Mrs. C. C. Moats Hosts Daughters of America Meeting
Mountain City Council No. 49 Daughters of America held a regular gathering at Mrs. C. C. Moats on Barrett street. Mrs. Moats and Miss El Gillispie served as hosts. Plans for a new meeting place were discussed after a fire destroyed the former hall. Officers nominated with Mrs. Irene Freyacting as councilor. Refreshments were served to several members, and a follow up meeting was planned at Mrs. Moats home unless a new hall is secured.
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Mountain City Council No. 49
Daughters of America
C. C. Moats
Barrett Street
el Gillispie
AEO
Irene Freyac
Nomin Tions
Sarah Gillispie
Annie Hebb
Irene Frey
Emma Krepps
Mary Nikademis
Moats
Mrs. T. V. Cuppett Hosts Circle at St. Paul’s
Mrs. T. V. Cuppett entertained Circle No. 3 of St. Paul’s Methodist church at Maple avenue. Acting chair Mrs. Paul Willis opened with a devotional by Mrs. A. V. Cuppett. Lessons on Children and The Law led by Mrs. J. G. Dye spurred discussion on labor laws and child welfare. plan set for a July 11 public program at the church. Refreshments followed.
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T. V. Cuppett
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Maple Avenue
Paul Willis
A. V. Cuppett
J. G. Dye
St. Paul's Church
Cuppett
Jula Pertine
A.V. Cuppett
Community Club Meetings and Church Notices Combined
June 13 D A R meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs Florence Watkinson s home on Bhi vont street with co host Mrs Rhea Fisher. June 13 World War II Mothers Club meets at 7 p m in American Legion Home clubroom for covered dish dinner. June 16 Quota Club at Ronny s Dairy Bar at 6 15 p m for program meeting cancellations with Miss Mary Lough. June 17 Veterans Auxiliary regular session at V F W Lodge Hall. June 17 King s Daughter Bible Class meets at Evangelical United Brethren church at 8 p m. June 11 RTS Class First Baptist church meets at 7 30 p m for regular monthly meeting ostesses Mrs Belle Shay Mrs Eva Miller.
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D.A.R
Florence Watkinson
Bhivont Street
Rhea Fisher
American Legion
Quota Club
Ronny’s
Mary Lough
Veteran's Auxilary
V. F. W. Lodge
King's Daughter Bible
Evangelical United Brethren Church
R.T.S
First Baptist Church
Local Social Guests List For Church Event
James Parkhill and several ladies including Mrs Blaine McCartney Mrs Paul Willis Mrs J G Dye and Mrs P Metzner join a guest and the Rev J H Carson for a church gathering outlining community ties and hospitality plans.
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James Parkhill
Blaine McCartney
Paul Willis
J. G. Dye
P. Metzner
J. H. Carson
Flag Day Parade Observance Draws Large Crowd
Flag Day activities on parade day include a public address system in the station square and residents urged to display flags until the parade passes. Hundreds are expected to attend the annual observance as preparations and arrangements are completed for the event.
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sContinua
Station Square
Block Fire Rebuild Plans Set for Mor gantown Block
After the blaze gutted the western section of the block, contractors will clear debris and rebuild fireproof structures. The eastern portion will be replaced first, with brick walls on the third story and concrete floors in the basement storerooms. Businesses affected will relocate temporarily and resume in their former spots once completed.
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Morgantown
Murray
Lear’s Jewelry
Western Auto Associate
Bonafede's
Miners Strike Law Targets UMWA Amid Emergency Provisions
The Journal condemns UMWA as the sole target under a Taft Hartley era bill that exempts railroad brotherhoods and expands definitions of imperilling health and safety. It warns compulsory work measures would force miners to labor despite national emergencies.
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UMW
UMWA
National Health and Safety,” Ae
Briefly Told: Announce Entries and Travels Across Town
Announcements note the birth of Linda Elizabeth Sullivan on June 10 at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. She weighs six pounds ten ounces, daughter of Virginia Stout and Mr. Ch Sullivan, with the father starting an internship in Buffalo July 1. Other items cover school visits, vacations to Canada, returns from Akron and Detroit trips, and summer visits from Pittsburgh students.
