Keystone Briefs highlights Penn Turnpike post and other PA items
AP briefs from Harrisburg report Patrick Kerwin of Lykens named vice chairman of the Penn Turnpike Commission on his first day as a commissioner. William Cousins of Philadelphia named housing director for Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission at $7,112 yearly. Law signed updating 1959 harness racing law to allow annual license renewals for pari mutuel tracks. Waynesburg College opens full term with 976 students, about 400 more expected at Uniontown center next week. South Pittsburgh Water Co to dedicate a $65 million plant capable of 25 million gallons daily, first US plant to use liquid chemicals exclusively in water treatment. Norman W. Larned of Harrisburg, 89, sentenced to 10 to 20 years for bludgeon slaying of his 14-year-old daughter Kathy. court finds him mentally incompetent at time of crime.
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Harrisburg
Patrick E. Kerwin
Lykens
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Kerwin
State Liquor Control Board
William M. Cousins
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Human Relations Commission
Fair Employment Practice Commmission
Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
Uniontown
Elrama
South Pitts
Norman W. Larneard
Kathy
B. Shelly
Larneard
Lameara
Hia
Youth Held In Theft Of Wattsburg Auto
Erie County authorities report Norman Winch 18 pleaded guilty to stealing a Wattsburg car belonging to Evan Anderson after abandoning another stolen vehicle on East Lake Road. He waived a hearing, was jailed in Erie County, and was later arrested by Zelienople police after crashing the Erie car in Zelienople Pennsylvania while fleeing a Buffalo burglary case.
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Erie
Angon
N. Y
Sammer A. Rossiter
Norman
Winch
Erie County
Neu
Bond
Evan Anderson
Wattsburg
East Lake Road
Buffalo
Zelienople
Florida
Fire Hits Erie Bakery Damaging $2000
An electric motor overheated and burned the bread oven at Fireh Baking Co in Erie last night causing about $2000 in damage. Smoke forced around 100 employees outside as crews sprayed water and began cleanup. Production Superintendent M Zehe said the 75,000 loaves nightly schedule could be cut short and the clean up would take three to four hours.
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Rie
Fireh Baking Co
M. Zehe
Zeke
Schools Made Safe From Fallout Proposal Discussed
Ary-rein sylvania's education policy panel met to discuss a plan requiring new state funded school buildings to be designed to withstand nuclear fallout. Dr. Charles H. Boehm noted many schools would face hardship during an attack and that safeguards would add only one to two percent to construction costs. He urged readiness for emergencies, including long stays inside schools to avoid radiation exposure.
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Matuuirburle
Reinsylvania
Charles H. Boehm
Commonwealth
Boehm
Boel ‘Sauidl
DPI
Taw
Inflation theories and the cost of living
The article, part two by Sam Daw son AP, explores how inflation reshapes costs for workers and bosses, noting wage hikes, higher prices, and the money supply. It explains classic postwar inflation, cost-push factors, and the role of productivity, with reference to Germany after WWI and US episodes since. It highlights money supply, demand, and supply imbalances as drivers behind rising living costs.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Germany
United States
Witen
Blasts Hopes Of Kinzua Bridge As Park Site
Vilified attempts to save the Kinzua Bridge as a state park feature were rejected by Governor Lawrence in a veto. Maurice Goddard and other officials had long opposed using the viaduct as park land. Multiple surveys found no support for park development at the site.
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Kinzua Bridge
Mans
Kiev
Otale Park
Guy David Tawinie
Lawrence
State Department of Forests and Waters
Fon
Secretary of Forests and Waiters
Maurice Goddard
Dr. Goddard
Nis
Ophion
Sure Park
Turon
Jewett
Coddard Apedset AB Hill
Mt. Jewell Chamber of Commerce
Hull
Harrisburg
Inflation and price hikes cited in a Corry report
The piece cites three charges against industry and government including deliberate price hikes, easier money policies, and greedy wage demands. It discusses rising living costs, inflation, and debates how to provide jobs without fueling further inflation while noting tensions between labor, business, and monetary policy.
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Ase
Keny
Hayfield Fights 20-Mill Hike Balk Area Citizens' Battle
In Meadville area, residents oppose a proposed 20 mill tax increase. Local officials and the county board discuss assessments and equity amid public protests. The meeting highlights include concerns about the assessment system and financial burdens on homeowners and taxpayers.
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Hayfield
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