Pinchot Highway Bill Expands Township Roads To 20000 Miles
Pinchot pushes a broad highway measure in the U S House to expand township byways to about 20,000 miles, with funds allocated and a target completion within the current session. The bill, introduced by Rep Pillershapher, seeks rapid committee action and joint conference prospects, naming rural districts for upgraded state highways and enhanced local access.
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Changes in State Senatorial Districts Under Apportionment Bill
A state legislative apportionment bill introduced last night proposes limited changes. It preserves Crawford-Mercer as a district, adds Clarion and Forest counties to the 48th district, and moves McKean and Potter from the 35th to the 26th district, now comprising Cameron, Clinton and Elk. The 1920 population ratio remains 192,627 in one area while Crawford and Mercer counties sit at 162/285, with notable shifts in regional boundaries noted.
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BORN BLIND YOUTHS EYESIGHT RESTORED CONTINUED STORY
A hospital specialist performs an operation on a blind youth. Bandages removed reveal color sensations. the patient describes vivid color experiences and sensory impressions that surprise doctors and friends. The narrative notes the patient’s hope for further improvement and adaptation to the new vision.
Reading and Writing Lessons for a Boy Who Seeks Travel
A boy named Musselman muses on reading and writing as he starts school. He jokes about resembling a monkey in a mirror but admits others look better than his mental image of them. He longs to travel and become a salesman to see many lands, noting ordinary rooms hold more wonders than Yellowstone to his imagination.
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National Park
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Ike
Relieve Itching Piles Quickly With Unguentine Cones
Neglecting piles invites delay and expense. Unguentine Cones ease soreness burning and itching almost instantly with a proven 20 year doctor endorsed formula. A box costs about 7 cents and is made by Anguentine’s makers. Norwich New York druggist can supply.
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Ike
Passover Observed Worldwide Beginning April 1 1981
Jews worldwide will begin the Feast of Emancipation Pesach on April 1 1981. The holiday spans seven days and centers on unleavened bread, celebrating liberation with roots traced to ancient Palestine and the return of spring. The tracing commission of major American Jewish bodies promotes its teachings and observances.
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
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Feshwas
Shusvets
Sukkith
Palestine
Temple
Jerusalem
Israel
Gold Star Mothers Pilgrimage Planned for Graves of Hero Dead
Gold Star Mothers from Pennsylvania and elsewhere are invited to sail this summer to visit soldiers’ graves. About 3,000 women joined last year. this year 12 from Pittsburgh, 41 from Philadelphia, and others from various towns will sail on ships such as the George Washington, President Roosevelt, President Harding, and America. The group will travel with mothers and widows who lost relatives in World War I, sharing with women from every state. When necessary, a representative or family member of the dead may be chosen to participate.
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Pittsburgh Car Crash Kills One Injures Another
Peter M. Silmas of Revere and Ralph Donges of Uniontown were in a fatal crash when their car collided with a moving van in Pittsburgh. The coroner's office planned to file charges against James O Connell, the van driver, today.
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James O'Connell
Readers Close Club Season in Final Meeting
The Readers club wound up its year with a luncheon at the Hotel Corry and a social at Mrs. O. L Rebbing’s home on East Smith street. Members read poems, prizes went to Mrs. Clara Osbone and Mrs. Garvie Palmer, and plans for next season were announced as the group resumes in October. In Uniontown, a garage fire destroyed Albert Lusner’s shed near Carmichaels causing about $20,000 in damage. The cause is under investigation.
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Uniontown
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