County CLU Backs Leader In Tax Plan
The Lawrence County Central Labor Union supports Governor George M. Leader’s tax plan at its regular meeting. They favor replacing the sales tax with a classified income tax to aid lower income brackets. Reports show other unions backing the tax plan and ongoing labor negotiations.
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George M. Leader
Lawrence County Central Union
Teamster’s Hall
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania Cio Council
United Mine Workers
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
CLO
Leader
Norm Freeborne
Local 451
Freeborne
Pittsburgh
CLA
Teamsters
al Mascaro
Teamsters Local 261
New Castle
Mooney Brothers Company
International Association of Machinists
A. G. Skundor
CLU
Skundor
Richard C. Davis
United Engineering and Foundry
Congress
Landlady Indicted for Interfering with Mail in San Francisco
Genevieve M. Agnew a San Francisco landlord was indicted for interfering with the mails after fluorescent powder dusted on letters to her niece Joyce Gast was found on Gast s hands The letters were from airline pilot William Agnew her husband and were opened before she read them
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San Francisco
A.mirs
Genevieve M. Agnew
Joyce Gast
Governor Hoping Against Hope on Income Tax Push
Harrisburg. Gov George M Leader faces opposition as none of the GOP caucus likely supports the administrations 411 million income tax plan for earned and unearned income. Democrats in the House and Senate show reservations, with Mahany predicting a compromise tax proposal after progression stalls. Legislature recessed until July 11.
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Harrisburg
Ins
Senate
GOP
Rowland B. Mahany
George M
House
Crawford County
Mahany
U.S
Mrs Emma Hall Dies in Cleveland at 91
Emma Hall 91 of 17901 Windward Rd Cleveland died at her daughter's home Tuesday. Born West Middlesex June 30 1864 she was daughter of Kirk and Margaret Baird. Survived by three children Kenneth Reider Carl and Frank plus a brother John Baird. Services Saturday 2 pm Cunningham Funeral Home West Middlesex with burial in Haywood Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 30 am Saturday.
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Emma Jane Hall
Windward Rd
Cleveland
Ohio
Kenneth Reider
West Middlesex-Sharon
West Middlesex
Kirk
Margaret Morrison Baird
Martin Hall
Hall
Carl Hall
Orlando
Fla
Frank Hall
Washington, D.C
John Baird
Cunningham Funeral
G. Mason Crites
Haywood Cemetery
Ira P. Perry
Briddie Perry
Cunningham Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Butler County
William
Margaret Graham Bollinger
Charles H. Perry
J. Raymond Perry
New York City
Irene Maskrey
Bristol
Wilbur G
Perry
This City
Essie Bollinger
Grove City
Joseph B. Leyde
Highland Ave
T. J. Jones
Castle View
Sadie Humphrey
W. H. Humphrey
Slippery Rock R. D
Worth Township
Lower Zion Baptist Church
Carl Jones, Jr
Ligo
Slippery Rock
Lower Zion Church
Humphrey
Jesse Clay
Mary Robins
J. Roy Humphrey
Frank Humphrey
Latrobe
Carl Humphrey
Howard Humphrey
Floyd
Edwin Humphrey
Victor Humphrey
Portersville
Jennings Humphrey
Nina Shields
R. D
Fern Glenn
Lois Book
Jennie J. Zedaker
Lee Zedaker
New Bedford
North Side Hospital
Youngstown
Coitsville
John Clark
Presbyterian Church of
B. of R. T
Will Clark
Harry Moore
Sydney Holtzman
Toronto
Edward Sylying
New Mexico
Kelly
Hubbard
Evergreen Cemetery
Payless Payday Danger For State Employes Removed
Harrisburg Gov. George M. Leader signed emergency measures to allow a 65 million dollar loan to cover salaries before a budget act passes. Other bills loosened bow season hours, eased headlight restrictions, and let local justices substitute for each other.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Deaths Of The Day Clarence H. Denny
Obituary roundup for Clarence H. Denny age 65 of Edenburg died at home after an extended illness. Born May 8, 1890 in New Castle he was an electrician and former grocer. Surviving children and relatives are listed with funeral details at St James Church New Bedford and John A Meehan Funeral Home.
