Pennsylvanian Eyes Reduced Revenues Next Biennium
Harrisburg December 7. Governor Martin said reduced state revenues will mark Pennsylvania's financial picture when the next biennium begins June 1. He cited renegotiated war contracts and overpayment of taxes by major corporations as sources of a pending surplus, though he did not estimate the decline. The current budget totals 508 million dollars and tax relief may be delayed. A highway program may keep the emergency gasoline tax in place. State funds could be earmarked to ease municipal real estate tax burdens.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Treasury
Martin
General Assembly
Liberty Grange Program and Local Notes
Liberty grange members met in the grange hall Tuesday evening for a program on Health. The next meeting will be December 19 with a Christmas program and gift exchange. Mrs. Opal Wharton and son visiting grandmother in New Castle. Several local visits and hunting trip notes. Mrs. Martha Russell remains ill at home. Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Shuler and son from California visited Harold V. Shuler’s home.
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Grange Hall
Opal Wharton
New Castle
L. T. McCracken
Barbara Sadley
Fred Fisher
Charles Eppinger
Plaingrove
David Robinson
East Brook
Wilbert Frazier
Edward Altman
Robert Smiley
Duckie Samuels
Ernest Brooks
Audrey
Wurtemburg
S. A. Locke
Martha Russell
Cpl
Robert Shuler
California
Blaynox
Harold V. Shuler
Wartime voices from Paris Washington and New York
General Eisenhower declares the German army will be defeated and occupation will expand until surrender. Treasury official Gamble urges prioritizing the sixth war loan drive over Christmas shopping to aid troops. Pendray doubts German rockets reaching New York while Sturzo praises U.S. stance on noninterference and democratic governance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Socialist
Washington
Ted R. Gamble
The
Treasury
War Finance Division
Santa Claus
Pittsburgh
G. Edward Pendray
American Rocket Society
New York
Don Luigi Sturzo
U. S
Italy
Sabbath School Class Meets in Edenburg Home
The Edenburg Methodist Sabbath School class taught by Mrs. Alton Nofsker met at Patty Phenecie’s home on Thursday evening November 30. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sam Phenecie and a social time followed. The next meeting will be at Joan Leeper’s home on December 21. Mrs. Glenn Ward of Youngstown visited the Nicholls home on Wednesday. Pvt Joseph Wigton of Fort McPherson Ga is on furlough with his wife and son in Edenburg. Mr and Mrs William Smith attended the funeral of Frank Smith of DeGraff Ohio. Danny Toy of Ambridge visits his grandparents on Erie Street. Mrs Genevie Robertson of New Castle visited her mother Nora Kaufman on Tuesday.
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Methodist Church
Alton Nofsker
Patty Phenecie
Sam Phenecie
Joan Leeper
Glenn Ward
Youngstown
George Nicholls
Joseph Wigton
Fort McPherson
New Castle
Albert Wigton
Edenburg
William Smith
Frank Smith
DeGraff
Ohio
Danny Toy
Ambridge
William Toy
Erie Street
Genevie Robertson
Nora Kaufman
Dorsey Case Dismissed in Balcony Battle Case
Superior Judge Arthur Crum dismissed felonious assault charges against Tommy Dorsey Mrs Dor sey and Allen Smiley in the balcony battle with actor Jon Hall. The ruling ends the disputed case in Los Angeles court.
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Los Angeles
INS
Arthur Crum
Tommy Dorsey
Dorsey
Allen Smiley
Jon Hall
Threats From Koiso Mark Pearl Harbor Day
Premier Kuniaki Koiso warned that retaliation would follow any damage to sacred property, pledging victory hinges on steady war supplies. Domei’s dispatch also framed Japan’s Asia war as moral justice and blamed the United States and Britain for starting the war.
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New York
Greater East Asia
Domei Agency
Kuniaki Koiso
Japan
Domei
FCC
Koiso
Asia
East Asia
United States
Great Britain
Taylor Township Citizens To Meet
Citizens of Taylor township will meet Tuesday night December 12 in the Armando Diaz hall for consideration of important problems concerning the Taylor Township fire department.
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Taylor Township
Armando Diaz
Plan Akron Bus Strike Begins in Cincinnati?
Plan Akron bus strike by 450 Akron Transportation Company operators announced by CIO Transport Workers Union president William H. Wright. Court in Spilsby England tells mother school work supersedes war work for children. she fined $2 for keeping them home. Hiwaiian visitors’ leis shift from birds to flowers in origin tale.
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Akron Transportation Company
William H
Spilsby
England
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