Laurel FFA Delegates Attend Penn State Activities Week
Six Laurel Future Farmers traveled to Penn State for the FFA Activities Week with students judging agronomy land and farm mechanics contests. Awards went to Donald White for top scholarship plus bonds, DeSalvo and Emery won additional honors, while Emery heads to the Air Force.
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Laurel
Penn State University
FFA
James Frew
Robert Hill
Donald White
John McConnell
Fred McConnell
Glenn Park
FFA Sentinel
Joe Bodziach
Penn State
Donald
Superior Land and Supply Co
DeKalb
J. Francis Bank Insurance Agency
David L. DeSalvo
David Emery
H. E. Rodgers Insurance Agency
Emery
U. S. Air Force
DeSalvo
Lincoln Welding School
Cleveland
Laurel Ffa
Mid-Western Leadership Training School
Vrandy Springs Park
Mercer
Laurel FFA Schedule Highlight June Meeting
Grove City Chapter will be the opponent. June 28 is set for the next Laurel FFA meeting. Howard F. Fox as advisor will attend the vocational conference at Eagles Mere June 20 23 after accompanying the members to Penn State.
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Grove City
Laurel Ffa
Howard F. Fox
Penn State
Eagles Mere
Senate Approves Allen Sulcowe as Labor Secretary
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Senate unanimously approved A. Allen Sulcowe as labor and industry secretary, ending a three week log jam amid union and political speculation. Gov Lawr ence had named Sulcowe, a Philadelphia native, to replace William L. Batt Jr. who left for a federal relief post. The chamber also confirmed several Lawrence nominees including architects examiner Clarence S. Thalheimer and chiropractor examiner Gerhard F. Fortier.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Lawrence
State Board of Examiners of Architects
Clarence S. Thalheimer
Philadelphia
State Board of Chiropractice
Gerhard F. Fortier
Export
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie
Earle D. McCrea
Oil City
Shamokin State Hospital
Michael F. Stewart
Kulpmont
Archer B. Croll
Shamokin
C. Robert Chervanik
Elysburg
Ernest E. Sowards
New Brighton
Beaver County
Move To Abolish Equalization Board Buried
Harrisburg United Press International reports a plan to top the state tax equalization board was buried in the House. The bill would replace the three member board with an office of equalization in the internal affairs department led by a governor appointed director. The ripper amendments to abolish the board were added to a time limits bill by Rep. Steckel and Rep. Korns. The measure failed 87 to 98 after a rejected motion to commit to appropriations. Rural areas have debated since 1959 when the board’s report cut school subsidies for many farms and raised urban subsidies.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State
Internal Affairs Department
William A. Steckel
Lehigh
William R. Korns
Somerset
Steckel
Stephen McCann
Dgreene
Appropriations Committee
Equalization Board
Leesburg St Paul Group Chapel Guests At Leesburg Chapel
A five member musical team from St Paul Bible College will perform at Leesburg Chapel Wednesday at 745 p m. The group includes Mr and Mrs Roger Dean Helmut Risher Rhoda Nelson and Evans Curry. The ladies Missionary Band meets Friday at 745 p m at the home of Mrs Mayson Thompson Mercer. State Police investigate damage to the Leesburg Chapel spring benches and grove tables, rocks and debris found in the spring. Rev Ralph Polding brother of the pastor was recently dedic ated a new church at Massena NY.
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St. Paul Bible College
Leesburg Chapel
Roger Dean
Helmut Risher
Rhoda Nelson
Evans Curry
Ladies Missionary Band
Mayson Thompson
Venango St
Mercer
Harry Polding
Ralph Polding
Massena
N. Y
PUC Rejects Pennsy Plan To Drop Trains
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission rejected PRR plans to discontinue two long range passenger trains between Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburgh after hearings. The Clevelander from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Night Express from Philadelphia to Harrisburg were under consideration.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
New Castle
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Utility Commission
PUC
Railroad
PRR
Alliance Men Hear Warren Pastor At City Dinner
Alliance Gospel Tabernacle held its annual father son dinner at Union Two high school cafeteria. Rev G A Aitcheson of Warren Ohio spoke on fathers duties while the program featured music by the Glad Tidings quartet and several readings. Awards were given for oldest and youngest fathers and sons and longest distance traveled.
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Fathers and Sons
Alliance Gospel Tabernacle
Pearson St
G. A. Aitcheson
Warren
Alliance
Lester M.grimm
Miss Pearl Gibbons
Avery Rigby Jr
Charles Rigby
New York
Glad Tidings
Fosythe
Grimm
Myron Polding
Robert Dolling
Harry Karns
Albert Martin
Jonathan Fennick
Martin Sentgeorge
Harold Bogle
Glenn
What’s Happened to Comic Books
Osborne argues that comic books are not the sole cause of youth trouble. He says media like comics radio and TV reflect life but complex home school and street relationships drive behavior. Reducing blame to media oversimplifies the problem and improvements lie in broader conditions.
Book Family Picnic Reunion at Gaston Park
Descendants of William and Nancy Book plan a picnic reunion at Gaston Park on June 17. For details or ads, dial OL 8 8511.
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William and
Nancy Book
Gaston Park
Beefs vs Dairies Split Among Purebred Groups
The United States hosts 15 purebred livestock organizations for beef cattle and only six for dairy cattle. This disparity highlights focus and resources toward beef cattle breeding and promotion.
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United States
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George Sonntag
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