Surplus Forecast Boosts Talks of Tax Cuts in 1958 Budget
Federal surplus projections rise to 1.53 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, fueling Democratic and administration debate on tax cuts and debt reduction. Treasury and Congressional leaders weigh a 1958 budget with a projected surplus and potential stimulus for lower income tax relief.
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Associated Preps
Warrington
Noume Hayhueyy
BeTex
Secretary of the Treasury
Froude Ways and Medal
Elogahiowne
Hele
Wuri
Threy
Bridget
Percivit Brundage
Copitol Hill
Gudy
Cartier
Humphrey
Tori
Brindage
Kyentinner
McCormick
Massachusetts
Malone Predicts Bloom Victory In Western PA GOP Race
Malone former Allegheny County official predicts Bloom will win the Western Pennsylvania GOP chair race. He cites support from a large campaign map in the region and says Bloom is a certainty despite a possible stalemate with Lark. A Philadelphia GOP meeting is noted for selecting a chair.
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Pittsburgh
Dainty F
Malone
Allegheny County
Inlet Atorney
George Boom
Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania
Hioom
Jone
Gav
Jonas B. Dilf
Duff
Henry Lave
Sunbury
Betivesn Hioom
Lark
Philadelphia
Career Woman Faces Long Prison Term For Lying
Norfolk Vic Minyie Man gum reports a charity career woman pleaded guilty to lying to a regulatory agency about her finances. She was convicted of embezzling 1 080 000 from Commonwealth Tilliding and Loan Association, with total charges totaling about 2 884 000 over two decades. The six person jury, all women, recommended a lengthy sentence. She remained stoic as verdicts were read and posted bond at 50 000.
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Norfolk
Vic Minyie Mangum
Norfolk Corporation Cou
Virunkine
I Joral Fem
Gan
Auss Minkum
Hal ‘Bn
Commonwealth Tilliding and Loan Association
Commonwealth
Abe
Miss Mayr
Four men charged in New Jersey for stealing government documents
An Air Force sergeant from Brooklyn and three New Jersey businessmen were arrested on charges of conspiring to steal government property and a list of Army personnel times. The FBI recovered the document at the Brooklyn terminal. Bail was set at $8,000 for two defendants and $5,000 for others.
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Rete Newark
Air Force
New Jersey
Buntpanamen
FBT
Thomiss W. Glolsey
Harold B—Bell
Manhattan Beach ‘Air Force Basé
Brooklyn
FBI
Brill
Theodore C. Kiscaras
Rutherford
Klgearas
Sidney M. Bterng SU S
Seynove Hindmay
East Orange
Corp
Beford Kiesaria
Pijuan Enters Guilty Plea in Fatal Abortion Case
In New York Leo Fijian pleaded guilty to murder in a high profile abortion case. Co-defendant Thomas G. Daniel, 25, is in detention as police report details a violent dead end. The judge set a future date for sentencing.
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New York
Leo Fijian
Jacqueling
Baily Beer
Thomas G. Daniel
Borden
Lilly
Dani
Daniel
Aid Measure Faces Tight Restrictions On Allies
Washington reports a proposed aid bill tightens restrictions on allies shipping strategic goods to Communist nations. The House Foreign Affairs Committee debated limits, seeking to bar aid to ports and drills aiding Communist China and East Europe. President Eisenhower would retain veto powers but allow exceptions for specific projects under strict oversight.
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Washington
Ghalriaan Richards
Bintimhowar
Ilubardh
Etrausre Tintirlale
Strailegs
Lair Pitt
Ste
Eikenhowers Fequest
U. S
Fordlirs
Pope Honors Priests at St Thomas Parish Reception
A reception at St Edward's School honored Rev. Francis Graves pastor of St Thomas Parish on his 76th birthday and 44th year as priest marking the 100th anniversary of St Thomas Parish. Attendees included Gov George Mester and Msgr John A Love recognizes papal messages via Apostolic Delegate Ammle...
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Prienus
Princis Graves
St ‘Thomas’ Pariah
St.Thomas
Paris
St. Edward's School
United States
Nishow Ammlets Cavleinin
Ington D-O
Joby PeSund
Mtav
Groves
Myssiges Wivelalea
Sslena Fenit
George Mseater
Froity
John A. Love
Sparta Firemen Save Fourth Home in Night Blaze
Firemen battled a late night house fire on Mechanic Street halting a potential loss of nine rooms. Chief Bayard Webber led the effort as flames spread from a stove through the attic, threatening a fourth home in the block.
