Seven Colleges Lose Accredited Rating Dropped From List
United Press reports the North Central Association upheld dismissals of seven colleges from its accredited list. Ashland College Ashland University of Detroit McKenree College Lebanon TM College of the Quarks Clarkville Ark Xavier University Cincinnati Rochester dullum College Rochester Minn Regis College Denver. plus a separate note on a 30 year old age limit at a public party in Great Bend with previous attendance figures.
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United Press
Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Ashland College
Ashland
University of Detroit
Detroit
McKen~uree College
Lebanon
College of the Quarks
Clarkville
Ark
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Rochester Dullm College
Rochester
Minn
Regis College
Denver
W E A Enjoy Tureen Supper By Women’s Club
The W E A ladies held a tureen supper with twenty five members attending at 6:20 pm. Miss Mellie E Lounsburg read a note inviting all W B A members to a luncheon at Warren Pa for Miss Francis D Partridge, supreme secretary of Port Huron Mich, on April 28. Galas honored Mrs Catherine Young Mrs Frank Brooks Mrs Mary Clark Mrs Mary Paulson Mrs J Chase and Mrs Villettie Hewitt. Next Friday the meeting starts at 7 40 pm. Mrs H Blakeslee of Erie visited, planning a short weekend stay with relatives in Spartansburg.
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Mellie E.lounsburg
W B.A. Memors
Warren
Francis D. Partridgo
Port Huron
Mich
Catherine Young
Frank Brooks
Mary Clark
Mary Paulson
J. Chase
Vilettie Hewitt
Personal Notices From Multiple Cities Mention Local Visitors
Personal mentions record numerous travelers and visitors. Miss Margaret Crowe and Mrs. Crowe with son Martin return from a Florida vacation via Orlando and Daytona Beach stopping at Magnolia Gardens and Ashley in Charleston before visiting relatives. many others, including Mr. and Mrs. Downs, Myrtie, and G. A. Stearns, travel, visit, or attend family events across Meadville Jamestown Warren and Kane, with guests staying at homes on West Smith Street and North Center Street and relatives traveling to Meadville for services or weekends.
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Margaret Crowe
Waits
FW. J. Crowe
Martin
Bear Lake
Orlando
Ponce du Leon Springs
Daytona Reno
Fla
Magnolia Gardens
Magnoliasom-the- Ashley
Charleston
Thomas Paying
Ruby McCullough
Hunter
Erie
G. A. Stearns
Robert Sprague
Dunkirk
Amos_Allen
Union City
Fisk
J. W. Adwringan
St. Johnsviltg
Lottie Holton
Meadville
3. D. Sample
Jamestown
Mina Frances Sample
Wek Nethergall
Mabel Ten- Hagen
Palm ‘Beach
John Flanigan
North Center St
Hudsons
N.Y
G A. Siss
Vaniergritt
Ruth Anderson
Grove Street
D. A. Hillstrom
New York City
Carl Coates
Spartansburg
FT. Burtinghs
Eva Niver
Kane
A. Baungrotz
Franklin
A. Danton
Corty
LIFT RESTRICTIONS AT YOUNGSTOWN BANK
Withdrawal restrictions on 14 million dollars in savings deposits at Dollar Savings & Trust Co and City Trust and Savings Bank were lifted. The move followed a sale of 2.5 million dollars in Dollar bank stock for 1.25 million in City bank stock to the RFC, restoring normal banking operations and liquidity. About 16,000 depositors can withdraw, with banks reserving 90 days notice of withdrawal.
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Youngstown
Dollar Savings & Trust Co
City Trust and Savings Bank
Dollar
RFC
China denies Japan's claim of agreement
China rejects Tokyo’s assertion that Beijing agreed to a hands off policy in the Orient. A Foreign Ministry spokesman calls China’s purported acquiescence absurd and notes the report seems spun by Japan to sway world opinion. A second item reports Irvine N. King, 27, found dead after jumping from the Swickley Carapalis bridge near Swickley, Pennsylvania.
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Nanking
China
Japan
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Shwickley Pa
Irvine N. ‘King
Monn Lebanon
Swiveley-Carapalis Bridge
Joseph Kent
Rose Installed Bradock Burgess After Court Ruling
In Bradock Pennsylvania April 21 1945 H Rose was named burgess after judges Moore and Patterson revoked Wredheim抯 election certificate in quarter sessions court and ordered Rose to serve as burgess.
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Burgess Braddock, Pa
H. Rose
Bradock
George W. Moore
Frank P. Patterson
Wredheim
Rose
Burgess
Dorcas Class Meeting Plans May 2 Dinner
Twenty five members of the Dorcas Sunday School class met at the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon Paulson 135 Park Street for a regular social and business session A devotional period scripture reading and songs opened the meeting Plans were outlined for a church dinner on May 2 when the husbands will be guests A salad lunch was served and members were urged to attend the Missionary convention at Union City next Tuesday.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Gordon Paulson
Park Street
Dorcas
Beneld
Union City
R. S. Dewey
Paulson
O. M .Hillburg
Watts
Gordon
Helen Dahlstrand
Stocks Move Irregularly Amid Dollar Decline in New York
New York stocks showed irregular moves on April 21 as the dollar tumbled to new lows since the year’s devaluation before rallying and closing above the gold shipping point. Closing prices included American Can 108, American Locomotive 34, Bethlehem Steel 43, General Electric 28.5, General Motors 38.00.05, and Continental Can 8. The list also referenced Bendix Aviation, Canadian Pacific, and other big names amid unsettled market conditions.
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United Press
New York
Europe
THE
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Oaetes
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Paciiante
Gaia
Ghryster
al Columbia Gas
BBY
D’ Oil Ees En
Curtiss-Wright
Ea Hrigiaeley Burts
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel Rr A
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Firemen hurt after 10 rescued in Clearfield blaze
An explosion during a fire started by a kerosene lamp injured two firefighters in Clearfield Pennsylvania. Ten residents were removed from upstairs windows before the blast. Two victims were badly burned and admitted to Clearfield Hospital. Cause of the explosion is unknown.
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United Press
Clearfield
Clearfield Hospital
Lanyard Faces Jewel Heist Turn on Pacific Ship
On the ship bound for America, Lanyard discovers his son is alive under the name Maurice Parry and entangles with an emerald theft plot. Crozier’s daughter Fay aids, while detectives and officers probe two cheaters and a counterfeiting scheme involving Habsburg emeralds.
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SIS
Navarre
America
Michael Lanyard
Lone West
Crookdom
Lanyard
Maurice Parry
Fenno
Crozier
Fay Crozier
Maurice
Fay
Monsieur
Monsieur le Capitaine
Dole
Tanvard
M. Lanyard
Madame Iam
Mie
le Gapitsine
Conyard
Monsieur le Gapitaine
Mr. Pascal
Plon
Banyard
Anett
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Mary Anderson
Washington, D. C
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Priday
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Clarion
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Mra
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M. H. ‘Byatt
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Ipa
Williams
Gabrye
Sehryger
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Titusville
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Gerty
Charles Racke
Center Street
Youngstown Bank
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R. D
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E. E. Guignon
Camdenton
Wzard
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Canada
Clayton Turner
Jamesown
National Dairy
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Penna RR
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Studebaker
Texas
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United Aircraft
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