Patman Pushes New Bonus Bill for War Vets
Kansas City December report outlines Patman plan for immediate cash payment of adjusted service certificates. He cites a program via National City Bank of New York to issue 1 million dollars in currency weekly against bonds, with banks earning interest and tax revenue. The proposal argues for replacing paper money with gold-backed securities and seeks broader support in Congress.
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Boy Struck by Car in Marionville Hospitalized
Eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Johnston of Marionville remains in serious condition at Community Hospital after being hit by an automobile driven by C. T. Rappert of Pittsburgh on Friday noon. He suffers concussion of the brain a fracture of the right shoulder and a fracture of the pelvis. Condition reported somewhat improved but still serious.
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Many New Members In Legislature In Jan
Harrisburg dispatch reports a sweeping turnover in Pennsylvania’s General Assembly. About 100 House members are new, with the Republicans losing seats sharply and Democrats gaining, reshaping key committees as the 1982 session nears. Senate also shows few retirements, with only one major incumbent leaving.
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Northwest Area Older Boys Conference closes session
The closing session of the Northwest Area Older Boys Conference was held Sunday afternoon after a fellowship circle. James Mace of Millsburgh spoke on carrying the Christian torch. About 250 visitors, including boys and sailors, attended the convention noted as highly successful.
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Man Killed Under Train In Oil City Yard
William Gray of 612 East Fourth street was decapitated Saturday afternoon in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards. The cause is unknown as no witness saw him crawl under the train. Conductor F C Fralick and throttle operator George Reeves found the body beside the track after an engine passed. Coroner Lake D Steffee considered an inquest pending and the proceeding took place at the First Methodist Church at Market street and Third avenue.
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Youngsville youth dies in gas heater accident
Warren December 5. Clay Bloomgren 23 foster son of Mr and Mrs Harry Canfield of Youngsville died of asphyxiation from a coil heater gas while preparing to shave in the Fairmount Hotel bathroom. He had recently worked as a district traveling salesman for Palmolive and earlier held journalism posts. Raymond Bensink visited his mother May Bensink in Cairy.
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Graham to Open War on Poor Fraud
District Attorney Mortimer I. Graham announced plans to prosecute cases where evidence shows people fraudulently obtaining relief from the poor directors. County Controller Harvey M. Willis awaited a report from investigator Mrs Thora Biebel, who is examining six complaints and will provide more findings next week.
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Old log water main found in Oil City during sewer work
Workmen digging for a new sewer along Relief and Main streets uncovered an old wooden water main likely laid around 1860 and still sound. The log pipe, about 12 inches in diameter with a six inch bore, extends from ChaneyRus at the city line to near the Genter street bridge, suggesting early city water distribution. The line dates to 1804 per city records, and officials note it could be repurposed if needed.
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Speyer Cathedral Restoration Unearths Ancient Stone
Speyer Cathedral in Germany shows work to restore the great 11th century structure. During excavations, a Roman marble stone artifact was found, revealing earlier construction phases and insights into the date and style of the cathedral.
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