Governor Urges Safer Roads and Car Registration Rise
The governor notes Pennsylvania passenger car registrations and licensed drivers have risen for two months. He credits the State’s Street and Highway Safety Committee, School Boys Safety Patrols, and cooperation from media for promoting safety. New laws will require proof of financial responsibility after January, aiming to curb auto accidents and ensure drivers pay for damages.
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School Aides Cut in Number Across County Schools
Fragmented OCR notes indicate reductions in school aides and teachers under county superintendents over the next four years. Mentions of county officials and general staffing changes appear, with unclear counts and names.
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Superin County
Superinteni Ca Tay
Protests Over Bus Route Proposal At City Hearings
The Penn-Chip Lines petitioned the city commission for permission to establish a new bus route from Sampson Street to West Washington via Bampson and Greenwood to State, while the commission considers abandoning its motor bus service on Sampson Street. The hearing was presided by Vel Walker.
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Moravia Local Notes and Event Recap
Moravia reports include a community theater presentation by a local group at Big Beaver Grange Hall on June 16, featuring a cast led by Walter Hutchings and Gladys Brest. Also noted are trip plans for Mrs Alice Medard and Alene Annalesh to California, along with visitors Miss Alent Meherd de Castie at Mr Anna’s home and related family updates.
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Mary
Earl Wigley
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Community food donations listed for local aid
Merchants and friends of the Yi me a contribute three bushels of potatoes, 710 pounds of butter, 35 pounds of algar, 150 pounds of picnic ham, 25 pounds of beans, vinegar, coffee, and cakes. Books are also donated with names including Lawrence Lenion and New Castle contributors noted.
Witness Refuses To Leave Beaver When Attacked
Abe Redlich, the principal state witness in the Ray Turk trial tied to the Eilington Apartments fire in Cleveland, says he will not go to Cleveland unless Beavers district attorney accompanies him. De Castrique doubts compensation is provided and sees no reason to travel.
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Ray I. Turk
Eilington
Cleveland
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Redlich
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de Castrique
Rubber Workers Get Wage Boost at Tire & Rubber Co
Akron based Tire and Rubber Co announced a ten percent salary increase for office and factory workers. The raise takes effect July 2. The company operates plants in Akron and Los Angeles at full capacity.
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Uniternational News Service
Akron
P. W. Liteh
Thela
Gondyear 'Tire & Rubber'Co
Yasden
Aja
Los Angeles
Harrisburg Market Report Notes Rising Farm Prices
June 15 report from Pennsylvania lists an index of prices paid and prices received with notes of rapid increases since May 16. The federal state crop reporting service records a desert or drought context affecting agriculture and price movements.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Farm price upsurge in two year period drives record gains
The latest farm price figures show pronounced uptrends across commodities. Wheat rose from 63 to 84 cents, wool from 13 to 16 cents, with corn up 18 percent, oats 13 percent, potatoes 10 percent, and lambs 15 percent. The grain price index jumped 25 percent from 14 to 80 cents, the strongest gain among groups, though other groups rose 5 to 10 percent. Changes exclude May 1 records.
Use of Salt on Land Question Stirs Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a common question asks if salting land violates law. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture notes no statute currently bans applying salt to land. Officials warn people to seek proper guidance to avoid trouble, as past laxity can recur.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
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