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Basic Reform Tax Structure
Is Urgently Needed In State
Dilworth To Write I RGES NEW (OMMISSION
Column Each Week
Opp min BE
tax ¢
for
vents affect)
The Aud!
$300 Ov) (nvs
ehoty Sug Eests
g Wnt for
Harrisburg to
The reasor
Governor Duff claans it | Mmiy disorganized
$150 00) HON hit shrinks
ror trot es!
appoint
to study
The
needed n
Harrishure
wu
from iapmng
Vv SURE
& non-partisar
and settle the
rh
inadequ
ground
plain tru AS
now nobody
new taxation ww
evervbody who
tax problems kn
cal cretiny ry
Cues nim
guy
much
citizen, the voler
That has been
of taxation under
Republican Governors
during the Depression
ergency’ taxes on such things as hack
cigarettes and gasoline Were in having
adopted to meet the relief criss the necessary changes
The emergency ended, but the 1 v satisfie
taxes didn't. Instisad they were of dollars
increased and others were added
Today. even the child's soda pop
pay its toll. The general sales lax
WAS hot politically for the
taxers, but by one special
taxes were added
That is way [I propose to A&p-
point a Tax Commission to work
out a complete and equitable
overhauling Yof out entire tax
structure
w
(ROT ehxly res.
average
80
the about
average
(;oOvernor 18IKs
1
unds
the OTS ths Ir rey CRY
given
5 gh =
iA
have first ace nd
steady trend priority reOrRar
three . ization of the State (Government
began 1 a
En
the
last ;
It
wher
the
DrODOSe try OTITIS
that
ATU IASON
the
wre
appoir
pe four purpose
the hm
[egialatur make
entire
am
n illions
ait in
without afl ng
Stats
many
saved
sential
haps to make
and useful I ar
make
of my
nor
aE n
RE ry #5 eX b
fh ory mare
detern
toy
one
Ask the man wt
and you'll agree, 1%
"the want ad way
State Department ="
Launches Program
Of Safety Education
The state agriculture depart-
ment has announced the organiza.
tion of a rural department of
public instruction to help reduce
the farm accident nil
In a statement accompanying
the announcement [ast week, Ben
G. Eynon, vice prusident of the
Pennsylvania Assocation of Milk
Dealers, cited the 1947 figure of
19.500 farm acciden! deaths in his {of the TOC, ait
. ¢ § Pe § n responding, on A CO «Ln
ples i Sooperaiim ia We pr coast radio hookup, Mr. Godfrey
Eynon praised the Moose for their great
ize the said Jw persons real- | work in the cause of brotherhood
py i Ones rural | ong their humanitarian aims. He
Samihey sates eh year Se 101 sino paid tribute to the
| denominational ‘House of God”
ing there were 670584 wounded |... nearing completion on the
in the United Stalss armed forc-| campus of 3
es on battle fronts between Dec- the “child city’
ember, 1941, and August 1945
while 1800000 United States
Fant
farmers were inj pre 3
alone
He
sents
farm
Godfrey Honored
With LOOM Citation
Arthur the
radio and television star was
sented recently with a life
bership in Loyal Order of
the death toll repre
fatality in. every
each year
Goifrey popular
pre
men
the
Moose and a special citatiom for
his efforts in behalf of inter-faith
harmony and brotherhood by
Malcolm R. Giles, director general
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returned
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Eugene
Jewett of
yer here
and Will
tof Mich spent
week end at their homes here
Johnny Johnston of Pittsburgh
is a guest at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs E T Williams
Mrs. Eugene James and Misa
Evelyn Strong are vacationing
this week in Atlantic City N. J
They are being accompanied by
their sister, Mrs Joseph Bender
of Harrisbu
Lanny oo Bobby West of Buf.
falo, N. Y.,
the home of their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben West
Mrs. A. J. Donatelli spent ihe
week end in New York Oty
Tommy Lamont Jr, left
week for Akrom, Ohio, to
SRI
tha
Cymben
Detroit
this
assistant District Attorney Al-
2 Ebensburg
has been appointed as deputy of
the 11th District of the nights
of Columbus He succeeds Mar-
cellus J. Lynch of Portage
McDonald's appointment has
‘been announced by leo E Grid
bin of Shamokin, who recently
took office as state depuly after
being elected at the annual K of
C. convention in Easton
The district includes the Bar
nesboro, Ebensburg, Portage, Bed.
ford and Johnstown councils The
appointment is for a two-year
period. Mr. McDonald is pres
ently serving his third term as
i Ebensburg K. of C
Council.
