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Subsidizing housing versus transportation costs
The Altoona Mirror contemplates whether public subsidies should shift from low income home ownership toward middle income housing, comparing annual home ownership costs to car ownership and questioning the priority of subsidies amid high taxes. It argues autos may cost more per year and warns against broad subsidies for housing over other needs.
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Altoona Mirror
Four Hart In Area Auto Crash
Westfield Remus Point woman Mrs. Martin Krameriack age 64 and Jamestown girl Charlene Brown age 17 were treated for injuries after a two car collision in Hartfield yesterday. Edna A Carlson 43 Jamestown was treated for shoulder injury and released. Gerald Crandall 31 Sinclairville had a left knee injury. Both cars involved were northbound and westbound.
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Sinclairville
Corry murders and daylight saving tales mixed in memories
In Camden New Jersey Peter Schwechuk 21 admitted killing Wands Dworecki 17 for 50 cents and began life with hard labor after the girl's father Rev Walter Sworecki was electrocuted for planning the murder to obtain life insurance. Nearby officials report Corry will observe daylight saving May 13 while four new chicken pox cases are recorded. In Princeton AP notes novelist John O Hara argues high taxes push authors to longer gaps between books and discusses his drive to write the next work at age 55.
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Wands Dworecki
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Walter Sworecki
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John O'Hara
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Bob Benchley
Hal Boyle's Americana reflect life and honesty in prose
Hal Boyle's Americana profiles the writer in a quiet Princeton area home and details his rise from soda clerk to acclaimed ving writer. He emphasizes portraying life truthfully, avoiding campaigns for good or bad, and warns procrastination and political tacks threaten creativity. He seeks time to complete his portrait before looming warnings.
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Princeton University
O'Hara
Molders Strike. Ajax and American Cast Iron Plants Idle
Forty years ago on May 3 1920 Pittsburgh district molders allied with organized unions pressed for an eight hour day at 80 cents an hour while manufacturers balked. Ajax and American Casting Company foundries remain shut as workers stand firm amid the dispute.
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Pittsburgh
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Chairman Frederick Waly ters Dies in Chicago
Frederick Waly ters, 80, chairman of the board of the Steel Sales Corp, died yesterday of a heart attack in Chicago.
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Steel Sales Corp
Area Toy Firm Leveled In $55,000 Fire
A $55,000 blaze at the Hoppenstead Building in Conneautville leveled Fr and J Wood Products Inc a cement block toymaker injuring two firemen. The 8:30 am fire damaged the second floor dryer used for varnish and spread through about 3,500 feet of hose. Firefighters from Conneautville Springboro and Linesville fought the blaze for over four hours.
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Springboro
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Bear Lake Social Roundup and Ohio Horse Racing Wins
Mrs Arthur Ayling of Columbus called on Mrs Maude Cornish while Mrs Walter Newhouse visited her mother in Warren Hospital. Several locals attended an officers training school in North Clymer and Panama High School seniors, with Patricia Hartford and Irene Snow, traveled to Washington DC. The report also notes visits among the Lindquist, Merritt, Smith, Morris, Newhouse, and Peterson households. In Columbus Ohio jockey Paul Ward rode five winners at Beulah Park, four in a row from the fourth to seventh races, adding another victory for a perfect run over 20 days as the top rider.
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Columbus
Maude Cornish
Walter Newhouse
Warren
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Warren Hospital
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Merritt Smith
Marvin Perkins
Paul Vanard
Loren Radcliff
North Clymer
Officers’ Training School
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Irene Snow
Panama High School
Washington, D. C
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Clyde Morris
Westfield
J. P. Peterson
Jamestown
J. C. Manwaring
Ohio
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Dollar reserves in danger point shows slim risk, experts say
New York AP assesses foreign holdings and gold reserves. US gold stock stands just over 1944 billion dollars with a potential drain exceeding 16 billion. Foreign holdings include about nine billion in short term dollar assets that can be converted to gold. Managers say dangers are limited and safeguards exist. Other seven billion dollars in short term assets add to the picture.
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Gold Outflow From Ft Knox Tied to 1958–59 Policies
The First National City Bank of New York explains in its May bank letter that large dollar assets held by private foreign banks and individuals, valued at four billion dollars more than a decade ago, fueled gold drains in 1958 and 1959. Tightening credit and a near-balanced federal budget slowed the drain, with higher money rates and fiscal restraint halting the outflow. The bank argues continued sound monetary policy will keep the dollar as the world’s leading reserve currency and that short term dollar investments will be gold equivalents.
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First National City Bank of New York
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United States
Advance Rental Overrun Spurs Tax Hike Alarm
WARREN Conewango school district says an advance payment on rental for Warren High School construction, not a clerical error, partly drives higher real estate taxes. Board members initiated tax increase disclosures, with Columbus rising Friday as other districts plan meeting this week. Robert F Porter corrected a report saying the district was asked to make a partial advance payment to fund early construction at the Swick site.
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Conewango Township
Conewango
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Crash Survivor Listed As Poor In Oil City Hospital
Jon Marshall an 18 year old from Prankin is listed in poor condition at Oil City Hospital after a Sunday smashup just outside Oil City. He was the sole survivor of a crash in which three young companions were killed. He sustained head injuries a severe leg laceration and injuries to the forearm eye and hip while his navy leave notes his status. Police received the report via anonymous call and state police investigate possible involvement of another car as the wrecked vehicle broke into three pieces striking trees.
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Jon Marshall
Oil City
Ol City
Hold Rites For Ralph Ely
The funeral service for Ralph Ely was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at the Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Slmier A Ortner officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Robert Wotus Walter Wotus Carlton Smith Eugene Smith Dean Houser and Perry Mead. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moses Ashland Ohio Mrs Katherine Wood Erle and many friends from Corty and vicinity.
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Clark defends payola plugs in ABC broadcast probe
ABC chief Clark dismissed payola charges as routine and said he never thought about required disclosures. Rep Moss cited potential illegal plugs and questioned licensing authority, calling the affair Clarkola while Clark claimed ABC gave permission for the plugs.
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