Urban planning could protect farms from urban pressures
Dr. William L. Henning argues that rising urbanization in Pennsylvania prompts smarter land use. He urges careful planning and zoning to balance farming with housing and industry, stabilize taxes, and prevent rural decline while guiding growth and protecting public services.
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Pennsylvania
Two Hospitalized After Plane Crash Near Aliquippa
A single engine Stinson Voyager flipped over during a crash landing on a farm ten miles west of Aliquippa Pennsylvania. Pilot Thomas Krieger twenty eight suffered facial injuries and was in good condition at Aliquippa Hospital. Passenger Edward Vogel from Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbus Ohio treated for minor injuries and released. A second crash nearby last Monday killed pilot Joseph Foley from Weirton West Virginia. Passenger the Rev Michael Kushner Greek Catholic priest remained in Aliquippa Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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UPI
Here
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas Krieger
Aliquippa Hospital
Edward Vogel
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Joseph Foley
Weirton
W.va
Hopewell
Michael Kushner
Mary Pickford Named First Lady of the World by Institute
The American Institute of Fine Arts named former silent film star Mary Pickford the First Lady of the World at a Sunday luncheon attended by about 600. She displayed items from Pickfair and her 1929 Oscar along with other art possessions from her career.
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COLONAID touted as new laxative for aging colon
A medical claim outlines COLONAID as a three part laxative offering relief by moisturizing dry waste, rebulking flabby muscles, and stimulating nerve reflexes for a mass movement. It promises overnight relief with gentle action and claims safety for expectant mothers and no vitamin absorption interference. Introductory size priced at 43 cents.
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Colonaid
Agriculture aims tight pork imports to curb swine fever
The Agriculture Department proposes stricter rules on pork imports to guard against African swine fever, including bans on uncooked goods from affected regions and allowed heat sterilized products. The ARS warns the disease is highly virulent and fatal, spreading via carriers.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Research Service
ARS
Portugal
Spain
Africa
WCTU Board Set to Convene Thursday in YWCA
The Executive Board of Lawrence County WCTU will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m in the YWCA with county president Mrs W W Bell presiding.
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WCTU
Lawrence County
YWCA
W. W. Bell
Stanley Family Visit Ties Seattle to Bessemer Kin
Personal mention noting Mr and Mrs Lester Stanley and daughter Kathleen Lee of Seattle are visiting for two weeks with Lester Stanley s parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stanley and brother Garry Dick Stanley at 18 Sixth St Bessemer.
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Lester Stanley
Kathleen Lee
Seattle, Wash
Stanley
Lawrence Stanley
Garry Dick Stanley
Sixth St
Bessemer
Plain Language Outsmarts Worried Official In Plumbing Tale
North Carolina event features Commerce Secretary Hodges and a concrete clash over hydrochloric acid used to clear clogged pipes. A Bureau of Standards scientist warns of corrosive residue, but a plumber defends the method until higher-ups intervene. This mirrors caution in public communication.
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N. C
UPI
Commerce
Luther H.hodges
North Carolina Seedman's Association
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Bureau
The Family Scrapbook by Ernest G. Osborne
Maria Isabela, age ten, is the oldest child in a Mexican settlement while a Mayan temple is being built. She carries a two year old on her hip and misses much play, serving as a built in babysitter with both advantages and disadvantages for family life.
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Maria Isabela
United States
Money reports burglary of $235 from Sherman Oaks home
James R. Money told police that a night break in at his Sherman Oaks apartment led to the theft of $235 from his trouser pockets.
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
James R. Money
Pilot error blamed in most general aviation crashes
Investigations show pilot error causes or contributes to about 75 percent of general aviation accidents. New York report notes errors in three of four crashes and highlights aviation safety concerns.
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New York
Food Stamp Plan Proving Success in Fayette County
Harrisburg reports show 388 retailers and 45 wholesalers taking part. About 8,000 needy families in Fayette County signed up. 5,000 received $85,260 in free stamps between June 1 and June 12. Total stamps distributed reached $217,914 with families contributing $132,654.
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PWD
Fayette County
Public Welfare Department
Lady Recovers After Sys-Tone For Stomach Gas
A woman who feared lying down reports stomach gas rising to her throat causing near choking. She says Sys-Tone cured the gas and improved energy with iron and vitamins. The ad claims the remedy costs only a few cents daily and is available at Eckerd’s Drug Store and nearby outlets in New Castle.
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Sys-Tone
Eckerd
New Castle
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