Legal action begun against 11 union officials in Greensburg
The International Union seeks a court injunction to force 11 New Kensington Local 302 CIO United Steelworkers officers to surrender union records and halt interference. Judge Richard D. Laird hears the case in Westmoreland County Court. first day focused on evidence objections and witness testimony.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
New Kensing-_ toy Local 302
Cio-United Steel Workers
International Union
International Union Now
Richard D. Laird
Westmoreland County Court of Common Pleas
Aluminum Workers
Card Party and Style Show Planned by Conception D of A
The Court Conception No. 95 Catholic Daughters of America meets in North Center street club rooms to plan a rummage sale on April 1 and 3 at the GC D of A rooms with co chairs Mrs James Wharton and Mrs Raymond Sandburg. A card party and style show are set for late April with The Nast Company providing fashions.
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Court Conception
Cath Ole Daughters of America
North Center Street Club
Grand Regent
C.T. Anderson
GC. D. of A
James Wharton
Raymond Sandburg
Mervyn M. Nast
Nast
Wharton
St. Frances Cabrini
Ann Bates
St. Patrick
Father Mateo
Jerome F. Needham
Lady Fatima
Italian American Club Stag Party Sets Attendance Record
The Italian American Association held its annual stag party at the West Main Street club Thursday evening. It drew the largest turnout yet, with a three-net floor show from Cleveland featuring a blues singer a magician and a radio comedian. Buffet tables offered sausage cold cuts French fried potatoes beverages and more. Albert Merty chaired the event with club members assisting.
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West Main Street
Cleveland
Albert Merty
Mrs C W Jones Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs C W Jones of North Center street entertained her contract bridge club and two guests Mrs Frank Cole and Mrs Frank Graft. Two tables played as Mrs George R Jackson and Mrs Horton J Davis won regular prizes with Mrs Walter H Scott taking the special award. A late course was served and Ms Jackson to entertain next Thursday.
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C. W. Jones
North Centerstrach
Contract Bridge Club
Frank Cole
Frank Graft
George R Jackson
Horton J. Davis
Walter H. Scott
Ms. Jackson
North Center Street
Emmanuel Guild Meets At Velma Moore Home
Emmanuel Episcopal Church guild president hosted a Thursday session with fifteen members at Velma Moore’s North Center street home. Rev. Joseph R. Slair led devotions and the group held routine business followed by refreshments. Next meeting set for April 6 with location to be announced.
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Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal
Velma. Moore
North Senter Street
Joseph R. Slalr
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Irvin Smith of Aspers Pa
A daughter was born Monday evening March 6 to Mr and Mrs Irvin Smith of Aspers Pennsylvania. Mrs Smith is the former Frances Burdick of this city.
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Irvin Smith
Aspers, Pa
Bergman Elected W.S.W.S. Head At EB Church
Twenty seven members of the W S W S of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the North Center street home of Mrs J Hal Smith for a regular meeting. Mrs G T Bergman was elected president with Culver as vice president and Erwin Keppel secretary. Howard VanTassel was named treasurer and Lyn Campbell secretary of spiritual life. Keith Henton secretary of missionary education and Jesse Whitney secretary of Christian social relations. Delegates chosen included Mrs John Bavcock Mrs Crosby Bush and Mrs Guy Bennink with Charles Patterson and Mrs Bush as collectors. A seed sowing book report was given by Mrs Hugh Mosler and the next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Culver on West Wayne street.
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G. T. Bergman
W.S.W.S
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
J. Hal Smith
Dan Quiver
Alfred Haenel
Culver
Erwin Keppel
Howard ‘VanTassel
Lyn Campbell
Keith Henton
Jesse Whitney
John Bavcock
Crosby Bush
Guy Bennink
Dunes
Charles Patterson
Bush
Hugh Mosler
Wesh Wayne Street
Exchange Club Holds Weekly Meeting At Cherry’s Hardware
The Exchange Club met last evening at the hall over Cherry's Hardware with 11 members present. President William Armitage supervised a routine business session after a delicious dinner at B oelerke. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday March 18.
