Bride of Corporal Rubin in New Kensington nuptials
Natalie Buchman daughter of Mr and Mrs Moe Buchman of Indiana wed Corporal Samuel K Rubin son of Mr and Mrs Isador Rubin in New Kensington Temple University Hospital Philadelphia uncle Joseph Buchman of Indiana gave the bride away due to her father’s illness Rabbi Washer officiated at six o clock in the evening at the Kopels home wedding party at the Schenley Hotel Pittsburgh followed by a trip to Philadelphia then a honeymoon in Camp Copake New York mountains Rubin recently returned from two years in the South Pacific including Fiji Guadalcanal New Georgia and Bougainville He will soon report to Fort Benning and then reassignment Mrs Rubin is a graduate of Indiana High School and Indiana State Teachers College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Buchan
Moe Buchman
Oak Street
Indiana
Samuel K. Rubin
Isador Rubin
West Adams Avenue
Vandergrift
Rabbi Washer
New Kensington
N. A. Kopelsman
Woodbuy Avenue
Joseph Buchman
Temple University Hospital
Philadelphia
Roberta Buchman
Norman Rubin
Schenlay
Pittsburgh
Camp Copake
New York Mountains
Corporal Rubin
South Pacific War
Fiji Islands
Guadalcanal
New Georgia
Bougainville
Fort Butner
N. C
Rubin
Indiana High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Ruth Black Weds Herbert Jackson in Chicago Ceremony
Ruth Black daughter of Elkhart Indiana and Dr. Harry Black of Marner Camp Chicago married Herbert Jackson son of Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Jackson of Chicago. The ceremony was in Memorial Chapel at the University of Chicago with a Windemere Hotel dinner reception. Ruth, a cadet nurse in training at Englewood Hospital, wore a bluish grey dress. Herbert, a Naval Officer, wore a white uniform. They were attended by Miss Betty Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Black
Elkhart
Indiana
Tur- Mr
Harry Black
Marner Camp
Chicago
Lols Une
Ensign Herbert Jackson
J. E. Jackson
Illinois
Thorndile Hilton
Memorial
University
Pres of Chicago
Asbyterian
Barnesboro
Windemere
Ruth
Englewood Hosgrey
Pital
Mid- Naval Officer
Harvard
Uni
Betty Youngversity
Conference on Post War Education Convenes June 20
Harrisburg June 7 1944 Dr Francis B Haas Superintendent of Public Instruction announces a Harrisburg conference on June 20 to gather input for postwar education reforms. The Post War Education Committee of the State Council of Education urges associations to file briefs by June 15 on study-group topics including Veterans Rehabilitation and Education and School Administration. The Annual Education Congress will meet October 4 and 5 as part of a broader program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Francis B. Haas
Haas
Congress
Education Congress
State Council of Education
Martin
Donald Dickie Returns To Great Lakes Training School
Seaman Third Class Donald Dickie has returned to Great Lakes Training School after a nine day leave with his parents of Indiana. He has completed boat training and awaits further orders as explained by Mr Raymond. The article also discusses consumer meat price lists and guidance for distributing the lists to women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dickie
Great Lakes
Chestnut Street
Indiana
OPA
Raymond
Grandson's Wooster School Graduation Attended by Carson Family
Mrs J W Carson of Church Street Danbury Connecticut attends the graduation of her grandson Thomas Carson Jr from Wooster School. Thomas H Carson of Harrisburg, his father, will deliver the commencement address at Wooster. Wooster School is an Episcopal school for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Carson
Church Street
Danbury
Connecticut
Thomas Carson, Jr
Wooster School
Tom
Dean Thomas H. Carson
Harrisburg
Wooster
Eleanor Stephens Enlists in Waves at Hunter College
Eleanor Stephens daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Stephens of Indiana has enlisted in the Waves. She is receiving basic training at Hunter College New York City after graduating Brush Valley High School and working for Western Union Telegraph in Washington D C A brother James A O M Second Class serves in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Stephens
A. E. Stephens
Indiana
Hunter College
New York City
Brush Valley High School
Western Union Telegraph Company
Washington, DE. Co
James
South Pacific
Meat ceiling price lists issued for consumers
H Earl Raymond chairman of the War Price and Rationing Board announced that local housewives may obtain a complete retail ceiling price list for meats by contacting the local price clerk. This marks the firstavailability of meat price lists to the public following requests from women’s groups and other consumers after meat lists were printed last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Earl Raymond
