Budget Hearings Begin As Income Tax Faces Delay
Harrisburg reports the General Assembly begins hearings on Governor Leader's 134 billion budget with plans to delay the income tax bill for at least a month. House Appropriations Chairman Polen called an afternoon session to map budget hearings while Republican Senate leaders may join. Democrats warn against waste and vow to oppose tax plans. The fight centers on votes needed to pass the income tax bill.
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Associated Prem Harrisburg
General Assembly
George M
J. Dean Polen
D-Washington
Chisirman
House Appropriations Committee
Hay
Senate Appropriations Committee
Jin
Senate
Varticipaten
Polen
Cits
Mide
Ahs
Assembly
Albert S. Reatiings
Moor Ieider
Readinger
House
Charles G. Smith
Republic
Company F Returns From Fring Exercise
Company F of the 2nd Battalion Lath In Funity Regiment completed a two day firing exercise at the Peninsula in Bele. The unit fired for practice on Saturday and for record on Sunday. Three officers and 47 enlisted men participated. Results will be announced later and awards will be made at the May 24 battalion inspection at the local armory. Captain Robert Galbreath praised the Corry guardsmen for their performance on the range and during bivouac Saturday night.
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Corry
Sesterciny
Teuch Convey
Bele
Lath
Whfely
Bivouiac
Laure
Tollon
Liram
Robert Galbreath
Jailbreaker Reported Slain in New York Shootout
State Police shot and killed one jailbreaker and wounded another while pursuing three armed fugitives from Canton New York. Aged suspects Frank Tulurica 44 and Ralph Lashomp 29 were identified, with details limited as officers searched houses and woods in the northern county amid a witness report of men seeking bread and cigarettes after escaping from Canton jail.
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Moira
Canton
Ogdensburg Journal
Frank
Tulurica
Uthil
Bhol
Ralph Lashomp
Sf Potachim
New York
St. Lawrence County
Here
Corryite Begins 90 Day Sentence in Erie County
Dilworth Davis of 17 East Street began a 90 day sentence imposed by Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter after admitting he had not paid damages for a March 19 accident. Davis had faced charges of leaving the scene and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. if costs and damages are paid, the remainder of the sentence could be canceled. The crash occurred near North Center Street after Davis reportedly drove a car owned by Winter Size of R.D.4 Corry and struck Charles Harrower’s vehicle. Neither Harrower nor his wife were injured.
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Dilworth Davis
East Street
Erie County
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Davis
Chivis
Charles Harrower
Clymer
Tétm Davis
Weigh Will rurSilgh
Harrower
Tate
Porlice
Corry
Blye
White
Tag Day Boosts Local Youth Baseball Budget
Volunteers chaired by Mrs. Gla Buchonnen and Mrs. Ralph Perkins led a tag sale that raised 735 dollars for a 1,870 dollar budget. Young players collected donations, hoping to cover a deficit of 320 dollars for the coming year, with funds from tag sales and related drives aiding the Beaver Glut program.
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Gla Buchonnen
Ralph Perkins
Scolva
Tees Andn Dohaton
Beaver
Billy Bachomer
Jerry Morris
Hill Rothing
Mire
Buchamer
Teagues
Fran Wish
Hank the Tundreds
May Day celebrations around the world report tensions and tributes
The world marked May Day with parades and labor rallies while political and religious leaders praised workers. Mao Zedong and Soviet figures addressed crowds as tensions rose over East-West divides, and Pope Pius XII urged social progress amid Cold War scrutiny. In Britain a top labor leader’s death cast a shadow over events. In the United States May Day was not an official holiday, with Loyalty Day demonstrations in some cities.
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Cirtuin
Trine
Studies Wien
Polibe
At-Trast Alpersorts
Phe Hay
International Socialist Conwreds
Moscow
Essentiow
Geore Zhukov
Russia
Oise
Zhikov
Goviev
Ande
Paris
Priping Radio
Red
China
Mao ‘Tze-bung
Priping
Peijing
Pri Chets
Civ Ponie Phis Pt
St. Peter's Square
St Joseph
Atthur Deakin
Tabor
New York
Whighs
Avene
Blaze Destroys Farm Near Here
A fire at W. H. Goa's farm on Mitchell Road near Union City destroyed a storage shed and damaged property. Fire crews from Union City, Watteburg, and Cory fought flames for hours, aided by portable pumps and wind, saving parts of the main building as residents gathered and caused traffic delays. Fire Chief announced the operation ended around 4 PM.
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Feadote Cesore Shamford Hose Company
Union City
W. H. Goa
Mitchell Road
Watteburg
Cory
Corry
Union Cuy
Ie Frémén
World and U S Briefs Mix In Confusing Dispatches
AP News Briefs report on a factory blast and damages in the Americas Viscine Co plant ahead of containment. Vienna talks on Austria’s independence continue with hopes for agreement. White House confirms Joint Chiefs head will brief Eisenhower on Formosa. Sweden halts nationwide school vaccination drive as health board reviews next steps.
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White House
Adin
Anshii WoRndiand
Hhe
SMILE
Eisenhower
Formosa
Marchis
Haggerty
Radford Wold
Waller Robertson
May Grand Jury Indicts Martys and Erie Case
May grand jury in Erie indicts 106 persons including Marty operators of Dykcee Clyar Store for gambling and permitting gambling. Raid by State Port Authority. Judy Bimer under coll of non of trial. Traffic accident involving 5 year old Joseph Makowski. Driver charged with involuntary manslaughter. Trial delay granted after valuation. Mick Fiie a patient in Superani Hospital Youngstown.
