Farm Show dates set for 38th Pennsylvania event
The State Farm Show Commission fixed January 1 through 15 for the 38th Pennsylvania Farm Show at the Farm Show Arena in Harrisburg. Maj Richard Golley of Erie will command the 2nd Battalion of the newly formed 112th Infantry Regiment with local reactivation efforts under way. Prospective volunteers urged to attend drill at the State Armory at 7 pm. nine have already been examined. Real estate transfers and a number of local notices are also reported along with other Erie County items.
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Biate Farm Show Commisson Jhas
Farm Show
Barrleburg
Richard &. Gooley
Erle
112Th Infantry Regiment
Golley
National Guard
State Armory
State Farm Show Commission
Dems Expect Effort to Alter State Sales Tax
Harrisburg Democratic floor leader Senator John H. Dent says Republicans will try to change the 1 percent state sales tax approved by both houses. He calls the tax the most unworkable bill in Pennsylvania history and fears it could cost at least 10 million dollars per biennium to collect. Dent estimates 3,000 to 3,500 state workers will be needed to supervise and record sales tax collections.
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Harrishurg
House
Senate
John H. Dent
Pennsylvania
Dent
Seek Thief Who Stole Contusions At City Hospital
Police sought the thief who stole cash from wallets in unlocked lockers near the operating room. A search warrant was obtained later but not executed as all employees consented. Nurses aided the check of female staff as detectives probed where money might be hidden.
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Nave
Oil City
U. S. Navy
William ‘R. Edding
New Orleans
Frank L. Nelson
Merrick
Erie
New York City
Contusuons
Wage clash at Budd Co ends in Philadelphia
A month-long dispute over wage inequities for semi skilled and unskilled workers at the Budd Company has been resolved in Philadelphia. Union officials announced the end of the controversy with management, and workers return to regular shifts with pay scales restored.
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Philadelphia
Budd Co
Local 18 UAW approves small wage increase for workers
Members of Local 18 010 United Automobile Workers voted to grant a two to five cent hourly pay raise for about 1,200 workers across specified categories seeking higher pay.
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United Automobile Workers
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