Religious trip to Muskoka Lakes marks eight day program
A Canadian religious youth group from Pleasant Days spent at Muskoka Lakes conducted eight days of classes and activities. Speakers included Ruth Applegath and Margaret Brigman with education staff Tedreational talks on Religions of Democracy Understanding the Bible and Learning to See Your Religion. The group traveled from local schools June 1 led by Rev. Charles Lin Applagath and honored staff members Mrs Charles Beck and Mrs Harl Brandon with appreciation gifts.
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Mnyon Woods
Behoot
Muskoka Lakes
Moonioon
Promiht
Wilson McDonald
Canada
T. E. Plarcon
The
Christian Press
China
Rideout
Geographic Society
Nev
B. L. Abbott
Us McGregor
Ruth Applegath
Zureta Timberlake
Ann Boyd
Howard Sawyer
Margaret Brigman
Tom Binnith
Betty Rolston
James Smith
James I. Henderson
Charles Beck
Harl Brandon
Reca Orange
Rachel Orange
Enee Fleming
Roberta Pentz
Reginaies
Twyla Starry
Lucetta Casgel
Roberta Trainer
Roy E. Pen
Fragmentary 19th Century Medical Quote on Sex Traits
The excerpt discusses how diseases such as mumps can affect the predominance of male characteristics in individuals. It notes that hormones determine traits and that illness can alter which traits predominate, with implications for both sexes.
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Jon
War News From Europe Amid Frontline Rumbles and Rumors
Reports detail continued battles near Borisov and Lawow as Soviet advances clash with German counterattacks. Berlin radio quotes May in a speech resembling French premier Reynaud. German forces mass near Dvinsk Latvia, eyeing Leningrad as Soviet fronts report fierce Arctic skirmishes and strategic thrusts across occupied Poland and Lithuania.
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Berlin
Stan May
Reyna
Maginot Sins
Borisov
Minsk
Moscow
Lawow
Poland
Berezina Fr
Dethey
Sredni
Arctic
Murmanak
Penden
Dvingk
Latvia
Leningrad
Russia
Stelin
Lithuania
Civil Service Dispute Breaks Out in Harrisburg
A split over civil service status erupts in state government as 80 employees, paid from Social Security funds, face proposed civil service tests. State Secretary of Labor and Industry Hines orders examinations, while State Treasurer Wagner tells offices to disregard the directive. The Social Security Board in Washington will decide, with tests expected to be added to the division’s budget and E G Kelly, director, noting tests would likely include Treasury staff.
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Harrisburg
Lewis G. Hines
State Secretary of Labor and Industry
Treasury Department
G. Harold Wagner
Treasury
Hines
Wagner
Social Security Board
Washington
Ernest G Kelly
World War II Fronts Sak Moscow to Berlin Reports
Reports from Moscow and Berlin describe German offensives stalled or repelled in Poland and the Baltic region while Nazi attempts to push toward Kiev and Leningrad are claimed blocked. RAF bombers target Ruhr and northwest Germany as U S endorses Uruguay proposal for Americas defense pledges. Douglas Aircraft to pay 750000 in Fourth of July bonuses to 30000 workers.
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Ukraine
Moscow
Berlin
Rowne
Luck
Poland
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Lwow
Pinsk
Dnepr
Kiev
Baltic
Leningrad
Dvina
Riga-Dvinsk
Tilsit
Estonia
Murmansk
Norway
RAF I
Ruhr
Rhinelland
Germany
Britain
Washington
United States
Uruguay
State Department
Americas
Tag Day Future Classes Run by Legion and Red Cross
Monday July 7 marks the start of first aid courses sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary with Red Cross instruction. Additional sessions will train women for local emergencies, with Indiana Auxiliary aiming for two courses of at least twenty participants and similar plans in Elairsville and Clymer. Information available from Mrs John Goheen or Mrs Frank Stewart this week. Tag Day receipts total Indiana 116.09 Lucerne Mines 27.94 Title 24.77 McIntyre 49.79 Coal Run 10.26 Ernest 1158.
