Corry Journal reports local crime and civic notices
Corry Journal itemization covers juvenile break ins at J McKinney and W W Bielnbuhler homes, drugs and law enforcement in Titusville and Erie, a St Vincent emergency, a historic oil drift from St Albans, political petitioning in Albion and Summit, a Mayville burglary charge, a talent show at Corry Area High, court suits in Franklin, and local notices including Elks meeting and tax-related registrations.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Smitusville
Titusville
J. ©. McKinney
W. W. Bielnbuhler
Lincolnville
Gasoline tax cut may help state road aid plans
WARRISFOTT reports a seven to five cent gasoline tax could qualify Pennsylvania for all federal road aid. Senator George Wide and other leaders debate a 720 million highway budget while Governor Earle argues to keep the tax at six cents. The Highway Authority has unused borrowing capacity of 40 million dollars for interstate projects totaling 400 million. Legislative leaders discuss a probe into Highway Department operations and resignations, with former deputy chief engineer Arthur L. Weisenberger cited as saying the road program is in jeopardy.
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Senate Highways Committee
Pennsylvania
George
Cumberland
Goy
Perin
Sylvia
Povernor
GOP
Wade
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Albert W. Johnson
GOF
Legislative Commission
Johnson
John T. van Zant
Lehigh
Arthur L. Weisenberger
van Zant
Wiesenberger
Lehigh County
Pittsburgh
Allentown
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges List
At the Corry Hospital a series of admissions and discharges are listed. Admitted are Ruth G. Chase from Clymer and James Votpolis Arden Rockafellow and others from Spar tanskburg while discharges include Mrs William Klomp Jr and Mrs Robert Emmierling. The notice includes emergency contact details and patient addresses.
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Ruth G. Chase
Clymer
James Votpolis
R.D
Hiarland Weidner
R. D
Spartansburg
Arden Rockafellow
Waliam
T. Carter
James Console
East
South Street
William Klomp Jr
Stephen
Robert Grice
Park Street
Robert Emmierling
York Street
Orren Smith
Cindy Lou
Anthony Cooper
Johnson Street
Leon Doleski
West Washington Street
Solons See Income Tax Reduction
Rep McCarthy says large surplus could require tax cuts to aid the economy. He cites a 1.2 billion surplus as potentially sufficient. Rep Eberharter forecasts a Ways and Means subcommittee will back about 900 million in excise tax cuts this session. Rep Reed expects no House vote on tax reduction before 1859 election year.
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Rep
McCarthy
D-Minn
Congress
Eberharter
D-Pr
Ways and Means
Rep. Reed
New York
House
Pair Jailed On Burglary Charge In Washington Pa
Two Pittsburgh men Michael Lubowski and Charles Weichel are jailed pending grand jury action on burglary and larceny after admitting they took $40,000 from Vincent Yukovich’s garage in Burgettstown March 11. Bail set at unspecified amount. Police say Weichel led officers to a Pittsburgh bank where he held $320,000 in negotiable bonds. Lubowski was arrested after a tavern tour in Pittsburgh with large sums.
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McIntyre’s
Lailis Smee
Thy 1
Albion
Summit Township
Election Board
Flye Rexall Drugs
Erle
B. F. Fields
Steen
Eric
Arthur Gardner
Erie Optimist Club
Water Department
City Hall
Gardner
Elks! Reguilar
Titisvilles
Pittsburgh
Washington County
Michael Lubowski
Charles Weichel
Vincent Yukovich
Burgettstown
Welchel
Tubowslel
Eisenhower and Macmillan meet in Bermuda in 1958
Analysis notes the Bermuda talks between President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan, their aim to present a united stance and the enduring impact of past Middle East events. It questions how American leadership shaped the Suez crisis and whether a concrete plan for Middle East peace exists. The piece contrasts past unity with current strains and future challenges.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Bermuda
Eden
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
United Nations
State Dulles
Middle East
Nasser
Suez Canal
United States
Dulles
Ike May Seek Credit Controls After 1955 Binge
The article notes Ike and May considering standby credit controls after the 1955 auto credit binge raised installment debt by 5 billion dollars. Authorities say the rise slowed last year, with no strong move in Congress and businessmen reporting Ike’s waning concern. Some families use installments to preserve liquid assets, making debt acceptance respectable and the aim to own a home free and clear less urgent.
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Sev
Eisenhower
Congress
GOP Pushes Sales Tax Along in State Legislature
The article reports on party moves to designate county recorders of deeds as agents to collect a 1 percent real estate transfer tax, with Sen. Henry J. Property-Montgomery noting prior shifts to private mortgage firms. It also covers highway funding talks, including a possible gasoline tax reduction to five cents per gallon to keep federal road aid, a GOP plan for a 10 member highway commission with Democratic input, and a House budget cut of 3444 million dollars from current appropriations.
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Fen Sac
Wet Weather To Greet Spring Across Eastern States
A cool wet pattern spreads across the eastern third of the nation as two low pressure systems bring rain from the Great Lakes to the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Wintery drizzle extends from Lake Michigan to southern New England and into the upper Delaware Valley as the storm belt lingers.
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Lower
Great Lakes
Mid-Atlantic
Lake Michigan
New England
Blo Valley
MD- Atlantic Coast
Spridg
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