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Erie Tyo Corry
Exim City
Pawer
Min Uninia
Sahirdiy
Jiry
J AL
Pole Marty
Dykée Clyar
Brie
Pevsore
Colli
John Majkayle
Wanen Os
Joseph, Makowski
Joseph Makowakele
Erie
Hammond Sues Over Land Sale Dispute in Wayne Township
Worth Hammond of Hammond filed suit against Martha Williams and Wow Waterhouse over more than 240 acres in Wayne Township. He seeks court approval to sell the property to himself for 5000 with 3000 damages claimed for losses after Williams sold to Waterhouse. The case stems from a February agreement to sell the land, followed by a sale to Waterhouse for 7000, breaching an 8000 sale price terms, with ownership passing after Amos Williams’s death.
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Hammond
Columbus
Martha Williams
Wow Waterhouse
Wayne Township
Willams
Waterhouse
Bank Official and Abductor Die in Dramatic Crash
Two men died in a high speed chase related crash near a town 45 miles north of St Louis. Calhoun County Bank cashier Waldhuser and a suspect, Thomas Underwood, were killed. A second abductee, Mrs Lela Waldhuser, was seriously injured. A group of about 30 gathered at the Waldhuser home during the tense scene. Authorities said the pair abducted a bank official and planned to flee with hostages before the crash.
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Hares Waldhwer
Calhoun County
Jesse Campbell
Campbell
Waldhuser
St. Louis
Pole Knocked Down Cuts Electric Service North of Lowville
A tipped truck towing a tractor crashed on a hill north of Lowville, snapping a pole and cutting power for about 30 minutes. Edward Nelwon drove the rig that lost brakes and veered off the road. Pennsylvanian Electric crews arrived to restore lines after the pole failed, with no injuries reported.
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Yymeramurg
Pris Jday
Edward Nelwon
Lke
Nelson
Smith
Lowville
Cory
Bemont
LWO
Penns Nylvanht Electric Company
Ilb
Wattburg
Polk
Orsay
Concert Tomorrow Night At Carry High School Auditorium
A joint Halloween Music Week program is set for tomorrow at Carry High School auditorium. No admission will be charged. donations will help cover operating expenses of participating groups. The program features the Star High School Band under Junk A. Dehlinger, the Senior High School Band and Girls Chorus directed by Lynn Ride, with violin soloist Arthur Briges of Warren and pianist Victor Sayre.
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Music Week
Carry
Star High School
Junk A. Dehlingér
Lynn Ride
Phi
Arthur Briges
Warren
Victor Sayre
Voluntary Polio Vaccine Plan Reported By Officials
A disordered article reports a voluntary plan for polio vaccine allocation with references to government action and advisory committees. It mentions Dr Chester Kroter and others, a televised discussion, and calls for further testing and debate on vaccine deployment.
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Venterby
New York Herald
Roonrvelt
D-Calif
Community Moose Lodge program honors building project
About 180 people attended a Moose Club program at the Corry Lodge No 08 L O M C event. The ceremony featured the Corry Band, national anthem, pledge, and remarks by Mayor Churry and Assemblyman Waterhouse. speakers discussed the Moose community project to transform a vacant lot into a lodge building, with plans for Mooseheart and Moosehaven homes. Local officials and chamber leaders attended, including District Governor John Kusch and junior governor Deal Bastiline. An open house followed at the North Ginter street club, with refreshments served.
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Altee
Corry
Jesuph Piloayage
Res’ Juhi
Desand
Thwetyage
Ube
Asmuety
Hor
Churry
Worth Hamimond
Coty Lodge
Leo Ryan
Beant
John Kusch
Fox
Lynch
Mupchhaven
Moosehiven
Min
Mooseheart
Mary Hepler
Moosehinart
Storms Hit California Coast Behind Weekend Weather
Fragmentary report notes storms striking southern California with rough seas and fishermen affected. Limited readable details reference diver incidents and possible weather-related closures.
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California
LO Angels
Sunny
Dhip
Fallonow
Fairless Quits U S Steel Post
Benjamin Fairless resigns as director and finance committee member at U S Steel on eve of meeting in Hoboken New Jersey. Company names interim leader. Fairless cites stepping aside to allow younger hands to take over and pursue new responsibilities in the industry.
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Pittsburgh — Pound
Benjamin & Fairies
OB Steel Corp
Hoboken
N. J
Police Inspect Three Accidents In City
City police investigated three automobile collisions totaling about 205 dollars in damage. One crash on West Washington Street involved a car driven by Frank Wuscile that struck a telephone pole, injuring no one reported. A second crash on West Washington Street involved Walter Hops backing from a driveway. DeMauts, driving another vehicle, did not see the car in the street. A parked car owned by Mrs. James Bell at 102 West Boni Street was damaged while left front fender and tire were noted. Warren McChesney later reported to authorities.
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Acetien
Frank Wo Wuscile
West Wathington Street
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Boalkingett
ABC
Erie
Te Morsing
Walar Hops
Vitie Steel
Wan Wéhlick
Angst de Mants
West Wihington
DeMauts
Rossci
Monk
DeMaris Gow
Ross
Wie
Hnpack
Wis
Mra James Bell
Boni Street
Mra. Hell
Toftatoeriia
Warren McChesney
Mead Avenue
McCheaney
Diem and Collins Discuss Confused South Viet Nam Crisis
South Viet Nam premier Ngo Dinh Diem moves to depose Bao Dai while the regime faces a widening political crisis. The United States reaffirms support as General Collins returns from Washington and Bao Dai seeks a power shift to avert civil war amid mixed signals from the Vietnamese leadership.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Diem
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United States
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Ari Ucomlini
State Department
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J. Lawton Gollitin
Washington
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Hlinnelt
Paul Bly
Ronico
Cummini
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Prats
Colling
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Ciot
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Hid
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Congress of 18
Dieman
Ward Rit Collin
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Stockholm
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Board of Healthy Simithived Reviews
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