Promoters Face Trouble Under Pennsylvania Securities Act
A state official moved into Erie to threaten prosecutions of oil well promoters for failing to comply with the Pennsylvania Securities Act. Arthur J. Sprage of the Pennsylvania Securities Commission warned that violations could bring a $5,000 fine or up to five years in prison. The commission requires registration, letters of recommendation, and investment contracts, with exemptions possible for qualified promoters, pending full compliance before funds are solicited.
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Senate confirms Dewey Miller to federal seat in Harrisburg
The Senate yesterday confirmed Cov Lender's appointment of Dewey Miller as a member of the Pennsylvania Gypsy Commission. Federal duties start February 1, with Miller taking the role in Harrisburg.
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World Traveler Addresses Foremen at Corky Moose Lodge
Arpaia and Wind Wight addressed 40 foremen on America the Constructive World Force. The meeting at Corky Moose Lodge in ePhoman included a dinner before the business discussion.
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Road aid bill delayed after House rejects Senate changes
Harrisburg. The administration backed plan to boost state aid for local road construction by 14 million dollars yearly moves to conference committee after the House Democratic majority rejected a GOP move that could shift the distribution to favor rural areas. The vote was 77 to 108. The measure is part of a highway program. companion bills for increases to passenger cars and trucks funding were killed in the Senate Highways Committee.
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Ford Foundation chair Henry Ford quits post
Detroit Henry Ford II resigns as Ford Foundation board chairman, handing the helm to Rowan Guither as president. Ford cites a need for a stronger leadership line at the philanthropic group founded by his father and grandfather. He will remain on the board. The resignation is dated April 18.
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Israel Faces New Charges Amid Frontiers Violence
Arab violence along the frontline near Israel and Jordan drew renewed warning after Dag Hammarskjold's death. Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett warned the UN of renewed clashes including mining of Israeli vehicles, border crossings by Egyptians, infiltrations from Gaza, and firing from Jordanian Jerusalem. Maj. Gen. Burns met Israeli officials to discuss Gaza border fire, while Col. Salah Gohar and Egyptian authorities conferred. A college president in Ohio died, marking unrelated personnel news.
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Pay Hike Proposal and City Actions Reported
The council continued talks on pay hikes and town finances, turning down a Blanford Howe Company request to house a utility trek at fire stations. Key steps included reappointing Roger Brown as city solicitor and Don Williams as city clerk, adopting a redevelopment aid resolution, funding street work on Kayes Street, and excluding the Corry American Legion post from 1950 city taxes for its First Avenue property if used for Legion purposes. The pension dispute and tax collection measures drew further discussion, with warnings issued on delinquent payments and a police fire pension funding petition stalled over legal conflicts while an investigation into possible gas or sewer issues on East Main Street was noted.
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City officials discuss street drainage and stray odor woes
City Engineer Williams cites Seventh Day Adventist church fears entering its North Centoe Street building due to odor from a suspected explosion. Director Kinley notes drainage problems from past paving without runoff provisions. No action taken. A survey of street holes caused by utility work will proceed and repairs pursued. The plan to surround the No 4 ester station on Hast Main Street was sent to the city solicitor for study. Mayor Baritheny proposes an ordinance on new building regulation, but state law and police powers are cited. Residents told to dispose bulky trash themselves. department to clean nearby piles but responsibility remains with residents.
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