Indictments, tax deadline, court reforms and local notices
Aaron Harrison among 38 indicted by the November Grand Jury for driving with a suspended license. The City Treasurer warns that Friday is the last day to pay school tax at face value with a 5 percent penalty after. The Erie County criminal court opens in November with a new case handling procedure to speed trials. Juries include Ora Gibbons. Also reported are telephone dial conversion progress for Warren County, game fund payouts in Crawford County for predators, hospital update on Mrs. August DeMauri, police hunter notices near WOTR transmitter, a motorist's tire issue on Union Street, savings bond quota progress in Warren County, school census figures for Jamestown, and a short late autumn forecast for western Pennsylvania with rain and cooler to warmer trends.
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Carlton Smith
Erie County
Ust
Criminal Court
Ora Gibbons
Corry
Ruling Upholds 1957 Tuskegee Boundary Law
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by Tuskegee residents claiming the 1957 act redrawing city boundaries deprived Black voters. Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. ruled the court cannot invalidate the law by constitutional standards, noting race motive cannot be the measure.
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Munluumuay, All
Aes
Tuskegee
Ala
U. S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Johnson
United States
Convict Pair In Automobile Fraud Found Guilty
Two men Alf onso L. Gramling and David J. Kaye were found guilty in Montgomery County court of conspiracy to cheat and defraud and of cheating by fraudulent pretenses in a $35,000 automobile fraud case. Both defendants, from East Norristown Township and Norristown, face potential penalties after the verdict.
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Nurislown
Montgomery
Alfonso L. O. Gramling
Norristown
David J. Kaye
Area Hunter Missing After Hunting Trip Near Waterford
Erie youth Don ald Kaday, 16, left for a hunting trip in game lands off Route 97 near Waterford and has been missing since early yesterday. Corry State Police say they are coordinating with Warren and Crawford counties. He is about six feet tall, 160 pounds, driving a light blue pickup truck.
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Wa-County
Erie
Waterford
Donald Kaday
Corry
Taday
Warren
Crawford
Paranoia and Communism Ties Highlighted by Doctor
An Australian psychiatrist argues paranoia lies at the heart of Communism, making its theories seem convincing to believers. He cites claims of American imperialism as causes of the Hungarian revolt and notes paranoia can frame murder as moral.
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Rruunusiorein
Fred ©. Senwarta
Parania
Schwartz
California
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
VA Manager Dies Veteran Administration Analyst Earle Dahlberg
Earle Winfred Dahlberg G4 manager analyst for the Veterans Administration died yesterday. He served as a deputy administrator for the National Recovery Administration under President Roosevelt and also worked for other government agencies.
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Atlanta
Earle Winfred Dahlberg
Veterans Administration
National Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Business Up As Few Dark Spots Remain
Washington reports the Commerce Department’s monthly business situation survey shows a broad recovery with better indicators overall. It notes three dark spots: limited twelve-month employment growth, stagnant investment in facilities though leveling off, and production not yet boosted by autos, while personal income rose to a record rate aided by higher wages. The Internal Revenue Service records fiscal 1958 tax take at nearly 80 trillion dollars, just under 1957’s high, with corporate tax declines offset by Social Security tax increases.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Snto
Internal Revenue Service
Dulles Sees Dam Deal as Weak for U S
Secretary of State Dulles says the Soviet offer to help Egypt build the Aswan dam is not cause for celebration. The move risks deeper Soviet influence in Egypt and the Middle East as Nasser pursues promised power, irrigation, and political leverage amid past arms and aid drama.
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Washington
Dulles
Egypt
Aswan
United States
Nasser
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
America
Middle East
Farouk
Czechoslovakia
Jts
Eisenhower
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Israel
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Ned Nee Pon
Aaron Harrison
Coun Ty
Erle
Harrison
Randolph Exchange
North Warren
Crawford County
Pennsylvania Game Commission
August DeMauri
Washington Street
Hamot Hospital
WOTR
Columbus, Avenue
Union Street
Vernon Davis
Davis
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Clarion
Monton
Jamestown
Allan Jacques
New England
Lawn Mowers
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton, Lauson and Jacobson
Small Motors
Cady & Collier
E. South St
Plymouth
New Plymouth
Lawrence Welk
Abc-Tv
Ernie Soarninsiea
Tia Ana
Marlow
James Marlow
AP News Adalyat
Rhone
Necres
Center St
Sears & Roebuck
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Rikanceco
Blatt Bros. Rex Theatre
Tab Hunter
Gwen Verdon
Clarefice Wallace
South First Avenue
Corry, Pa
Ruland Harvey Victor Cragg Sr
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Flrst Avenue
TP Sgimiersaet
Lewis Falcone
Henry Wold
Brownie
Hawkeye
Patterson Photo Products
Edwin Cole
Gerald Bensink
Root Furniture
Ford Stewart
Harry W. Lamb
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Brothers
First Avenue
Charles Gates
Mudge
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