County assesses reviewed as officials plan unity across divisions
Lawrence County commissioners and assessors meet Monday night at 8:30 in the court house to review county wide assessments. A recent table shows wide variation in property values and school subsidies may hinge on assessed versus real value, potentially cutting subsidies within a year. Names and addresses of local residents appear in the notice of meeting. Realty transfers listed show several parcels changing hands for nominal sums and several county department transfers totaling thousands of dollars.
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Court House
Ice Cream Output in Pennsylvania Reaches Record April Total
Pennsylvania produced 5.48 million gallons of ice cream in April, the highest among states. The figure was up one percent from March, down seven percent from April 1948, but 17 percent above the 1943-47 monthly average.
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Harrisburg
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Levine Seeks Lawrence County District Attorney Nomination
Sherman K. Levine announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for District Attorney of Lawrence County. He outlines his lifelong New Castle residence, legal education, 1934 start of law practice, and vows to enforce laws honestly without machine influence in a Republican-dominated county.
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Sherman K. Levine
Lawrence County
New Castle
Ohio State University Law School
Columbus
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First National Bank
Lawrence County Bar Association
Pennsylvania State Bar Association
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West Side Park Plans Ball League
Hot weather draws many youths to West Side Playground where the wading pool and equipment see heavy use. A midget softball team led by captain Ronald Rose is formed with try-outs underway. Plans for a junior team are in progress for boys ages 13 to 16 to join the City Recreation League, with Miss Lois Baum supervising the playground.
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West Side Park
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Lois Baum
Indirect Threats In Parenting and Its Effects
The piece argues that parents often use indirect threats such as promising growth or rewards to influence a child. It notes that such threats resemble coercion and can harm the child by fostering fear and passivity. The author warns these shortcuts backfire in the long run.
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