Tax Cut Measure Faces Delay For Months In House
An Associated Press report says Rep teva seeks a 10 percent income tax cut in June and believes the bill will reach the House floor soon. House leaders warn that delays in writing appropriation bills may push floor action on major tax cuts several months, with defense spending bills potentially before May and foregone aid measures by June 30. Reed accuses Eisenhower allies of breaking pledges over early tax relief while insisting on spending restraint to balance the budget.
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Elks Elect New Corry Lodge Officers
Corry Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks named new officers for the coming year in last night’s election. Elected: James B. Sullivan exalted ruler William Johnson esteemed leading knight Donald Watson loyal knight O W Bracken Jr diminutive knight Walter Sweet secretary H W Powers treasurer Floyd Black tiler W Bruce Ellsworth trustee five years. Oil City officers will install the Corry group on April 1 and the Oil City lodge will install the local officers on April 16.
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Two British Airmen Die In Canberra Bomber Crash
Two British airmen were killed when a Canberra bomber from West Germany to the United Kingdom crashed near Gainsborough England. The accident occurred during a major World War II era air maneuver, Exercise Jungle Line, near the airfield at Herm. Local reports describe the crash shortly after takeoff, with investigators assessing cause as weather and mission-related stress.
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Iran rejects latest British oil proposal in Mossadegh stance
Iran Premier Mossadegh rejected Britain's month-old proposal in the Anglo Iranian oil dispute while offering hope for renewed relations. He said Iran could export oil and operate Abadan refinery at full capacity and left the door open for further talks on compensation and property issues. A London Foreign Office spokesman called the offer an equitable settlement but noted continued opposition from Britain and the United States.
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Death toll climbs in Turkish earthquake near Marmara
Rescue teams from army Red Crescent and volunteers pulled bodies from ruined villages in a disaster zone southwest of Istanbul. Official death toll 455, with estimates up to 1,000. over 1,000 injured and 15,000 homeless. Thousands of homes destroyed or damaged. hospitals overloaded. towns like Yeşilcik and Gonen suffered heavy losses.
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Postpone Subversive Inquiry At Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh an investigation into possible subversive influences in the area was postponed indefinitely. A hearing scheduled by the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee in the Veders Building was canceled without reason, with no date set for resumption. The event was to run yesterday through Wednesday, but was postponed.
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New Corry-Jamestown plant to break ground April fifteenth
Craund to break ground on April fifteenth for a new Cherry Jamestown Desk plant to consolidate operation. David A. Hillstrom president says contract for construction let to IT Platt Company of Exiv. Orlo A. Ewing directs construction for Gerry damestown firm. Project includes 1200 by 800 feet brick walls with glass for light and heat diffusion. Two units planned with a shared wall and a third to be added later for warehouse storage. about 150 workers currently at Plant No. 1 producing desks, mainly Me Steel Age 3000 pontoon type.
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Tito Winds Up British Talks
Tito ends a round of political military and economic talks with British leaders in London. He toured Windsor Castle and other sites, set to depart tomorrow aboard the Yugoslav naval ship Guleb. A banquet at the House of Commons honored him as Britain considers new military aid including advanced weapons.
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Taft Urges New Survey Of U S Military Needs
Senator Taft backed a new survey of U S military needs amid Eisenhower's push to speed up strengthening the defense program. Republicans including Senator Short and Rep. Reed called for tighter management to trim costs and reassess long term arms spending. They argued measurements should focus on effective force rather than dollar totals, with emphasis on ready divisions and procurement reforms.
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Riffe Named To Succeed Haywood As CIO Executive
Washington reports veteran labor organizer John Riffe will replace Haywood as executive vice president of the CIO. The selection, urged by the Steelworkers Union, anchors CIO leadership support for a top post to a union ally and ally of the large militant Auto and Steelworker groups. Headquarters move to Atlanta signals shift as CIO strategists press for unified control.
