Measure to hire teachers passes Senate with House tweaks
The Senate approved a bill to raise teacher salaries by $200 a year for most of Pennsylvania 60 000 teachers and increase maximum subsidies for school districts. House action on minor changes awaited with votes due on the bill to boost education funding and grants.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Tory
Senate
Paul
Wagner
Saitary
House
Train Hits School Bus Kills EightYearOld Boy
A New York Central freight train struck a school bus near Philipsburg Pennsylvania killing eight year old Joseph Hagney. Eleven other children and the driver escaped injury in the April 21 accident. The bus blocked at a crossing when struck, the driver reported.
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Associated Press
Philipsburg
Edward T. Lyons
New York Central
Chicago
Philadelphia
Joseph Hagney
State adds 5.4 million for teacher pension plan
The state contributes 5,400,000 toward the public school employees retirement fund to cover the initial costs of liberalizing the teacher pension plan.
Acheson Pleads For Arms Pact Approval
Secretary Acheson told the Senate why the Atlantic pact needs a military assistance program. He said aid will bolster European defense capabilities, promote economic recovery, stabilize politics, and strengthen resolve to resist aggression and maintain internal security.
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Acheson
Western
Europe
Basaran
Army to Receive Large Fuel Allocations for Armed Services
The Petroleum industry will supply gas oil and petroleum products to the armed services in the new fiscal year starting July 1. Air Force officials estimated 150 million dollars needed for fuel and oil for aircraft, higher than 140,424.97 dollars this year. The House voted approval of the funds. Brigadier General Jose Schejbal, a Czechoslovak official and air attaché, resigned and sought asylum, the second Czech official to do so.
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Washington
Armed Services
House Appropriations Committee
Air Force
House
Fraternal Order of Eagles charter class to be initiated
A charter class of more than 100 for the Corry chapter of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be initiated at the Titusville lodge at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. The F O B degree and Meadville lodge drill team with the male chorus will initiate new members and install officers for the coming year. William Beintheimer of Meadville, who started the local chapter, said lodge coins will be procured and applications will be accepted through Sunday afternoon. A banquet will follow the ceremonies.
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Corry
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Titusville
Meadville Lodge
William Beintheimer
Meadiville
Bevilheimer
Lonely Hearts ad draws replies as Brennan case unfolds
Mrs. Inez Brennan, jailed on murder charges in Delaware's Lonely Hearts case, still seeks housekeeper work via a magazine ad. State Police report more than 30 letters arrived at the Brennan farm after her arrest on April 12, with officers reviewing them.Robert, 16, and two other Brennan sons face related charges. Robert allegedly admitted killing Wooldridge and Hugo Schulls in prior statements.
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Dover
Del
Inez
Col. Baynes
Youtine
George
Raymond
Robert
Taying
Wooldridge
Hugo Sehulls
Concord
N. H
Brennan
Sehullz
Barnes
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