Lawmakers approve judges pay hike amid opposition
Francis Worley of Adams County attacked a bill raising judges pay by 18 to 20 percent as wasteful before it passed 157 to 19 in the House. Worley, an attorney not in the State Bar Association, claimed legislators are puppets of judges. The measure then went to the Senate for concurrence and to Governor Duff for approval after revisions.
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Francis Worley
Adams County
General Assembly
Harrisburg
Worley
Pennsylvania Bar Asociation
American Bar Association
House
Senate
Bar Association
Duff
Turnpike Extension Passes House With One Nays
Francis Worley of Adama County cast the lone no vote as the Pennsylvania House approved the Turnpike extension by a wide margin. The measure authorizes the Turnpike Commission to extend the road from its eastern terminus near Carlisle to Philadelphia.
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Francis Woriey
Adama County
General Assembly
State House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Worley
Turnpike Commission
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Worley Presides as Acting Speaker in Harrisburg Visit
Mr Worley was called by Speaker Franklin H Lichtenwalter to preside over the House during the speaker's brief absence. It marked the first time since Worley went to Harrisburg that he wielded the gavel as presiding officer of the House.
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Mr. Worley
Franklin H. Lichtenwalter
House
Assembly
Harrisburg
McSherrystown Borough Plans Street Repairs
At its June meeting the McSherrystown borough council decided to spend about $2,000 on street repairs. Tarvia will cost $1,150 and $300 will be spent on stone. Work will be done by borough employees. South Street will be repaired and resurfaced.
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McSherrystown
South Street
Sylvia Lente 23 Killed In Allentown Crash
Miss Sylvia Elsine March 23 daughter of Mr and Mrs C Laurin March 86 Devon Road Hempstead New York was killed in an automobile accident at Allentown on Saturday She had spent the weekend at Lehigh University and was a Alfred University graduate majoring in industrial ceramics designing She managed Ember Glow Pottery in New York City Surviving are her parents two brothers Lt Laurin March Jr in the U S Air Forces and Donald H March a student at Colorado A and M College Funeral services were held at Christ Presbyterian Church Hempstead Also Irvin Hostetter Hanover R D 4 was charged with parking on the highway in an information before Justice L G Kuhn
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Sylvia Elsine March
C. Laurin March
Devon Road
Hempstead
N. Y
Allentown
Abbottstown
Hanover
Lehigh University
Alfred University
Alfred
Ember-Glow Pottery Company
New York City
Laurin March
U. S. Air Forces
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
Donald H. March
Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical Arts College
Fort Collins
Colo
Christ Presbyterian Church
New Oxford Lions Elect Officers for Upcoming Year
The New Oxford Lions club elected Clyde O. Gerber as president and William Alwine Jr. as first vice president at the June 1 meeting at Cross Keys diner. Fred Klunk was named second vice president, Robert Keith third vice president, Ivan R. Mechtly secretary, Clair Mumper treasurer, Karl Hoffmeister tail twister, John George lion tamer, with two directors, Robert Hemminger and Maurice Miller. Installation is set for the first July meeting.
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Oxford Lions Club
Cross Keys
Clyde O. Gerber
William Alwine Jr
Fred Klunk
Robert Keith
Ivan R. Mechtly
Clair Mumper
Karl Hoffmeister
Tall Twister
John George
Robert Hemminger
Maurice Miller
Eighth Grade Eligibles Named at St Joseph’s Bonneauville
The eighth grade pupils from St Joseph’s parochial school Bonneauville are listed as eligible for high school entrance. Names include Eva Kuhn Joyce Orndorff Helen Smith Betty Myers Patricia Chrismer Catherine Storm Robert Weaver James Sneeringer James Claybaugh Mark Miller Mark Kuhn Harold Olden and Stephen Orndorff. Mrs George D Stahley Gettysburg observed her 84th birthday anniversary Thursday.
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St. Joseph's Parochial School
Bonneauville
Eva Kuhn
Joyce Orndorff
Helen Smith
Betty Myers
Patricia Chrismer
Catherine Storm
Robert Weaver
James Sneeringer
James Claybaugh
Mark Miller
Mark Kuhn
Harold @olden
Stephen Orndorff
Six Individuals Charged In Code Violations In Hanover Area
D Bortner of Hanover paid a ten dollar fine plus costs to Justice Howard Blocher for failing to yield half the highway as charged by state police from the Gettysburg sub station. Earl Messinger of Gettysburg R 5 was fined ten dollars for not applying for regular auto license tags within the legal time after temporary tags. Police noted the rule requires filing for regular tags the same day temporary tags are obtained. Richard M Crouse of Hanover also paid fines and costs to Justice Leo Storm at Bonneauville for similar violations.
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D. £. Bortner
Hanover
Justice of the Peace
Howard G. Blocher
Littlestown
Gettysburg
Earl Messinger
L. G. Kuhns
Conewago Township
Richard M. Crouse
Leo Storm
Bonneauville
Magazines to Library and Quarantine Notice
Magazines for New Oxford High School library will be sent to Adams County Branch Library during vacation for circulation including Wee Wisdom Child Life Polly Pigtails American McCalls Woman's Home Companion Life Look Time and Newsweek. Littlestown R 2 Mt Joy Township home of Mr and Mrs Howard F Schwartz quarantined June 12 for typhoid fever. Their son John 23 contracted the disease and is at Warner hospital. A speeding charge was filed by the local State police.
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Oxford Righ
Adams County
Wee Wisdom
Child Life
Polly Pigtails
American
McCalls
Woman's Home Companion
Life
Look
Tine
Newsweek
Howard F. Schwartz
Mt. Joy Township
Littlestown R. 2
William J. Shields
John
Warner Hospital
Bittinger Resigns as Driver at McSherrystown Office
E M Bittinger, driver on the over and McSherrystown post office, resigns effective August 1 announced by Postmaster Claude O Meekley. Bittinger has been associated with the service in the past.
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E. M. Bittinger
McSherrystown
Claude O. Meekley
Mr. Bittinger
Draft notes on Melvin Neal supervision change
The memo mentions Melvin Neal in a draft context and references supervision by William Marts. It notes a supervisor role and suggests a reorganization or system draft related to the year. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear action or outcome.
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Melvin Neal
Wiliam Marts
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