Legislature May Adjourn Within Two Weeks In Harrisburg
Pennsylvania's split legislature cleared minor bills while awaiting senate action on two key budget measures totaling about 319.4 million dollars. Leaders expect adjournment sine die within two weeks despite a delay, with conference committees likely for major appropriations and tax notes.
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Raymond Wilcove
International News Service
Orresponder
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Senate
House
Achterman
Robert E. Woodside, Jr
Senate Republicanus
Safe Drivers Given Honor at Bell 100000 Mile Club Dinner
Bell Telephone honors safety with a June dinner in New Castle where Kenneth W. Reimold joins the 190000 Mile Club. Special 100000 mile awards go to ten veterans. district officials and guests discuss the company safety program as members list long driving records and miles without accidents.
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Bell Telephone Company
Cathedral
New Castle
Kenneth W. Reimold
Sheridan Avenue
Bell
J. Frank Cox
Kenneth H. Beck
David R. Ingalls
William M. Dickson
Frank E. Ferguson
Pittsburgh
Virdyn R. Caldwell
Earle N. Jessop
Earl W. McKissock
Austin A. Webb
Wayne G. Sparrow
Walter E. Peters
Sharon
Reimold
Eafly
Charles C. Andrews
East
Garfield Avenue
Norman A. Bintrim
Blaine Street
Jesse G. Gates
Euclid Avenue
Albert W. Kahle
Strawbridge Avenue
Lloyd C. Palmers
Myrtle Street
Harry S. Seiple
North Oakland Avenue
Ralph M
Nevel
Kenneth L. Lockhart
Francis D. McPheeters
Maryland Avenue
Frank E. Potter
Line Avenue
Fllwood City
Robert H. Alexander
Craig Street
Greenville
Grant L. Hawthorne
Twelfth Street
Howard W. Huber
Seventh Street
Sharpsville
William R. McBride
North Street
Ellwood City
Roy G. McCoy
Walter C. Chestnut
Orchard Avenue
Snaron
Names Of Rural Pupils Who Passed Test Announced
County Superintendent John C. Syling revealed hundreds of rural students who scored 220 of 470 on the high school entrance exam are eligible for fall entry. Those advanced automatically include eighth graders of two years or more. lists show students from Wilmington township South New Castle Boro and Taylor Township with numerous names.
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John C. Syling
Wilmington Township
Linda Cheers
Martha Nichols
Irma McFarland
Alice J. Douglas
Bob Shoaf
Ruchelle Miller
June Pontius
Irwin Moose
Lois Hutchison
South New Castle
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 Mochai
John Fiedler
Lida Aldan
John Ascione
Goldie McClain
Mary Li
Community Parade of Visits in Castlewood and Area
Local notes record numerous visits and gatherings around Castlewood with residents from McKeesport Ellwood City Wellsboro Pulaski Arlington Va Sligo Beaver Falls Enon Valley Slippery Rock and New Castle Also mentions hospital operation recovery and family visits during Decoration Day weekend and cousins and friends hosting at various homes.
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C. D. Cook
Ellwood City
Edna White
Lloyd Henry
Wellsboro
Albert Brown
Wylie Heasley and Sons
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
McKeesport
New Castle
Thomas Metheny
Ruth
Henry Allshouse Escapes Injury in Fall Down Steps
Mrs. O. J. Altman of New Castle reports Henry Allshouse of Knox Pennsylvania, a former local resident, narrowly escaped serious injury after tumbling down cellar steps at his home. He suffered a hip bruise but no broken bones. The News by Mail one year five dollars.
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O. J. Altman
New Castle R. D. 4
Henry Allshouse
Knox
Allshouse
Downs to receive humane letters degree at Westminster Commencement
J C Downs of Mt. Lebanon will be awarded a Doctor of Humane Letters by Westminster College on June 9. A Grove City College alum, he joined the United Presbyterian magazine staff in 1902 and has since doubled its circulation while serving as business manager.
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New Wilmington
J. C. Downs
Mt. Lebanon
United Presbyterian
Westminster College
Grove City College
Downs
Pittsburgh
National Young People Christian Union
Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church
Ed Reiber
Lillian Mitchell
East Brook
Mary McCreary
Neshannock Falls
Fletcher L. Rutland
Sumpter Ville
Fla
Rutland
Grace Reiber Rutland
Judge Musmanno Announces Superior Court Candidacy
Pittsburgh June 4 International News Service Judge Michael A Musmanno a colorful member of Allegheny county court of common pleas today announced his candidacy for the state superior court.
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Pittsburgh
Michael A. Musmanno
Allegheny County
Court of Common Pleas
State Superior Court
Westminster Graduation Week Opens With Picnics And Alumni Events
Westminster College prepares for commencement week starting June 5 with a YMCA U P sermon and a picnic in the college woods. Alumni day activities include a faculty game at 2 PM Saturday, a luncheon at noon, and an alumni dance in the gym. Commencement Monday at 2 PM features Dr. Harry Holmes as speaker.
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Westminster College
Christian Associations
College Woods
Y. W.C
Rodney T. Taylor
Sewickley United Presbyterian Church
Westminster
Russ Cansler
Dave Boyd
Dean M. R. Kelso
Herbert Graebner
William Reuter
Joe Ferris
Russ Cansier
William George
Leon Marshall
Ralph Appelman
Brantson Holder
Lowell Leland
Edward Metcalf
U. P
Gordon Balch Nevin
R. F. Galbreath
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Spotlight
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