Pennsylvania Legislature Opens With Hundreds Of Measures
Harrisburg Jan 25 The Pennsylvania Legislature convenes at 11 AM to handle three hundred measures with new bills, including auto buyer financial proof, hospital funding, and election law changes for third class cities. Legislators propose registration date shifts, machine voting referendum, and stricter traffic controls as sessions begin.
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Bills to let counties decide Sunday sports by referendum
Harrisburg Jan 25 Bills aim to let counties vote by referendum on Sunday sports within their precincts. The measures would allow Sunday football baseball tennis and golf and permit Sunday movie and amusement licenses after 7 pm. Sponsored by Rep Wolts of Philadelphia the bills seek to modify Pennsylvania Blue laws of 1794.
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Collapse of Peaches halts hearing today in Browning case
Frances Heenan Browning 16 wife of Edward W Browning testified in a separation suit in White Plains New Jersey. Her recital was interrupted when she broke down during telling of their wedding night. She was led from the stand by her mother as the court recessed.
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Kiwanis Club Recital Seeks Support At High School
Reserve seats are available for a Kiwanis Club quartet recital at the high school auditorium this Friday evening. Tickets at Miss Fuller’s Music Shop begin Wednesday morning. no phone reservations. Proceeds aid Kiwanis educational and underprivileged child funds.
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Hold Three for Counterfeiting in Butler County
A man a woman and a 15 year old girl are jailed in Butler County on counterfeiting charges after passing 42 counterfeit bills in three local drug stores. The trio’s names were withheld awaiting transfer to federal authorities. The girl allegedly led the operation. the man tried to flee in a taxicab but was caught near Allison Park by state troopers.
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Butler
Butler County
Pittsburgh
Allison Park
Lavoptik Eye Refresh Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Lavoptile eyestrain relief for office workers. It asserts the product renews tired eyes after a day at work and aids reading at night and watching movies. Endorsed by H. Buesch and Dr. Thomas Downey.
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Thomas Downey
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Grange Master Appointed in State Securities Post
Governor Fisher named Franke J. Gormax of Philadelphia as deputy state licensing commissioner in charge of securities. The vacancy arose when the previous secretary resigned to become state insurance commissioner. Philip TH. Dewey of Tioga County was named state manager of the State Workingmen's Insurance fund and is a former head of the Pennsylvania State Gravee.
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Warrisburg
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Philadelphia
Tate
Gorman
Im Bassed
Securities Post
Andormer County Comemissioner
Philip TH. Dewey
Tioga County
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Pennssylvania State Gravee
Jast Spring
Elession
Stroke Fatal to Fireman in Philadelphia Fire
John Bredle age 38 collapsed while fighting a blaze that swept the Elwell Advertising Company paint shop in Philadelphia. Doctors blamed apoplexy for his death and several other firemen suffered minor injuries as the fire caused about 45 000 dollars in damage.
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Philadelphia
Elwell Advertising Company
John Bredle
Cold Wave Forecast Extends Across Western Penny
Weather bureau predicts cold temperatures for western Penny tomorrow with no snow or rain. Rivers near Pine Bridge at 840 feet today, two weeks from normal levels, forecaster says. House committee approves revised Port a resolution urging negotiation of unequal treaties with China to limit US extraterritorial rights.
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W Brotefinn
Poine Bridge
Washington
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Chuita
China of America
Scouts Hold Court of Honor At Presbyterian Church
At the Court of Honor in the Presbyterian Church last evening six boys qualified for Presbyterian Troop of Boy Scouts membership. They passed the test and were presented with class badges by R L bap chairman of the troop. A large crowd of over fifty parents and friends attended the ceremonies in the church Sunday School rooms.
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Olin Simmons
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Charles Auer
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Merrill Patterson
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Bruce Thomas
Bi T. Allen
Rev. Je, Martin
Sam Shepard
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Woman Missing in Warren Shooting Case
Police chase leads to Tiptonterg where Mrs Lena Parise was found and returned to Warren as the principal witness in the January 10 shooting near her home. The hearing was postponed due to her disappearance. Jos Sommarco of Warren, jailed on a shooting charge against his wife Joseph Parise, did not accompany the officer.
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George Hohn
Lena Parise
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Jos Sommarco
Joseph Parise
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Morrisburg
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