W R C plans catapure dinner and club notices
The W R C met yesterday in regular session planning the usual catapure dinner for Tuesday at Mrs. Will Westley’s Worth Street home. Obituaries note Elijah William Hodge, 90, Greenville manufacturer and philanthropist, died after a two year illness. born in England, he led Hodge Manufacturing and supported charity work.
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Vinetlio Hewitt
Will Westley
Worth Street
Elijah William Hodge
Greenville
England
Hodge
Hodge Manufacturing Company
Rebekah
F. Hall
H. L. Raymond
Ira Aj Miller
M. E. Ferry
East South Street
SB. Clan
Lowville
W. ©. Thornton
City and Vicinity News Snapshots
Local items report graduation of a naval cadet and others leaving the service. Navy downsizing prompts diploma acceptance by John Wesley Stewart of Bradford to pursue a career elsewhere. A Pennsylvania Railroad detective, William Cryle, 56, dies from injuries after a collision near Kissi Junction. Accidents include Paul Garner, 14, injured by a severed tendon after a farm incident, and Carl Basile, 9, severely injured by a car in Jamestown. Community notes cover enrollments, civic roles, and local events from Meadville to Kane, plus weather and plane demonstrations at Meadville Airport.
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United States Naval Academy
John Wesley Stewart
Kennedy Street
Bradford
Navy
William Crylé
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny Valley
Tarentum
Garner
Pranklin Hospital
Kane
Third Battalion
Carl Basile
Jamestown
Jacob Goldstein
Tittsville
Spencer's Cash Feed Store
Four powers sign Rome peace initiative
June 7 report that Mussolini launches a four power plan involving Italy Great Britain France and Germany to pursue peace in Europe. The move marks a broad diplomatic effort with the participating nations signaling a push to stabilize the continent.
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Benito Mussolini
Europe
Italy
Great Britain
France
Germany
Deny Woodin Resignation Rumor From Washington
High administration sources Monday denied reports that Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Woodin would resign soon to accept an ambassador post to Germany. The rumor was dismissed as a "fairy tale" by an administration official.
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Woodin
Washington
Arrangements Made To Reopen Bank At Cymer
About 400 to 600 depositors of the State Bank of Cymer met in the Town Hall. Garret H. Tenpas led a plan to reopen the bank closed since the March presidential holiday. Depositors would sign agreements to write off 10 percent, and pay 15 percent in new money to form a holding company. The plan, tentatively approved by the State Banking Department, centers on buying off assets and restoring liquidity.
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State Banking Department
Walter Tanner
Panama
Garrett Hy Tenpas
Clymer
Warl Stor
Holing Corporation
Bankc
Democrats to test tax issue in court challenge
Harrisburg June 7 Warren Van Dyke announced the Democratic State Committee will seek a court ruling on whether voters can decide in November on a proposed constitutional amendment for a graded income tax. The committee hired Albert B Maris to pursue the matter, noting past assemblies in 1817 and 1919 proposed the tax but no election occurred that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Warren Ven Dyke
Democratic State Committee
Cemocratic State Committee
Albert B Maris
Philadelphia
William A. Schnader
van Dyke
Tustius William Schaffer
Supreme Court
Fearful Japanese Explosion Roars Through Hamamatsu
At Kevantal regiment headquarters two gunpowder magazines exploded causing widespread damage to nearby barracks and prompting evacuations as residents feared aftershocks. Casualty numbers are unknown, and the blast rattled Hamamatsu, shaking buildings and unnerving locals.
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United Press
Hamamatsu
Japan
Kevantal Regiment
Woman Dies After Tractor Accident At Home
Mrs Sporer and her husband were engaged in plowing when a tractor attached to a machine caused a limb injury and leading to fatal outcome. She sustained fatal injuries and is survived by her husband and six children. Arrangements have been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporer
Wushin
Deceasey Ie
Nir
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Royal Gelatine
Tomato Soup
Jackson
DiBois
Jack Morris
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Boston House
Umder New Management
Crosby and Wood
Pittstargh
Art
Emmanuel Guild
Cloverleaf Club
Andrew Ober
Spring Creek Road
Tracy Whitehead
Public Service Commission
Tath
Donald Heed
Oil City
Wimhurst
Allegheny College
Warren
Youngstown
Simday
Mary Campana
Taylor Airplane
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Emm Heath
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New
Toyos
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Panamas
Bangoras
North Center
Prunes
Will J. Wilcox
Wheelertown
M. Edward Moore
Veningo County
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Sikorsky
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Shell Petrolen
Menrtville
Shell Company
George Tryod
Union City
Frank Cetenslj
Lewis
Fife
Fred Parén
Shamburg
Titusville
Ol Gily Hospital
Hidgway
State Highway Patrol
Ridgway Barracks
Harl Weisner
Theresa Street
Billy Pizette
Sharon
Shenango River
Wilsworth Street
Parker's Landing
Harvey
Margaret
Nancy Shakeley
Shakeleys
Ialn Danson
New York Central
Dunkirk
Railroad Avenue
Lines Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Priday
FE. Whitlesey
Windley
Theo P. Williams
J. F. Austin
C.S. Bentley
Charles Perkins
C. W. Bracken
A. J. Colegrave
N. R. Dickson
PM. Nichols
B. J. Lewis
U. B
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The
Catholic Daughters of Amer
Will Mast
Woot
Jamey J. Jones
Cymer
Tender and
Joey
Lincoln
Washington Street
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Corry
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Horn
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Citizens National
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