Rules to guide plane problems speed up in Pennsylvania
SPEED WORK ON RULES TO GUIDE PLANE PROBLEMS COMPLETE NEW MAP HARRISBURG March 22 Rules and regulations for the control of pilots and landing fields in Pennsylvania are in final stages and expected for distribution soon. The delay stems from amendments by federal aeronautics bureau in Washington. Officials from Internal Affairs and the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission returned from Washington after meetings with federal authorities. Exams for prospective pilots and plane inspections under state law will begin soon. A map showing airports and landing fields was completed and shown to the McKeesport chamber of commerce.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Aeronautics
Pennsy Lania
Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
Thomas G. Taylor
Commission
Robert M. Ginter
Washington
William P. McCrachen, Jr
Commerce
R. M. Scariell
F. D. McKintz
Fedaal Bureau
Chamber of Commerce of
McKeesport
Chamber
Plan inspection of all roadside stands planned
Harrisburg March 22 Plans have been completed for spring clean up of public eating and drinking places across the commonwealth. Howard M Haines states the restaurant hygiene section of the state health department will inspect roadside eating stands on main and secondary highways to safeguard motorists. Health officer personnel will conduct investigations focused on cleanliness utensil cleansing food protection and medical exams for food handlers.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Howard M. Haines
State Health Department
State grows too fast for farms to meet demand
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania population rises rapidly while farm output lags. Despite a 40 percent rise in output per farmer over 50 years, total production cannot keep pace with population growth, reducing per person home grown food. Potatoes and dairy items track consumption, but wheat and meat fall short.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
New tri motor plane tested for Byrd South Pole trip
Floyd Bennett and Bernt Balchen test a Ford Stout tri motor at Ford Airport for Richard Byrd's South Pole expedition. They arrived from New York aboard a Bellanca, with a Fokker as the third aircraft. After testing they planned a flight to Winnipeg, weather permitting today.
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Detroit
Floyd Bennet
Bernt Balchen
Ford Airport
Richard F Byrd
South Pole
Bennett
Balchen
New York
Fokker
Seek Applications for Shaeffer Award 1928
Harrisburg March 22 The State Council of Education has set eligibility for the Nathan Shaeffer Memorial scholarship fund. The 1928 award totals 600 dollars for graduates of accredited colleges seeking advanced degrees in education. Applications must be written to the secretary of the State Council of Education in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
iThe Btete Council of Education
Nathan €. Shaeffer
Iis
State Council of Education
Pennsylvania
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad Ends After Receivership
In Chicago on March 21 Judge James H. Wilkerson signed an order ending the three year receivership of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. Its properties were transferred to the newly formed Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railway as the former line formally ceased to exist.
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Railroad 18
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul RR
James H. Wilkerson
Road
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway
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