WPA Not Linked in Road Scandal Denial by Cochran
Bernard J. Cochran, District Director, said on Tuesday no evidence of fraud or exclusion exists in WPA equipment contracts. He stressed all purchases and travel reimbursements are fully documented under written contracts and sworn expense forms. He dismissed rumors as unfounded.
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Erie
WIPA
United States Treasury Department
WPA
Bernard J. Cochran
Cochran
Planning Coronation Celebration At Philadelphia
British Americans announce a coronation tribute in Philadelphia Academy of Music on May 12 the same day King George VI is crowned in London.
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Phila
Philadelphia
George Vin
Academy of Music
London
Rural residents must be re registered now
Erie county commissioners face immediate need to establish a permanent rural voter registration system after Governor Earle signs the act. County Solicitor Held warns postponement would disenfranchise thousands, despite a proposed January 1 effective date awaiting a response from Senator Grisom.
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Erie County
George H. Earle
Jacob Held
Ommissionera
Samuel L. Grisom
Thiel College Punishes Poor Grammar With Grade Reductions
Thiel College in Greenville Pa adopts ten offenses for grammar in student work. Violations such as sentence fragments spelling errors and dangling participles trigger grade cuts from A to B and beyond. Committee outlining rules aims to improve writing across courses. A second item reports discovery of ancient Palestine court martials deciphered by scholars at Jerusalem University.
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Greenville
Thiel College
Jerusalem
Palestine
J. L. Starkey
Near East
H. Toreagner
Jerusalem University
Highway Department Shakeup Follows Gravel Scandal
The Pennsylvania Highway Department announced a broad personnel shuffle across districts with E J Kinney and Michael D Jones reassigned to key district posts. The move aims to curb alleged inefficiency and lax oversight amid reports of inferior gravel and other unsatisfactory project conditions. The department plans further changes by April 15 and vows strict action against contract vendors not meeting specifications.
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Department
Temple
van Dyke
E. J. Kinney
Scranton
Pranklin
Michael D. Jones
Closfield
Harrisburg
H.R. Wertz
S. P. Longstreet
District 1
Change in WPA Setup Years District Office Reorganized
Oil City remains the sole branch in the district with Crawford and Warren under Erie supervision and Vertigo Clarion and Forest counties served as branches. R E B Heffernan moves to Erie to manage division employment operations while Harold Carleton becomes office engineer for Franklin with two file engineers for Clarion and one for Forest.
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Oil City
Erie
Vehango County
Worka Progress Administration
R. E B. Heffernan
Branklin
WIPA
Venango County
Crawford
Warren
Vertango
Clarion
Forest
Harold Carleton
Franklin
Carleton
Eran
Clarion County
Sunday fishing bill faces strong opposition
Hamassaras April spokesmen for religious groups told the senate game and fisheries committee on Tuesday that allowing Sunday fishing would desecrate the Sabbath and hurt church attendance. The bill, approved by the house, is under Senate review led by Senator Joseph Dando of Schuylkill. Sportsmen’s clubs urged enactment, arguing no moral issue against fishing on Sunday.
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Hamassaras
Senate
Joseph Dando
Schuylkill
Highway Patrol Finds Autos Better Than Motorcycles
Harrisburg April 7 the state highway patrol reports conventional passenger cars outperform motorcycles in patrol work and arrests. cars aid in catching reckless drivers and make motorists drive more slowly, with fewer serious accidents and better emergency response. patrolmen say cars improve safety for officers and enable quicker transport of injured or detained persons.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Patrol
Malvern
Devlin
Tarlecky
Troop
Philadelphia
Wr. J. Ruch
J. G. McCann
Greensburg
Decares
Wnt
Winkler
Clams Classified as Fish Fine Imposed in California
Vincent Lorenzo and Joe Faban were fined ten dollars each for digging clams without a fishing license in San Rafael California. The clash over whether clams count as fish prompted the minor penalties.
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San Rafael
Cal
Vincent Lorenzo
Joe Faban
Move to Fill Penn a Congressional Vacancy
Harrisburg April 7 Republicans oust eight county chairmen to back Richard M. Simpson Huntingdon as candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Benjamin W. Focht Lewisburg. Gov Bare will set date for a special election in the shoestring district soon. Democrats meet at Lewistown to certify their candidate to the state committee while Republicans plan a meeting possibly at Lewistown next week.
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Harrisburg
Chaimen
Richard M. Simpson
Huntingdon
Heath
Benjamin W. Focht
Lewisburg
George H. Bare
Lewistown
Republican State Committee
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