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Legion 1 Auxiliary
Red Cross
Indiana
Elairsville
Clymer
John Goheen
Frank Stewart
Lucerne Mines
McIntyre
Ernest
Strikes loom as coal, ammo plants face wage showdowns
The CIO United Mine Workers threaten if a two year wage pact is not signed by Southern Appalachian miners by today. In Kentucky Harlan County operators resist joining the pact. The national defense mediation board sets a 5 pm deadline on union recognition at Western Cartridge Company in Alton Illinois where 550 workers plan to strike next week. Washington officials vow to avoid ammo shortages as Roosevelt warns production lags. Some expect the government to seize the plant if necessary to keep supplies flowing.
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Appalachian
CIO United Mine Workers
Southern Coal Operators Wage Conference
Harlan County
Coal Operators Association
National Defense Mediation Board
National Labor Relations Board
Staokeles
Mediation Board
Court West
NLRB
United Service Organization to Aid Defense Forces
The United Service Organization plans to establish more than 360 service clubs outside camps and defense centers in 125 major areas. It seeks private funding to operate programs for soldiers sailors marines and defense workers. An Indiana Court House meeting on July 7 will organize sub areas and invite all to participate.
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National Catholic Community Service
Salvation Army
The
Young Womens Christian Association
Jewish Welfare Board
National Travelers Aid
VU. S. 0
U. S
U. S. QO
United Service Organization
Indiana Court House
Stalin Calls for Nationwide Rally and Militancy in War Effort
Stalin addressed Russians rallying the nation to hound and annihilate the enemy and spur mass mobilization. He praised Allies Britain and the United States and linked the Soviet struggle to Europe's and America's fight for independence. He urged cities under threat to form peoples army units to support the Red Army.
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RST
Stalin
Leningrad
Moscow
Red Army
Britain
United States
Europe
America
London
The American's Creed in the 19th Century Text
Fragmented passage asserts belief in a United States governed by the people with consent of the governed. Emphasizes democracy and republic, unity among states, and the ideals of freedom, equality, justice, and humanity. Patriots sacrificed for these principles. duty to love, support, obey laws, respect the flag, and defend the country against enemies.
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United States of America
Stalin Urges Wartime Mobilization Against Nazi Threat
In a radio address, Stalin warns that the fate of the Soviet Union is life or death, urging all citizens to abandon heedlessness and reorganize for wartime footing as Nazi forces loom within 400 miles of Moscow. He cites past defeats of invaders and defends the non aggression pact while stressing Russia’s need to prepare and deter a German attack.
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U. 8
Soviet Union
Fed
Moscow
Stalin
Napoleon
Germany
Russia
Hitler
Ribbentrop
Fourth of July events with music and fireworks in Morganza area
National and local Fourth of July celebrations unfold with racing cards, square dance contests, and a flag ceremony in Penn Run and Montgomery Township. Major speakers include William Br. McMillen, with Idlewild Park hosting a patriotic program, Fearless Flyers free exhibition, and a fireworks finale.
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William BR. McMillen
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Gipsy Baseball Club
Montgomery Township
Gipsy
Punxsutawney A. C
Sibley's
A. F. Stewart
Penn Run
Sons of Union
John and William Penn
D. I. Schaeffer
Penn Run Presbyterian Church
Idlewild Park
Bob Fisher
Holiday events and military exercises mark July observances
Indiantown Gap hosts 350 soldiers for Fort Necessity drills near Uniontown while 11 000 others take a three day holiday. About 74 percent of the reservation’s population will receive leaves as fireworks displays and public celebrations unfold. Philadelphia police enforce fireworks bans under strict orders. A Slovak Catholic Sokol national gymnastic meet opens in Philadelphia with over 3 000 participants. Uniontown Speedway lists a 150 lap national championship stock car race. Washington scene centers on Roosevelt urged by Wheeler Nye to address a Fourth of July peace message in the European war context.
