Possible Compromise Candidate Emerges In Pa Senate Primary
Pennsylvania Democrats discuss selecting a compromise candidate to run against Senator Hugh Scott as tabulation continues for the April 28 primary. Justice Musmanno and Genevieve Blatt lead in unofficial counts with Blatt promising to contest irregularities if Musmanno wins. Party leaders say the move remains only talk while officials wait for final certification.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Michael A. Musmanno
State Supreme Court
Genevieve Blait
Internal Affairs
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Somerset
Washington
State Elections Bureau
Miss Blatt
Dauphin County
Musmanno
Otis B. Morse
Morse
York
U.S
Hugh Scott
Pittsburgh
Francis R. Smith
Associated Or
Smith
Pave Way For $1.7 Million OC Facelifting
The federal government formally approves the Gateway Redevelopment project in Oil City with a $1.7 million price tag. The URA grants three fourths of the cost, while the state and city share the remaining quarter, with $131,089 already advanced for planning.
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Oil City
Gateway
Federal Urban Renewal Administration
URA
Local Redevelopment Authority
Episcopal Church Century Celebration Marks Milestone
The Lillian Guild leads plans for a century celebration at the Episcopal Church with donors including Mrs. Murray Olds who gave a stained glass window and Mrs. Dallas Smiley who provided a church shield and scroll. General chairmen are Wallace Young and Mrs. George Hagger with various committee heads named. In a separate update, election results show Miss Blatt leading Musmanno in multiple counties with official returns certified for 45 counties.
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Rage One
Horton Davis
Lillian Guild
Murray Olds
Dallas Smiley
Smiley
William Peiffer
Mrs. Smiley
Anthony Litz
Charles Bracken
William Halfast
Hagger
Rev. Seitz
Miss Blatt
Musmanno
Philadelphia
Blatt
Lackawanna
Washington
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