Five Education Bills Signed By Governor Pinchot
Harrisburg March 28 Special education for deaf blind or crippled children ages 6 to 16 is provided for as Gov Pinchot signs five bills from Senator Lanins. Districts must fund or send students to suitable outside schools. The governor also signs a Woodward milk bill and a measure allowing the forest and water department to accept gifts and donations.
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International News Serview
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Lanins
York County
Dial
Depari
Education bills outline funding and exams for students
The text describes education council standards for classes and examinations by medical inspectors or approved mental clinics. It details how school expenses and teacher salaries are shared between state and districts, and outlines state aid up to 500 per student for blind or deaf students pursuing higher education. Woodward bill bans milk in open containers in public venues. exceptions include cream and skimmed milk. Additional bills authorize the state to accept charitable gifts for fox eat and water and allocate funds for an architect overseeing the New Cumberland state institution for inebriates.
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Council of Education
Department of Education
Woodward Bil
Woodward
Hendrake
Fraugkin
Department of Fox Eat and Water
Schantz
Lehigh
New Cumberland
New Hospital Site Chosen In Oakland District
Announcement by Nathaniel Spear, head of the Montifiers Hospital site committee, states the new hospital will be built in Oakland District. Ground cost $350,000 has been paid, with total project cost estimated at $1,500,000. The statement ends with a quip about taxes and jail.
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Conternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Nathaniel Spear
Montifiers Hospital
Oakland
Broadcast Bill's Radiolays By WILLIAM 8. DOUGLASS
A 1926 reminiscence describes radio as a portable constant companion during chores at Perkins general store. The narrator, William Douglass, values news and music over gossip and notices how radio entertains Jim and him while milking and feeding stock. They enjoy the announcer’s yarns and the living room atmosphere as they listen together in the barn with Dabbin, their horse, sharing the moment.
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Perkins General Stars
Brown
Jon Simpson
Bend
Jim
Wakin Springs
Westinghouse Electric & Sceutistiriae Company
Listening In What Did You Hear Tell The Nova Of Your Radio
The piece notes warmer weather may bring stronger radio static as experts explain sun ionizes the ether. It discusses how static increases with heat and hints at seasonal radio conditions changing with sun activity.
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Rata
Night Hawks in Kansas City Dominate Radio Night
A busy radio scene painted with local drummer Chester Garwig broadcasting from WCAE and a planned KDKA WBZ WBZ contest for Victor Saudek's patriotic song Son Of America. Reports praise Westminster Girls Glen Club, New Castle band hopes to broadcast from KDKA, and notes on global broadcasts from Shanghai to Vladivostok.
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Chester Garwig
Sigone
Blue Blowera
WCAE
Robert Saudek
Victor Saudek
Vedika
KDKA
K ¥W
WBZ
KFKX
New Castle
Blum
Westminster Girls’ Glen Club
Would Register All Accountants Would Register All Accountants
New York March 26 Legislation to restrict the practice of accountancy to state certified or registered professionals may be discussed at the Council of the American Institute of Accountants meeting in Washington on April 13. The institute supports restricting practice to those who demonstrate fitness, with Maryland already enforcing such limits and efforts underway elsewhere.
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New York
N. Y
Council of the American Insttute of Accountante
Washington, D. C
Conncil
Acct
Forco
Maryland
Concerts and programs across time zones on March 30 1925
A long list of musical events and broadcasts across multiple stations and cities on Monday March 30 1925. Soprano and piano pieces, children's stories, diet and health talks, and orchestral concerts occur from New York WHAF to Denver KOA, Hastings, and St Louis WBC. Details include performers like baritone soloists, string trios, and university ensembles, with varied times from late afternoon to night across Eastern Central and Pacific times.
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New York
P. Gypsies
Columbia University Clee Club
Hotel Roose
Detroit
P.m. Algobrand
Pictebureh
East Fiabaneh
Stoackman
Daddy Winkum
Joan G. Bowman
Chauncellor
South America
Kdea Little Symphony Orchestra
Arlington Line
Radio Features Today Light Schedule Notes
A scrambled listing from Eastern Standard Times outlines radio features for today. It mentions Westinghouse at 8, studio segments at 9, and programming changes including Washington and Jefferson segment by K Spaeth on WG in New York.
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Eastern Standard Times
JEDEA
Itixburgh
Westinghouse
Studio Siggiund Suiny
Intington
Jefferson
K Spaeth
WRWG
Wis
Schenechery
New York
Washington
Hearing Set Tuesday On Forest Bonds
Harrisburg March 24 officials announce Tuesday as the time of a final executive hearing on forest bonds and a proposed constitutional amendment. The international news service reports ongoing discussions and anticipated decisions affecting state financing and constitutional change.
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International News Service
Harrissurg
Aspirin Gargle for Tonsillitis Advised
A fragment suggests using two Rever tablets of Aspirin dissolved in four tablespoons of water as a gargle for tonsillitis. It advises using genuine Bayer tablets in tins of twelve, sold for a few cents.
Bond issue for reforestation lands faces opposition in Senate
A proposed $10,000,000 bond authorization for forest lands faces opposition over burden on taxpayers. Proponent Senator McDade argues the plan mirrors past gains, noting it would take decades to acquire necessary acres for the forest and reforestation program. The measure passed House and Senate readings and moves to public submission after a second hearing amid taxpayer concerns.
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House
USA
Senate
MicDade
Department of Poresta and Waters
Ealing
Pated
Erie
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