo Tuesday 1:45 Speaker Of The House 2:00 As The World Turns 2:30 Meet The Millers 3:00 The Big Payoff 3:30 The Verdict 4:00 The Brighter Day 4:15 The Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 Pun To Learn 9:15 Children s Theatre 5:65 Weather Forecast 100 News and Sports 6:15 Sports Clinic 6:30 Patt! Page Show 45 News 7:00 Annie Oakley Name That Tune 8:00 Mr Adams and Eve 8:30 Eve Arden Show 9:00 To Tell The Truth 9:30 Red Skelton Show 10:00 The 64 000 Question 10:30 Decoy 11:00 News 11:30 Eleven thiry Theatre Innersanctum
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Downtown Erie Fire Blamed on Faulty Wiring
A fire at a building in downtown Erie caused 3500 dollars in building damage and 1500 dollars to contents with about 5000 dollars potentially lost due to water damage. The Charles Restaurant on the first floor, run by manager Frederick Gunn, expects reopening tomorrow if electricians can repair attic wiring. Alderman Samuel A. Rossiter Jr. reports office water damage after the fire department punctured the ceiling to release water.
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Samuel A. Rossiter Jr
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Fist Fight Probe Ties to Route 30 Death in Bedford County
Investigators look into a fist fight they say occurred before the traffic death of John Finnegan, 23, of Imler. Finnegan was struck Saturday while lying on Route 30 two miles west of Bedford. District Attorney E W Van Horn and state police withheld details pending the investigation.
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Union City Nabbed 82-Year-Old Confidence Man
Union City police arrested an 82 year old man who identified as William Lanning and offered truck drivers a $10 trial to hire them promising money back and wages. He denied the allegations, claimed to be elsewhere, and Pittsburgh police say a man named Lanning was arrested in 1998 for the same trucker con, serving three years in prison.
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Erie Man Jailed on Two Counts in Alleged 14-Year-Old Attack
Richard Grabowski 26 of Erie was jailed by detectives on charges of corrupting the morals of a minor and assault with intent after allegedly luring a 14-year-old girl in a westside incident. Alderman Hehalter scheduled a 4 p.m. hearing. The girl, waiting for a rideshare, was driven by Grabowski who had another student in the car. The car ride ended with an attempted assault at a remote spot. Grabowski is married.
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