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Mrs Was Nh:
shower he
Van Hall
scan. Byron Lovell
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A large number of
relatives attendee
Oscar lovel 8 Ans
vised lar eouys i4
At the
her
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friends
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vigtting in (
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Mr and Mrs Blair 1
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evening
Miss Barbara Harper and Joyce
wirner of Tyrone have returned
after visiting at
the bome
and Mrs Winter Ammer.
Amar of
the (Char-
Saturday
visitors
By en
wt
er
Fi
Boma
of Mr
man
Miss Clarabelle Hollen, who is
employed in Rodgna, spent the
week end visiting with her
ents, Mr and Mrs Clifford
fen
Regis Montler, who spent a
two-week vacation with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mont.
ier has returned to Ohio
Mr and Mrs Williams Shomo
are the protd parents of twins
boy and a girl--born
Miners’ Hospital July 20
Mr. and Mrs Lester Weld anc
son, Larry, were visitors in Hunt.
ion on Saturday.
toy lamar and finances of
Portage were Sunday visitors at
the Charles Hamilton home
Mr. and Mrs Lester Waid
Mrs. Eimer Keith and son
sell, accompanied Mrs
daughter, Mra Dale Britten and
son, Ronald, and daughter Judy
to New York, where they board-
ed a plane for Puerto Rico to join
their husband and father. It Dale
Britten,
Mr and Mrs James Stine were
visitors at the home of Mr and
Mra Donald Hartman in Amabry
and also at the Bud Frazier re-
idence In Alexander Pa. last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Hannah snd
family of Conemaugh were Sun.
day visitors at the Leonard Krise
home
Mrs James Wild visited at
home in Morann recently
ad
We
here
and
Rus-
Keith's
her
peri were visitors on Sunday
the Floyd Mayers home
Fred Simmans and Jack Hall
spent last Friday evening flashing
at Black Moshannon
Relatives from Ohic and New
York spent the week end here at
al
‘the home of Mrs James Wil
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Fred Simmers and Elmer Gas- |
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CARROLLTOWN
By MRS THOMAS A OWENS
Phone 2482 9%] or 3392
Wedding Breakfast Served
At Claw Regan Home Here
Mias Mary
‘att, *y ng
msg
of Johns
NRArr
WAN Ur
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MARS Batyrday
Francis Xavy
eh in
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(Cresson
breakfast
party at
Brother.
Mrs (li
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Mr and
Wit rar
aside
heir nttendants
Famer (Calms
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nd Mrs
rane is
A
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Archabbey
Mra Philip
Howen?
Paed
at
Latrobe
MtiEnan of
ays with
3
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Mr and
Altrvna
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Lewistown FRE A
wilh i
th him were
spenl a week
daughter. Mrs Al
: wha re.
Rare re
-
had
Are
far Lhe
Mra
tons,
wEla for Evers: days
Mra Adams
for ¢ funeral of
E LL. Blum
Mrs. Timothy Me
family of Mahaffey
were Friday evening visitors wilh
Mrs McCracken's mother Mra
Flome Arbie
Mr
bhaugh
time in
Were K
Mr and
and were
Mra Sloan s
Mr and
Crackesn and
nere
Lirot Kher
A rd
ef
Mrs. Rober: Fara
Mitlaburgh spent a short
town on Sunday, having
been guests of Mr. and Mrs John
Noel of Munster, the latler Mr
Farabaugh's sister Mr Fara
baugh (8 a native of Carrolitown.