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Deer Season 10 Debate At Harrisburg Meet
Harrisburg reports show Pennsylvania sportsmen debating deer hunting limits at a biennial session. Federations consider halting antlerless deer hunting or trimming the two day doe shoot tied to buck season. Resolutions from 185000 hunters push opposition to a merger of Fish and Game with Forests and Waters.
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Auto Crash Damages Estimated at Two Hundred Dollars
A collision on West Smith Street near Worth Street yesterday at 5:50 pm caused about $200 in damage. Joseph Balog, 29, of Corry, was driving east and slowed for a stopped car when James Merry, also from Corry, rear ended Balog’s vehicle. Merry admitted fault, citing nonfunctional brakes.
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Reds propose meet to discuss clashes in air
Soviet commander in Germany Gen. Vassily Chiov urged a conference of competent British and Soviet military reps to work out measures to avoid air incidents. Western powers including Britain and the United States were discussed, with a counter proposal to hold Row Power talks amid the Three Power Allied Commission in Berlin next week.
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Trucker Impersonating Doctor Free on Bond in Probe
A trucker identified as Jenny Robuly from Menekstorer pled not guilty to charges of practicing medicine without a license and false pretense. She was released on bond set at 2 500 after a 9 o clock hearing before Alderman Glifford Carlson as prosecutors narrated alleged treatments and methods including unfamiliar remedies.
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Beaver plant blaze causes large damage at local facility
A salvageable report states an ex-employee caused an estimated 50,000 dollars damage yesterday at the Bubock Wilcoe Tube Co. plant. No injuries were reported. The heating unit of a salt bath frames failed, leading to the blaze.
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City’s Garbage Problem Heads to Erie Courts
The Erie area faces a court showdown over garbage collection as Wayne Township supervisors seek a court order to halt alleged dumping. Victor Slye, who holds a contract for refuse collection, plans to contest the injunction while the supervisors push to enforce an ordinance against dumping. A reply to the equity action is due by March 28, with residents petitioning against the dumping near Carter Hill.
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Niederriter to Retain Outlet in Corry Firm Expands
Erie retailer Leonard Niederriter denies rumors of selling both Erie outlets and confirms two Corry stores will stay open. Leo Al manager says the Corry outlet will continue, with Connie Fusina purchasing the building housing the outlet and showroom. Niederriter plans to keep wholesale operations and service for appliances, including a frozen pod locker unit, while liquidating the Erie retail units. The Corry outlet will add a department to service repair and Niederriter will relocate to Corry soon.
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Two Treaties Approved by West German House
Jelke faces gun count sentences in New York with mixed outcomes as one court orders prison for illegal possession of buns while another delays further rulings. A 3-year-old heir to a dairy family appears in court as judges consider penalties, with postponements and suspended sentences possible.
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Woolworths eyes self service store remodel plan
Woolworths North Center street store may become a self service outlet under a $30,000 remodeling program scheduled for completion in May. The project adds a 22 by 66 foot rear storeroom by removing a wall, doubles counter space, adds a front service area, remodels entrances with display windows, replaces dark wood counters with blonde finishes, and renews interior finishes.
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Hollywood Oscar Draws Cheer For Devine De Mille Pioneer
Hollywood crowds celebrate pioneer De Mille on winning his first Oscar for Greatest Show on Earth. The 72 year old director, credited with The Greatest Show on Earth, accepts the Best Picture award at the RKO Pantages amid a televised prime time audience. De Mille says he expected The Quiet Man or High Noon to win, as industry veterans Gloria Grahame and Jon For also take acting and directing honors.
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Bundestag approves European army plan in bold German vote
West Germany becomes first to back the pact creating a two million man European army framework. Bundestag passes the army treaty by a wide margin, with Allied Peace Controw also approved. France Paris scrutiny noted as the plan faces constitutional challenges at home. Other signatories include France Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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Corry Girl Earns Place in State Orchestra Event
Corry High School sophmore Shuto Frontroth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Frontroth of East Main Street, qualified for the all-state orchestra after a regional audition. The event drew 195 top high school musicians from across the state and was held at the auditorium with a public performance tonight.
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