Tax Appeal Board Cuts 15 Assessments Refuses Six
The Corry Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals denied six appellants and granted reductions for 15 others on 1959 property assessments after three nights of hearings. Named appellants include Lawrence and Gladys Moreton, John and Nellie Ginzie, Ruth S. Jackson, Albert Wagner, John and Zilla Freno, and Alfred and Tierence Holton. Favorable actions included Fred F. Lauer, Luke and Pearl Graham, Albert and Lucy Magnarditi, Mike and Mary Kundeacik, Nathan Reich, Mollie Reich, Gene and Josefine Britton, and Agnes Morton, with various specified new assessments and reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals
William Miller
Assessment Board
Lawrence
Gladys Moreton
East Main Street
John
Nellie Ginzie
Columbus Agenur
Ruth S
Jackson
Albert Wagner
East
Sfipton Street
West Bed
Erlck Street
Zilla Freno
Wright Street
Alfred and
Tierence Holton
Fuirview Street
Thoré
Fred F. Lauer
Concord Street
Luke Sind
Pearl B. Graham
West Congress Street
Albert and
Lucy Magnarditi
South Center Street
New As
Mike and
Mary Kundeacik
Columbus Avenue
Nathan and
Moliie Reich
Park Street
Nathan
Mollie Reich
North Center Street
Gene and
Josefine Britton
West Pleasant Street
Agnes Morton
West Pleas
Pa teachers seek $40 million pay boost plan
Pennsylvania teachers press for two year salary increases totaling about 40 million dollars. The plan would raise the minimum to 4500 a year and grant stepped increases for standard college and master's certified teachers, with boosts ranging up to 7200 and 7800 annual salaries respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakiushurg
Pennsylvania
Legislatve Committee
Pennsylvania State Education Assn
Commonwealth
PSEA
Harold Koch
Hazleton
Police Seek Switch Blade Knives Here in Pennsylvania
Police urge residents to turn in about three dozen switch blade knives banned by law in Pennsylvania over three years. Teenagers were found at a high school with some knives bought at one store. the proprietor claims ignorance of the ban. No prosecutions planned if located and surrendered. if nine knives remain with an owner, full prosecution will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Utis
Uney
Focal
Deaf Mutes Escape Electric Chair in Ohio Killing
In Columbus AP reports two deaf-mute brothers, Joseph Buza, 21, and Bert, 17, were spared execution hours before scheduled electrocution for stabbing and stomping Margaret Denham, a 76 year old confectionery store operator. Governor O Neill commuted their death sentences to life imprisonment without explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Pather
Bernard J. McClory
Father McGlory
Happi
Joseph Buza
Bert
C. William O'Neill
Lves
Margaret Denham
Ulore
Parents Take Son to Mayo Clinic for Heart Surgery
English mother and father sail with five year old Stephen Smith to the United States for costly heart surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, seeking treatment not offered free in the Soviet Union. Campaigns by media and Soviet journalist arranged a free Moscow trip and operation, estimated at about 8400 pounds for passages, hospital bills, and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
United States
Soviet Union
Stephen Smith
Frederick Smith
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Stephen
London Daily Mirror
Brilous
Findl
Moscow
Smith
Woman 78 and student dead in Meadville area crash
A two car collision twelve miles north of Meadville on Route 98 killed a Grove City woman, 78, and Wayne Hall, 18, a Grove City student. James C. Springer, 51, of Zelienople, and Bryan Wadding, 18, of Aliquippa, were treated and released. Police suspect the Grove City woman suffered an attack or nap before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro State
George
Bryan Wadding
Aiso
Aliquippu
Springer
Medville City Hospital
Burglars Hit Route 6 Inn Near Corry
State Police investigate a Wednesday night break-in at Bailey's Lou Cab Inn six miles east of Corry on Route 6. Burglars entered the establishment and broke open a cash box, taking an estimated 20 to 325 pounds in money. Police suspect alcohol may have been served beforehand. No other merchandise reported missing.
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Inn
Corry
Bailey's
Eust
Burgars
West Berlin crisis and seven year plan weigh moves
Washington weighs responses to Soviet push in East Berlin as Khrushchev proposes Moscow shift of duties to East German authorities. Dulles returns from the Colombo Plan Conference as prelim talks with Brigun France We Germany and others begin. NATO policy and a three power declaration are discussed to reinforce West Berlin and western access routes amid fear of a broader crisis.
