Legislature May Adjourn Within Two Weeks Amid Delays
Legislative leaders in Pennsylvania expect adjournment within about two weeks as two major appropriation bills await Senate committee report. The $542,000,000 budget items include $18.0 million general appropriations and $131.39 million relief. Conference committees are needed to resolve amendments and other measures such as reapportionment and tax notes.
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Raymond International
Ita
Senate
House
Leo A. Achterman
National House
Legislative gridlock delays action on tax and appropriation bills
House leaders caution that swift action hinges on Senate moves after amendments to the Wade reapportionment bill. The two emergency tax measures and tax anticipation notes face possible separate conference panels, while a single committee plan meets Senate resistance. Debates linger on whether to consolidate or split committees for the two appropriation bills.
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Senate
House
Achterman
Robert E. Woodside, Jr
Senae Republicanns
Names Of Rural Pupils Who Passed Test
County Superintendent Jenn C Syling announced the list of several hundred rural students who met the high school entrance exam score. Eligible pupils include those scoring 220 or higher aloud, with others auto-eligible after two years in eighth grade. Listed names cover Wilmington township South New Castle Boro Taylor Township and multiple students.
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Jenn C Syling
Wilmington
Linda Cheers
Martha Nichols
Irma Mcfarland
Alice J. Douglas
Bob Shoal
Ruchelle Miller
June Pontius
Irwin Moose
Lois Hutchison
New Castle Boro
Ida May Rivoces
Irene Zmuca
Irene Adamczyk
Alfred Kulinski
Frank Smolkowicy
Mildred Kapriva
Lovella Miles
Charles Fordyce
Florence Makarevich
Mary Jane Cochran
Viola Kwolek
Frank Pragacz
Raymond Suszinski
Robert Jones
Daniel Carney
Ethel Dudash
Glen Ketzel
John Gurgacz
Thomas Caravagio
Frank Zakrczewski
Stella Zepka
James Tanner
Taylor Township
Mary Jane Gibbons
Larry de Blasio
Tony de Angelo
John Falatko
David Guy
Helen Mochat
John Fiedler
Lida Aldan
John Ascione
Castlewood Social Roundup Features Visitors and Relatives
Miss Jean Smith of McKeesport spent Saturday night with Florence White. D. Cook of Ellwood City visited Edna White and family Monday evening. Rev. Lloyd Henry of Wellsboro spent an afternoon with the Albert Brown home. Worlie Heasley and sons of Pulaski, and Walter Smith and family of Arlington, Va., were visitors here. Donald Kennedy, CCC camp member at Sligo, Pa., weekend at home. Others moved, traveled, or visited relatives across Castlewood and New Castle area during Decoration Day and the week.
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Jean Smith
McKeesport
Plorence White
D. Cook
Ellwood City
Edna White
Familly
Lioyd Henry
Wellsboro
Albert Brown
Worlie Heasley
Pulaski
Castlewood
Walter Smith
Arlington
Donald Kennedy
CCC
Sligo
George Johnston
Sam Kennedy
John Hoover
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Arthur Morrow
Slippery Rock
Clara Morrow
Clifford Smith
New Castle
Thomas Metheny
Lee
May Remley
Beaver Falls
James Gano
Samuel Hogue
Linda
Mary Hogue
Eden Louise
Enon Valley
David Reese
Harold Brown
Richard Moore
Ellwood
New Castle Road
Myrel
Lewis Yoho
Gene
New Castle-Elwood Road
Elk County
Ray Brown
Ida Blewart
Mekhersport
Safe Drivers Given Honor at Bell Telephone Rally
Bell Telephone Company honored safe drivers at a June 3 dinner and safety rally in New Castle. Kenneth W. Reimold joined the 129000 Mile Club, while 100000 milers received special awards for another year of safe driving. J Frank Cox presented awards as district officials discussed safety and mileage milestones.
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Bell Telephone Company
Cathedral
New Castle
Kenneth W. Reimold
Sheridan Avenue
Bell
J. Frank Cox
Man Ree
Kenneth H. Beck
David R. Ingalls
William M. Dickson
Frank E. Ferguson
Pittsburgh area drive club lists longtime members and guests
The report names Reimold who has ten years of life driving and lists club members and guests with their years of service, including Charles Andrews Norman A. Bint Jesse Gates Albert W. Kable Lloyd C Palmers Harry Selple Ralph Nevel Kenneth Lockhart Francis McPhesters Frank Potter Robert H. Alexander Grant Hawthorne Howard Huber and others from New Castle Sharon Ellwood City Greenville and Shampaville with eleven ten and twelve year service brackets.
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Pittsburgh
Virdyn R. Cridwell
Earle N. Jessop
Earl W. McKissock
Austin A. Webb
New Castle
Wayne G. Sparrow
Walter EB. Peters
Sharon
Reimold
Tthe
Loey
Charles C. Andrews
East Garfield Avenue
Norman A. Bint
Blainestree
Jesse G. Gates
Albert W. Kable
Strawbridge Avenue
Lloyd C. Palmers
Myrtle Street
Horry & Selple
Northuickland Avenue
Ralph M. Nevel
Kenneth L. Lockhart
Euclid Avenue
Francis D. McPhesters
Maryland Avenue
Frank E. Potter
Line Avenue
Ellwood City
Robert H. Alexander
St Craig Street
Greenville
Grant L. Hawthorne
Twelfth Street
Howard W. Huber
Seventh Street
Botd
Shampaville
William BR. McBride
North Street
Roy G. McCoy
Walter G. Chestnut
Orchard Avenue
Henry Allshouse Escapes Injury in Fall Down Steps
Mrs O J Altman of New Castle R D 4 received word Henry Allshouse of Knox Pa and a former local resident narrowly escaped injury when he fell down the cellar steps at his home recently. He is advanced in years and sustained a painful hip bruise but no bones were broken.
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O. J. Altman
New Castle
R. D
Bat
Henry Allshouse
Knox
Allshouse
Mali
Will Be Honored At Commencement Westminster Honorary Degree
Mt. Lebanon man J G S Downs, business manager of the United Presbyterian Magazine since 1925, will receive a Doctor of Humane Letters from Westminster College on Monday. A Grove City College alum, he helped double the magazine’s circulation and served as president of the National Young Peoples Christian Union in 1908. He is a trustee and treasurer of the Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian church.
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Westminster College
Grove City College
Downs
United Presbyterian
Pittsburgh
National Young Peoples Christian Union
Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church
Westminster Graduation Week Opens With Campus Events
Westminster College schedules commencement weekend events starting Thursday afternoon June 5 with a Christian Associations ceremony in the college woods. Rodney T. Taylor of Sewickley United Presbyterian Church named speaker. Alumni day, faculty events, and a Monday commencement with Dr. Harry Holmes as speaker are planned.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Christian Associations
Premie
College Woods
MC. A
PY. W.C. A
Rodney T. Taylor
Sewickley United Presbyterian Church
Westmingier
Mushcball
Russ Cansler
Dave Boyd
KR Kelson
Herbert Graebner
William Renter
Joe Ferris
William George
Léon Marshall
Ralph Appelman
Brantson Halder
Lowell Leland
Edward Metcalf
U.P. Church
Gordon Balch Nevins
We Chanel
Ferman
Prient
Harry Holmes
American Chemical Association
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