Jamestown Tax Increase At City Meeting Plans
Jamestown will raise assessment rates per thousand to fund city operations with a total assessed value of $67,484,648, up $402,849 from 1957. The council will discuss daylight saving extension, street and utility projects, and permits issued in April for water mains gas lines and sidewalk work. Community notices, crime reports, and local incidents fill the rest of the page.
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Concord Genwer
McCray Ghureh
At & Pm
Amestown
Don Willams
Carl Smith
Prom Ue Special Sewage Disposal
Citizens National Bank
City orders two boroughs to complete sewage works by July 1 1950
Johnsonburg and Ridgway on the Clarion River must construct full sewage treatment works by July 1 1950. Ridgway population 6300, Johnsonburg 4690. City reports show fund balances and disbursements, while local obituary notes a Hartfield NY man, and weather promises a clearing, warmer spell tomorrow.
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Bosted
Johnsonburg
Ridgway
Hn Elke Couity
Clarion River
State Capitol Faces At Least Nineteen New Faces In Legislature
A lengthy turnover is anticipated as at least nineteen new faces join the Pennsylvania Legislature in January. Twenty six Democratic and Republican incumbents face primaries or retirement, with many lawmakers seeking re-election or higher offices in November. Several Philadelphia representatives announce plans to retire, while others seek seats in Congress or state posts.
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Durine
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Japan
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Hallobby
Philadelphia
Benjamin J. Krakow
Louis
Amadunda
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Herman Toll
William Brucker
Dante Causil
Albert Readinger
Horks
Borks County
Andrew S. Moskripy
Bradford
Marvin Keller
Bucks
Robe H. Brey
Henry Pagot
Northampton
James
Lovett
T-Westmoreland
Delaware
H. Franklin Kehler
Schuyleilli
J. Blatch Cummins
Washington
Patice
Stephen McCann
Greene
Julian Poski
Erie
Kennedy Pledges Labor Reform Bill After Hearings
Senator John F Kennedy pledged to unveil a labor reform bill after three weeks of hearings. He said the measure would cover about 41 areas in labor-management relations including union elections notices trusteeships and secondary boycotts.
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D-Mass
Kennedy
William F. Knowland
Calif
John’ L McClellan
D-Ark
Shirrman
Hese
Woman Killed Three Injured In Wet Pavement Crash
A Pennsylvania woman, 43, Mrs. Buford Byrd of Langley, died after an auto skidded on wet pavement and struck a bridge mat ing. Three others were hurt including Byrd’s aunt Mrs. Mary A. Crawford 37 Leavinville Ohio. mother Mrs. Velma Cann 55 Florence Pat and Tammy Crawford 4.
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Pennsylevania
Buford Byrd
Langletoth
Byrd
Mary A. Crawford
LeWinville
Ohio
Velma
Cann
Florence Pat
Crawford
Tammy
GM and Ford Appeal Directly to Auto Workers
General Motors and Ford Motor Co appeal to rank and file UAW members ahead of resuming contract talks. GM released a letter from President Harlow Curtice urging workers to study the wage formula amid a two year extension offer, aiming to bolster public confidence. Ford made a parallel appeal through acting UAW chief Patterson, noting the corporation’s wage proposal was rejected before negotiations began.
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General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
UAW
Mansgemertt
Harlow H. Curtice
Curtice
Ford
Ase Ford
Bos Ipate Patterson
Airman Convicted in Formosa Court Martial
Airman Larry G. Greenway from Butler was convicted by court martial in Formosa Taipet on charges of striking Major Chung Yu-Soh. He was reduced to airman basic, fined 300 dollars, and restricted to base for no months.
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Taipet
Formosa
Court
Aartial Today
Larry G. Greenway
Butler
Chung Yu- Soh
April Ltd
Greenway
Tax decision urged to spur economic growth
Case calls for tax revision to ease recession and boost demand as lawmakers debate income and excise taxes. Senator Knowland questions imminent Eisenhower decision while business leaders warn uncertainty hinders recovery and consumer and investor activity.
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Oemior Ciford P
Kole
William F Knowland
California
Senate
Eisenhower
Ase
Case
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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House Bank
William A. McDonnell
Erie Marine Gets Jail Term for Car Theft Charge
David Carroll, a Marine defector, was sentenced in county court after fleeing custody. He was charged with grand larceny for stealing a car and obstructing an officer. Carroll received a $100 fine and a jail term from 1 to 22 months. He had been picked up by police for military authorities and abandoned the vehicle in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.
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David Carroll
Carroll
Lnivonu
Uta
Florence Tullio
Eric
Huntingdon
Chilean President seeks Congress support for Communist party legalization
President Carlos Ibanez del Campo Thanes asked Congress to legalize the Communist party, arguing that legalization would make the September presidential election as pure as possible.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Thanez
Congress
Communist Party
Primary Elections Loom Across Ohio Indiana and Alabama
Voters in Ohio Indiana and Alabama cast ballots in presidential era primaries selecting nominees for governor Congress and numerous state and local offices. Alabama sees heightened turnout as 14 percent seek the Democratic governor nomination while schools segregation remains a key issue. In Ohio seven Democrats vie for the nomination including former price stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle and mayors Anthony J. Colebreeze and Maynard SenSenbrenner. Republican William O’Neill seeks renomination with only Charles Pitt challenging. Indiana features two contested Republican seats. Harden faces Webb and Brownson challenges Bruce. Several incumbents face limited opposition as results hinge on local races and party dynamics.
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John Ww. Bricker
Stepien M. | Young
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Cecil M. | Harden
Charles “Bo Brawikon
Lith
Harden
Robert §. Webb
Brownson
Donald C. Bruce
NATO backs big three on summit views
NATO expresses support for the United States United Kingdom and France on summit positions. The Soviet note to the three Western powers shows no shift in Western stance and signals the Soviets may retry talks later possibly before the summit.
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Britain
France
Meadville Westinghouse Talks Continue On Job Losses
Defense work and 700 Meadville WE workers face layoffs as Westinghouse negotiates with Meadville officials. Meantime plant remains in operation while talks with Kearns and a Westinghouse team proceed. Officials express cautious optimism about future orders and labor conditions.
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Westinghouse
Former Corry Man Dies In N and Mexico
An obituary notes Eypleston, 8, of Albuquerque New Mexico, died after funeral rites in Corry. The body will be shipped to Titusville for burial with arrangements by Peterson Bowers Funeral Home. Survived by siblings and a niece, his life included long service at local firms and relocation to New Mexico in later years. The piece mentions ministerial conference plans and a note on Soviet satellite status in a separate, brief political item.
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Bernice A. Buchanan
Olean
Cooperstown
Glean General Hospital
Mas Buchanan
Miss Buchanan
Wayne Pownship
Crawford County
Marae Funeras
Eypleston
Albuauerque
Mex
Thusville
Peterson Bowers
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Vis
Ameline Gindon
Dolm Fulley
Thies van Aram Exelesion
Corry
Titusville
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