Fisher Unable To Attend Ceremony
Former Governor John S. Fisher says press of business will prevent his attendance at the Indiana Day celebration sponsored by the merchants auxiliary and the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. He regrets not being able to be on hand for the event.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Merchants Auxiliary
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
John S. Fisher
Press of Business Affairs
Fisher
Insurance Company
Indiana
Will Probe Cause of Steel Plants Leaving State
Harrisburg June 20 The Mentzer bill creating a joint commission to investigate the migration of steel plants from Pennsylvania was advanced by the Senate. The seven member panel would include two from each chamber and three appointed by the governor. Members serve without pay and report to the 1987 session. The measure would fund the survey with $25,000, likely reduced to about $10,000.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Senate
Mentzer
Pennsylvania
Assembly
Cold Rolls Defeat Mechanicals 13 8 at Rosena Furnace Field
Cold Rolls softball team from Tin Mill league beat Mechanicals 13 to 8 at Rosena Furnace field. Pitchers were Kendra and Rowe for Cold Rolls and Patton for Mechanicals. Key hitters included Seneski, Rowe, Eardley, Harlan, Morgan, Eardley, Kendra, and Patton.
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City Highway Ordinance Bans Heavy Cedar Street Transit
New Castle ordinance prohibits driving on Cedar street between Mahoning and Cherry with vehicles over 10 000 pounds combined load. Police to post signs. violators face 300 dollar fine plus costs or up to 10 days in county jail. Passed June 10, 1935 by Mayor Chas Mayne and City Clerk William Burns.
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Compensation Laws Not To Be Altered
Harrisburg report states liberalization of workmen compensation was dead for the session as Republicans blocked drastic changes and Democrats rejected a moderate GOP alternative. A last minute compromise preserved the Graff child labor bill while Salus and Halaska measures faced House-Senate disputes.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Republican Senate
Democratic House
Salus
Furman
Roosevelt
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Croton Juniors Penalized for Ineligible Players
The Croton Progressive Juniors face suspensions after being found guilty of using ineligible players in two junior softball games against the Reliables and Keystone A. C. Juniors. The result of the Winters game will stand as the Winters defeated the Cree tons with eligible players.
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