New Milk Control Law Near Governor Action
Harrisburg apr 28 United Press staff correspondent reports the milk control bill faces quick action as the senate blocks amendments and moves to send the measure to the governor for concurrence. House opposition centers on restoring certain Smith amendments tied to discretionary power and bonding. The battle includes removal of deputy attorney generals from representing the agency for two years and a 1 percent checkoff to fund dairy activities.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Wade
Senate
Sénate
Jon
House
Toy
John A. Smith
Cunberland
Senate Committee On State Boards
Sen. C. Hale Sipe
Armstrong
Smith
Minle Control Commission
Desler
J. Harold Arnold
Fayette
Sipes
Mith Board
MIF
Pr Yate
Sipe
May Relief Budget Cut Adopted by Board
State Emergency Relief Board approved a $655,000 reduction in the May direct relief budget. The measure awaits legislative action on a $4,998,000 appropriation, with the May relief figure set at about $5,007,000 pending further review and unused balances.
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United Press
Harisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Senate
Farm Hands See Highest Spring Wages in Six Years
Harrisburg reports farm hands are earning the highest spring wages in six years with a 9 percent rise since January and 12 percent above prewar levels. A labor shortage east of the Mississippi drives higher pay while supplies near normal on April 1st. average monthly with board reached 28.28 and 24.16 without board. The wage surge reflects stronger farm income and demand for labor.
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Harrisburg
Woard
Emmi
Earle Rejects Train Limit Measure Endorsed by Governor
Governor George H. Earle withdraws support from the train limit bill and backs amendments to empower the Public Utility Commission to act on train limits. Attorney General Margiotti deems the main limit bill of doubtful constitutionality and notes sharp disputed opinions on cost and safety. The move aims to improve safety and curb unemployment without burdening carriers or raising rates.
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Uniter Press
Hanrisburg
George H. Marie
Charles Z. Marglott
Sey
John HL Dent
Westmoreland
Seniste Labor and Industry Committee
Rare
Lopinion
Public Service Company
Public Utility Commission
Earle
Margiotti
Spanish Language Borrowings from Moorish Origins
A concise note on how Spanish, though Latin in base, contains many Moorish loanwords. It highlights linguistic contact across centuries shaping vocabulary in areas like architecture cuisine and daily speech. The piece emphasizes cultural exchange and historical layers in Iberian linguistics.
Trooper Kills Young Robber As He Flees
In Altoona Pennsylvania April 28 three youths sought to escape after a pursuit. Corporal H Wagner shot a 15 year old pursuing suspect in the head when commanded to halt. The youth died at Mercy Hospital. Two other officers aided in the incident as the four gun battles by state troopers in recent weeks continue.
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United Press
Altoona
Penntsylvania
H. ©. Wagner
Donald
Shoupe
Saltsburg
Mercy Hospital
Wagner
Uniontown
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Floyd
Clark Campbell
Indiana County
Corporal Wagner
Lee Miller
C. C. Brennecke
Game Projector
H.C Shinn
Pennsylvaniaism
Polleeman
Spinach crop boom spurs odd political jab in PA
In Pennsylvania, Secretary of Agriculture J Hatwell French warned of a 28 percent rise in spinach output this year. He sent a telegram to Mrs Prenth in Collegeville asking to keep spinach news quiet until his return, joking about Popeye the Sailor Man. Federal State Crop Reporting Service and spinach growers were cited as responsible for the growth.
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Harris Burns
Nyry
J. Hatwell French
Agnitive
Pennsylvania
Prenth
Popeye
California university adds aviation history film
Berkbury California beat reports that the University of California has expanded its film library for visual education with a complete movie tracing the history and development of aviation from the Wright Brothers era to the latest crash.
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Berkbury
Calif
University of California
Labor troubles may hit poultry shipping
Pennsylvania shippers warn of possible labor troubles at unloading points after May 1 for live poultry bound for New York markets. Secretary of Agriculture J Hapsall French urges consult with the Bureau of Markets in Harrisburg to protect poultrymen. government may set up an unloading station if the dispute continues. A second item notes Klamath Falls traffic patrol guiding sheep pro tem at the airport after a wandering flock blocked landings.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York City
J. Hapsall French
New York
Hartsburg
Herns Sheep
Klamath Falls
Ore
Explosion Damages Homes in Johnsonburg
Police and fire crews investigated a blast on Segond Avenue in Johnsonburg, causing a two-story home to be destroyed and nearby structures damaged. Initial reports pointed to a natural gas leak, but the origin remained under inquiry as detectives pursued the cause. The incident destroyed the Pizzala home and damaged adjacent properties, with several residents displaced as investigations continued.
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Johnsonburg
Twe
Segond Avenue
Loti
Kathryn Pizzala
Probe death of man found at Emporium
An investigation was ordered today into the death of Harry Nonnemaker of Philwel Phi. The body of a forgemaker with a car in this country for years was found on the bank of a stream near Emporium. No signs of violence were reported. Coroner J O Johnston will supervise the inquiry.
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Emporium
iHarry Nonnemaker
Philwelphi
Wy ‘Toempkins
Afumemaker
Former Virginia Governor Pollard Dies in Washington
John Garland Pollard aged 65, former governor of Virginia, died today in Washington after a five week illness. Pollard, who led Virginia from 1980 to 191, previously served as attorney general and chaired the board of veterans appeals.
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United Press
Washington
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Pollard
Board of Veterans’ Ippeals
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