Weather clears with rising temperatures after showers
The day brings clearing skies and warmer air tonight into Wednesday. An anniversary marks the Istnia disaster of May 7 1915. Red Cross hosts first aid class at Municipal building with strong turnout.
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Isitenia
Red Cross
Court Orders Slash in Erie Valuations
Erie's court slashes city valuations by about 40 percent and criticizes lavish public spending. Judge Copeland trims for several properties including Masonic Temple and Art Metal Co, signaling possible tax rate increases if the 1936 figures stand. City officials plan to appeal to the state Supreme Court and will refile about 300 cases on their merits.
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Trie
Erie
Charles D. Copeland
Westmoreland County
Copeland
State Supreme Court
Downstate
R. Stanley Scobell
Erle
Masonic ‘Temple
Stn
Peach Sts
Art Metal Co
19Th
Whitley Ave
Peach and Cherry Sts
James D
William Halder
Carl J. Dabrowiak
Srd St
B. M. Murphy
National Music Week Highlights May Fifth To Twelfth
National Music Week runs May 5 to 12 with quotes from Mantin a Luther praising music. Notable radio programs on Wednesday May 8 include WEAR Richard Leibert organist at 10 to 10:15 and WJZ Army band at 10:30 to 11. Curtis Institute on WABC at 4 and a Convert orchestra at 9:30. The US president is honorary chairman and governors lead honorary committee. David Sarnoff RCA Walter Damrosch William Green and others support the event.
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Mantina Luther
Richard Leibert
Creighton Alien
WJZ
U. S. Army Band
WABC
Curtis Institute
Bill to Cut Tax Lien Filing Fees Moves in Legislature
Prothonotary James N. Wilson reports a Senate bill cutting tax lien filing costs from $2 to $1, a House pass through, plus a proposed extension of lien renewal from five to 21 years. He notes potential county savings if cities and schools were included and cites broader tax collection reform.
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House
Senate
James N. Wilson
Wilson
May 1955 school tax delinquents may avoid penalties
Delinquent taxpayers can arrange payment without penalties as school tax cards are delayed. Announcement by Janus Hadley notes the policy, with counsel Shupin stating the district has approved handling such business. Hadley says law allows five year repayment if 20 percent isn’t paid now.
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Janus Hadley
Aller Je Neal
AO. Shupin
Une Schon Disstrict
Hanie
Young People Roundup at Church Promises Education and Music
An evening program titled Young People's Roundup is planned at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at 7:30. Gordon Abrams of the Missionary Affiance Church in Titusville will speak as the main speaker. Music will be performed by a delegation from Meadville's Village Young People's Society, with a loyal committee organizing the event. The service is open to all and a large attendance is expected.
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IB. S. Briggs
Warren County
Democratic
Warren
Meadville
Northwest District
State Library Association
Allegheny College
W. P. Tolley
J. R. Schulz
Concord P. T. A
Butte
Corry
H. Lorence
Youngsville
Russia
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gordon Abrams
Missionary Affianee
Titusville
Young People's Society of the Vilgage
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