Mellon Submits 225 Million Tax Cut Plan
Treasury Secretary Mellon unveils a five item plan to cut taxes totaling 225 million dollars for the next fiscal year. The proposal targets corporate rates to 12 percent, partnerships for small firms, a 350 million cut on middle income brackets, continued estate tax revision, and exemptions for certain banks and foreign holdings. Mellon argues the measure would reduce government surplus needs and spur road and rail competition, while preserving essential revenue.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
House and Means Committee
Treasury Mellon
Counry
Congress
Mellons
American Bank
Ens Acreptantes Dell
Mellon
Specifearly Mellon
Te “Polatill
Idebl
Mellor
Treasury
Roumania Revolution Hinted By Sudapest Papers
Reports from Bucharest and Vienna indicate official calm but Sudapest newspapers push claims of a late night revolutionary movement backing Prince Carol. The dispatch notes mixed signals amid uncertain advices and ongoing political tension.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Roumania
Prince Carell
Young Man Hurt In Plane Crash Near Sherman
Sherman resident Ral Plumb was seriously injured when a rebuilt airplane crashed near the Pratt farm on the Findley Bake road Sunday afternoon. He was taken to Corey hospital with a fractured jaw and other injuries but was reported to be improving and recovering. The Canadian pilot, who had been in the area, was uninjured. the plane, a rebuilt craft with parts from a wrecked machine, went down in the landing and was demolished.
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Corry
Trvinetom Warren
Chris Dahl
Thaf Warren
Tin T Muest
Coronel Lowsey
Dahl
Adolph Kerr
North Warren
Starbrick
Samuel Armstrong
Mr Kerr
Emma
Mrs Kerr
Vir
Juste
Findley Lake
Mra. A
Mahle
Walter Hultberry
Hultberg
Studebaker
Franklin and
Center Streets
Cragh
Port
Walter Bilis
Tex
Widerneath
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Meadville
St Fadl
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Asa Margaret
Deeb
Alta McCue
Eodbricksbury
Betty
Mont Meagre
Ral Plumb
Sherman Young
Plumb
Corey Hospital
Pratt Farm
Findley Bake
Shermans
Pratt
Sumtuaig
Bib
Tod
Greek president survives assassination attempt sparks patrol
Troops patrol Athens after an assassination attempt on President Paul Koundouriotis by Zafi Goussios. Officials warn of Communist influence as the cabinet prepares anti Communist measures. The president, grazed by a bullet, is held at the municipal clinic then to be moved to the palace. Goussios, a Larisa native, is under arrest. In Denver, Colorado, coal miners vote on a picketing halt and wage scale amid a statewide strike and guard involvement.
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Anthony Kedras
United Press
Athens
Asterday
Paul Koundourotis
Greece
Zafii Goussios
Goustiog
Koundouriotis
Koun Gourieus
Gowssios
Larisa
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Freemont
Walenburg
Aguilar
War Adams
Robert Pranseton
Colorado National Guard
Walsenborg
Benyind Canyon
TWW
United Mine Workers
Freamint Gounty
Canyon City
Jacksonville
State Police
la Hayetts
Golden Rule? Nash Stricken in Cincinnati
Arthur Nash, famed for preaching and living the golden rule in business, died in Cincinnati last night at age 19. He built a tailoring business with 2,400 workers and his death ends a career tied to faith in humanity and financial dividends. Relatives from Jamestown and Jamesown visited the city as guests of Dr. and Mrs. N. Saillatte.
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United Pres
Cincinnati
Arthur Nash
Nash
Dusiness
G.B Saxton
Mary
Jamestown
Former Corry Boy Is Winner in Subscriptions Contest
Rover Amidon, 1 year old son of Mr and Mrs David Amidans formerly of Corry, won the top prize in a Bloomfield New Jersey independent prize contest for securing the greatest number of subscriptions in a recent circulation drive. He also earned several other awards for leading the contestant at various stages.
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Rover Amidon
David. Amidans
Corry
Prs
Bloomfield
N. J
Yosthy
All Saints Day Observances In City Churches
The feast of All Saints Day will be observed in Catholic churches in the city with special masses at St Thomas and St Elisabeth. All Souls Day services will be held on Wednesday with prayers for the departed.
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Tc Niotraw
St.Thomas and
St. Elisabeth
Roberts Flays Continental Co as Mere Shell
Government prosecutor Owen J. Roberts argued in the Pull-Sinclair conspiracy trial that the Continental Company was an illusory corporation created by Harry F. Sinclair and partners to facilitate the Teapot Dome deal. He said the firm supplied Liberty bonds for Albert B. Fall and linked to illicit oil arrangements, urging the court to view the evidence as showing illegitimate purpose.