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Clarence H. Denny
Edenburg
New Castle
Henry
Mary Macon Huff
William and
Sophia Denny
Denny
Lawrence County
St. James Church of
New Bedford
Holy Name Society
Mahoning Township
Mary Flynn Denny
Raymond Slavin
R. D
James FE
Clarence Wilbur Denny
Youngstown
Louis F. Denny
San Fernando
Calif
Harry Mick
Beaver
Marie McAuley
Pittsburgh
Emmett O'Donnell
Mahoningtown
Jennie Denny
St. James R. Church
William Meher
St. Mary Church
John A. Meehan
Highland
Lincoln Ave
Constantino Cozza
Mary Cozza
Mable
New Castle Hospital
St. Peter
Italy
Michael and
Lucia Panza Turano
St. Vitus Church
Mother of Sorrow of
St. Vitus
Funeral services for Joseph W Mayo set Friday
The late Joseph W Mayo of 324 Bell Ave will have services at 2 p.m. Friday at Second Baptist Church W North St with Rev Rosamond C Kay Jr leading. Interment in Graceland cemetery. Body from Durr Funeral Home Aliquippa to church this afternoon. viewing after 6 p.m. today and before Friday service.
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Joseph W. Mayo
Bell Ave
Second Baptist Church
W. North St
Rosamond C. Kay, Jr
Graceland Cemetery
Durr Funeral
Aliquippa
Manko Rites Planned for Polish Born Trackman
Nikita Manko aged 59 of 1327 Moravia Street will be held at Noga Funeral Home Mill at Reynolds Street Friday afternoon. Interment at Holy Trinity National Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call today. Born in Poland May 28 1896 to Siergiej and Anna Manko, he was a trackman with the P and LE railroad and left no known survivors.
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Nikita Manko
Moravia St
Noga
Mill
Reynolds Sts
Holy Trinity National Catholic
Naga
Manko
P and LE
Poland
Siergiej
Anna Rudeuk Manko
Governor Signs Tax Program and Budget Allocations
Governor Leader signed into law a transfer of 25 000 dollars from the Motor License Fund to support Highway Safety Promotion in high schools run by the State Department of Public Instruction. He approved 37 980 dollars for Military Affairs Department expenses tied to World War II bonuses, drawn from the Veterans Compensation Fund. The Property and Supplies Department was allotted 153 000 dollars as purchasing agent for the State Highways Department, funded from the Motor License Fund.
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Harrisburg
Geoge M. Leader
State Department of Public Instruction
Leader
Military Affairs Department
Veterans Compensation Fund
Property and Supplies Department
State Highways Department
Raiding Sheriff Burns Foot in Whiskey Still Raid
Randolph County Sheriff Ralph C. Gunn sustained a burned foot after hot mash spilled during a raid on an illegal whiskey still in Roanoke Alabama. He was assisting federal officers when the incident occurred and received treatment for the burn.
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Roanoke
Ala
Randolph County
Ralph C. Gunn
Gunn
Newly Formed Walmo Lions Get Charters
The Walmo Lions club becomes a chartered unit of Lions International, formed under New Castle Lions sponsorship. About 200 Lions and wives attended at Central Presbyterian church as 54 charter members welcomed by officials from New Castle Volant Pulaski Little Beaver New Bedford and Harrisville. James C. George elected first president with a full slate of officers.
