Courthouse And City Clash Over Wage Tax Refunds
Lawyers for four townships Neshannock Shenango Union and Hickory and the city argue preliminary objections Monday in a case seeking refunds of wage tax money. The townships allege the city collected taxes for them then kept or failed to turn over funds minus a 10 percent handling fee. The city says no oral arrangement with townships is legal and asks dismissal. If the city pays later the cost could top twenty thousand dollars for 1949 through 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock
Shenango
Union
Hickory
Robert M. White
Marie C. Hanlon
Local Names and Addresses Listed in Mercer Area
A compiled list includes Robert D. Rickhart and Sandy Lake, Margaret Dunn at 367 Grant St Mercer, Lee White at 308 N Mercer St with JoAnn Kumrow 412 W Cherry St, William Beese 217 W Ripley St Michigan City Ind, Helen Paserba 140 N Main St Butler, Harold Andrews Oneonta N Y, Clara Kooch 6 Third St Ellwood City, Richard Wharton Prospect RD1, Alice McAninch RD6, John DiLullo Hillsville, Nancy Penwell Hillsville, Joseph Masuelli Mt Rt7 Ellwood City, Victoria Geniviva 10 Fountain Ave Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Rickhart
Sandy Lake
Margaret Jean Dunn
Grant St
Mercer
Lee R. White
N. Mercer St
JoAnn Kumrow
W. Cherry
William G. Beese
W. Ripley St
Michigan City
Ind
Helen Margaret Paserba
N. Main St
Butler
Harold D. Andrews
Oneonta
N. Y
R. D
Clara Julia Kooch
Third St
Ellwood City
Richard Heron Wharton
Prospect
Alice Mae McAninch
John Stanley DiLullo
Hillsville
Nancy Lee Penwell
Joseph Frank Masuelli
Mtd. Rt
Victoria Mary Geniviva
Fountain Ave
Property transfers and church notices in New Wilmington area
Series of real estate transfers allege $1 and small sums in Neshannock and Beaver townships plus Second Ward New Castle and Shenango Township deeds. Local church events at New Wilmington feature Rev Rowland H White and guest ministers from Cairo Egypt all Sunday morning and evening services with ticketed U P service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland H. White
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
Butrus Abd al-Malik
American University
Cairo
Egypt
Christ
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Robert Lamont
Child injured by thrown stone on Hartman Street
Judith Marker six daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Marker of 2224 Hartman Street suffered a forehead laceration when struck by a stone tossed by another child. She received treatment at New Castle Hospital for the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Marker
Earl Marker
Hartman St
Judith
New Castle Hospital
Pack 18 Names New Cubmaster and Plans Summer Schedule
Cub Scout Pack 18 sponsored by Highland P T A named Veikko Syrjanen as Cubmaster replacing retiree John Ayers. Ayers and Mrs. George Young received gifts. Advancement awards went to many boys including Daniel States and Charles Stevenson. We Be Lo rank members listed. Summer events include baseball trip to Cleveland June 23 and Camp Agawam picnic July 20. Adults host a Wiener roast June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack 18
The
Highland P. T. A
Veikko Syrjanen
John Ayers
Ayers
George Young
Daniel States
Charles Stevenson
Dale Harcar
Robert Jenkins
Richard Watkins
Terry
Lee Stover
Scott Syrjanen
Howard Smith
Edward Lewis
Donald Goughler
Richard Seybolt
Bernard Doane
Cleveland
Camp Agawam
Pittsburgh
Firecracker Injures Student at New Castle High
A class day celebration at New Castle High School ended with a firecracker exploding near student Larry Harkins 17 that burned the right side of his face. He was treated at New Castle Hospital. The thrower was not identified by hospital authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Larry Harkins
Lawrence Harkins
Milton St
Harkins
New Castle Hospital
Daily Across Clues Puzzle Overview
Crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues. Includes definitions for: Story, various short answers, and a seaport in Washington along with fragrant odors. Aimed at standard crossword solving with brief, concise clues.
