Sparta States Crackdown On Tax Evaders
The Spar ta Merged School Board voted to crack down on wage tax evaders and to add an elementary class to ease overcrowding. It authorized enforcing the 1 percent earned income tax with fines up to 100 dollars or 60 days in jail. The board also approved hiring an additional elementary teacher to reduce overcrowding in grades four through six and created an opportunity room. High school study hall will move to the cafeteria to provide space. The PTA gained gym use for a Crawford County Boroughs Association dinner. Two students were excused on farm exemption permits. The board approved fire safety upgrades and fire alarm work, and Putnam was directed to plan teacher exchange to observe master teachers.
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Spartanssung
Sparta Merged School Board
Roland Putnam
Puttnam
Putnam
PTA
Crawford County Boroughs Association
Titusville
Francis George Davidson
State Department of Labor and Industry
Soviet Leader Urges Peace as Peiping Progress Praised
Nikita Khrushchev appeals for cooperation and peaceful coexistence while visiting Peiping. He lauds Chinese industrial and revolutionary advances and recalls urging the U N General Assembly to curb what he termed the reactionary Chiang Kai shek clique during a prior trip to the United States.
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Nikita
Peiping
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Sir Winston cautions West on disarming
London AP report: aging Sir Winston Churchill, feeble yet assertive, cautions the West against hasty disarmament with the Soviet Union. He spoke at a Woodford rally, urging careful inspection led by Mr Macmillan while praising Khrushchev’s disarmament proposal as a stop in the right direction.
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London
Winston Chavelall
Q&s
Soviet Union
Woodford
Churchill
House of Commons
Domin
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Meadow Lane road vote and sewer concerns noted
Council approved a Meadow Lane road widening to 60 feet then 50 feet by unanimous votes amid debate over sewer lines. Zalzneck, Capwell and city officials discussed deeds and utility hookups with Corry Water and Pennsylvania Electric cited as actions followed by recorded property deeds and gate signs.
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Corneil
Zalaneck
Kinley
Clare Capwell
Capwell
Zalzneck
Corry Journal
Hill and Hill Engineering
Couneil
William Simmers
Meadow Lane
Courycil
Corry Water Co
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Stret
Rites Held For G Thompson At Bracken Funeral Home
George Thompson’s funeral services were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Bauer officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Donald Baer Carl Peterson Ernest Wright Sr Robert Wilums George Christensen and John Flanigan. Attendees listed from nearby communities and relatives accompanied from Findley Lake Erle Jamestown and other areas.
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George ‘Thompson
Jon Planigin
Findley Lake
Sam Vulowé
Janmestuwn
Wesler Allen
Uniar Cyry
Infirmary Plans to Double Up Patient Load
County commissioners approved a temporary double up plan during renovations at the infirmary to avoid reducing admissions. The project adds 275 patients into a new 20 bed section while the existing building is renovated, moving five patients into each four bed ward and shifting later for more space.
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Anh Cousey Wan
Pilient
Ie County
Pennsylvania Governor Uses Maps to Sell Tax Ideas
Harrisburg AP reports Gov Lawrence presents tax facts with maps charts and a toggcher pointer to persuade Pennsylvanians. He notes state taxes rose slower than in California Texas and Massachusetts and argues PA provides more services with less overall tax burden, urging unity across the legislature and public.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
California
Timais
Massachusetts
Michigan
Texas
Peymsylvania
Gracie Weakens on Sweep Northeasterly toward Virginia
Gracie shifts northeast across the Carolinas toward Virginia this afternoon as winds rise to 40 to 60 mph with squalls. Heavy rain and high tides threaten western North Carolina, central and western Virginia, eastern West Virginia, western Maryland and central eastern Pennsylvania. Three deaths in South Carolina tied to storm related accidents. many areas endure heavy rain, strong winds, and potential floods. Hannah, a second hurricane, tracks east in the Atlantic about 1,000 miles southeast of Palm Beach with 100 mph winds and could threaten land in a few days.
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Gracie
Virginia
North Carolina
Virgil
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Savannah
Myrtle
South Carolina
Carolinas
Georgia
Sureai
Charlotte
N.C
Hannah
Atlantic
Palm Beach
Misini
Crash Explodes Across Buffalo as Plane Destroys Area
Eyewitness E A Pickens recalls hearing a jetlike roar and seeing a massive explosion after a plane crashed near Buffalo Wisconsin. He describes mail, packages, clothes, bodies, and wreckage scattered over a square mile with a fuselage section about 10 to 20 feet long. Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board begin immediate inquiry.
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E. A. Pickens
Buffalo
Wis
Aetonautics Buwrday Hobie
Inmediate Investifasion
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Palm Bastet Force
Niles
Sparta
Sir Winston
Council
Hane Koenfet
Henry Rosenfeld
Leed
Corry
G. Thompson
Corry’s Finest
Ade
Oscar Mayer
Schurfine Sauerkraut
Salada
Armour Star
K. C
Steer Beef
Carpenters
HAM
Carnation
Dole
Basket
Pillsbury
Nichols Grocery & Market
East Main Street
Parr Sots
Te Gatnene
Ural AB
National Bank of Corry
National Bank of
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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