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Washington
API
United States
Russia
Germany
Dulles
Seattle
Brigun
France
Khrushchev
Ue Boviet
East Berlin
Britain
West Berlin
Eil
NATO
Soviets Pledge Highest Living Standard By 1970
Moscow AP report on Premier Khrushchev seven year economic plan approved by the Communist party Central Committee. The plan aims to boost Russian industrial production 80 percent by 1965, enabling the bloc to produce more than half the world’s industrial goods by 1970 and overtake the United States in total and per capita production, asserting communism’s superiority. The seven year plan is part of a 15 year drive toward communism with a party congress set for January.
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Moscow
Kurtshchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Communist Bloc
United States
U.s.8.r
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Khrushchev
Boy, 11, Injured by Explosion in Canonsburg Home
An 11 year old boy is treated at Canonsburg Hospital for a serious eye injury after fragments from a small explosion in his Canonsburg home cellar. Police quoted his mother Mrs Florence Bailey saying James received the explosive from another boy at school. She warns of possible permanent sight impairment and the state police seek to determine the explosive type and source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apian
Canonsburg
Florence Bailey
James
Police Bloodhounds Hunt Negro In Double Slaying
In a Central Virginia town, a gunman held eight people hostage for over two hours then shot and killed two white women. A 33 year old mother, Mrs James Brooks, and her mother in law Mrs Kate Brooks were killed. a man, Frederick Van Allen, was injured. Police searched with bloodhounds as the suspect remained at large. Edna Mae Parker, a Negro maid, provided the account of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulan Utley
Aod
James §. Brooks
James
Cap
Brooks
Inlaw
Kate Lewis Brooks
Frederick van Allen
Epson
Fredericksburg
Edna Mae Parker
van Allen
Mia
Swinsols
Lyinn
Lewis
Funds Short Yule Light Chances Fade in Corry
Corry’s Christmas light project falters as about 75 percent of donation letters go unanswered. Chamber manager Stewart Long reports 26 replies from 95 sent, $180 raised so far, with no personal solicitations this year. The deadline extends to Monday to allow merchants another chance before funds are abandoned. In North Bergen, N J Kenneth McKim, 72, former I T T executive, dies after a career in newspapers and telecom starting in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Towntown
Stewart Long
Long
Center Street
Smith 10 Pleasant
Aenue Fom
Chamber of Commerce
Lone
Reds Stage Vote Rally In West Berlin
Berlin AP reports a large East German Communist rally at Sportpalast in West Berlin drawing about 3,000 locals. 250 riot police contained stones and jeers as demonstrators chanted against the Western allies while Albert Norden urged East German aims and Khrushchev’s demand to clear out of West Berlin. Most attendees diverted to East Berlin after the event. Berlin votes set for December 7 for a new city parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
West
Aemon
Albert Norden
Politbira
East Germany
Khrustchev
Norden
East Berlin
Doctor Marks 98th Birthday Quietly at Kirby Clinic
Dr Lindsey S McNeety observes his 98th birthday in Kirby village, reflecting on a long medical career. He downplays celebrations, noting concern over the future of his practice and whether anyone will maintain his patient care after his retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey S McNeety
Searby Vilelage
Kirby
Khrushchev Denounces Bulganin in Party Split Rhetoric
AP report notes Nikolai Bulganin branded an enemy of the Communist party as part of a broader exposure of the antiparty group linked to Molotov Malenkov and Shepilov. It details Bulganin’s reduced status and potential removal from the Central Committee while outlining other leadership reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museuw
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Grou
Ittrigue
V. M. Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Georgi Malenkoy
Bulgaria
Lazar Kaganovich
Ditri Shepilov
Central Asia
Pickets March as Chester Co. President Is Arrested
At Chester Cable Co in New York a wildcat strike intensified as president Malcolm White, jailed on a first degree murder charge, shot and killed Alfred F. Dugan a 52 year old New Jersey labor organizer leading a bid to switch 140 workers to a new independent union. Dugan was pursuing organizing efforts amid ongoing production as workers crossed picket lines. White claimed Dugan reached for a gun. witnesses said the confrontation occurred near the plant after White confronted Dugan about his criminal record. Police arrived shortly after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
N.Y
Chester Cable Co
Thomas Murphy
Port Jervis
Alfred F. Dugan
New Jersey
Afl-Cio
White
Dugan
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James. Bent
Ennis
Fort Wayne
Ind
George Gammons
Audrey
Connie
SRE Mayers
Defense McElroy
McElroy
Europe
Italy
McEvoy
U.S
North Bergen
N. J
Kenneth McKim
Internaonal Telephone and Telegraph Corp
West Coast
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