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Major Taft
R-Ohle
Mr. Roosevelt
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Hitler
Nye
Britain
Germany
Tait
Belgium
Holland
Taft
Indiantown Gap
Fort Necessity
Uniontown
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Sokol
Washington
D-Mont
R-Nb
Gem
Stock Market Noon Notes on Broad List of Stocks
York July 3 noon market report lists numerous securities including Am Can Am Coml Am Tel and Tel Alco Anaconda Atch T and S Ford? Ad Refining Bald Loco Ball Ohio Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Boeing Borden Co Case Ches Ohio Chrysler Corp Colum G E Com Solvents Con Edison Con Oil Curtiss-Wright Douglas Eastman Kodak El Auto-Lite Gen Elec Gen Motors Hercules Powell Hershey Illinois Central Int Harvester Int Nick Can Int Tel Johns Manville Kennecott Lehigh Valley Montgomery Ward National Biscuit Nat Dairy Nat Distillers Nat Power and Light NY Central RR North America Northern Pac Packard Param Pictures Penns RR Pullman Pure Soap Radio Corp Reading Repub Steel Reynolds Tob Sears Roebuck Sperry Sperry Ltd Brands Sid Oil Sid Ol NJ Swift Texas United Aircraft United Corp United Gas Imp US Rubber US Steel Warner Brown West Union Tet Westbl and Mf Woolworth Ark Nat Gas Pennreid South Penn Oil 4 16% 96 5
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Am Can
Alco Am
St. S
S. F
Ad Refining
Bald Loco Ball and
Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Co
Case
Ches and
Chrysler Corp
Colum
Con Edison
Con Oil
Curtiss-Wright Douglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
el Auto-Lite Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Hard-Walker Hercules Powder
Hershey Choe Tlinois Central Int Harvester Int
Nick Can
Tel
Tel Johns-Manville Kennecott Cop Kresge
Leh Val RR
Montgom Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distillers
Nat
Central RR
North Ameria Northern Pac
Packard Motor Param Pictures
Penns RR
Pullman Pure Doll Radio Corp of
Am Reading Co
Repub Steel Reynolda Tob
Sears Roebuck Socony
Sperry Corp Ltd
Sidoil Cal Ltd
Ind
Sid Ol NJ Swift and Co, Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas
Imp US Rubber
US Steel Warner Bror West Union Tet West
Woolworth
Nat Gas
Pennreld Corp
South Fenn Oil
U S Flier Dead in RAF Wolf Squadron Loss
London July 3 reports say Vice Pilot Officer William Jeege Hall of the RAF's Eagle Squadron, American volunteers, is dead after going missing during a foray over northern France yesterday. The squadron had been credited with bagging three German planes on the mission.
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London
Oicer William Jeege Hall
RAP
France
Gap Soliders to Move On Old Fort Necessity in Indiantown Gap
Major General Edward Martin outlined plans for 980 soldiers to move to Fort Necessity near Uniontown for Independence Day events while about 14 000 remaining troops train at the camp. Troops from the 110th Infantry and other units, plus band and support sections, will bivouac overnight with some Pittsburgh area residents allowed home over the weekend. The 28th Division prepares to receive more selectees from Camp Croft as the camp population nears 14 000, with 1 000 absorbed by other units and a new promotion for Adam J. Dreihelbies of Erie from Captain to Major.
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Indiantown Gap
Edward Martin
Ristoria
Fort Necessity
Uniontowha
Camp
Thia
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
Pittsburgh
110Th Infantry
105Rd Quatermasters
107Th Fteld Artillery
Martin
William EB. Pigroe
Indiana
Norman A. Browall
Vandergrift
J. Hunter Speer
Fitteburgh
Frank W. Murphy
Scottdale
Edward
Washington
Camp Croft
S. C
104Th Cavalry
Adam J. Dreihelbies
Lake Avenue
Erie
Plane Plant Back to Owners in Roosevelt Move
President Roosevelt announced the North American Aviation plant at Inglewood California would be privately operated after government control ended. He cited adjusted differences through mediation and warned against further interference with essential warplane production.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
North American Aviation Company
Inglewood
California
Storms Break Long Heat Wave
Storms across Pennsylvania end a six day heat wave causing at least 16 deaths and widespread damage. Temperatures near record highs dropped by up to 20 degrees as showers moved through the state. Lightning set a barn on Meadowbrook Dairy Company property near Potts town ablaze, with $20,000 damage. Philadelphia records 97 degree heat as storms strike the region.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Meadowbrook Dairy Company
Pottstown
Philadelphia
Treasury reports U S spending tops twelve billion dollars
The Treasury said total outlays for the last fiscal year reached 12.71 billion with defense at 4.048 billion, yielding a 5.103 billion deficit. The review notes sharp rises in both expenditures and revenues from the prior year, and previews 22.261 billion in anticipated defense related spending. Debt ended the year at 42.067 billion.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Sneludted
Weather Heat Toll and Flooding Hit Pennsylvania Areas
A sausage factory and a barge on the Delaware River escaped serious damage after fires. A garage fire hit Lancaster. Philadelphia cooled to 78 as rain fell, while Harrisburg saw a 18 inch shower dropping the temp from 98 to 75. York reported a 98 high and a death linked to heat, with several other fatalities in Philadelphia Johnstown Milton Indiana and Butler County. Drownings occurred in Altoona Philadelphia Harmony Youghiogheny River and Slip pery Rock areas. Crop damage from the heat was negligible according to the Federal State crop reporting service, but rain arrived timely to prevent harm.
