New Pennsylvania charity fund-raising law outlined
Harrisburg officials outlined a new charity solicitation law to regulate fund drives across the state. The act creates a seven member commission chaired by George Bloom to oversee registration, disclosures, and exempt groups such as educational institutions and small organizations. It limits professional fund-raising fees, requires contracts and bonds, and imposes filing fees and reporting duties for non exempt groups.
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Bets Neyton under goes eye surgery at St Vincent Erie
Miss Bets Neyton of 202 East Pleasant Street underwent eye surgery at St Vincent Hospital in Erie today. A pep rally at Corry Area High School parking lot this evening invites support for the Beavers who face the Oil City Oilers tomorrow night.
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Pure reading enjoyment on tap daily in the Corry Journal
A concise note announces daily reading enjoyment in the Corry Journal, signaling a steady stream of engaging content for readers.
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Fatal Hazing Incident At Charleston High School
Three Charleston High School students, all 16, are in custody after sophomores were allegedly subjected to a hazing act known as the pink belly. Michael Murphy, 15, died at Charleston General Hospital after the incident in a gym equipment room during a gym break. Investigators weigh juvenile versus adult court, with no charges filed yet.
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Gunnee
Suit Settled Without Trial in Yellow Cab Case
Edward and Mary Bynapzyk of Verona settled a damage suit against Yellow Cab Co for 7000 before trial in Allegheny County. The case, filed in Pittsburgh, alleged Benaczyk was driving when a Yellow Cab struck his car injuring him and causing lost salary. The article also notes penalties for offenses under a referenced act, with doubling on subsequent offenses.
Roots of Freedom offers Greek theater through time
A NBC CBS television review notes the Roots of Freedom episode transports viewers to ancient Greece. Alfred Lunt guides with Lynn Fontanne and cast presenting Prometheus Bound Antigone and Lysistrata in a vivid recreation. The piece praises educational entertainment and mentions Phil Silvers and Gary Lockwood with future projects.
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CBS
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Frightened passenger in iron lung flown to Ann Arbor
A 26 year old woman from Mexico City, Carol Kaufman, was kept alive by an iron lung during an emergency flight to Ann Arbor for care at the University of Michigan. Battery shortages forced rapid improvisation with car and gas-station batteries as two pilots ferried her in a Beechcraft twin. The case highlighted bridging care and improvisation amid a Labor Day weekend medical crisis.
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Carol Kaufman
Mexico City
Ann Arbor
Monroe
Gerald Horn
Horn
Mexico City College
David Dickinson
Pollo
Carol
Carl Kaufman
Chicago
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word To Always There
The phrase appears as a reflective line about language and print, noting how spoken and written words endure. No clear event or person is described. the fragment reads as a literary observation without concrete entities or a news context.
New Unemployment Claims Rise Amid Seasonal Layoffs
The Bureau of Employment reports new unemployment claims up 1,950 to 22,596 while total continued claims fall by 3,118 to 123,118. Seasonal layoffs in park and resort work and construction are cited as major factors. claims from the prior year show a large drop.
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Derrick Falls Kills 2 Men in West Texas Oil Derrick
A collapsing derrick at a well 45 miles southwest of Monahans, Texas, killed two crew members and seriously injured a third who was hurled more than 100 feet. About 200 tons of steel fell, with two others escaping injury as the derrick collapsed. Robert J. Henderson, 24, of Odessa died on the rig floor. Philip Crittenden, 18, of Monahans was killed when a heavy piece struck him from near the top. The incident occurred shortly before midnight during a test for Rhoden Oil Co. at about 17,500 feet of pipe in position. Dr. Shields Warren received an Atomic Energy Commission citation for his work with atomic radiation.
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Here
Texas
Rhoden Oil Co
Robert J. Henderson
40 Die As Plane Crashes In Southern France
An airliner bound from London to Perpignan crashed into Roc de la Bonquette near Py resulting in 40 deaths. The 36 passengers were British tourists and four crew. Storms and loss of contact preceded the crash shortly after midnight.
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