War Price and Rationing Board
Raymond
Leading Swine Counties Named in Pennsylvania
York, Lancaster and Berks top the list of the ten counties by swine on farms as of January 1, with York at 50,810, Lancaster 48,970, and Berks 46,610. Pennsylvania totals 867,000 swine valued at 13.747 million, down from 17.405 million a year earlier, amid price declines as breeding expands to boost pork supply for wartime demand. Montgomery rises to fifth, displacing Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Lancaster
Department
Berks
Franklin
Montgomery County
Cumberland
Swine counts shift among counties in annual tally
The report ranks counties by hog totals with 32,300 swine for Bucks in sixth place and Cumberland County at 30,950 in seventh. Adams County rises to eighth with 29,129 while Chester moves to ninth at 24,900 replacing Bedford, and Westmoreland stays tenth with 24,210. Chester County shows the biggest gain, up about 7,000 swine from last year. War Bonds and Stamps advertisements urge investment in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucks
Cumberland County
Adams County
Chester
Bedford
Westmoreland
Chester County
Ffteenth
Brookville Man Helps Sink A Jap Destroyer
Capt. Harry G. Park of Brookville Pennsylvania led a bomber group that sank a Japanese destroyer and a freighter in the Southwest Pacific. Gen. MacArthur's headquarters announced the action noting Liberator bombers hit the destroyer off Halmahera while attack planes sank the freighter in New Guinea waters. Park was among the first to spot the convoy wake and coordinate the strike.
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U. 8
AR Force
Southwest Pacific
Harry G. Park
Brookville
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Halmaneera
New Guinea
Park
Vacationists Attracted By State Forests
Harrisburg June 7 State parks in Pennsylvania reopen for the summer with strong demand. Secretary James A Kell reports inquiries and reservations suggest higher use than in the past three years. 17 cabins are rented across 13 park areas with weekly rates from seven to 15 dollars, furnished with beds, stoves and light. Cabins located in Black Collins, Clear Creek, Jefferson, and other counties. Inquiries should go to the district forester in the area. Facilities include fishing, swimming, boating and hiking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania
James A. Kell
Forest, and Waters
Commonwealth
Clear’ Creek
Jefferson County
Cook . Forest State Park
Clarion County
Cowan's Gap
Fulton County
Dyer Farm
Potterounty
Elliott
S. B. Clearfield County
Koosct Lake
Somerset County
Linn Run
Westmoreland County
Parker Dam
Clearfield County
Pine Grove Furnace
Cumberland County
Promised Land
Pike County
Ralph Stover
Bucks County
Whirls End
Sullivan County
Department of
Perfection and the orthodox Mohammedans clash over precision
The piece notes that believers see striving for perfection as sacrilegious, shaping attitudes toward building, weaving, and symmetry. It mentions Bond investments and a Gazette notice urging War Stamps sales by carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allah
Elkin Tester Named for Armstrong Co Dairy Herd Work
Blaine Elkin of West Mahoning Township began as supervisor of the Armstrong County Dairy Herd Improvement Association on May 31. He graduated from Dayton High School and attended Penn State short courses. He previously belonged to 4 H Calf Club and bee clubs. A tester course will be held at the Dairy Building, Penn State, July 5 to 19 for boys and girls. Pennsylvania lists 119 active Dairy Herd Improvement Associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Elkin
West Mahoning Township
Armstrong County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Blaine
Dayton High School
Pennsylvania State College
Bee Club
J. W. Warner
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Coordination In Field Control of Materials
Secretary of Highways John A. Shroyer warned about lack of coordination in field control of materials for Pennsylvania highways. He urged all supervisory personnel to ensure only materials meeting specifications are used, warning that future lapses could deliver unsuitable material and harm highway construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shroyer
Shrayer
Distetet
Distries
Pennsylvania
John A. Shroyer
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Herbert Jackson
Mr. Raymond
le Havre
France
Allied
Europe
Paris
America
Troutman 'S
Elkin Tester
Armstrong Co
Germany
Lau Ha
Ludwig
Wat
Empire
Homer City
Adm
Cal
Divia de Wavilland
Robert Cummings
Montgomery Ward
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