Pa Senate and House mull Scranton program bills
Pennsylvania Senate and House leaders discussed Scranton administration program bills, with the House moving five administration measures to committee. The talks centered on school reorganization, repeal of the 1961 act, and financing items including 250000 for coal mining reclamation.
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Senate
House
Scranton
Albert W. Johnson
Department of State
U.S
GOP
Paul L. Wagner
Schuylkill
Senate Education Committee
J. Scranton
Horse Racing Bills Dominate House Session
In Harrisburg the House debated regulations on horse racing operations amid absences from virus infections. Rep. Maurice H. Goldstein led in seeking enough votes to pass a measure barring party officials and state or municipal workers from owning stock or employment at a licensed track. Amendments would add horse breeders, trainers, and other sports professionals to the prohibited list, but were defeated or scaled back. Rep. Kra mer criticized the administration’s industrial aid and warned the bill’s delays could cripple the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority loan program.
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Harrisburg
Maurice H. Goldstein
Pittsby
Goldstein
Harry A. Kramer
Allegheny
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Horse Appropriations Committee
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Kramer
PIDA
Council Accepts Handicapped Bid
A local meeting aimed to establish a formal organization for handicapped support. Mrs Tarbell notes a growing effort with two Spartansburg youths, one from Union City and two from Bear Lake joining volunteers. The Thursday session at 7 p.m. plans to solidify funding independence from national groups.
How Far Should Cities Go
A brief account notes a ten acre land plot near Du Bois with construction soon and equipment to move in late May. The piece discusses CAIDC’s practice of offering incentives to attract industry and how funds used to aid six plants are paid back in monthly installments to the CAIDC, reflecting the debate over local giveaways to lure new plants.
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Lonumen
du Bois
CAIDC
Carry
Slayer Sentenced In Norristown Area Slaying Case
Leroy A. Harrison, a 41 year old Trenton printer from Toms River New Jersey, received a 24 to 30 year prison term for the murder of 23 year old Phyllis Ann Jones of West Norriton Township near Norristown Pennsylvania. He pleaded no defense to the murder charge after trial began January 10.
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Toms River
N. J
Leroy A. Harrison
Phyllis Ann Jones
West Norriton Township
Norristown
Harrison
NBC Debuts The Art Linkletter Show In Prime Time
NBC introduces The Art Linkletter Show a new audience participation program echoing CBS candid camera. The premiere features a fashion model believing she is applying for a pastry job as ice cream is served and a surprised reaction unfolds.
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New York
NBC
CBS
Art Linkletter
Linkletter
Tirord
Indian Skiers Granted Funds for North American Run
Canadian surveyors raise 173 for two Indigenous skiers from Old Crow Yukon to compete in the North American cross country championships in Franconia New Hampshire and Crested Butte Colorado. Frank Cooke of Ottawa notes 300 total needed. about 100 short.
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Ottawa
Old Crow
Francona
Frank Cooke
Canadian Ski Association
Cressed Butte
Cooke
Colorado
Television Review and Schedule Shifts in NBC CBS Lineup
Television critics note audience participation moments on NBC Tonight Show with Joan Crawford canceling CARE appearance. Twilight Zone returns to 30 minute format on CBS. Imogene Coca to star in NBC Sunday comedy Grind. CBS plans Route renewed for another season with or without George Maharis.
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Bobby Darin
Plagetie
Joan Crawford
NBC
Se Ason
CBS Dot
Imogene Coca
Tinant
Wweek
Hazel
CBS
George Maharis
Pennsylvania deer season limits debated in House bills
In Harrisburg AP four bills would restrict antlerless deer seasons. One measure would limit seasons to once every three years, another to once every five years, and a third bill F327 would authorize free hunting licenses for residents. The text is garbled but indicates legislative action on hunting policy.
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Ssarhisburg
Pennsylvania
Corry Journal Classifieds Local Rates and Ads
The Corry Journal prints local classified listings including rates for 3, 4 and 7 day inserts. Ads mention aluminum siding and awnings by McCray Aluminum Products, frozen water pipes thawed safely by Walter Dinefelder, Western Auto as a McCulloch chain saw dealer, tractor ties repair and fluid detailing, Lehman’s Tire Service and an income tax service run by Jody Chitle with phone appointments.
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McCray Aluminum Products
Walter Dinefelder
McCulloch
Corry
Western Auto
Lehman
Jody Chitle
Jobs Wanted Notice Seeks In-Home Child Care
Advertisements show a married man seeking farm work and a separate in home child care offer. One line notes care for babies or preschool children at a residence on West Smith Street on Mondays and Fridays. Another line lists a farm work interest with a contact phone number 739 2154 and staled a Wattsburg location.
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Kenneth Johnston
Jamestown
N.Y
West Smith Street
Poe Wattsburg
Wet and foggy weather across the U S with mixed precipitation
A nationwide storm brought sleet and rain to many regions. Parts of the Southeast saw sleet and snow as a low pressure system moved northeast. Georgia Alabama Tennessee reported mix and snow while Nashville and Memphis also logged wintry showers. Temperatures dipped near zero in the upper Mississippi Valley as warmer air moved inland.
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Florida
Gulf Region
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Tennnessee
Memphis
Chiattindoga
Nashville
Mississippi Valley
International Falls
Milan
Tower Miasissippi
Upper Great Lakes
Reudinia
Fire destroys Arthur Ferguson barn near Hayfield
Hayfield volunteer firemen contained a major blaze yesterday at the Arthur Ferguson barn ten miles north of town. Chief George Oshorne said faulty wiring caused the fire, causing about 3500 in damage. Twenty seven milking cows were fatally affected, with a few animals badly burned. Two fire engines and several hoses responded to the scene.
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Meanville
Hayfield
Arthur Ferguson
Here
George Oshorne
Miericni
Osborne
Mining Alarm At 1x Mm Sparks Insurance Question
The building owned by Arthur Ferguson triggered a mining alarm at 1x mm raising questions about insurance coverage for Wve Marine. Ferguson could not confirm whether the policy would cover the incident or any potential losses.
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Arthur Ferguson
Wve Marine
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Fred Ruffener
Slumbus
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Lennox
South Center Street
Paul Mather
Journal Printing Department
U.S. Civil Service
Uae
Warren County
Erie County
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Wayne Holthouse
America
Don Knapp
Mason Velveteer
Walter Rhodes
Wright Street
Youngstown
Simi
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Mead Avenue
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Oakley Avenue
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Fairview Street
Ross Bailey
Church Street
Merle C. Dodd
Res
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Weal Park Place
Wattsburg
Corbett Real Estate Agency
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Sherman
West Pleasant Street
4Th Ward
Elis County
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Dth Ward
Erie Co
Richard J. Blount
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