New Pennsylvania Election Law Ends Fusion Tickets
Harrisburg June 23 United Press James Shepley reports Pennsylvania’s new election code SB7 eliminates fusion tickets and restricts cross party nominations. The law bans fusion withdrawals, sets petition fees, changes primary dates and voting hours, and tightens party nomination rules to curb multiple party ballots. It also adjusts polling place distances, penalties, and election administration details across offices.
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Used car dealer ad fragment in clipped prose
Readable portions show a car dealer advertisement from a period page. The fragment mentions inventory and a sales pitch but lacks complete details, dates, prices, or names to form a full, verifiable summary.
Lewis Sees Victory for CSO in Strike
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that Lewis predicted the Committee for Industrial Organization would end the strike against four large independent steel firms. He spoke after a flight to Wilmington and at vanity airport stopped for ten minutes. He asserted the strike would be won, though he refused to condemn all dissent and emphasized constitutional rights.
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Ohio Bribery Case Heading to Jury Today
A bribery case in Columbus against Edward T. Carney, assistant head of the state securities division, nears jurors as arguments wrap up. The trial, begun two weeks ago, ends with defense and prosecutor sparring and the state not presenting rebuttal testimony.
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Papal Audiences Suspended for Two Months
Rome June 21 Begnning July 1 Papal audiences will be suspended for two months to give Pope Pius the rest needed for his complete recovery Tl levére said today.
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Pennsylvania bass season opens July 1 in rich fishing regions
The Pennsylvania fish commission announces the bass season opens July 1 across many counties including Potter and Tioga, with top fishing waters in Northeast Pennsylvania and along the Susquehanna and Upper Delaware. Commissioner Charles A. French notes prime streams and a strong opening outlook as anglers await the year’s best bass fishing.
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Reilly Freed on Murder Charge in Third Degree Death
James Reilly cleared of murder in the third degree in the alleged digress death of Myanle Monaghan. The 36 year old district attorney returned to duties amid cheers from family and supporters after jurors declared him not guilty following a tense court session marked by the presiding judge swapping the jury.
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Waters Entwines Underwater Hooking Tactics
Vania Waters struggles with a rigged lure setup during a fishing competition. The fish plies the surface violently as a hook and spinner attempt to secure the catch. The creature shakes its head rapidly in an effort to tear away from the artificial bait, revealing the tense, high-stakes nature of live bait angling.
State Authority Program Receives $20 Million Grant Plan
Harrisburg June 28 Gov George H Darle toway said the State Authority Board accepted $10,000,000 outright grant from the federal government and $10,000,000 with the condition it be used for institutional construction relief. The board also confirmed 21 architect contracts announced.
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State Authority Board
Salvation Army Picnic for Children
Adjutant Sullivan will host a Salvation Army children’s picnic, inviting all interested kids. Names must be submitted by Thursday at 7, with registration on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, bus leaves Saturday at 8:30 AM, children to bring swimsuits and a lunch or treats, army hall provides drinks and desserts.
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Driver charged in fatal crash that killed two pedestrians
June 2 to August Hokel 23 of 2851 Chestnut Street faces involuntary manslaughter after an automobile struck two women, Charles Moyle 40 of 422 Army Street and Anthony Kian 47 of 434 East 1th Street. Police say Hokel entered the intersection on a green light, while three principals were blamed by an examining jury.
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Minor crash on East Main Street involves Keppel and Mountain
East Main street saw a minor collision after midnight as vehicles driven by Bowlin Mountain and Robert W. Keppel of this city collided when Keppel turned from East Main into William street. Keppel was with his brother John Keppel and Melvin Smith, while Mountain rode with his wife. Both vehicles were damaged and occupants were shaken but escaped serious injury.
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