Budget Fight Delays Pennsylvania Legislature Adjournment
Governor James will oppose final adjournment until the Democratic House passes a budget closer to his preferences. The revised $542 million plan cuts taxes but adds costs, leaving the chamber deadlocked and the state operating on credit. House leaders warn of a July 1 closure while urging more funds for relief and missing $15.8 million in essential items.
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Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Democratic House
House
Robert E. Woodside,Jr
Senate
Leon Achterman
James
Achterman
Woodside
Soldiers monument planned with July 4 dedication
New Bedford notes that the soldiers monument has been placed and plans are underway for its dedication on July 4. Community events include Children’s Day at Hopewell Presbyterian on June 8, and various guest visits and family travels across Ohio and nearby towns.
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Frederick Sagabiel
Jameson Hospital
Alice Gruver
Charles Eppinger
Geneva
Clarence McClenahan
Edenburg
Ernest Wallace
Buffalo
N. Y
B. F. Harry
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Edward Grunenwald
Camp Eustis
Elizabeth Ropp
Dana Institute of Music
Warren
Robert Wallace
Kentucky
Dingledy
California
Leslie
William
Margaret Callander
Elizabeth Dickson
Arthur Wright
Tent Hall
Melvin Moorehouse
Barbara
New Concord
Charlotte
Lydia Knorr
Charles
Washington, D. C
Kildoo
Jessie Kildoo
New Castle
Henry Wetzel
Russell Bailey
Richomnd
Anna Bailey
Willis Moore
Cooperstown
Allan Hurt
Cleveland
George Wortman
New Bedford
Homer Hilty
W. F. Rogers
C. L. Zedaker
San Francisco
Calif
Gladys
Indiana
Mooney Bros Co
Sewage disposal system studied in New Wilmington
Charles Young district engineer for the state health department studied New Wilmington sewage disposal problem and gave a report at the council meeting. Council spokesmen will pursue solutions quickly. The column notes Curly Scotch kale can be planted now for fall use and resists early frost.
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New Wilmington
Charles Young
State Health Department
Meadville
Resume Work At N Y A Project Here
Work has been resumed at the N Y A project in Cunningham Woods at the Boys Work Experience Center after a halt on April 30. A further appropriation for completion has been approved and a small crew started. about fifteen men and boys are at work with plans for a larger force soon.
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Cunningham Woods
Two New ORA Students at New Castle Airport
Two new ORA students are reported at the New Castle Airport. Names listed are Dick Brundage from Delaware Avenue and Ed Tuck McKee of 208 North Crawford Avenue.
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William H. Ice
New Oro
New Castle
Dick Brundage
Delaware Avenue
Ed “Tuck” McKee
Crawford Avenue
Former Resident Belle Lusk Dies in California
Mrs. Belle Wallace Lusk of Oakland, widow of Joseph R. Lusk and former Mahoningtown resident, died in California after about 20 years there. A daughter Agnes predeceased her in 1940. she leaves numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at Palo Alto Cemetery.
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Belle Wallace Lusk
Oakland
Calif
Joseph R. Lusk
Lusks
California
Lusk
Joseph and
Jane Wallace
Pio
Neer
Mahoningtown
Agnes
Palo Alto
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Mill and
Washington
Preston
Derosa
Jefferson St
Fisher Bros
Axe
Civil Defense Commission
Ree Ramh
Eckerd’s
U.S. P
Vyheatamin
HINDS
Lapp’s
Baby Foods
Clapp
Lyons
Kolynos
Spigel
Parker
Tally-Ho Dog Food
Petermans Discovery
Elim Dry Cleaner
Coot Electric
Cashmere
Woodbury
Agfa
Eastman
Sun Beam
Remington Shavers
Beautiful
Prescription Drug Store
E. Washington ST
Eastman Films
Hobson
Too
Caldwell’s
S. T
Beauty
Nestle
Eckerds
Baner & Black
Bauer & Black Elastic
Korjena
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