Proposal For Less Control On Pa Milk Opposed
Gov Scranton urged less milk control in Pennsylvania aiming for free marketing to cut prices. Legislators criticized timing more than內容, while a three member commission might retain power to set minimum prices where needed. A milk investigation opens Thursday in Pittsburgh amid debate over removing price controls and the impact on farmers and consumers.
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Franklin County
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House
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General Assembly
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UP President Receives Honorary Degree at Carnegie Tech
President Carlos P. Romilo of the University of the Philippines was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters by Carnegie Institute of Technology during yesterday's commencement exercises.
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Pittsburgh
University of the Philippines
Carlos P. Romilo
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Christian Science Unity Message Leads Church Growth
The Christian Science Board urged members to seek areas of agreement with other denominations. At The Mother Church annual meeting in Boston, Frances Wells became president, with Edward Froderman retiring. Branch churches reached about 3,300, expanding to Argentina, New Zealand, Guatemala, Korea, and new member applications rising in Congo, Nigeria, Zambia, Germany, and beyond.
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Boston
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Mass
Christian Science
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San Antonio
Texas
Edward Froderman
Chicago
Christian Science Publishing Society
Wells
Briarcliff College
N.Y
Argentina
New Zealand
Guatemala
Korea
Christian Science Healing Ministry
United States
India
Indonesia
Uruguay
Republic of
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Congo
Nigeria
Zambia
Germany
Poland
Cuba
Asia
Latin America
Funeral for Norman L Gleason Held at Bracken Home
Nor man L Gleason’s funeral was held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Virgil Endisey and Rev. Richard Hosteller officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Hearers included Homer Berkhaus, Robert DeMauri, Norman Lewis, Rean McElroy, Archie Miller, and Lloyd Sherlock Sr. Visitors from away included Mrs Norma J Fimerson and Miss Mary Ann Emerson of Erie.
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Beaverdam Mennonite Church
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Cemeter
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Robert DeMauri
Norman Lewis
Rean McElroy
Archie Miller
Lloyd Sherlock Sr
Millcreek approves 3.5 million plant project after zoning overruled
Millcreek supervisors overruled the zoning commission to allow a 35 acre site on New Perry Highway near Evans Road to be rezoned from A residential to light industry. The Greater Erie Industrial Development Corp aims to secure a third loan of 90 000 dollars for a plant expected to employ about 250 workers initially with potential for 500. The project promises a 1 million dollar annual payroll and 1 million dollars in local supplier business, despite objections from about 75 residents who fear property devaluation. The plant would be the favored site among six Pennsylvania municipalities and 180 nationwide contenders.
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General Telephone Co
Thomas E. Bundy
Greater Erie Industrial Development Corp
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Bundy
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Pennsylvania
Supervisors deny claim of spot zoning change
The supervisors Paul J. Martin Ross H. Wilkins and George S. Pulakos denied that the proposed zoning change would be spot zoning. They argued spot zoning creates an island of different zoning in a surrounding area.
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Ross H. Wilkins
George S. Pulakos
Pitt Faces $5 Million Financial Crisis
The University of Pittsburgh says it needs five million dollars to cover operating deficits and protect gains from the past decade. Board chairman Gwyn A. Price cites a four and a half million dollar shortfall last fiscal year and a looming fourteen month funding gap.
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Bvtsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Yesternday
Fined $70,000 For Gambling
Two Westmoreland County men were fined a total of $70,000 in U S District Court for gambling convictions from 1961. William Sams of New Kensington was fined $40,000 on five counts of failing to buy the $50 federal gambling tax stamp and evading excise taxes. Frank Phillips of Arnold was fined $30,000 on four similar counts. Judge Edward Dumbauld suspended two-year jail terms on each count on condition the men pay the fines within 15 days. Court appeals had delayed sentencing.
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New Kensington
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Arnold
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Tim Nicholson Sentenced For Killing Brother
In Pasadena California AP report Timothy Nicholson, 22, was convicted of manslaughter in the December fatal shooting of his twin brother Todd Nicholson. The trial revealed bitter family conflict and reported insurance and business ties, with Timothy facing 1 to 10 years in prison and possible parole after about 18 months.
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Ariz
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Age Doesn’t Stop This New Teacher Here
UNION CITY Wil liam Matthews a World War I veteran past 40 years of age earned a degree at Edinboro State College with high honors. He majored in science and will teach at Corry Area High School next term after student teaching at Colestock High School Titusville. Dean’s List student and member of Beta Beta Beta and Kappa Delta Pi. His wife Cleta a fourth grade teacher and their son Gordon.
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William Matthews
Titusville
Perry Street
Edinboro State College
Corry Area
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Colestock High School
Cleta
Sthnals
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Judge fixes July 9 for man slaughter sentencing
Othy testified that the only thing to do is to leave Todd alone. Superior Court Judge H Burt on Noble set July 9 for sentencing. The jury did not specify if the man slaughter was voluntary or in panty. in either case the penalty remains the same.
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Todd
Superior Court
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Probe Buying Of Oil By Drug Maker
A retired Standard Oil executive testified in the Krebiozen trial that Dr Stevan Durovic purchased more than 650 gallons of mineral oil from 1949 to 1964. Jurie said Durovic and another man bought 520 gallons in 1949 and 1950. The defense cites the government says mineral oil aided drug production. Durovic and three others face 49 counts of fraud and conspiracy. The Navy awarded a $9 288 644 contract to U S Steel for bomb casings at McKeesport Pa.
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Krebiozen
Stevan Durovic
Joseph P. Jurie
Riverside
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Washington
Navy
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Pittsburgh
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R-Pa
McKeesport
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