leo Bender of West Carroll
Township and his aunts Mrs
Mary Nolan and Miss Ann Fritz
of Spangler, are on a motor rip
to New Mexico, where they will
visit Mrs Margaret Marable
Mr and Mrs Fred Farabaugh
and family and Miss Barbara
Kelly are spending the week at &
dge at Camp Sunabine Bed-
ford County
Mr and Mrs Leo FF McDonaid
of Philadelphia are visiting hers
this week atl the home of Mr and
Mrs Michael Volk. Mra McDon-
ald is a mater of Mr Volk
Mra Mary Farabaugh who has
been quite ill for some time, has
entered the Mercy Hoapital Al-
toana, for observilion
Mr and Mrs. Ed Bradiey and
family of Johnstown visited over
the week end with Mr and Mrs
Dick Bradley, here. Tommy Brad-
l#y, who had spent a couple of
weeks here returned home With
them, and Dick Jr. and Joes
Bradley, scons of Mr and Mrs
Dick Bradley, are spending two
weaks in Johnstown
Mr and Mrs John Prindibie of |
sper
Fort Pierce, Florida are
ing some time with Mrs Prind-
bhie's parents Mr
Kelly
Mrs. Ralph Boalett
a tonsilectomy at the
Hospital, Spangler, during
past week,
Dr. snd Mrs PFPrederick E
Arle and children returned early
in the week from a short vaca-
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with
Mrz
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Mrs H
Katie
Wilmore
eating all
ye istown
Wf
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Belly
Mohis
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ng
Ww
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where final
nade for
Grange Picnic
Park
Fiveryone
Annaal
tis He
a $line
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at Jenners
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and
and
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fmm
Aug ny
Mra Paul
Faul f this place
Murphy and
t last
Farabaugh
Bauman On
Mra
Harry
Cr I
Tye
Hastings
nBOMTe iN
ts
ard Mrs ’
of Wilkinsburg
ring the past wee
Mr su
LATE
Mr
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lady a
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Mr snd Mrs Bil) mated
Mr and Mrz John Conner and
"4 Altoona viai ted ]
Mrs. Rs
acon Smitd
Kw
sarents 1
Shang
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Al Lis
Bhank Wh
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oan of Ha
Runda
Mra Mary
anid Mrz Fobert
Butier, Pa, Mr
New Castle
r
Me Auliffe and Mir
and Mrs Edgar
Pa and Mrs E
of Freaport Pa
PN for re
the wil
The
Blum
Fig
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ITO
' attendance
rir #liven
nt
the late Edward 1.
rday
Mr
arid Mr
ant
PAs
and Mrs MP
and Mra. Don Platt spent!
week end Chicago
Ii attending the Industrial Fair
Mrz Ernest gnderweant
wperation Monday in the Mine
ers’ Hospital, Spangler
Mra Jamea CO
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DeSalvo
30
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underwent
funday st
Washington
will be
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Lae
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ve rR tion
Hospital
nC Mrs Cunningham
remamberad ax he
Thelma Merriman of
Mr and Mrs
son, Joseph, and
Guter of Huntingdon
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Te
former
Patt
filly
(ene
Mra
vigited Reve
t the home of Mr
Farabaugh
Mrs lied
Farabaugh's
ree
Mrs
Mr
Lieb
and
and Mrs
Mra Barbara Hahn,
siaitowrs at Jdlewild Park
Mr and Mra Adrian
. wr sent i hw 4a vi
visit 1o WHET
rE
the DART Week na
Ny
arn Falls MN
Mr and Mrs KE
arsed family are spending a week
Fred Sv dergod Ronne
Mr Tom Sermelibuerr.
plac and Mr and
Eaaly of Altoona
week ond levee land
Mra Augustine Neo
Masters Wichita, Kansas who
eft some months ago on a tour
of Europe, spent last Saturday
evening among relatives in own
while enroute home Mr. Me Mas
is a former local resident
While in Rome they had the priv.
Sviderienl
Pn
HAY
hore al the
Mr
Fer
5
Mra
sDent
Mr
arid
this
Stephen
* Pp
Prod
+
and
of!
