Housing chief sets radio talk on 1949 Rent Act impacts
Housing Expediter Tighe Woods will discuss the 1949 Housing and Rent Act affecting landlords tenants and veterans in a series of radio broadcasts. The first program airs May 2 at 9 45 p m over WIKK Erie with subsequent shows May 9 and 16. Franklin B Anderson urges NW Pennsylvania landlords and tenants to listen for explanations of evictions rent increases tenant appeals and expanded state and local powers under the act.
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Tighe Woods
Frank B. Anderson
WIKK
Erie
Nations
American Broadcasting Company
Anderson
Woods
Pennsylvania
PenElec Safety Essay Contest Award Winners Named
Johnstown girl Betty Knuppenburg won first prize of 100 dollars in PenElec safety essay contest. Second went to Ralph W. Johnson of Williamsburg, third to Clair J. Carlson of Ele. Other winners include Robert C. Knipple of Johnstown and Jack D. Spencer of Saxton. Nearly 500 entries were received.
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Penelec
Johnstown
Betty Knuppenburg
Peninsylvania Electric Company
B.0. Marshall
Ralph W. Johnson
Williamsburg
Clair J. Carlson
Ele
Robert C. Knipple
Jack D. Spencer
Saxton
Penélec
Marshall
William W. Tanner
David K
Nagle
Altoona
Robert A. Hamilton
Seward
B. P. Shaffer
R. E. Wohlbruck
Erie
Cities Gain Ability to Buy Coal Pillars for Funds
Auditor General Wagner approves quarterly payments totaling 247 561.29 to seven state aided institutions. The amounts include Corry Memorial Hospital 1 568 03 Pennsylvania School for the Deaf and Blind 16244422 and others. Also notes tattoo removal requires skin removal.
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Corry Hospital
G. Harold Wag
Ner
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Pennsylvania School For the Desf
Wills Hospital
St. Christopher's Hospital For Children
Women's Homeopathic Hospital of
Philadelphia
Memorial Hospital of
Pottstown
Senate buys coal seams to curb mine cave ins
Harrisburg reports the Senate passed a measure allowing communities to condemn and purchase coal seams to prevent cave ins under built up areas, replacing a statewide coal tax proposal. A companion bill raises bonds for strip mine operators and extends pit filling and reforestation deadlines.
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Pillsbury
Washington
North Center Street
Superior Cleaning Co
Washington St
Corry
Murphy’s
Nora
Rayon
Hose
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Rayon Panty
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