Senate May Quit Recess to Pass Rape Penalty Bill
Harrisburg AP House Democrats await word on whether the Senate will reconvene to act on a tougher rape penalty bill. The measure, with life imprisonment or a 10,000 dollar fine for forcible rape with injury and up to 20 years and 10,000 dollars otherwise, faces opposition as the Senate campaigns for the May 23 primary. Also introduced, a junkyard ban near highways and screening requirements, with fencing costs borne by dealers, while a roadside rest funding request was rejected.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Joshua Eilberg
Philadelphia
Ilberg
Stanley G. Stroup
Bedford
Chamber
Embezzling Bookkeeper Sought In Pa Department Case
Philadelphia AP report says Mildred McKellar, 41, Pennsyl vania Insurance Department bookkeeper, is wanted on $50,200 embezzle ment over ten months. Magistrate John T. Quinn issued a warrant. McKellar last seen after suspension on March 26. A special audit showed $41,400 in checks cashed and $8,800 in cash missing as authorities pursue the case. The article also covers tax and legislative motions in the state House, including roads, industrial development, consumer protection, and education funding measures. The note ends with an ad: Need a New Car Look in the Classifieds.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Insurance Department
John T. Quinn
Mildred McKellar
Paul Silverstein
Miss McKellar
Silverstein
Machine Shop Foreman Ramsdell Joins Aero Flow Dynamics Team
Lloyd Ramsdell, newly hired machine shop foreman at Aero Flow Dynamics Inc., reviews records with plant superintendent James Scully. A Wattsburg native, he trained as a GE apprentice and worked as a tool maker in GE Erie’s D C Motor Division, later returning as a GE instructor. he is married with three sons and active in youth activities.
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Wiachine
Lloyd Ramsdell
Aero- Flow Dynamics, Inc
James Scully
Ramsdell
Wattsburg
General Electric
D. C
Seek Probe of PIAA
Harrisburg AP House Rules Committee cleared for floor action a resolution to form a five member investigative panel into how the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association runs the state high school program. The measure, born April 13 after PIAA playoffs and a protested Williamsport Plymouth game, aims to review procedures and hearings. Life's Darkest Moment Renov a Pa Edgar M Clayton of Clearfield seeks Democratic state senate nod. He could not move his car from a railroad crossing and watched a locomotive demolish it.
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Harrisburg
House Rules Committee
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
PIAA
Williamsport
Plymouth
Renova
Edgar M. Clayton
Clearfield
Permanent Wave Verdict Awards 2131 to Erie Woman
April term civil court awarded $2,131 to Mrs. Betty Marchiona of Erie against Michael's Beauty Academy. She charged negligence in a permanent wave that, after a prior tint, caused extensive hair breakage. Ex-DA W. Stephens Mayer, 69, former Cambria County official, dies in Johnstown.
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Betty Marchiona
Erie
Michael
Beauty Academy
Johnstown
W. Stephens Mayer
Cambria Couny
Johnstown Memorial Hospital
Bear Lake Community Roundup and Church News
Bear Lake WSWS met at Mrs. Harvey Martin’s with 16 members and prepared items for Quincy Home spring bazaar. Esther Morton and Lucile Price attended the Edinboro Social Study meeting. A Billy Smith birthday party drew 15 children with cake and gifts. L. B. Smith funeral held at Powers Funeral Home Jamestown and buried in family plot. Also reports on Emelie Valstak funeral and Bear Lake Sunday School closing contest with color-pin ships. Leon Cable Sr. and family ill with flu. Rev. Arms of Panama church visited.
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J. C. Manwaring
Bear Lake
WSWS
Harvey Martin
Quincy
Esther Morton
Lucile Price
Edinboro
Billy Smith
Earl Smith
Billy
Edd Snow
Robert Smith
L. B. Smith
Powers Funeral Home
Jamestown
Panama
Fulton Schoffner
Pleasantville
EUB
Emelie Valstak
Niobe
Leon Cable Sr
Arms
M. BE. Church of
Free Theatre Tickets At Blatt's Rex For 3 Days
On the Avenue ads invite readers to find their name in store notices and call to receive a free ticket to Blatt's Rex Theatre. The promotion runs Friday April 29 through Sunday May 1 featuring Don Knotts and Joan Staley in The Ghost and Mr Chicken and Gunpoint.
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Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Don Knotts
Joan Staley
the Ghost
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Elementary and Secondary Education Committee
Scranton
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Smal Dewx
Meniks
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First Avenue
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Clarence Wallace
Robert Brown
Jeanette Baressi
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Goodyear Tractor Tires
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Remington Mall
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Ronald Gates
Donald L. Patterson
William Leuby
Geneva
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
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Leona Smith
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