Grove City Gas Firm Seeks Second Rate Increase
In Harrisburg and Grove City, a gas firm confirms plans for a second rate hike with an estimated 8680 dollars into new facilities. The article notes public scrutiny, a delayed public hearing, and cost offsets cited by the company to justify higher charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City Gas Firm
Harrisburg
Grove
Touny
Newnake
Lawrence
Mercnt
Buber
Verminanti
Losette
Penholyn
Priblie Umiity
Ts Bee Whonsand
Charves
Stisi
Morrmy
Benson Asks Ease Of Crop Controls
Benson calls for easing crop controls amid national debate on farm policy. The proposal seeks relaxed price supports and direct payments to farmers, with advocates arguing for market flexibility while opponents warn against increased volatility and cost to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Fragmented OCR political musings and church notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions bishops, opera, and a church program. It references authorities at Westminster and figures like Dr. William, with unclear names and mixed phrases describing a public program and religious orders.
State Farm Show Closes With Baby Beef Prizes
The five day 1958 Pennsylvania Warm Show ended with awards for 4-H baby beef entries. Lee Swelgard of Dauphin County led the grand champion steer weighing 1,035 pounds, while Kenneth Miller of New Northampton County earned the reserve crown. Lancaster 4-H members dominated with multiple prizes as 95,000+ attended despite snow and cold. swine sales reached 236 head totaling $27,000 plus.
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Narrisburg
Lee Sweigard
Halifax
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
State Farm
Harrisburga
A. W. Dilfontwen
Lancaster
Dulting
Moreford
Chris
Cheis
Lee Swelgard
Pauphin
Tyellet
Jindaneaster
Istiow
Kenneth Miller
Nuewherh
Northampton County
Muller
Lancaster County
David Lapp
Bareville
Mary K. Keehe
Christuam
Avestock
Aachinery
Farm Show Commission
Auetuonerts
Sleeping sickness ends boy's 19th year of unawakening life
A Damascus Syria report mentions a delayed loan start date as officials state a new extension for repayment of Soviet loans. In a separate item, a 19 year old boy from a Southside family in Damascus endures infectious encephalitis described as sleep which doctors deem unlikely to reverse. The family, led by Bertha Sowa and Stanley Sowa, cares for him daily as they await a possible miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sowa
Paul
Sharon
Stanley
Heir
Southside
Lsike
Damascus
Syria
Hasan Jha
Board of Economic Development
Lydia Dean Fund Passes $2,000 Goal
Franklin-A fund drive for Lydia Dean 21 of Baguio City Philippines has surpassed its $2,000 goal. Fund-drive chairman James Daugherty reported total contributions at $2,003.04 from local areas and one gift from St Petersburg Florida. Dean faces charges in the stabbing of her American husband Ronald, 29, at his parents home in Pleasantville last December. Her case goes to Venango County grand jury Monday with trial slated for January 27 if true bill is returned. Civic groups abroad express thanks and request speedy trial and fair American justice for the Filipino woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Lydia Dean
Dean
Ronald
Air Force
Pleasantville
James Daugherty
Orea
Old City
Titusville
Wid Pleaseantville
Daugherty
St. Petersburg
Fla
Forest B. Irwin
Jesus L. Sanciangco
Ozamia City
Philippines
Vision Group Recommends Stop Sign Shape and Color Change
Vision Conservation Institute urges Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware to replace octagonal red stop signs with yellow circular signs for better recognition by all drivers. Dr. David B. Ganse of Lancaster cites tests and field observations showing round yellow signs improve distant visibility and reduce confusion with surrounding objects.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Vision Conservation Institute
Ine
David B Ganse
Lancaster
Ganse
California
House Debt Increase Seen by House Ways and Means
Forecasts indicated the administration seeks a debt increase from 278 to 280 billion dollars with a temporary rise to 280.8 billion noted as the current ceiling near 1958 dates amid ongoing wartime financial strain and pending committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andersil
Ways and Means Committee
Anderson
Haeeli
Tts
Waitine Tex
Final Rites Held For Alex Koestner
A requiem mass for Alex Koestner was held at St Thomas Church at 9 40 this morning with Rey Funes Guives leading the celebration. Interment followed at St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Bearers included Nick Pappas Dean Houser George Buck Charles Keeler G Albert Sweet and Carlton Morrell. Those from away were Mrs Kathryn Law Brie Ed Connelly Cleveland Miss Elles Connelly Mr and Mrs Pete Gidders and Lawrence Connelly of OW City.
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Alex Koestner
Alex d Acbostore
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Rey Funes Guives
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