Eight Levies Issued On Delinquent School Taxes
Eight persons today were engaged in issuing levies on properties against owners who have defaulted in the payment of 1083 or 1934 school taxes. About 250 levies will be issued as back taxes are collected. Avery Brundage of the IOC will go to Melbourne this week despite reports of labor trouble delaying stadium work for the 1958 Games.
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Is- Bee Sydow
George H. Gordon
Australia
Chicago
Avery Brundage
Melbourne
Brundage
Farm price supports debated by House Agriculture Committee
The House Agriculture Committee plans to file two pamphlets arguing for and against high price supports for basic crops. One pamphlet cites organized labor backing, the other claims minimal consumer price impact. Debate on parity price supports to wheat, corn, cotton, peanuts, and rice is due after Easter recess ending April 13.
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House Agriculture Committee
House
Farm parity vote divides party lines in House and Senate
The House approved flexible supports by 228 to 170 with 23 Republicans voting against rigidity. North Central States provided most for flexibility while New England produced the lone anti-flex vote from Rep. John W. McCormack. The Senate backed the House formula 49 to 44, with eight Republicans and several Democrats backing flexible supports. Clinton P. Anderson and Eisenhower signaled support as the 1952 campaign loomed.
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North Central
California
Virginia
Washington
House
South
New England
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Delaware
Florida
Nevada
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Gen
Eisenhower
Kasson
Minn
The Blessed Bread sermon at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Rev Elmer A Ostner preaches on The Blessed Bread from Matthew 26 26 29 detailing how the loaf symbolizes Christ presence forgiveness and eternal life The meditation contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual sustenance and warns against abandoning the Father s house for worldly husks
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Elmer A. Ostner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
God
Christ
Farmers Favor Full Parity Over Price Supports
The speaker urged extending the protection given to major cash crops to oats barley rye and soybeans with the aim of full parity. He cited a 1953 remark by the President about not wanting rigid parity at 100 percent but seeking actual equality for farmers.
How Smart Are You Test Yourself by Checking Classified Page
A reader quiz asks seven current events questions on topics from wage talks to politics. It inquires about a gift of cherry trees to Washington, the 1958 Democratic nominating convention site, mail obscenity levels, and the Crosby nickname.
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Washington
Lincoln
Japan
Harry Lillis Crosby
Dispatch Sues Times in Wake of WSEE Suit
The Erie Dispatch publisher Record Publishing sues Erie Daily Times and publishers John Mead Jr. and George Mead for libel over remarks about the Erie Dispatch. A full complaint will be filed later per attorney William Knox. Earlier, WSEE TV owner Great Lakes Television Co filed a libel suit against Record Publishing for defamation.
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Erie
Ted
Erie Daily Times
John Mead Jr
George Mead
The
Record Publishing Company
Erie Dispatch
Times
William Knox
Great Lakes Television Company
Wseetv
Bribe Prisoners Return to Jail in Erie County
An order keeps bribed prisoners in Erie County jail for 24 hours after protests by Sheriff John Coates and a courthouse employee. Previously they worked in the prothonotary and cleaners, with three complaints citing too many privileges. Prothonotary William Lisenberg defended the men’s work and questioned the removals. The prison board meeting on work details was postponed.
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Erie
Erie County
Werden Jay Sherman
Court House
John Coates
Coates
William Lisenberg
Lisenberg
Prison Board
Cory Holds Line On Daylight Saving Vote In 1935
Mayor Glenn Miller announced Cory will not adopt daylight saving time this summer unless strong public sentiment favors the move. City Council will not change the time without proof of citizen support. Miss Maxine Alverson, formerly of Cory, has been hired as English teacher at Fredericksburg High School, filling a vacancy from a resignation. Sixty and eighteen men work on two RWD projects in the city. The Junior Class play Yours Truly Willie will be staged Friday night at the Senior High auditorium.
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Corry
Glenn Miller
Cory
Maxine Alverson
Fredericksburg
Willie
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Journal
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Dispatch
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U.S
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N. R. Dickson
King Street
Veronica's Clothing Shop
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