United States Plans China Treaty Parley to Aid Beijing
Washington on June 1 reports the United States will call an international conference to revise China treaty relations with Tarign powers and pursue peace in China. Kellogg to invite Britain Japan France and others to join the Washington armament conference efforts and to back Chinese calls for abolition of extraterritorial privileges. The meeting aims to secure changes China seeks in its treaty framework and to advance stability in the war torn country.
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Ching
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France
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Santa Barbara Opens Fund to Rebuild City
Santa Barbara launches a major fundraising drive aiming for 20 million dollars to rebuild after the quake. Immediate relief requests drew 2.06 million from national donors, with San Francisco and Los Angeles pledging aid. Looters and damaged areas challenge recovery as officials update damage estimates and residents begin mass reconstruction efforts.
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Santa Barbara Learing House Association
Tho Elrantic
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Los Angeles
Mission Town
Kammer
Santa Ynez Valley
Quakertricken
Centennial Church Night March and Parade in New Castle
Churches celebrate New Castle’s centennial with an 8 PM program at the Public Square. A parade forms on South Jefferson Street and East Washington, moves to County Line Street and back, ending at the assembly platform for a choral performance Worthy Is The Lamb directed by Richard Johns. Dr Charles G. Jordan speaks, Rev F E Stough Rev E Irvine and Rev George Landis lead blessings and benediction.
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Jefferson
East Washington Streets
County Line Street
Anette
Jesus Name
F. E. Stough
St. John's Lutheran Church
E. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
George M. Landis
First Baptist Church
Charles G. Jordan
New Castle
Herbert A. Ellis
O. J. Willamson
Mindl#terial Association
Ellis
Williamson
B. A. Crooks
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal
South Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Epworth
Croton
Mahoning
Tralian
A. M. EL Zion
United Presbyterian
Jefferson Street
South Street
7 Congregational
Evangelical
Christian and Missionary Alliance
West Lawrence Street
Lawrence Street
East Washington Street
County Lingtreet
Hart Washington Street
North Jefferson Treet
Deaths Of The Day Burials In City Section
Funeral services were held for Charles HL Kelso on Tuesday at 2 40 from his Mahoning township residence with Rev. George E. Owen and Rev. Ralph Dunn officiating. Boy Scouts served as flower bearers. Numerous neighbors attended the service at Graland cemetery. Also noted were the deaths of Mirg, Murry Stiglitz, and John M. Waters, with details of their obituaries and funeral plans. Frank Yard, 42, died at his daughter’s home in Lakewood after weeks of illness. Yard had worked for the American Railway Express and Fleischmann Yeast, and belonged to several orders. Marie Bunyea Rowan, 49, died at 899 Frankin Avenue after an extended illness. services set for Friday. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. The paper also described a large local parade and Mardi Gras preparations.
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Charlen HL Kelso
Mahoning
George E. Owen
Central Chinsian Church
Ralph Dunn
Croton Avenue Methodial Church
Edenburg
Robert Morrison
Donald Hoffmasyer
Ralph Yeprafre
Dominick Wora Foe Cameron
Jack Sedgwick
Scout Thaster
Irvin Drottmaster
Frank and Russell Hoffmaster
Frank Coates
Elmer Douglas
John D. Warnock
Willam Shipe
Carl Rodrers
Ira Forrest
William Smith
Graneland
Toh My. Waters
John M. Waters
Frank Staluurick
Revenolds Street
Pegseral
Mr. Waters
Later, Pa
Wand
Wheatland Pa
Castle
Grace Methodist Church
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Shenanzo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Wheatland
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Niles
Harry
Pittsburgh
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Toledo
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Waveren, On
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Reynold Street
Oak Park
Dosse
Jesse
Crawford Avenue
W. Patton
Lakewood
Yard
Barkeyville
Isreal
Adalaide Yard
New
Evangelical Church of
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Ragides
Sre Peart Jonet Yard
Ako
Amy Olive Malion
Graildren
Ruth Bobby
Gail Puttosal
New Castle
Hralste
Fallng Brethers
Sist
J. A. Yard
Franklin
Nowata
Okla
Frank Fryman
Elmer Yard
Alles Kerr
Boyers, Pe
Args Larmly
Binghampton
N.Y
Phome
Graceland Cemetery
Franklin and Youngstown Papers
Marie Bunyea Rowan
Wits
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Franklin Avenue
Rowan
Brewster Station
N. Y
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Anne McDonald Bunyea
Thie City
Epworth
Coolidge Back in Swampscott in a Slated Stopover
President Coolidge returns to Massachusetts with journeys through Vermont and New Hampshire marked by travel quirks and a close medical update on Col. John Coolidge. Major Coupal remains in Plymouth, Dr. Chute to review for possible second operation, and the president stays ready to return to his boyhood home if needed.
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Erwle Gelsaar
Swampscott
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Flymouth
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Col. Coolidge
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Plymouth
Arthur L. Chute
Boston
Massachusetts
Political party primary slate for New Castle area 1995
The notice lists Republican primary candidates for local offices in New Castle and surrounding townships. Names include EOSUIRT L WALLACE, JOHAN P LOCKBART, EMERY, JAMES 8 McCLULLAD, TM. KENNEDY, EDW. CHRIEN SR, SOPH B. FISK, FISK, FARD, WARDMAN, A. S. DHSLI, FRANE J. WADDINGTON, W. Kh. Mokay, A. Be CK REYNOLDS, FRANK N. JOHNSTON, TACK ML DUNLAP, and BEN G. SWIDX among others. Endorsements reflect party primaries subject to September 15, 1995.
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Eosuirt L WalLace
New Castle
FRANK _N. JOHNSTON
Tack ML Dunlap
Who Is She Tradition Fades in Railroad Coach Dare
Baltimore and Ohio Lieutenant Karl Wright bets on a public challenge where a woman sits ten minutes in an exhibition coach on Falls Street without speaking. The stunt aims to prove single women ready to wed. last night the first participant reportedly completed the task, with Wright confident a second entrant will emerge, despite limited public details.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Karl Wright
Falls Street
Yarhor North Stuak
Ib Werons
Wright
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Centennial festival draws thirty thousand fans on Tuesday night
An informal Centennial event attracted attendees and exhibitors as crowds estimated around 25,000 witnessed the sequence of signs and concession stands. Vendors sought space with mixed reception as organizers balanced attractions with sensitivities. The Legion Home opposed certain games and kept to a restrained program.
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Legion Home
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