Injunction and Woman Labor Bills Are Up
Harrisburg March 15 Associated Press prompt passage of bills to prohibit court injunctions against strikers and ban employment of women after 10 p m was forecast by the Democratic majority of the House. Measures backed by CIO and APL leaders would be sent to the Senate by next Wednesday. Governor James announced state police deployment at Bridgeville to protect Vanadium Steel Corp goods amid a strike, plus an emergency flood committee and reclassification of student draft deferments as schools end for summer.
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Allegheny County
Vanadium Steel Corporation
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Pennsylvania
Albert
Stewart
WPA
Indiantown Gap
Reding
Lebanon
Home Rule Issue Before Legislature Again
The General Assembly considers the Penneyanta home rule proposal after decades of effort. A public hearing on the Senath Gockel act would explore allowing cities to keep or alter their governments with certain limits, reducing reliance on legislative approval. The bill, first entered years ago, has drawn statewide attention, with 500 more copies ordered by Senate officials.
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Franklin Spencermonds
Montgomery
House
Senate
Martin Claims Guardsmen In Fine Form In Pa Training
Major General Edward Martin reports a remarkable improvement in Pennsylvania soldiers after two weeks of training at Indiantown Gap. He says the 24th Division is eager and efficient, ready for any call. He notes governor approval and rapid federal permission when needed for flood aid.
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Associated Press
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Roosevelt
Maruh
Citys liability to firemen now before court
Dunkirk March 15 The extent of municipal liability for injuries to a volunteer firefighter hurt while fighting a fire on his own initiative was reviewed by County Judge Lee L Ottaway in a precedent setting case that could affect all volunteer departments. Harry Hamann of Murray Hose Company No 4 sues Dunkirk for 1500 to 3000 dollars after suffering leg burns when a gasoline receptacle exploded at a camper’s tent. The city had settled for 855 and rejected a 30 medical-supplies claim. decision reserved pending filing.
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Harry Hamann
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Ottaway
Senior High Honor Roll and Credit List Anounced
Honor roll and credit lists announced for Senior High for period ending March 10. Seniors include Leatha Ansterson William Baker Doris Berman Autumn Colby Pina Dickinson Ralph Poster Eileen Graham Marghar ite Spicer. Credit list features Howard Blakeslee Barbara Boland Jeanne Cass Geraldine Dunton Edward Gluyna. Sophomores and post graduates also listed with multiple names.
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Howard J. Sheen
Leatha Ansterson
William Baker
Doris Berman
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Eileen Graham
Margharite Spicer
Marian Bennett
Donald Carlson
Joe Carnegie
Martha Corbin
Richard Dearing
Marsha Elston
Margaret Haight
Claudie Keener
John McCracken
Mary Jean Mooney
Jo Ann Morton
Laurence Morton
Maude Porter
Helen Reyda
Robert Anderson
Robert Baker
Joanne Brown
Walter Baumgarten
Jean Dearing
Shireley Dickinson
Genevieve Gibes
Mildred Hurlbert
Ruth Lindsley
Roberta McCray
Franklin Parsons
Walter Peake
Mildred Preble
Martha Wallace
Howard Blakeslee
Barbara Boland
Jeanne Cass
Geraldine Dunton
Edward Gluyna
George Kinley
Agnes Lee
Joan McCray
Mary Anne Merrick
Warren Miller
Norman Mitchell
Richard Muckinhaupt
Marion Wei
Ula Nichols
Anna Sanders
Alme Swanson
Janet Vanderhoff
Jessie Wostaszele
Wilma Armitage
John Dempsey
Mary Graham
Nanin
Hammond
Beryl Hicks
Richard Sutton
Donald Mosher
Marjorie Owens
John Sheldon
Robert Spencer
Mildred Young
Myrtle Armitage
Barbara Anderson
Eileen Cragg
Audrey Devis
Elwood Davis
Wilam Flick
Meredith Fogle
Lois Fredell
Richard Gates
Erma Gilson
Barbara Joy
Virginia Lada
Lawrence Morton
Mildred Proctor
William Scott
George Smith
Jack Spielman
Florence Brooks
Betty Lite
Corry City Finance Report for 1940 Fiscal Year
Sandburg director of finance submits the 1940 city financial report ending December 31 1940. The document includes Schedule A real estate assets and duplicates Schedule B receipts Schedule C appropriations Schedule D receipts and disbursements Schedule E bonded indebtedness Schedule F sewer funds Schedule G street improvements Schedule H valuation millage and exonerations Schedule I receipts and expenditures in the special paving fund Schedule J sidewalk fund and Schedule K sewer funds. Also sworn before notary public March 1941 with attestation by the city official.
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Department OF Finance and Accounts
Corry
Sworte
CB. Porter
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Mahneed
City Attorney Foley Seeks Dismissal in Suit
Albert Foley asked for dismissal on the merits in the suit, with Robert J. Crowe representing the plaintiff.
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Robert J. Crowe
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