Final vote on Monday as PA passes fair rate board plan
In Harrisburg on April 29 James A. Sullivan reports the Pennsylvania House approved the Pinchot fair rate board measures and sent them to the Senate, while liberal Sunday baseball reforms narrowly passed the Sowers amendment to the Selwarten milk delivery bill. Final action set for Monday night May 4, with other bills advancing or defeated as administration forces face resistance on Sunday blue laws. The House utility inquiry resumes this afternoon with Duquesne Light President Frank Phillips to testify.
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Pinchot Fair Rate Board
Standenmeier House
General Assembly
House
Senate
Public Service Commission
Blumberg
Philadelphia
Revd
Dauphin
Turner
Delaware
Wheeler
Forest
Pinchot
Fair Rate Board
Pennsylvania
Selwarten
Himes
T. C. Evans
Carmany
Stevenson
Braham
Benjamin Jones
Stewart
Sowers
Sarig
Stadtlander
Mumianno
Parkinson Senate
Scott Senate
Delaware County
Charles Griffith
Witkin
Deitrich
Frank Phillips
Duquesne Light Company of
Pittsburgh
Accident at farm injures Bengdard man
ParasraFk Wi R. Akam of Bengerdam suffered a sprained ankle and bruises when a scaffold collapsed while he and his father were removing heavy items from a barn. He was badly shaken but not severely hurt.
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Wi R. Akam
Béngerdam
M-L
Fothier
Lovel's
Shiion
Secon
Alam
Liquor racket cases set for trial May 18 in Erie
An elaborate liquor racket that operated for over a year will reach its climax in Erie county court on Monday May 18. Four men including Constable Jack Alexander and Constable Clifton J Shreve face multiple charges of blackmail exertion and malfeasance in office while Robert Morrison son of a magistrate is charged with blackmail. Scores of witnesses are subpoenaed as the state prepares to present cases one by one with earlier testimony from the grand jury guiding the prosecution.
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Erie
Tem
Otto Herbst
Justice of the
Clifton J. Shreve
Fow't Ward
Aiie
Robert Morrison
Damaged Nets Are Heavy Loss To Fishermen
In Ori on April 28 strong Lake Erie winds Sunday into Monday damaged nets of local fishing firms. Irwin H. Kolbe of Kolbe Fisheries estimated losses may reach 40000 dollars, with full figures to await tug returns Tuesday night. Other firms reported similar damage as tugs battled a 44 mile rule and one vessel Isabelle arrived with deck damage and 5300 pounds of fish.
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Lake Erie
Irwin H. Kolbe
Isabelle
Kolbe Fisheries Co
State Street
William Corrier
Neck Broken in Auto Crash Near Kane
April 29 report from Kane describes an auto crash near Sergeant Sunday morning injuring Harry Peterson of Route 2 Kane. Peterson is at Continuity hospital with a neck fracture described as not serious. Another man’s injury status could not be learned. causes and official reports remain unavailable.
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Kane
State Highway Patrol
Ridgway
Bateflocce
MIAZGA MURDER SUICIDE IN BUFFALO SHORELINE TRAGEDY
Andrew Miazga and wife Agnes die in a double tragedy on Lake Erie shore. Police call it murder and self destruction after Miazga allegedly beat his wife to death and then killed himself before a New York Central train. Daughter Helen, 14, reveals she was told to care for herself. Agnes body later found head injuries noted.
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Buffalo
Andrew Miazga
Angola
Lake Erio
Agnes
Miazga
Aung
New York Central
Pike's Crossing
Helen
Ome
Dairymen League to Meet Friday at Sciota Church
A Dairymen's League session is set for Friday evening May 1 at Sciota Church, starting eight o'clock. Attendees are urged to bring four quarts of milk and either cake or sandwiches. A program has been arranged, with a noted historical reference to the first Asians in California during the gold rush era.
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Dairymen
Sciota
Franklin Man Narrowly Escapes Plane Crash Near Punxsutawney
Kenneth K. Fischer of Philadelphia sustained facial cuts and minor injuries when his DeHaviland Gypsy Moth crashed on Emanuel Sheesley farm north of Punxsutawney at 4:20 pm Saturday. The craft dropped about 50 feet nose down, badly damaging the aircraft. Fischer, en route from Philadelphia for a weekend visit, misread bearings after passing over Bellefonte and circling over Punxsutawney in a failed attempt to locate landing fields, then landed on the farm attempting to avoid obstructions.
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Punxsutawney
Emanuel Sheesley
Punxsy
Kenneth K. Fischer
Philadelphia
Fischer
Franklin
Bellefonte
DuBois
Sigh
Swartz
Grange Meets on Saturday at Corry No. 55 session
Corry Grange No. 55 will hold a regular meeting Saturday evening at 8 o clock. The first and second degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. A lecturer arranged program promises interest and all members are urged to attend and support the degree team.
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Corry Grange No
FLOWER PARADE. GLADS Written for Central Press by Dr Karl Kellerman
Article by Dr Karl Kellerman from the Bureau of Plant Industry gives gardening guidance on gladiolus care. It covers planting times, soil preparation, fertilizer use, corm sizing, spacing, and propagation for various climates.
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Central Press
Karl
Kellerman
Bureau of Plant Industry
U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Florida
Washington
Corry Could Be Stop On Cleveland New York Bus Route
Greyhound Lines may make Corry a stop on the Cleveland to New York bus line. The first official west east run was yesterday from Cleveland to New York City. Cleveland bound bus due 2 05 PM EST, New York bound bus due 7 45 AM EST. After May 26 two buses each way would be scheduled with definite times and complete service.
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Greyhound Lines
City
Cleveland
New York
Corry
New York-Cleveland
Tie Kan& Republic
Hound
New York City
L. S. Larson
New Thompson Hotel
I Ca
Underground Telephone Conduit Plan for Oil City
At a Monday council meeting Oil City and Erie representatives outlined Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation plans to install new underground conduits on Harriott and Howe avenues. The project aims to eliminate overhead wires, double service capacity, and cost about $20,000 with additional smaller upgrades bringing total expenditures near 60,000.
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Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Harriott and
Howe Avenues
Oil City
Erie
Wh Company
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