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Delaware
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
York
John Benson
Washington, D. C
Anna Doerr
William Breuning
Andrew Heiser
Johnstown
George Krouse
Milton
Indiana
Paul Allison
Altoona
Stanley Turner
Charles E. Rice
Harmony
Butler County
John R. Maksin
Smithdale
Westmoreland County
Joseph Kasanie
Youghiogheny River
Connellsville
Fayette County
Clifford Allison
Slippery Rock Park
Federal
Sam Harris of Broadway Dies
New York July 3 Sam H Harris 69 a premier Broadway theatrical producer died today at a Florida hotel. Native New Yorker Harris rose from poverty to run Sullivan Harriss Woods then teamed with George M Cohan from 1904 to 1920 and again from 1938. His first success was The Gay Morning Glories and his notable shows included Little Old New York Six Cylinder Love Music Box Revues Rain Cradle Snatchers Costanza Animal Crackers June Moon Once In a Lifetime Of Thee I Sing Dinner At Eight As Thousands Cheer Stage Door You Cant Take It With You I’d Rather Be Right Of Mice and Men and The Fabulous Invalid.
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New York
Sam H. Harvie
Broadway
Jn Hotel Aeartment
New Yorker
Sullivan, Harria and Woods
George M. Cohan
Harris
Il Wince
Florida
Irving Berin
Income taxes in advance proposed by Treasury
The Treasury Department outlined a plan to collect income taxes up to a year ahead. Taxpayers would make small monthly payments and receive a small rebate, easing budgeting for heavier future taxes pending in Congress.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Obituaries of William Mock and Cora Shank in Jeannette area
William Mock age 65 of Greensburg aJeannette native died at 5: a m Tuesday in Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg He was a retired painter and paper hanger Funeral services were planned 2 30 p m today at Mason Funeral Home Greensburg with interment Brush Creek Cemetery Jean nette Surviving widow May Shankle Mock two daughters Evelyn Clark Bolivar Naomi Runian Jeannette nine sons Carl Blairsville Thomas Geneva Jacob William Emerson Jesse Charles Harvey Richard all Jeannette 17 grandchildren six brothers L A Clair Mock Jeannette Samuel John Mock Indiana Jay Mock Greensburg Joseph Mock Diamondville sister Irene Martin Jeannette Cora Alice Shank 63 wife of L L Shank Miner al Point R D 1 formerly Indiana died at Memorial Hospital Johnstown after operation Complications She was born September 7 1877 and lived in New Kensington before moving to Mineral Point three years ago She was a member of the Methodist Church Survived by husband son John and a daughter in law Mrs Whiteneck of Pittsburgh Services at Leydic Funeral Home Saturday 2 p m EDT with Oaklands Cemetery interment Friends may call after 7 p m today.
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William
Mock
Greensburg
Diamondville
Westmoreland Hospital
Mason Funeral Home
Brush Creek Cemetery
Jeannette
May (Shankle) Mack
Evelyn Clark
Bolivar
Naomi Runain
Carl
Blairsville
Thomas
Geneva
Jacob
Emerson
Jesse
Charles
Harvey
Richard
L. A
Clair Mock
Cora Alice Shank
L. L. Shank
Mineral Point
R. D
Indiana
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
J. Clark
Margaret (Kimmel) White
New Kensington
The
Methodies Church
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Douglas Aircraft Company
U.S. C
Morganza
John Warner
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R.A.F
Gap Soliders
Old Fort Necessity
Sam Harris
Ae O. R. Streams
Meats Department
Waree
Yul
Firat
Zac
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