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United Press
Washington
von Unenra Tribine
Abel! 4 Meteran iNustry Corporation
Harry P. Sinclair
Athers
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
Roberts
Reberts
Publication Planned for Chest Donor List
Officials prepare to publish Monday the list of Community Chest contributors for 1997. Donor names will appear in the Journal alongside the amounts donated. Residents who have not yet contributed are urged to send their subscriptions to Chest headquarters at the Municipal building.
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Community Chest
G M C Stock's Great Advance Reviewed
New York Oct 31 One share of General Motors Corporation common stock bought in 1914 at 68 dollars today has grown through stock dividends to 42 shares worth nearly 4000 dollars. The Standard Statistics Company compares the increase and notes that earnings may reach around 50 this year with dividends rising.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
Standard Statistics Company
Plane Crash Kills Pilot and Four Passengers in New Jersey
In New Brunswick New Jersey a Vairchild monoplane crashed from about 200 feet into a Hadley Field area cornfield killing pilot Leroy Thomson aged 28 and four passengers including Betty McGowan 24 Wesley-Huttlett 97 Jensack and George Haubner 2. Thomson a field operations superintendent and air mail pilot for Colonial Air Transport Co was believed to have fainted at the controls amid illness. The five seat craft had been flown from Boston to Hadley Field and was en route to Teterboro for commercial use.
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United Press
New Brunswick
N.J
Leroy
Thorson
Thomson
Simon Hinlpety
Hadley Field
Leroy Thomson
Hackensack
Betty McGowan
Westood
Wesley-Huttlett
Heck
Jensack
George Haubner
Hilldale
Colonial Air Transport Co
Boston
Teterboro
Hashtauck Heights
Rex Theatre Screens Dempsey Tutney Fight for Woman's Club
The Rex theatre will show Dempsey vs Tutney fight pictures next week at 8 o clock as part of a Woman's Club meeting in the Parish Hall of the Episcopal Church. The event includes a 8:45 concert by the Erie Woman's Club Music department and a benefit card party with admission. Reservations for the card party are with Miss Florence Blair. extra tables will be arranged to accommodate all attendees.
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Manger Shamburg
Rex Theatre
Chicago
Erie
Woman's Club
Florence Blair
Indianapolis Squabble Over Mayor Appointment
A pending Superior Court ruling in Indianapolis on whether the City Council may appoint a mayor to succeed John L. Duvall, ousted after a corruption conviction. Judge Milner's decision will determine if Plante Negley remains mayor pro tem until a permanent executive is chosen.
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John L. Duvall
Nesley
United Press
Indianapolis
Jude Joseph Milner
Ity
Duvall
Weel
Milner
Plante Negley
Holmes
Istmes
Ofice
Tuwn
Clasor
Hins
Negley
Grey Squirrels Occupy City Park Colony
A large colony of grey squirrels has settled in Willy Park. Residents feed them oats and other food, sharing concern that food scarcity elsewhere drove the animals into the city. They urge authorities to protect the park grove and provide a permanent refuge.
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Willy Park
Te Park
Squire Rels
Park Grove
Pair Held In Auto Theft Probe In Tennessee City
Deputy U. S. Marshal J.P. Austin and Charles Ream alias Charles Graham were arrested in Franklin for theft of an automobile reported from a Kentucky city. The pair were detained after a morning interception and will be held for further proceedings.
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U. S
J.P. Austin
This
Covington
Charles Ream
Charles Graham
Franklin
Kentucky
Fire Engulfs Woodland as Alarm Brings West Columbus Action
Fire department from box 39 responds to Sunday afternoon alarm at Whitsley's Grove on West Columbus Avenue. Flames threaten woodland but are quickly extinguished with limited damage reported.
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Whitsley's Grove
Columbus Avenue
Demonstration at Wilcox Store Promises Lacquer Show
A Murphy Lacquer demonstration will be at Frank A Wilcox store 103 East Main Street all day tomorrow. An expert from the company will conduct the show. Free samples will be given to attendees as the public is invited to learn about Tacube ta decoration possibilities.
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Murphy
Franl. A. Wilcox
East Main Istreet
Unusimt
Uon
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio listings show WEAP Opera Carmen at 9 30 EST and WBZ Sprintgiel Little Screen Players at 10 25 EST. WHAZ Troy presents a student night at 8 EST while WEAF features The Bryosies at 8 40 EST. WIZ hooks at 7 30 EST with Roxy and Tir Gang.
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Roxy
Tir Gang
Whaz Troy
WBZ
Sprintgiel
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The
Bryosies
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