Pennsylvania Guardsmen Mobilize For Yearly Training
Pennsylvania National Guard plans a summer drill with 10,127 soldiers in New York Virginia and the District of Columbia. About 8,500 from the 28th division will train outside the state, while 1,588 stay at the Trdiantown Gap reserve. Maj. Gen Shannon leads the 28th and Adj. Gen Martin may succeed him.
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Pennsylvania
28Th Division
Commonwealth
War Department
New York
Virginia
District of Columbian
Trdiantown Gap
Lebanon County
Corry
Edward C. Shannon
Manassas
Adj
Edward C. Martin
Shannon
Bull Run
176Th Field Artillery
Pittsburgh
National Guard
Traffic rules gain greater respect this week
Traffic patrolman Harley Drake tells a Journal reporter that observance of parking and purm regulations has increased weekly. He notes fewer offenders as motorists learn to park within lines and curbside behavior improves. The police plan daily checks to keep rules in effect.
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Harley Drake
Aulolals
Meadville Driver Negligent in Death
A coroner's jury found Meadvill e Pennsylvania driver Henry DeBoer negligent in the death of Otto J. Boger who was crossing the turnpike with a team of horses when struck. DeBoer was said to lack control and to fail signaling his crossing, while Boger also contributed to the accident.
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BRI
Henry Debser
Meauville
Otto J. Bog Paren
Brie
al Bop
Om Satunday
Kearsarge
Mo Gesser
Wwe
DeBoer
Guernsey Sold to Corry Buyer in Pa Trade
Burlingame of Corry, Pa. purchases a registered Guernsey from James M. Belly of Titusville, Pa. The sale details come from The American Guernsey Cattle Club of Peterborough, N.H.
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Titusville
James M. Belly
Harlow W. Burlingame
Corry
Jim
Kelly
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
FEAR LABOR WAR EXTENSION WARNING IN U S LABOR TALK
United Press reports President Roosevelt's intervention in the dispute between the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations as the only remedy for peace negotiations. Both sides claim progress, while John J. Lewis warns negotiations are not feasible without new measures.
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United Press
Washington
Piveldart
Roosevelt
American Federation
Labor
Panwe Alke
Iintesa
Hooxevell
Sstlans Prevatve
CIG
John J. Lewis
Bellowil Pearo
Preaent Federaion
Uureae Fae
Classified occupations listed for workers and trades
Laborers chauffeurs bookkeeper clergymen attorneys draftmen architects tailors carpenters tool makers accountants electricians stenographer truck drivers describe a broad listing of common trades and professions in a historical classifieds segment.
Betty Weakland to Speak at Spring Creek Church Event
Miss Betty Weakland of Jamestown New York will address a mass meeting at the Federated church in Spring Creek Monday evening June 19 at 8 o'clock daylight saving time. She is a young evangelist who has spoken in major churches across the United States and Canada since age nine. An invitation is extended to Spring Creek residents to attend. The service featured a drama sermon John the Baptist and Herod by Rev. Gily W. Tot es. The Daily Vacation Bible School begins next morning at 4 lek a.m. The church will host a ten day session for all school age children with daily sessions from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The afternoon is for recreation.
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Betty Weastaiy
uDermode
Jamestown
N. Y
Federated Church
Spolrg Creek
Weaktoni
United Later
Canwin
Fay Deer
Spring Crees
A. Cher
Bipilem
Hev
Gily W. Totes
John the Baptist
Herod
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