(lege of witnessing the Canoniita-
tion of the Catholic Church's lat-
gaint Rant Maria Gorrelli
They were much impressed with
the exemplification
Mr and Mrs
Baltimore, Md were visitors hare
over the week end with the ndy's
parents Mr and Mrs W
Sharbaugh, and slso were guests
al the Mulvehill-McCann wedding
at Patton,
Anna Marte Folland of Sunbury |
g al the home of Mr and |
is visitin
Mra
Mr
Washington, 1D. C
turned to their home after visit.
ing with the lady's parents Mp
and Mra Fred J Fees
NAMED TO DPA POSITION
Regia B. Hanwell of Marsteller
ant week was named as a visitor
WwW. Ear! Sharbaugh
of , NAYvE re
i for the Cambria County Board of
the Department of Public Assist.
ance. He iz a veteran of Warld
War II and will receive a salary
of $2124 per year.
This newspaper is devolsd
the interests of Northern Crimnbria
County
and Mra Jokn
underwent
3
{Riair Costlow of Johnstown
{ned
atlended 3 |
faanen's |
ATTANZSMENLE |
Tri |
yale
| iveannn
j'will be held Aug. 8S at 3 p. m. at
{the Dewey Beers home
daughter of}
Wadneawday |
| nesday
Eyer,
| Mausice:
¥ y
| LAOH
MeAuiiffe of.
ingham |
and i
THherasn |
nd
Farabnugh |
mother |
were Sunday |
Kernels. |
guring |
Jim Thompson of |
Earl
and Mrs Thomas Murphy |
to |
ASHVILLE
ty MRS GEORGIA LIDWELL
Folin Hollen
ares rok
of the 1!
i 4-day
: parents
Walter Hollen
Mrs Rov Chirdon Jr
of Connecticut visit
Mrs
ther refativen here
Mr and Mrs. William Lidwell
i Mr Mrs Gilbson, all of
Ted pest and Mr. and Mra
init.
Bernard Lidwell home
week end
§ 3
th hi
furlough
Mr. and
hers wr @
Wr
Mir and
4 hildren
with My
Sem av
and
4
aid
Mich
wt the
hin past
Frreparation of dropped patmeal |
and peanut butter cookies fea.
tured a meeting of the 4-H Cook-
ing Cinss held Tuesday at 9:30 a |
Mm. st the Dewey Beers home
This was the last meeting of the
A mother-daughter lunch
The following local 4H Club
Eiris sttended the picnic at the
Pallon Recreation Park last Wed-
Beverly Lidwell, Verna
Patricia Holtz,
ne Bhiriey Suckinos,
ras radi Dorothy Ever,
Hoover, Jean
Wright
and
Micaela
Mary
Cart ¥ Rally
Mrs. Lois Lidwell and son
gory. werd weelt and
Pittsburgh
8 Army
Roy Chir- t
Barbara and Emma Jean |
Bertha |
Shirley |
Colver Boy Scouts Retarn
After Week Near Saxton
Twenty-five Boy Scouts of
Troop 284, Colver, have returned
from a week's outing at Camp
Paradise, Saxton where they
played host to five Indian scout
leaders from the national jam-
boree
The troop was under the super-
vision of Scoutmaster James Bur-
ket and Benior Scoutmaster
{Charles Kline Mrs Burket and
| Mrs. Frank Erhard served as the
{ cooks during the period.
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Ellen Me |
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Hartara and Emma Jean Mas. |
sol are visiting in Detroit
Mre Grace Tobian and children |
of Detroit, Mich,
Walter Gibbons home.
Miss Deris Conrad
at the hone of Mr
Truex of Warren O
Volunteers are asked
with the construction of
Fire Fall hers
A rush party was held at the
Bote of Mrs Pat Lidell
Tuesday evening
Drona Lidwell
of Mr
in
and Mrs W
small
fay
visiting
to help |
the new
on
visited at the |
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and Mrs Thomas Lidwell |
fravtured her shoulder on Batur- |
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