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New Castle News
Central Presbyterian Church
Walmo Lions Club
Walmo Club
FE. L. Staubler
James C. George
Wilbur Reehl
Arthur Meek
New Castle
Harold Rice
Ivor Davis Jr
Max Ludwig, Jr
E. B. Connelly
John Frazier
John Brinton
Raymond Chapman
George
Howell Reehs
Larry Howell
New Castle Club
Meek
William McCombs
John Henderson
Earl Ramsey
Edward F. Staubler
Vandergrift
Lions International
Chapman
Reehl
Frank Cummins
Erie
Umberto Venezuela
Bunny Johnson
Helen DeCarbo
Ermel Branstetter
C. Everette Anderson
M. Charles Rees
Merle Birney
John L. Black
James C. Bradford
Converse Branscome
John P. Brinton
G. Linden Bruce
Patrick Cahill
Joseph W. Campbell
Raymond QO. Chapman
Carl A. Cialella, Jr
Edmund B. Connelly
William F. Conroy
James Daley
Ivor Davis
Fred M. DeCarbo
Jesse C. Dufford, Jr
John D. Firestone
George J. Fisher
John W. Fisher
Paul G. Fisher
John R. Frazier
Samuel George
George E. Glass
Harold A. Good
William A. Haines
Walter A. Kieler
Charles J. Kraus
Roland Levine
Max Ludwig
George Massis
James P. Masson
Edgar J. Minick
L. Joseph Mitcheltree
Wayne O. Moore
Frank O. Moretti
Robert O. McCullough
Graham H. McEntire
Edwin M. McQuiston
Robert E. M. Offerle
Dr. A. L. Opp
Harold G. Rice
Eugene Scanlon
M. W. Schooley
Samuel Schwartz
William J. Siebandler
Wilford C. Stull, Jr
Arthur W. Walters
Henry J. West
Bill White
James Cioffi
Rebel Armies Driven From Free Viet Nam
Report indicates rebel forces in the south have been driven out as Ho Chi Minh’s opponents lose ground. The action strengthens the regime’s bid to form a stable government before nationwide elections next year that will determine Viet Nam’s fate with the North still under Communist control.
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Free
Viet Nam
Hoa Hao
Binh Xuyen
Saigon
Kansas Wheat State Pride Featured in 1955 License Plate
On Wednesday evening cars moved in crowds and pedestrians crossed streets with effort. A Kansas tagged car bore the 1955 inscription Kansas The Wheat State signaling state pride in wheat production. City fountains require daily cleaning and risk contamination from gum and cigarette packs. A spotlight from the Exposition at Flaherty field draws crowds as residents visit the show and exhibits.
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Kansas
Flaherty Field
U S Steel Faces Strikes as Negotiators Seek Avert
Negotiations aimed at averting a strike continue as U S Steel offers a pay boost above 10 cents an hour with conditions. The union, earning about 2.23 dollars an hour, plans picket schedules and soup kitchens while blast furnaces face shutdown costs in the millions. McDonald and John A Stephens led talks in a two hour session after a 29 hour lull, with their general counsels the only others present. The sticking point remains a precise demand for a substantial increase by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel
McDonald
John A. Stephens
Evacuation Test Proves Feasibility in South Bend
J Russell Pryor the federal traffic and safety director for Civil Defense said the South Bend evacuation test shows evacuation can be done with proper organization and planning. Local resident Jay Mooney noted many feared the test but called it worthwhile and potentially life saving.
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South Bend
J. Russell Pryor
Civil Defense
Jay Mooney
Forges Ex Mate’s Name to Lure Return to Milwaukee
Mrs. Jeanne K. Davis confessed in Milwaukee that she passed five thousand dollars in worthless checks using her ex husband’s name hoping he would learn of it and return home.
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Forges
Wilwaukee
Wis
Jeanne K. Davis
Milwaukee
Paste Aids Poison Ivy Fight In Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon researchers develop a paintable paste for leaves and stems of poison ivy. It is claimed to kill the weed within 10 days, helping gardeners remove ivy from their plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Hoover Commission urges big price hikes for federal power
The Hoover Commission urged Congress to sharply raise taxpayer subsidized federal power prices. It proposed banning new government steam plants, creating a water policy board, letting private utilities buy a fair share of public power, and forcing the TVA to issue public securities for expansions. It argued government electricity is sold at only about 60 percent of its value and suggested states could take over federal projects, though no recommendation was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Housewife Held in Slaying of Husband
A Wisconsin woman confessed to killing her husband after a quarrel over $200 and hid his body in a riverbank. She described striking him with an ax after dragging him into a coat, then resumed chores and moved the body by rowboat downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
St. Joseph
Bavysinger
In Memoriam for Emma Goshorn on Nine-Year Anniversary
In memory of our dear mother Emma Goshorn who died nine years ago today June 30. Sadly missed by her daughter and grandchildren who loved her best.
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Emma Goshorn
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