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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
5
Village of Patoka adopts annual appropriations for fiscal year beginning May 1, 1951. Street and alley fund 2500, Street lighting fund 2500, Salaries of municipal officers 150, Salaries of sexton and cemetery workers 1000, Park maintenance 150, Attorney fees and court miscellaneous 25.
The ordinance states that unexpended balances from section one for the year ending April 30 1952 are appropriated to cover deficiencies in other items in section one. Passed May 8 1951. J R Snyder village president and Robert Eagan village clerk approve.
The article notes a 0.4 percent average rise in aid across New York California Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan while old age pensions fall 3.6. Illinois health data show fewer deaths from major communicable diseases in 1950 and a rise in influenza deaths. Attorney General Elliott clarifies college students’ voting rights under permanent registration rules.
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