Pennsylvania Tightens Cigarette Sales Rules June 16
Harrisburg May 25 The state bans selling cigarettes for less than cost starting June 16 under a Duff signed bill. First offenses face up to 200 dollars fine or 60 days in jail, subsequent violations up to 500 dollars or six months. The law sets 6 percent retailer and 4 percent wholesaler markups and allows surveys to determine operating costs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
State Revenue ‘Department
Gas pipeline hearings seen delaying western gas supply
Washington May 25 A three recess in reopened hearings on the Ohio area gas supply problem slows progress toward new supplies for western Pennsylvania and New York for 1950-51. Tennessee Gas Transmission President Gardiner Symonds expects gas into western Pennsylvania by late 1950 if authorization arrives by late June, but rapid progress is unlikely as cross examination begins after June 13. The Buffalo line team already has about 100 workers ready, though payroll timing may push work into July.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Wexec
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren
Gardiner Symonds
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Federal Power Commission
Symonds
Tiffany Infant Dies Today in Hospital
Stephen Keppel Tiffany infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Keppel Tiffany of 49 South Center street died at Hamot Hospital in Erie at 11:15 this morning. Born at Corry Hospital Saturday May 21, he was admitted to the Erie hospital May 22 and had been in critical condition since birth. Surviving are paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tiffany and maternal grandparents Mrs. Lauretta Hammond and Floyd Hammond. A private funeral will be Thursday at 2 o'clock at Bracken-Keating Fueners Home, burial in Pine Grove Cemetery family lot.
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Keppel Tiffany
South Center Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Ollack
Te Corry Hospital
Erie Hospital
A. R. Tiffany
City
Lauretta Hammond
Floyd Hammond
B.D. 9
Bracken-Keating Funers
Pine Grove Cemetery
Townville Blast Hurts One and Causes $500 Loss
May 25 Townville. John Alford, a kerosene drum filler, was knocked back by an explosion when static electricity ignited kerosene in an 82 gallon drum. He suffered a burned hand and blistered fingers as flames spread through a shed before Townville fire department contained the fire. Damage estimated at $500 with charred walls and heavy smoke.
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Jamestown Girls Injured In Two Auto Crashes
Two Jamestown girls were hurt in separate accidents on Monday. The most seriously injured was June Carlson, 13, of Gustavus Adolphus Children’s Home, who rode her bicycle across Hopkins Avenue after a car exited Municipal Stadium. She received a three quarter inch cut to the right leg, a small skin abrasion, and brush burns after being rushed to W C A Hospital. Five year old Karen L Ulander, struck by an eastbound car driven by Arlene Capizzi, 28, escaped with minor injuries.
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June Carlson
Gustavus Adolphus
John J. Blahut
Municipal Stadium
Falconer Street
Hopkins Avenue
W.C. A
Karen L. Ulander
Arlene Capizzi
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