We Have Enough Taxes Voice in New York Budget Debate
The article discusses New York Citys two billion dollar annual budget and the push for new taxes. City Controller Lawrence E Gerosa argues we have enough taxes and urges fiscal restraint, focusing on economy rather than expansion. He warns pressure groups could drain revenue and stresses holding taxes down while delivering essential services.
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City of
New York
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Democratic
Gerosa
Auto labor pact mood weighs on postwar recovery
Analysts see relief in potential auto strike avoiding a downturn but fear inflation from the Ford settlement. Prices for the new Buick models hint at wage impact yet to be determined as material costs rise and production costs edge higher. Labor leaders doubt one contract dictates others while Detroit anticipates public reception of new models and a possible lift in demand.
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New York
Ford
Buick
General Motors
Chrysler
Auto Workers Union
Electrical Workers Union
Detroit
Lawrence Pledges Expanded State Mental Health Program
Lawrence, a Democrat from Pittsburgh, promised if elected governor to expand Pennsylvania mental health services building on Gov. Leader's foundation. He cited a $9,230,000 overhaul planned for Western Pennsylvania Training School in Canonsburg to create a modern child center with facilities for retarded or emotionally disturbed children and a diagnostic clinic. At a rally in Pittsburgh, Leader criticized Republican smear tactics and urged urban renewal funding, noting Pennsylvania could benefit greatly if Republican lawmakers supported state interests.
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Washington, Pa
Maylor
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Gov. Leader
Washington County
Lawrence
Western Pennsylvania
Canonsburg
Gov. Lender
Morganza
Allegheny County
William D. McClelland
David B. Roberts
McClelland
U. S. Senate
Corry News Flash From Yesterday 1938
Reported events include Britain and France yielding to Hitler over the Sudeten area of Czechoslovakia. A resident described a reported ape sighting near Corry prompting a neighborhood search. The Spartansburg Fair closing parade drew over 2500 attendees in the community.
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London
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Spartansburg
Hearby
Burial show at Grand Theatre honors Major Lutherry
Forty years ago on September 19 1918 Sergeant Archie Thompson of Company A 112th Regiment fell in action against Germany. The Grand Theatre will screen burial scenes of Major Lutherry the American ace along with other news pictures. Charles Keating from this city who serves in France aided in Lutherry’s burial and appears in the film. Street Superintendent Edward Vogtil injures his right hand after a hay fork accident. Tsabel Stokes of the U S Army nursing corps returns home from Garden City Long Island on five day furlough arriving this morning.
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Archie Thompson
Company A
112Th Regiment
New Grand Theatre
Major Lutherry
Ace
Charles Keating
France
Lufberry
Tsabel Stokes
U. S. Army Nursing Corps
Garden City
Long
Space Fliers Begin Eighth Day in Space Chamber
Two researchers at the Air Force School of Aviation Medicine entered their eighth day in a sealed simulated space chamber. Dr Bruno Balke and Sgt Samuel G Kurst report feeling great and expect a shower Monday. They are eating and sleeping well and have stopped losing weight, said experiment head Dr Robert C Clark.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
Bruno Balke
Samuel G. Kurst
Robert C. Clark
Mae West Returns to Film Work in Yukon Shoot
Mae West plans a movie comeback after a long absence. Actor Steve Cochran signs the 68 year old to star in his independent production Intondike Lou to be shot in Hollywood and on location in the Yukon.
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Mae West
Hollywood
Steve Cochran
The
Yukon
Sailors Celebrate Shore Liberty at Pescadores Passage
U S sailors joyfully arrive on shore 86 miles from Communist China as crackers pop and crowds watch from dilapidated streets. The 7th Fleet ranks Makung’s port as most monotonous save for Bilkin, with Americans in white shirts bringing watermelons and pineapples. U S sailors defend Pescadores and Formosa under treaty, unloading Nationalist ships under Red artillery fire, while a small band of specialists works to unload supplies quickly from Nationalist vessels. Rudolph J Timpte, 65, former St Louis loan executive and Corpus Christi owner of three loan firms, dies of a heart attack.
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Betty
U.S
7Th Fleet
Bilkini
Quemoy
Corpus Christi
Tex
Rudolph J. Timpte
St. Louis Loan Company
Corpus Christ
Reforming a Communist With Kindness in Formosa School
Hal Boyle reports on a Formosa reformatory for Chinese Communists near Taipei. The campus-like school, guarded like a prison, teaches love and Sun Yat-sen principles, offers vocational training, and allows free argument. Released inmates may return to visit and claim it feels like home and family.
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Relman Morin
Formosa
Quemoy
Taipei
Red China
Dr. Sun
Sun Yat-sen
Washington
Lincoln
First U. S. Casualty From Quemoy War Mentioned
George Johnston of Springdale Pennsylvania becomes the first American casualty in the Quemoy hostilities. An arm wound from a Chinese Communist artillery bombardment felled him while attached to a U. S. advisory group. He said he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and was to be relieved October 1.
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Reds
Patpasa
George Johnston
Springdale
Quemoy
Johnston
U. S
Faubus Offers Legal Plan and Miami Integration Fight
The piece reports Faubus plans to delay or appeal the federal integration order. NAACP lawyer G. E. Graves says he will appeal to local and state school boards, then Tallahassee Circuit Court if needed to admit Black students to a white Miami school. The county board rejected 14 Negro applications. The Democratic National Committee blames President Eisenhower for the crisis and argues moral authority could have avoided it.
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U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
G. E. Graves
NAACP
Miami
Florida State School Board
Tallahassee
Democratic National Committee
Isenhower
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