Italy to annex Ethiopia this Saturday says report
Italian forces led by Marshal Badoglio seeded control as governor general and awaited word of a second front as Graziani's troops advance. In Addis Ababa, 60 Italian infantrymen repelled a bandit assault with heavy losses, while French minister Bogard noted ongoing fighting despite occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of Sheba
Pietro Badoglio
Italian East Africa
Rodolfo Graziani
Dijiga
Haran
London
Gation
Addis Ababa
Exchange
Paris
Paul Bogard
Prench
Personal Notices of Residents and Visitors Across Town
A stream of local social notes records Mrs Velma Moore returning from a ten day New York City and Atlantic City visit. Visitors include Mrs J B Patterson and Miss Katherine Stone in Waterford, and Lillian Carroll with Helen Jones returning from Erie. Several plans note Clemma Butters traveling to Pittsburgh and Washington PA to visit sons Frank and Guy Butters. Various residents travel or visit hospitals, funerals and church events, with lists of names and places across Erie, Corry, Pittburgh, Warren, Kane, Sliver Spring WV, and Meadville district meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Moore
New York City
Atlantic City
J.B. Patterson
Katherine Stone
Waterford
Lillian Carroll
Helen Jones
Erie
Clemma Butters
Pittsburgh
Frank Butters
Guy Butters
Washington, Pa
Washington-Jefferson University
Gertrude Bamber
Gera Anderson
West Pleasant Street
Desmond
Chicago
Edna Hackman
Pittsfield
J. B. Mount
Tie Home
H. Hess
Hamot Hospital
Mark Gray
Titusville
Corry
Anna Shields
Helen Morrell
Pittburgh
Tred Healy
Warren
Ates
James Healy
Josephine Hamilton
William McAvoy
Kane
Caroline McAvoy
St. Callistus Church
St. Callistus Cemetery
William Willett
Masons
A. M
Samuel Skinner
Mr. Phear
Sherman
F. A. Loveland
J. J. Desmond
Sliver ‘Spring
W. Va
Clark Lord
John Dugan
Arch G. Postlethwait
A. 3
Boag
Kathryn
Lawrence Park
F. G. Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Renovo
Glenn Dickson
Spencer, N. Y
CT. Kincaid
North Ceni J Streets
Vandalism Halts Greenwood Cemetery Vents Near New Castle
Drunken hoodlums vandalized Greenwood Cemetery overturning 86 grave stones and monuments. Police from state county and city joined a search for suspects, damaging portraits and graves including a Gypsy girl buried in 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Greenwood Cemetery
Greenwood
Relief for Piles Offered by Dr Leonhardt’s Hemroid
An ad claims piles result from poor blood flow in the lower bowel and promises internal treatment with Dr Leonhardt’s Hemroid. It states strict efficacy, quick relief, and a money back guarantee, with availability from druggists everywhere.
Cree Gospel Found in Edmonton Second-hand Parcel
A Cree language translation of St Mark's Gospel, printed about 40 years ago, was discovered among second-hand books sent to a book exchange in Edmonton Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Start Toward United Protestantism Seen By Dr. Holt
Dr. Ivan Lee Holt of St Louis told the 82nd quadrennial Methodist conference in Columbus that three branches of Methodism may unite, with union approved among the M E Church South and Methodist Protestants. He said the Federal Council of Churches will push toward a single church able to act with effect. He contrasted Protestant efforts to curb moving picture morality with Catholic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Aumeriva
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Holt
Federal Council
United Church
Lutherans Gather at Kane for Convention
Kane Pennsylvania May 6 more than 200 delegates attended the sixty fifth annual convention of the New York conference of Lutherans here. The Right Reverend P O Borsell president of the Latheray synod was to address the special service. The convention opened yesterday with the Rev H Swanson Jamestown New York delivering the communion address and the Rev Feon Jamestown conference president delivering the conference sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kane
New York Conference of Lutheran Churches
P. O. Borsell
Latheray Synod
H. Swanson
Jamestown
N. Y
Feon
Market Gossips Mark Slow Rally Amid Uneven Trading
Elmer C. Walzer reports a muted stock market with limited buying and doubleDigit declines in brokerage commissions. Trading volume slid 42 percent from February, while railroads show gains and taxes outpace last year. transit use rises as auto reliance grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
France
Popular
Bank of France
American Transit Association
Continental Can and Deere & Co
Bethlehem Steel
Westinghouse Electric
U.S. Gybsum
International Harvester
Market closes with steady strength in steel and rail shares
Steady strength spread through dull trading on May 6 as steel and railroad stocks rose in afternoon dealings. Notable closures included General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, United States Steel, and Standard Oil among others, with mixed gains across a broad list of industrials and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unied Press
New York
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smettera
American T&t Oo
Anaconda
Eee Bay Atlantic
BO Auburn
Sane
Bethlehem Steel
Eae
BLM
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright
Gjbus
Columbia
Chrvalee
Gapkee
Continental Gan
Sss
Farle Testa Neta
General Wleetric
General Motors
International Wicket Hkennecott
Studebaker US
Steel Steers
Texas Co United Corp
Westinghouse
Tloctr
Woolwerttr
Youngstnyn
8 & T Neve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
EL Mel
Montgomery Myrna Loy
Reginald Owen Winifred Shotter
State Theatre
Youngsville
Mae West
Ero
Italy
Ethiopia
Lake A
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor CO
Hetroit
MICH
Chevrolet
Michi, Ith
Cae
Thomas Motor Company
Clinton St. Bear
Elks
Mckes Rocks
Stowe Township
John K. Henry
Pressed Steel Car Company
Garland Inn
Matt Slattery
M. E. Church Leaders Relief
Methodist
United Protestant Church
Condra’s Pharmacy
Graham
Westinghouse Mazda
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply
Feso Gas & Electric Cities
Servier
McGord
West Pub
Deey
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