Tax cut debate lingers as economy eyes March indicators
The tax cut dilemma dominates talk in Congress and the administration as Rayburn Johnson and Nixon weigh urgent actions. A policy group suggests a temporary 20 percent personal tax cut if recession deepens, while Burns urges a $5 billion permanent cut now. A nationwide rebuilding push could lift unemployment, with homeowners urged to spend on improvements to stimulate demand and jobs.
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Sam Rayburn
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Richard Nixon
Quislos
Committee For Economic Development
Arthur F. Burns
Union City Livestock Prices Base March 27 1958
Livestock price table shows good and choice hogs priced 20 to 23, sows 18 to 10, beef cows 16 to 11, cutters 14 to 18, beef heifers 17 to 23, bulls 17 to 22, veal calves 92 to 361 percent, heavy and medium calves 16 to 24, and lambs 18 to 24.
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Union City
Yesterday's Memories of Corry P 20 Years Ago
Corry papers recall events from March 2, 1338. French Spanish frontier tensions as national troops advance toward Lérida from Alzarraz. City council members discuss daylight saving time at a safety conference led by Richard Rossbacher. Nominating petitions filed for Charles N. Crosby seeking re election to Congress in Harrisburg, Crosby running as the fourth Democrat in Erie Crawford district.
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Maron
Hendaye
Lérida
Alzarraz
France
Richard Rossbacher
Charles N. Crosby
Harrisburg
Crosby
Erie-Crawford
Corryprepares for Daylight Saving inauguration amid crowd
Forty years ago on March 29, 1918 Corry planned the Daylight Saving start as a large crowd welcomed soldiers arriving on Erie Railroad troop trains. A PRR work train locomotive derailed near Child's north of the city with no injuries. Elisabeth Potter died at 78 after a long illness. XS Durham visits Warren on business.
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Corry
Erie ‘Railroad
PRR
Child's
Elisabeth Potter
Ege
YMCA Calendar Week of March 31 1958
Calendar lists daily YMCA activities for the week including Rotary Kiwanis minstrel rehearsal Troop 81 Boy Scouts swim Junior High Coed Swim Sophomore Tri-Hi New Sophomore Hi club Delta Hi Senior Hi events and Good Friday closure from 4 00 a m to 3 30 p m with regular swim classes. No dance on Saturday and regular swim classes held throughout the week.
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Marcie
Rotary-Kiwanis
Boy Scouts
Ylub
Delta
Regul Ier
Candidates For Lieutenant Gov Go Separate Ways
In Titusville Pennsylvania State Senate majority leader Rowland B Mahony told independent gubernatorial candidate Harold Vaughan he opposes a two-man slate Mahony will campaign independently as lieutenant governor Vaughan of Aliquippa proposed a joint ticket and Mahony said he wished to stay independent.
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Titusville
Senate
Rowland B. Mahony
Harold J. Vaughan
GOP
Mahony
Vaughan
Allquippa
Mahany
Local Ministers Lenten Meditations on Sin and Crown of Thorns
Rev. William C. Seitz Jr reflects during a Lenten meditation on sin that irritates God. He urges self examination of daily faults, noting personal responsibility in crucifixion imagery and the need for faithful acts in home, work, and community to enter the joy of the Lord.
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William C. Seitz Jr
St. John 1917
Thors
God
Christ
Africa
Bern
Meadville Girls Expelled Over Liquor in School Incident
Two Meadville High School juniors were suspended indefinitely after a bottle of wine was brought to school in a shoebox. One girl reportedly placed the bottle in a gym locker during class hours. Officials said no other students were involved and one girl chose to withdraw permanently.
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Meadville
Meadville High School
Bish Felals
Follo
Swindle Suspect Captured In Reunion Trap
Paul E Shade a 61 year old wanted in a 250000 insurance claims swindle was captured at gunpoint at the cross roads of America Motel Vandalia after his wife arranged a reunion with their two children The ring allegedly involved 15 people and targeted American Associated Insurance Co of New York New Jersey by faking auto accident claims.
