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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

3

NYA Reorganizes Pennsylvania Office Structure to Nine Areas

National Youth Administration announces consolidation of 37 county offices into nine area offices across Pennsylvania. Area two based in Allentown will cover Berks, Carbon, Lehigh, Monroe and Northampton. Area three in Lackawanna and five in Luzerne region will be overseen by Tom Fox and James O'Brien. Rosamund Maher to supervise district two responsibilities.

URG National Youth Administration Pennsylvania NYA Tenace Sutton Pittsburgh Harrisburg Philadelphia 50 Ag Mary Sweeney Lehigh-Northampton County Allentown Berks Carbon Lehigh Monroe Northampton Counties Lackawanna Pike Susquehanna Wayne Wyoming Tom Fox Lackawanna County James O'Brien Luzerne County Wilkes-Barre Columbia Luzerne Schuylkill

NYA District Reorganization Announces New Supervisors

The plan places headquarters in Harrisburg with six county areas under Merlin M. Paine in Sunbury and two more areas. John Sincock will supervise area seven with Bedford to Union counties from Johnstown. Area eight stays under John Pella in New Castle. Area nine covers Allegheny, Fayette, Greene, Somerset, Washington and Westmoreland with Louis C. Scott in Pittsburgh.

Harrisburg Adams Chester Cumberland Dauphin Franklin Fulton Lancaster Lebanon Perry York Merlin M. Paine Sunbury Bradford Cameron Centre Clinton Huntingdon Juniata Lycoming Mifflin Montour Northumberland Potter Snyder Sullivan Tioga Union John Sincock New Castle Allegheny Fayette, Greene Somerset Washington Westmoreland Louis C. Scott Pittsburgh

Hart in Crash Lancaster Board Chairman Hit

An automobile truck collision at a street intersection in Lancaster left F A Wills 70 of Germanytown in critical head injuries. Wills was chairman of the board of directors of Supplee Wills Jones, a Philadelphia dairy company.

Hart Lancaster F. A. Wills Germantown Supplee-Wills-Jones Philadelphia Dairy Company

Veteran officer Captain Booth dies in Wilkes-Barre

Captain C. M. Booth, 63, leader of a private detective agency in Wilkes-Barre and longtime associate of Lehigh Valley Coal Company, died of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was an original member of the Pennsylvania State Police and had a notable career in law enforcement.

Wilkes-Barre C. M. Booth Lehigh Valley Coal Company Pennsylvania State Police

Lay Plans for Registration in Second Draft Day

Dr William Mather Lewis Pennsylvanias selective service director announced revised regulations for the July 1 second registration day allowing local board members, selective service employees and experienced personnel to act as registrars. Local board chairmen will appoint registrars and serve as chief registrar. Registrants must take an oath to faithfully perform duties and truthfully record and report information observed. Special registrars may be appointed to assist those prevented from registering.

William Mather Lewis Pennsylvania Lewis

Ten Men to Make One Bridegroom

Hollywood gossip notes Janet Blair reveals an ideal mate built from ten college archetypes Harvard Yale MIT Virginia Southern California Princeton Notre Dame Tennessee Stanford Rutgers. Also reports a truck crash fatally injuring Edison E Walker in Somerset and a pastor photographer Thomas E Evang 87 dies in Custer City.

Hollywood Melissa Janet Blair Janet Hal Kemp Miss Blair Harvard Yale Ideal Massachusetts Institute of Technology Notre Dame Tennessee Stanford Rutgers Somerset State Highway Department Kingwood Here Edison E. Walker Walker Francis Trent National Park Custer City Thomas E. Evang United Brethren McKeen County Diamond

Local Registrars to Serve Without Pay Due to Illness

Visiting local board offices due to illness or incapacity, registrars will serve without pay. This measure keeps registration operations active as officials work in an unpaid capacity.

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