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Sparta
Alice
Bayard Webber
Peter P
Amnesia Case In Corry Girl Attracts Attention
A 15 year old Corry girl reported missing yesterday surfaced in Buffalo with amnesia. She was found by hospital staff after an apparent bus incident near St Ed Ward’s School and later recovered custody by police as inquiries into her identity continued.
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Jean Carmrlke
Corry
Buffalo
Yesterdis
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Mra
Huy Carnicke
West Washington
Feliend
Ward
Buffato
Hulashyad
Werenduss
Beramie
Sini Khe
Chiite
Nok Posrisnion
Pole Ste
Keys Omillia
Aponlok
Ari Dent
Tlention
Buttala Po
Bitten
Pelt Clala
Cosho
Gmbiliner
Operation On Baby Fails at Surgical Attempt
Report describes a failed operation on a baby involving doctors from Piqui ob and WRE depiged to die. A nurse and surgical team faced complications during anesthesia and blood vessel issues. Despite efforts to continue, the infant died during the procedure.
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Iicokt
Tobia
Erito
Mfr
Bishard Meineke
Piqui Ob
Yi Wis
Barerons
Wn Howe
Retiwikiy
Harrisburg leaders push 10 day recess during marathon General Assembly session
In Harrisburg the GOP and Democratic leaders agreed to a ten day recess until Monday as the General Assembly nears adjournment. The long session, now 500 days old, sees continued disputes over the general appropriations bill and tax revisions. The Senate and House clash over funding and timing, with the House approving a 9 percent sales tax revision and debates over the stamp act date.
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Harrisburg
Ieaders
Wip
Liss
Burlinga
Dalivoratie
Renate
Senate
House
Chaurntay Polen
D-Wahington
House Appropriations Committee
Gaye
Com*merce
Indunia
Heer
Tina
Corryite Named To County Post By Commissioners
Loy was named by Erle County commissioners to head the Personal Property Tax Department as the resigning official Willard-Dyckes vacated Grace Street duties. Jane L Dyckes, long in charge of prime files, will continue in the newly created post as files miner for the Corry Testament Co. on East South Street. The department oversees the county four mill tax, stocks, mortgages, and judgments.
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East South Street
Corritolise
Turnpike announces new toll rates to rise in May
Harrisburg announces Philadelphia Pennsylvania Turnpike toll hikes with a 41 percent increase for passenger cars and a 30 percent rise for trucks. The changes take effect May 26 and apply across the length from the Ohio line to the Delaware River Bridge. Officials did not provide an estimate of total revenue impact. Current passenger car toll from Gateway to the Delaware River Bridge rises from 3.90 to 5.50.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike
Turnpike Compmissions
Pennssl Young
New Jersey
Delaware River Turnpike
Commission
Pew
Gateway
Ohio
Delaware’ Hiber Bridge
Ex-Convict Guilty Of Murder
A jury today found Raymond Wilson, a former convict, guilty of murder in a case involving a Philadelphia widow. The defendant, along with three accomplices, allegedly planned the crime in a hotel room and stole over $100,000 in bills.
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Friunveursis
Raymond “Py Wilson
Oi-Yeny-Old
Merconvct
Strzsigle sMythe
Mex
Gulubot
Roxsitan
Ny Land
Morgangagn Wilda
Tula
Dein
Jeter
Senate aide Smith seeks farm bill revisions and dam plans collapse
Senator H A Smith of New Jersey urged revisions to three sections of the farm bill to improve relations with other nations. Debate opened on a House-passed substitute vetoed by President Eisenhower. Smith proposed removing sections on selling surplus cotton, limiting imports of long staple cotton, and two price plans for rice harming Cuba and other buyers.
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Preas
Washington
Alexander Smith
Senate
Sipith
Foreign Relations Committee
Sid
Secretary of State
Dillies
State Department
Eisenhower
St Wold
Jan Ood
Smith
Egypt
Cuba
Second Victim Recovered In French Creek Drowning
The body of Fred Coe aged 28 scoutmaster and participant in a May 19 canoe trip was found yesterday afternoon in French Creek near Pollock's Bridge. Earlier, Harvey Brady 17 of Millcreek was located at a sand bar about 500 feet from the canoe wreck site. Volunteers and local fire crews aided in retrieval as investigators continued the search for Robert Savoaki 14.