Crossword 11 13 15 19 Learning and Pitches
Crossword clues include Learning Pitchers with lids Measure Ane Arab Funeral pile Birds of prey Pins to hold oars Trish playwright Not one Propose as suitable Guido's highest note Caress lightly Island off coast of South Jutland Twisted fabric Girl's nickname Flattened at the poles Unit of weight ancient Gt Of Nica Yesterday's Answer Worshiped Cushions Particles Succulent part of a fruit Small rodents A cut of beef Scot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Trish
Guido
Island
South Jutland
Liens Filed for Delinquent Unemployment Taxes in Philadelphia
The State Employment Service filed liens totaling about 85 000 against 175 Philadelphia businesses, threatening seizure of property if 600 000 in delinquent unemployment compensation taxes are not paid. Some firms face federal charges under the Social Security Act. Included is Reliable Plastering Co listed on the Senate floor for withholding federal income and Social Security taxes from its employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
State Employment Service
Reliable Plastering Co
U. S. Senate
One Killed One Injured By Driver Learner
An 11 year old Steelton youth died and a companion was injured along Route 441 in suburban Harrisburg when struck by a car driven by a learner with no licensed accompanying driver. James Seger was pronounced dead at the scene. William Robinson, 10, of Steelton, was admitted to Harrisburg Hospital. Kenneth R. Bennett, 22, of Harrisburg was held on possible involuntary manslaughter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INL
Steelton
James Seger
William S. Robinson
Kenneth R. Bennett
Harrisburg R. D
Parker Sadie Bell Parker dies in Colorado
Mrs. Sadie Bell Parker of Akron Colorado died at 6 am June 1 after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband M L Parker and daughter Mrs Albert Stump both of Colorado, sister Mrs Annie McConaghy, and brother Grover Bell plus siblings Mrs Margaret Spiker and James Bell. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Bell Parker
Akron
Colorado
Grover Bell
R. D
Annie McConaghy
E. Lincoln Ave
Parker
McConaghy
Bell
M. L. Parker
Albert Stump
James Bell
North Lima
Ohio
Margaret Spiker
Youngstown
Injured Boy Punctures Foot With Pitchfork
Charles Mizmer aged 13 of New Castle R D 5 injured his left foot when a pitchfork pierced his shoe. He received treatment at New Castle Hospital for a puncture wound Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mizmer
New Castle
R. D
New Castle Hospital
Friendship Academy Elects Blanche Dunlap President
Mrs. Blanche Dunlap was elected president of the Academy of Friendship Women of the Moose at a May 30 gathering in the Moose home. Officers for the coming year include Mary McGahan as first vice president Violet Haggerty as second vice president and Cora Stevenson as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Dunlap
Academy of Friendship, Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Dunlap
Mary McGahan
Violet Haggerty
Cora Stevenson
Stella Novak
Novak
Huldah Doerr
Evelyn Harper
Orpha McConnell
Eleanor Sansone
Ruth Hookway
Fae Fessler
Try And Stop Me Excerpt From Bennett Cerf
A Boston columnist wrote a spoof about a motorist stranded on the Merritt Parkway who asks a lady driver to push him faster to start his car. He watches her approach at 35 mph, causing a staged crash. The tale, picked up by the Associated Press, appeared in about 500 newspapers and became widely known across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Us.a
Boston
Merritt Parkway
Associated Press
Connecticut
Oregon
INTERPOL General Meeting Set In Vienna June 6 13
The international police body INTERPOL will hold its 25th general meeting in Vienna from June 6 to 13. Delegates from 53 nations will draft new statutes to enhance cross border cooperation. INTERPOL was founded in Vienna 33 years ago to combat international crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
INS
International Criminal Police Commission
Interpol
Luncheon Program In Charge At Castleton Meeting
Wednesday noon luncheon in The Castle ton will be led by Dr. A Culmer Schultz who aims to deliver something notable. Sharon club invites local members to gather at Shenango Inn Sharon on June 19 for a special program by the Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind led by Superintendent Alton Kloss and athletic director Herb Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
A. Culmer Schultz
Sharon Club
Shenango Inn
Sharon
Western Pennsylvania School For the Blind
Alton Kloss
Herb Wolfe
Elsie
Two Thirds of Gold Reserved by Official Reserves
About two thirds of the world's new gold production last year went into official gold reserves led by major holders. The report notes central banks and governments boosted holdings amid market shifts and policy signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
CD Police Judo Team to Exhibit at GOC Meeting
The civil defense police judo team will entertain and instruct at the Ground Observer Corp meeting on June 8. After the business and training session, they will demonstrate judo holds and escapes at the Mahoning Methodist Church at 8 pm with Capt. Russell Ford of the Canton Filter Center attending and participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense Police
Ground Observer Corp
CD Police
Mahoning Methodist Church
Russell Ford
Canton Filter Center
Whales Suffocate Out of Sea At Cape Town
Whales, though mammals, die of suffocation when removed from the sea. The report notes the risk to stranded whales and the dangers faced by researchers and rescuers in handling distressed marine life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coal Company
Superior Coal Co
Hubbard, C
Fred A. Schmit
David E. Herr
N. Ray St
Schmit
Herr
Boyd Funeral Home
Frank N. Braatz Jr
Shenango Two
Braatz
Kroger Guaranteed Brands
Kroger
APPLE
Mt. Jackson
John R. Frazier
Robert G. Bruggerman
Teodor Muszynski
Glenn Oliver Strohecker
N. Beaver
Clifford Benjamin Butts
Hilda R. Butts
Second Ward
Marvin A. Luxenburg
Robert S. Wade
Frank G. Smith Construction Co
Louis H. Simon
Big Beaver
Frank N. Fusco
Ruth E. Haug
George Cunningham
Lawrence County
Thomas H. Anderson
S. New Castle
David Heaton
Claudia P. Miller
Arthur Sankey Jr
Joseph Greenberg
Jack D. Zeigler
Etta Powell
Fred Lombard
Charles Edgar Smith
Mahoning Two
New Wilmington
Grange Hall
Robert Cleland
J. F. Rentz
Westminster College
Carol Roberts
Daniel Migliore
Lorraine Adams
Harry Crabbe
Rotary
Kiwanis
Robert Parlaman
Franklin
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Methodist Church
Pharmacy Your Health Center
Temple Wide
E. North St
Wilmington Ave
E. Long Ave
Pignan
Nassau
New York
Peoples Bank
Traver’s
U.S
Croton Ave
Learner
A&m
Long Ave
Carolina River
Clearfield
Somc
Friendship Academy
Bennett Cerf
Wes A
Axe
Mill St
Washington
GOC
N. Mill ST
Alexander
Phillip
Belmar Park
Burns ST
West R. Winter
Ing. OL
Trust Department
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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