State Game Commission gains Fasnacht for eight years
Fasnacht of Ephrata named to an eight year term on the State Game Commission. House Highway Committee sent to the four a Scranton Administration bill requiring junkyards within 1000 feet of a state highway to be screened to seven feet. House approves resolution for a special investigation of beauty culture schools licensing and operation in Pennsylvania.
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Fasnacht
Ephrata
State Game Commission
House Highways Committee
Scranton Administration
Senate
Beauty Culture
House
Pennsylvania
Rackley sworn in as state superintendent of public instruction
Mission director holds key office on dam rebuild plans. Engineering designs envision a 50 acre water impoundment on Brokenstraw Creek with the dam upstream from the 1947 flood site. Rackley, sworn in at Harrisburg, becomes first cabinet officer to receive a $90,000 salary as state superintendent of public instruction.
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Brokenstraw
Rackley
Harrisburg
J. Ralph
Pennsylvania
Br. Rackley
Funeral services for Dwight C. Ewer set in Sugar Grove
Funeral services for Dwight C. Ewer will be held at Schoonover Funeral Home in Sugar Grove at 2 p.m. Thursday. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Turnpike Cemetery. Edward Heideger’s body is at Bratken Funeral Home with calls Thursday and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and burial Saturday at St Elizabeth's Cemetery after mass at St Thomas Church.
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Dwight C. Ewer
Schoonover Funeral
Sugar Grove
Turnpike
Hold Rites For Walter Mace
The funeral service for Walter P. Mace was held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 4 o'clock with Rev. Joseph Kandzlemar officiating. Burial followed in West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Attendees from away included Oliver Foster and family from Marietta Ohio, Mary Foster, Fred Foster and family from Sherman New York, Veturi Long and Alfred Long, Ellsworth Houghtling of Sandusky Ohio, Judy Ann Long from Clymer, Bradford Crosby from Boston, Mee Atkinson, John Hamil and family, John Morton Eric, Norma Jean Long and Patricia Long from New York City and Portland New York, C. E. Hawley from Sugar Grove, Robert Lewis from Bear Lake, among others from the area.
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Walter Mace
Walter P. Mace
Bracken Funeral Home
Joseph Kandzlemar
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Oliver Foster
Marietta
Ohio
Mary Foster
Fred Foster
Sherman
N. Y
Véturi Long
Alfred Long
Ellsworth Houghtling
Sandusky
Judy Ann Long
Clymer
Bradford Crosby
Boston
Mass
Mee Atkinson
John Hamil
John Morton
Eric
Norma Jean Long
New York City
Patricia Long
Portland
C. E. Hawley
Sugar Grove
Robert Lewis
Bear Lake
Johnson to Undergo Gall Bladder Surgery at Bethesda
President Johnson explained his gall bladder problem after tests indicated malfunction with stones. He said the operation would occur at Bethesda Naval Hospital and that Vice President Humphrey and cabinet members would handle duties if needed. He reassured the public that a clear plan is in place for continuity of government during his absence.
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Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Navy
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
George G. Burkley
Washington
Burkley
James Cain
Mayo Clinic
Cain
Mayo
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Secretary of Defense
Washington Land
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Wilbur Meerdink
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North Clymer
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Harry Boardman
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Joseph DeLellis
West Prederick Street
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