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Exchange Club
Cherry's Hardware
Boelerke
William Armitage
Chail
Mrs I G Willix Honored At St Patrick Day Party
Mrs I G Willix of Alexandria Jay N Y, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W Rickers, West Frederick Street, was honored at a North Con Street party hosted by Mrs Willis Ruckis. Two tables of contract bridge awarded to Mrs Jack McLaughlin, Mrs John Street, and Mrs Willis. Salads and desserts complemented St Patrick's Day themed setup.
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Willix
Alexandria
Jay
J. W. Rickera
West Frederick Street
Letsigter
Williuy Ruckis
North Con+ street
Ack McLaughlin
John Street
Willis
Columbus Aid Society Plans To Clean Church
Columbus Aid Society Ladies' Aid meeting with Mrs Leslie Dodd and Mrs J H Reagle planned church cleanup on May 24 at 10 am. A tureen lunch would be served, profits from greeting cards and stationery sales added to the treasury, and Ms Carhart to entertain April 8.
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Columbuys, Ladies’ Aid Society
Leslie Dodd
J. H. Reagle
Hollis Upperman
Maven
Chunery
Carhart
Neighbors Sewing Club Elects Officers
The newly formed Neighbors Sewing Club held an officer election at 131% Fourth Avenue. Officers named are Walter Garler president EJ Hig ay vice president Jennie Willls secretary Marie Henry treasurer John Silvis remembrance officer and John Allanis publicity officer. March 18th Mrs Silvis will host at 1000 West Pleasant Street.
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Neighbors Sewing Club
Lester ‘Robinson
Fourth Avenue
Walt Garler
EJ. Higay
Jenmie Wills
Ari Henry
John Silvis
Doh Allanis
Silvis
West Pleasant Street
Helping Hand Club Prepares for December Bazaar
Members of the Rebetat pine Hand Club sew articles for a bazaar to be held in December. They met at the 1.0.0.0. Halt yesterday after noon with Mrs. Arthur Barton as president. A tureen dinner followed with Mrs. Mintie Perkins and Mrs. Merrill. Lillie serves on the committee. Next meeting is March 25.
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Rebetat Pine Hand Club
Arthur
Barton
Presient
Mintile Perkins
Merrill
Lillie
Birthday Honors for Mrs Herman E Yost in Surprise Party
Mrs Herman E Yost of 103 West Pleasant street was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party hosted by First Pentecostal Church members. About thirty three attended as games, socializing, and gifts filled the evening with refreshments served by Mrs Amber t Earle and Mrs Eldred Roush.
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Herman E. Yost
West Pleasant Street
First Pentecostal Church
L T L Meeting At Methodist Church
L T L met at the Methodist Church yesterday afternoon with Miss Marjorie Spolz in charge of the meeting. Allan Ross led the flag salute and cheers. Emma Rossbacher led songs, with Mrs. Frank Lillie at the piano. Mrs. Willis Brown led the study on alcohol. Children received candy. next meeting set for March 25.
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Marjorie Spolz
Mika Ruth Hefter
Allan Ross
Fis
Emma Rossbacher
Frank Lillie
Willis Brown
Cootlette Club No. 102 Holds Regular Meeting
Cootlette Club No. 102 met at 8 15 Thursday evening with Chief Grayback Mrs Charles Wood presiding. The group voted an $8 donation to the Red Cross and planned a social period with the next meeting set for April.
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Engiy Unsuuees Unti Kupmtle Siu No
Grayback
Charles Wood
Red Cross
Senate committee backs tax plan with income split
The Senate committee advances a tax plan setting an effective January, raising personal and blind exemptions, boosting standard deductions, and extending income splitting to estates and gifts. Senators Martin and Hawkes vote yes, while President Truman opposed tax cuts previously and debate is slated to begin next week.
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