Pennsylvania pari mutuel betting urged by Schmitt
Charles J. Schmitt president of Big Pennsylvania Horse Racing Corporation today urged candidates for the Pennsylvania Assembly to declare their stance on pari mutuel betting. He lobbied for the Paeiemutuel bill last year and calls the issue the most vital in this campaign. He says the state legislature control and tax program fate hinge on November elections.
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Smith Challenges Leader On Taxes
Republican auditor candidate Charles C. Smith accuses Gov Leader of keeping the public in the dark on revenue and tax plans for 1957. He questions whether Leader will seek to repeal the 3 percent state sales tax and contrasts with past opposition to that tax.
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Dewey to Blast Adlai on TV Tonight
A Chicago Tribune style report outlines that Dewey plans a televised attack on Adlai Stevenson. It notes expected sharp rebukes of Stevenson and details about the broadcast timing and venue.
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612 Million To Go To Pa Hospitals
The Pennsylvania health budget allocates funds for hospital construction, modernizations, equipment, and facility improvements. Health officials cite a total of about 612 million dollars to be distributed among state hospitals and related infrastructure projects. The plan covers new construction, renovations, and upgraded medical gear to support patient care statewide.
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Miners Agree On New Pact For Higher Per Day Pay
Miners reach a new contract with pay rising by 2.40 per day as the United Mine Workers negotiate with operators. The agreement covers coal industry workers, outlines wage increases, and aims to stabilize production while addressing safety and long term labor relations.
Hospital funding figures amid 1950s Pennsylvania totals
Fragmentary OCR notes cite allocations and expenses for Pennsylvania hospitals and facilities in the 1950s. Mentions totals around 59 772 and 241008 with 1955 and 1950 fund references, plus facility costs for chronic disease care and treatment units. Names and exact places are unreadable, but the text indicates government or state funding amounts and facility allocations.
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Lewis Hits TVA At Convention
United Mine Workers leaders opened their 42nd annual convention before 3,000 delegates. John J. Lewis keynoted as he attacked the Tennessee Valley Authority and Taft-Hartley law amid reports of potential discipline for unauthorized work stoppages and pending contract talks with coal operators.
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Harding First Declared Week for Prevention in 922
The article notes Warren G. Harding as the first president to proclaim a full week dedicated to prevention in 1922, marking a historic push for national awareness.
Leader Plans City Face Lifting in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports a state effort to expand industrial development toward a city face lifting. Governor hints at co operation with utilities and states, seeks to use a roughly one million dollar appropriation for the Industrial Development Authority to fund beautification and related projects.
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