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CH. Sullivan
Rochester
New York
Strong Memorial Hospital
Linda Elizabeth
Virginia Stout
R. D. Stout
Buffalo General Hospital
J. C. Sullivan
Buffalo
Pan American visitor from Trinidad to New York
Mrs Foster Schilt of Maple Avenue and Mrs Gladys Steele of Port of Spain Trinidad arrived in New York by Pan American Airlines to visit Mrs Steele's daughter Mrs Guy Cole Jr of 533 Maple avenue. Steele will spend days in Grafton then fly to California to visit another daughter. Miss Bess Kennedy left for Baltimore to attend her aunt Mrs Grace Forrester's funeral. Mr and Mrs Guy Wolfe and family returned home by car to Walnut Street after a trip in Columbus Ohio.
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Pauline Stevens
Christiana Street
Akron
Ohio
Raymond Conley
Allan
Alvin Slagle
Jerry Lee
Pan American Vista
Gladys’ Steele
Trinidad
Port of Spain
New York
Pan American Airlines
Guy Cole, Jr
Maple Avenue
Steele
Grafton
California
Bess Kennedy
Grace Forrester
Baltimore
Maryland
Guy Wolfe
Jim
Pat
Walnut Street
Columbus
Poor Mickey He Has A Tough Row To Hoe
In Los Angeles on June 13, attorneys described Mickey Rooney as a poor little rich boy. Rooney earns about 200000 annually but only 15000 comes from Rooney Inc, the corporation handling his disbursements. The firm notes Rooney owes nearly 125000 to the corporation for bills and tax advances. The testimony responds to estranged wife Betty Jane Rose suing for separate maintenance and higher alimony. The court ordered Rooney to pay 5000 for her attorney fees and 750 in court costs pending trial.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Rooney, Inc
Mickey
Betty Jane Rose
Rooney
Sweltering Day Ends With Heat of Midmorning Rise
A continued note on a hot day describes a low of 60 degrees overnight and a rapid rise to 80 by 8 am. The report captures the enduring heat and heatwave conditions of the morning.
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Page One
Cohen Warns Europe Aid Falls Short in Fight Against Dictatorship
Benjamin V Cohen state department counsellor spoke in Long Beach California proposing that between 15 and 24 billion dollars is needed in the next three to four years to prevent starvation and the danger of dictatorship. He criticized current aid for Europe as clearly insufficient.
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Benjamin V. Cohen
State Department
Long Beach
Calif
Cohen
Europe
Relief for rheumatism arthritis neuritis and sciatica
An absolute proven remedy offered with a promise of relief from torturing pains. Only one trip required and a contact address at 188 E Fayette St Uniontown Pa near the senior high school. Office hours daily 10 to 8 and Sunday 10 to 5 with overnight accommodations.
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E. Fayette St
Oy Senior High School
Uniontown
Electric Alarm Clocks and Fluorescent Bed Lamps for Sale
Trade catalog note lists Telechron and Windsor electric alarm clocks Waterbury electric fans priced from seven to twenty four ninety five and fluorescent bed lamps offered as complete sets for home use.
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Telechron
Windsor
Has Figure for It 7 for John L Lewis in 10-day strike
The article outlines a potential nationwide or partial soft coal mine walkout led by John L. Lewis during a June 27 to July 7 vacation period. It cites a prior April safety shutdown and notes Parliament could be powerless to intervene if another strike occurs. It also discusses revived yellow dog contracts and a secret ballot in contract disputes affecting industry-wide bargaining.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
SAME ADVISORS Veto and proposed exemption discussed
A continuation notes that advisers debate a veto and analyze a provision exempting work stoppage due to abnormally dangerous conditions, with concerns about its possible effects. The discussion centers on legal and policy implications and the potential impact on labor conditions.
Substantial votes shape bargaining stance in stalled talks
A note says if a substantial number of workers vote for the final offer, the union has no basis to demand a better deal. The statement reflects tensions in ongoing negotiations and potential escalation if acceptance fails.
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Restere
Ania
Uing
Sineck
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