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French Creek
Fred Coe
Harvey Brady
Millcteel
Coe
Pollock
Waterford
Stanclift Hose Co
Coo
Mil Village
Bll Yovich
Stancliff Hose Co
John Hull Jr
Kilbans
Stanclify Hose Co
George Mitchell
Andérson Here
Two University Park Executives Named Award Recipients
George A. Lamede president of Grit Wit Humsport and Richard W. Slocum executive vice president of Phils Adolphin Bulletin will receive awards tonight at the Pennsylvania Press Conference held at Pennsylvania State University.
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University Park
Series Of Explosions Wreck Gasoline Plant In Galena Md
A chain of blasts and a fire tore through a gasoline bulk storage facility in Galena Maryland injuring eight and killing two firefighters. The Kent Oil Co depot near U S Route 218 suffered four burnt tanks, a barn, an office and homes damaged. Victims were Richard Lockwood Aller and Harry Robert Brice.
Riesel Calls for Probe Into Labor Racketeering
Victor Riesel, blinded after an assault, urged a congressional probe into labor racketeering in a hospital news conference. He pressed for FBI or Senate action and said he will return to work soon to continue his column despite the attack.
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New York
Victor Riesel
Tabor
Wy Asd
Labor Movement
Reid
Uniens
Labor
Paul Douglas
Ives
Congress
Alésél
Nbc-Tv
Riesel
New York County District Attorney's
Riegel
Usta
Tim
Jury Finds West Spring Creek Man Guilty in DUI Case
Raymond Clark was found guilty of drunken driving by a criminal court jury after a June accident. He received a $200 fine, one week in county jail, and court costs including attorney fees. Police arrested Clark after his car struck a vehicle at the North Connernd Washington streets intersection.
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Bie KuLay
Reaper
West Spring Creek
Raymond Clark
Arunken
Elmer Evans
Ignat
Clark
North Connernd
Washington Streets
State Ends Double Talk After 9 Years
The State Commission led by William Voigt Jr ends plans for rebuilding Columbus Dam after nine years of debate. Attorney General Herbert Cohen calls the project questionable and estimates a $50,000 cost with limited benefits to fishing and recreation, shifting potential work to the Department of Forests and Waters.
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Ita Bankeon i
Fies
Columbus
William Volet Jr
Tollowine Am Mesting
Bellefonte
Genet Herbert Cohen
Voigt
Department of Forests and Waters
Ucte Ike
Monroe County
Commission
Deciarony
George Lesditz
Deloudburat
Burliey
Albert Haz
Steel Pay Talks To Begin May 28 As Negotiations Rise
The United Steelworkers and major steel producers plan pay negotiations starting May 28. David J. McDonald, president of the United Steelworkers, said proposals and contract delays will be discussed with Steel Corp. and Republic Steel Corp. leaders present at the talks.
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Avsmated Reas Fittsburgh
Senate
Unite
Stablvorkire and
Shren
Baigest Steel Producte
Fleming
Bebin Hoke
David J. McDonalds Tsw
Suid Reatyrdayue
Dehiayde
Steel Corp
Bebblehem Steel Corp
Whic Republic Stee Corp
Mayor Outlines State Aid Plan at Dinner Meeting
Mayor outlines proposed state redevelopment aid and a long range planning committee amid a hotel dinner with Mayor Enxl e Gherry as guest. Olin W. Bracket dy congratulated the dinner committee and noted Corry’s application for funds while reviewing plans for the Votito Festival and Old Fashioned Dews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Girectora
Che Cuanber
Sointuerse
Ab Nool
Corry
Enxle Gherry
Olin W. Bracket Dy
Appke
Anton Fikert
Glry Colinell
Thas Pit
Chamber
WIT Ba
Mondor
Pun
Roy Reedng
Popalaites
Commisiie Lovesidy Ui
Senate Rejects 28 Manifold Banking Proposal in Harrisburg
A torn Harrisburg report notes the Senate killed a banking bill proposal creating 28 branches amid committee debate. The measure aimed to restructure finance rules and facially would have affected municipal funds though final votes ended in defeat.
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Bloom
Will Stimke
Pijuan
Pope
Corryite
Apaa
Eppey
Fish Commission Kills
Sen. Smith
Dulles
Justice Dep't
Binyon Damas
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