Gas Tax Proposal Aims to Aid Pennsylvania Highways
Harrisburg December 8 A two cent gasoline tax proposed by Gov Duff would fund a 100 million dollar a year highway program. Highways Secretary Smock said the levy could add about 7.5 million to annual revenue and keep the modernization plan going, with funds directed to the motor fund for use by the highways department.
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James H. Duff
Monwealth
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Fletcher Receives Chiropody Doctorate Degree
Joseph Fletcher has earned the Doctor of Scientific Chiropody degree from Ohio College of Chiropody in Cleveland. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher of 1814 Delaware Avenue and plans to live in New Castle. The item notes Springfield, Massachusetts as a date line and mentions the first gasoline engine powered automobile built in 1803 by Charles E. and J. Frank Duryen.
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Cleveland
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J. J. Fletcher
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New Castle
Sprvingfield
Mass
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Springfield
United States
Patterson Would End Secretaries Quadruple Defense Panel
Washington lawmakers debate defense leadership as Patterson proposes abolishing top-heavy three secretary and undersecretary setup. He envisions a single Secretary of Defense with two undersecretaries and one or more assistants, not tied to army navy or air force lobbies. Congress faces pressure as wartime funding and civilian economy strain spur swift action.
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The World and the Mad Puddles
An opinion piece critiques the use of high sounding terminology in psychiatry and Freudian theory. It argues for strict legal protection against psychological exploitation and urges laws to shield the innocent from manipulative mind and spirit practices.
In View of News and A Quincy Dog Poisoner Case
News column notes skepticism toward Soviet responses to Western demands over Berlin and the blockade while observers doubt a full Soviet takeover. A Quincy police dragnet targets a dog poisoner blamed for six canine deaths in three weeks, with most victims dying quickly after eating tainted food and indications that punishment can alter behavior from animal studies.
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