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Wax Run
Vio
Paul E. Shade
Youngstown
Ohio
Shade
Crossroads of America
Vandalia
Mahoning County
Thomas A. Beil
American Associated Insurance Co
New York
N. J
Roaming Round Headlines Highlight Local Crime and Industry
A derailed rumor about a deceased husband and a musician’s cry to keep it secret sparks talk of deception. Meadville outlines a regional effort to form a tourism bureau under the chamber. Norbert Bach earned a design diploma, and Wake Up and Read Week energizes local library supporters. Parking fix rumors persist while Mayor Finley pushes overdue fines. Donald F. Turten joins Atlantic Fleet exercises near Camp Lejeune. Aero Supply tests a new AVRO interceptor. Don Williams burns in valve test. Corry Jamestown moves toward plant relocations. 115 workers to transfer, old plant to host contract work. CJ to recall furloughed workers as items release. Labor hints of internal rate-cut pressure. E F Saloum advances to chief engineer at Snap-Tite. Wattsburg eyeing a 7 per capita tax to raise funds. A patrolman resumes parking enforcement after years of laxity. Postscripts note Bull Blatt and Jitannson’s Army induction to Fort Jackson.
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The
Journal
Heathttack
Corry
Meadville Talkie
Chamber of Commerce
Norbert Bachemer
West Church Street
International Correspondence Schools
Dod Tts
Keith
Avs Uiderstavn
Finley
Marine Pic
Donald F. Turten
Ettrel-Turten
West Pleasant Street
North Car
Aero Supply
Cananda
Don Willams
Corry-Jamestown
Bist Columnbus Avenue
E. F. Saloum
Snap- Tite, Inc
Union City
Wattsburg
Honors Convocation Notice at Syrip Mosque for James Bogden
University of Pittsburgh informs Mr and Mrs N L Bogden that their son James Bogden will be among the honor students at 1958 Honors Convocation to be held next Tuesday at Syrip Mosque. He attends the School of Dentistry. A benefit for Jebk Miller in Corry Memorial Hospital raised over 1100 dollars this week. Senior Class plans a class play They Gave Him a Coed on May 1st and 2nd. Local merchants report spring sales and rising optimism amid better weather. A Pennsylvania study notes unemployment benefits total 1.75 billion dollars over 20 years. Town faces possible move to raise property levy to 20 mills next year, with wage and income tax threatened.
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N.L. Bogden
University of Pittsburgh
James
Syrip Mosque
School of Dentistry
Jebk Miller
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania
Conry
Sweater Button Saves Man's Life in California
In vatLAND California 83 year old Kohl a clerk at a second hand store run by Marres Gesland 69 used an iron pot to deter a holdup man who demanded money. The gunman fired twice hitting Kohl in the chest and grazing his arm. Kohl revealed a shattered button from his sweater and survived. A suspect Willie Leaks 24 was later held for investigation.
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Vatland
Calif
Uy — Sto
Kohl
Marres Gesland
Gesland
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Detroi
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Edward T
Daniel J. Riesner
National Republican Club
Durham
Warren
YMCA
Tragseet Inc
Eemle Dd
Service and Health
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
International Soundphotos
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Wrens
Caltech
Cape Canerat
Firlig
Doha Medaris
Weenhir von Brau
Br. J. E. Froehlich
UIA
Swindle
Reunion
Cady and Collier
South St
el Va News
Olina
Marine Divison
Camp Lejeune
Bull Blatt
Ji Tannsn
Army
Fort Jackson
South
Hammond’s
Eagle Street
Dial
Lumber Coal Builders Supplies
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E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Pee Tao
Ana
Pee Lulu Ue
Ole
Naaarden
Kro Foods
If Vt Aeviie Moria
Ev Aea
Corry, Uo
Kiwanis
Rotary
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Dr. Forbes
St. Joseph's New Cathedral
Congress
Bill Hickok
GE ‘Theatre
Philco Television
Firestone Tires
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Firestone
South Center St
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