State Senate rails against full crew bill amid amendments
Rail action dominated the state Senate as amendments proposed by Sen George Rupp would exempt railroads under receivership or reorganization and those operating with 60 miles of line from the measure. The move aimed to curb rail car lines, likely leaving only the Pennsylvania Railroad in operation, while Democrats split on supporting or opposing the changes. Separately, the Boar of Public Welfare demanded the resignation of hospital bookkeeper Beatrice Carlson after a hospital accounts discrepancy came to light.
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Philadelphia
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Lehigh
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Beatrice Carlson
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Gonorsth Hospital
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State aid to Corry Hospital up $200
Corry Hospital will receive 18,300 in state aid for the coming biennium, a 200 increase, if the legislature approves two omnibus bills funding all state aided homes and hospitals. The appropriation totals include 1.55 million for all homes and 8.8 million for hospitals, with committee chairs outlining adjustments and specific allocations for Erie and surrounding municipalities.
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Administration Pushes Other Measures Amid Court Controversy
Senate foes see a two pronged plan to shape court issues through uncommitted senator polls and possible compromises. A White House visit by Senator Nye fueled speculation, while supporters insist no deal will win votes without proper consensus. The broader agenda includes minimum wage, max hours, and resource development.
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Justics Court
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Lerline
Geral B. Nye
White House
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Wny
Senate
Barlow K. Wheeler
D. Mont
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Labor help sought to obtain numbers and aid
A report notes officials urge labor groups to assist in gathering employment figures. Bashorn, secretary of life and finance, discusses payroll data and compliance steps, stressing the need for timely submissions. Workers in Pennsylvania commerce and unions are referenced amid calls for action to complete calculations.
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Hla Jilen
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Loins
Backward Spring Hurts Farmers and Garden Owners
A chaotic, OCR like clipping notes a backward spring delaying farm work and garden care. Many farmers faced slow growth, with early crops stunted by cold weather though later reports hint at improving temperatures and hopeful yields. Strong entities include Reference to farmers and garden owners and a general weather impact on agriculture.
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