Something for the Boys and a Labor Payoff Scandal
Michigan business operators paid a labor peace fee of 34000 plus monthly charges to labor relations agents aiding Teamsters unions. Nathan W. Shefferman, tied to Dave Beck, led the firm with 120 Michigan clients. Testimony alleges payments funded trips to the Rose Bowl and other perks, prompting charges of bribery and cheating of workers.
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Michigan
Nathan W. Shefferman
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Tim
Detroit
Busleemien
Pluggin g Tax Loop hole and Food Surplus Notes
The government targets tax evasion tactics including branch offices in resort cities for executive vacations and entertainment at company expense. Attending major races and events is cited as ways firms skirt taxes. Escalating scrutiny aims to curb such practices. Canada Australia and New Zealand are named in UN FAO discussions on farm surplus disposal. Secretary Ena Taft referenced.
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United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Ena Taft
Tax refund debate and local notes from Erie region
Discussion on whether motorists can demand gasoline tax refunds for fuel used on toll roads, noting Pennsylvania would require new law. Also mentions Len Johnston in Midsummer Night's Dream at Edinboro College, Corry Chamber of Commerce's Potato Festival debts, snow clearing by City Streets Department, street sweeper plans, and local tax concerns amid job layoffs.
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Pennsylvania
Len Johnston
L. A. Johnston
Fifth Avenue
Philostrate
Edinboro College
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
West Coast
Lea
Stoplights Fight Darkness In Corry And Public Talks
Community concerns in Corry focus on unpaid transit and lighting projects including stoplights and taillights as residents lament reduced police visibility at night. Reports discuss polio vaccination delays, tax burdens, and local budget strains while noting civic efforts to reduce delinquent chamber membership fees and a historic rural school sale.
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Safeway Grocery Store
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Alfred Haenel
Moffatt
Corry
Hilltop Dairy Bar Back Room Closed for One Year
Erie Common Pleas judges en banc ordered the back room of Hilltop Dairy Bar in Erie closed for one year after neighbors sued, calling the business a nuisance. Judge Samuel Rossiter and others concurred with the ruling, and Kwintowski may appeal to the State Superior Court.
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Hilltop Dairy Bar
Erie — Common Pleas
Hiltop
Erie
Elmer L. Evans
Burton R Laub
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
George Kwintowski
Koyintowski
State Superior Court
Airman From Brielle Killed in Japan Air Force Crash
Lt. Harry R. Elliott formerly of Brielle and Erie, died in a U S Air Force crash in Japan on Thursday November 7. He was 1950 Millcreek High School graduate active in choir, student council, yearbook staff, science club, basketball, and cheerleading. He earned National Honor Society honors and spoke at commencement. His parents are Harry and Laura Elliott.
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Erie
Brielle
U. S. Air Force
Japan
Harry R. Elliott
Harry
Laura Elliott
Elliott
Millcreek High School
Air Force trainee Charles Jr transfers to Wichita Falls
Former local CAP member Charles Jr leaves Lackland AFB for Sheppard APB Wichita Falls Texas to undergo 18 to 23 months of training in maintenance and engineering mechanics. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles E Tomer of 320 East Street report the transfer from their son the former resident of 298 Wright Street.
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Wright Street
Charles E. Tomer
East Street
Charles Jr
Lackland Air Force Base
Shepherd Apb
Wichita Falls
Texas
Air Force
CAP
Praying Sooners reinforce faith on football field
Oklahoma guard Bill Krisher champions Christian conduct amid foul language on the field. He says prayers aid unity and that praying for both teams, not victory, is the goal. The program echoes through coach Bud Wilkinson’s team with pregame, halftime, and postgame prayers.
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Norman
Oks
Oklahoma
Bill Krisher
Krsher
Krisher
Sooners
Bud Wilkinson
Glendon Thomaas
Garbage Probe Affects City Business Health Ordinance
A city health measure would ban burning or burying garbage except at the landfill. A committee is investigating the legal viability of the provision. Officials expect a committee report but say changes may follow as the inquiry continues.
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Wunwuuen Arm Revene
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S ‘Sevice
London
Fellowship
Brussels
Ostend
Belgium
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Thomas
Keisher
Charles S. Monroe
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Board of Education
Dealt
G. Eugene Heath
North Girard
Camp Hanwock
Company A
France
YMCA
Red Cross
Italy
Flanders Front
Waite Cogswell
West Church Street
Marion Esther
Rexall
Center St
Capel On
May Quristieas
Andrew Stoeke
Victor Keppler
Roberts
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MacKenzie
Concord St
Concord School
FARGO
Robert Tunnell
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