Game Commission asks legislature to raise hunting licenses
In Our Opinion the Pennsylvania Game Commission seeks higher hunting license fees from the General Assembly. Proposed raises would lift adult resident from 5.20 to 8.20, junior resident from 3.30 to 5.20, and non resident from 25.25 to 40.35. Commission notes three straight years of operations deficits and dwindling reserves, warning a $1.4 million shortfall next year without the increase.
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
The
General Assembly
Hunting License Increases Spark State Deficit Debate
The Reading Eagle notes the hunting license hike as the main driver of mounting deficits and argues the commission should balance expenses. It warns that cuts could affect hunting quality in Pennsylvania and emphasizes environmental work with broad effects beyond price, while noting the license cost remains a small, steady expense for hunters.
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Reading Eagle
Corry’s Chamber Opens Enlarged Rooms on East Washington Street
In Corry on August 13 1951 the Superior Cleaning Coopened enlarged quarters after a one week vacation update. Nearby, Clyde Eidens won low gross in Corry Country Club’s eighth annual £ Gen MacKenzie handicap, while harvests in the district push toward bumper yields averaging 60 bushels per acre with some forecasts up to 70.
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Superior Cleaning Company
East Washington Street
Clyde Eidens
Corry
Leaked memo spurs transfers and claims of hugs and kisses
Two witnesses say a memo was sent to hotel department heads and signed by McDonough. GSA official Tommy T Rose, accused by five women of lechery, is transferred to Texas while denying wrongdoing but admitting holiday kisses. The case prompts a formal investigation and sworn statements.
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General Services Administration
Washington
Tommy T. Rose
Rose
The
GSA
Ailing Speaker McCormack Sees Harried Life Behind Closed Door
A Boston born former Speaker John W. McCormack lies in a Washington hospital bed as his wife Harriet fades nearby. The piece recalls his tough rise from poverty, his rule bound approach, and his lifelong devotion as his nephew Jocko and his wife Lorna leave him to face the end alone.
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Lorna
Saints
John W. McCormack
South Boston
House of Representatives
Providence Hospital
Washington, D.C
Carl Albert
John
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South
Boston
The Paper Pulpit by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle offers a collection of life maxims and humorous cautions drawn from weekly magazines and monthly books. He advises marriage harmony, balanced work and play, drinking late in life, chasing talent, prudent risk, prudent lending, and moderation, ending with a wry note about unsolicited advice from columnists.
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New York
Mary Tyler Moore Show cast recalls second season buzz
On CBS in the San Fernando Valley the Mary Tyler Moore Show rehearsals reveal Emmy wins for Mary, Ed Asner, Valerie Harper, and Cloris Leachman. Asner notes forgetfulness on and off set and the stay-on-stage technique limits location shooting while promising strong team momentum.
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Mary Tyler Moore
CBS
San Fernando Valley
Valerie Harper
Cloris Leachman
Edward Asner
Mary
Asner
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