New Levy Question Arises Over City Income Tax
Erie residents employed in the city may escape the 1 percent city tax if their home townships adopt similar levies. A Lackawanna County judge ruled a city cannot tax a person where he works. wage taxes may be split between municipality and school district. The decision is being appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Mayor Martin expects the levy to be permanent though its amount may vary yearly.
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Erie
Millnd Harborcreek
Lackawanna County
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Joseph ©. Martin
Community notices recount family moves and visits
Local families share travel, visits, and new births. Mrs Velma Moray to New Mexico. Christine Ikay and Norman Ralph named in recent births. Many trips include Erie, Washington DC, Niagara Falls, and Canada, with broadcasting station WIKK noted. Prayer meeting at Moffatt School led by Rev Bowes.
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newWeeRena
Velma Moray
New Mexico
Florence Sinden
McCray
Ray Root
L. G. Allen
Madison
Thad Gates
James Donaldson
James Bennett
Beaverdam
Washington
D. C
Helen Bennett
Gloria, Akam
Archie Akam
Archie, Jr
Gloria Akam
Washington, D. C
Erie
Lucille Akam
WIKK
Sem Schulte
Niagara Falls
Anna Millers
Gerald Miller
Wesleyville
Earl Chelton
Carl Flick
William
Bill McCray
Clyde McCray
Columbus
Allison Kent
Barbara
Wattsburg
Donald Gates
Kathy
Alton Peterson
William P. Akar
Raymond Schurman
Clymer
Mesdville
Richard Lewis
Lawrence Tompkins
Sherman
Walter Gates
Albert Bel- Unger
Union City
Garry ‘Thomas
Eric
John Cole
Moffatt School
Frederick Bowes
Lawrence Lindstrom
Earl McCray
Dolores
Letchworth Park
Canada
Mayor Denies Changes In Erie Police Dept
Erie mayor Joseph C. Martin denied rumors of a major police department shakeup. He said no full restructure is planned, despite talk propagated by rumor mongers. He noted he supported past personnel changes and will meet with Police Chief Willan J. Donahue to discuss potential adjustments.
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Erie
Nct
Joseph C. Martin
Martin
Sherman Hickey
Willan J. Donahue
Sky thief crashes after hijacking plane at Fair Haven
A night-time sky thief smashed a plane on a field then stole a second aircraft from a Fair Haven hangar. The Aeronca two-seater, fuel for about three hours, crashed into a shed with no injuries reported. The suspect fled toward Rutland and Albany.
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Fair Haven
Kenneth Pletcher
Rutland
Glens Palls
Albany
N.Y
Aeron
Taylorcraft
Rent hike urged for Jamestown county properties
Jamestown Rent Advisory Board, led by Chairman Samuel Edson, recommends a 20 percent rent increase for controlled properties. The proposal, supported by tax and operating-cost data and a prior survey, will go to Federal Housing Expediter Tighe E. Woods within two to three days. The expediter has 30 days to act, and landlords are told not to change rents until the action is announced.
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Get
Tighe E. Woods
Samuel 8
Edson
Jamestown Rent Advisory Board
Mayville
Tandlords
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Harmonsburg
Ed Lee
Jesse
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Town Hall
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Miller
C. W. Irwin
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Elbert Lilley
Martin Janosec
John Badik
Edward Schlosser
Youngstown
Harry Reynolds
Reynolds
Irvin Kline
Oil City
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Richard McCray
Dayton
Mship News
Marvin McCray
Owen Lewis
Riveville
Normah Lewis
Henry Ainsworth
James Scully
W. J. Simmelinte
Lloyd Simmelink
Holt Furniture Store
Center Street
Corry, Pa
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House OF Flowers
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Pizor Insurance Agency
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North Center Street
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Kotex
Sea’s Hand Cream
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U.S. No
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