Regulation of Motor Vehicle Transport Surges in Pa
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission saw a sharp rise in motor vehicle cases involving trucks taxis and buses. From June 1 1936 to May 31 1937 about 6300 cases rose to over 10000 in the eight and one half months January 1 1939 to September 15 1959. The commission disposed of 13557 cases from June 4 1937 to May 1 1998 under the enhanced Public Utility Law.
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Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Public Utility Commission
Te Commission
Public Utility
Gathe
Death sentence fixed for Paul Perry after 13 respite
Erm Sept 21 report states the execution date for Paul Perry, the Erle wife slayer, remains set after a long series of stays. The pardon board delayed the sentence again, postponing until Wednesday October 18 after a plea for mercy and new respite measures.
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Veroner Zy
Paul Perry
Erle
Pardon Board
Amateur Radio Operators Warned to Follow Rules
The Federal Communications Commission informed amateur radio operators that the international situation makes strict adherence to all rules essential. The commission warned that unauthorized activities during the European war could lead to curtailment of shortwave operations, urging the 60,000 amateurs to protect their standing and ongoing beneficial operations.
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Federal Communications. Commission
Commission
Roosevelt Pleads for Cash Carry Plan in Joint Address
President Roosevelt urged a cash and carry policy in a wartime address to a joint session of Congress. The crowded House chamber heard a stark warning that darker days may lie ahead as global conflict reshapes commerce and U.S. world standing.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Congress
Capitol
District of Columbia
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Bard Urged for Eastern Pa Federal Court Seat
U.S. Senator Joseph F. Guffey urged the appointment of former attorney general Guy K. Bard of Lancaster to the federal district court bench in eastern Pennsylvania, filling the vacancy caused by Judge Oliver B. Dickinson's death. The poll indicates local sentiment favors keeping the embargo, opposing Nazi aggression, and avoiding war involvement despite expected economic spillovers.
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Guy K. Bard
Lancaster
Federal District Court
Pennsylvania
Oliver B. Dickinson
U.S
Joseph F. Guffey
Bard
Guffey
United Press
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