Will Restore Promotion Plan At Post Office
Washington correspondent reports that the Post Office will restore automatic promotions effective July 1, 1984. The economy act suspended automatic promotions for 1932 to 1934, and those years cannot count toward promotion. New Castle postal employees below the sixth grade with satisfactory service in those years will lose two potential promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthsur C. Wimner
Speciay
Washington
New Castle
Washington, D. C
Steen
Post Office Department
Congress
Promotions and salary progression under the economy act
A clerk or carrier promoted on July 1, 1932 from first to third grade with a $1900 salary on July 1, 1934 would not advance due to the economy act. His July 1, 1934 rating remains first grade, but after that date he may receive one grade increase per year for each year of satisfactory service, continuing onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Alleen
Memorial Day services at Battery S monument Mt Jackson
Memorial Day events in Mt Jackson included a morning service at the Battery S monument led by Earl J. Watt Post, American Legion. A march formed by the high school band and post members preceded by officers Archie Shoup and a firing squad led by Dr. F D Campbell. Church and society meetings follow with notices of upcoming events and local personals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery S Monument
Earl J. Watt
American Legion
Jata
Archie Shoup
Bessemer
Lago
Ralph Spears
F. D. Campbell
Local Notes From New Castle Boro Illnesses And Visits
New Castle Boro reports Mrs Falatavich confined at home due to illness Laverne Weaver of Morris street on sick list Ted Frazier of Ohio visits his mother Mrs George Conley George Spealich returns from forest camp after three weeks Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of Franklin Pa spend Memorial Day at the Martin home on Prospect Victor Driver home from forest camp for a few days before planned June return
City Hall police log notes six arrests and old patrol tales
Within a 24 hour period ending 3 30 p m May 31 six arrests were recorded for drunkenness traffic violations and suspicion. The piece also recalls Harry Quest the first patrol wagon driver and other horse drawn era figures along with notes on park upkeep water safety and Cascade Park’s famed bass creeks in Neshannock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Quest
Maria
Howard Phillips
Carl Gaston
Near 700 Candidates Filed For Oklahoma State Posts
Oklahoma City voters may face a new code for candidates if this pace continues as nearly 700 contenders have filed for major state offices in the upcoming election. Names, offices, and party affiliations are listed among the filings to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Chipso Soap Ad Claims Brightness and Durability
An old Chipso washing powder advertisement features Mrs Poole and her mother extolling dirt removal and color preservation. It asserts Chipso leaves fabrics bright without harsh bleaches and promises lasting whiteness and gentleness on garments and even dishes and underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipso
Mother
Suspected Slayer Changes His Plea in Brown Case
Edward Adamski, accused in the January 1933 murder of Bradway Brown in Philadelphia, changed his plea from not guilty to nolo contendere in Burlington County Court. Sentencing was postponed for two weeks. Adam ski will face trial next week alongside co defendant Adam Scewczak. Solomon Lats, tied to the case as a witness, is not expected to be tried but may testify for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Mount Rolly
N.J
Edward Adamski
Bradway Brown
Philadelphia Printing Company
Mhy
Burlington County
Adamski
Scewczak
Solomon Lats
Philadelphia
Local notes from New Galilee and Beaver Falls events
Community updates record multiple visits and moves among residents from New Galilee, Beaver Falls, and East Palestine, Ohio plus a Sabbath school meeting at Mt. Pleasant church where officers for the next year were elected. Albany reports Gov Lehman may approve a bill allowing osteopaths to perform minor external surgery if no major organ is affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Tanner
Beaver
Albert Welsh
Beaver Falls
B. O. Howell
Young
Kenneth Young
Ellwood City
L. W. Gilkey
Petersburg
Ohio
Flitch
John Garvin
Garvin
Robert Beck
East Palestine
J.D. Beck
H. Ll. Miller
Myrtle Mae
Dorot
Warren
Anton Tanner
Mt. Pleasant, Presbyterian Church
Frank McCarter
Young People’s Department
George Aten
Temperance
H. Todd Iy
Lueia Swick
Lee Smith
Hocanson
W. J. Duff
James Beatty
W. K. Davis
B.C. Sawyer
Albany
Lehman
Memorial Day Program at Edenburg Bandstand
A large crowd attended the Edenburg Memorial Day program with Reverend Inger soll delivering the address on a portion of the U S Constitution. Fred Coates sang A Soldier's Rosary and a flag drill by junior girls led by Bessie Hofmeister and Olive Wigton highlighted the event. Earle Watt chaired cemetery services with high school band director Mr. McCullough. Local personals note moves and visits among Ralph Burns family, Virginia Pitzer, Dick Burns, Edna Shrader, and Francis Coates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg Bandstand
Ingersoll
United States
Fred Coates
Bessie Hofmeister
Olive Wigton
Earle Watt
Jackson
McCullough
Edenburg
Ralph Burns
Mercer
Virginia Pitzer
Youngstown
Dick Burns
Frank Hofmeister
Edna Shrader
Lowellville
Will Loy
Francis Coates
County delays road bridge issues and court actions noted
County commissioners report a dangerous township bridge on the Youngstown road near East New Castle remains closed to vehicles and used as a footbridge. Detours exist but contractor traffic risks travelers while concreting is delayed due to another job. Sheriff Pritchard reports multiple prison sentences for Aligier Liss and Clark. Judge Chambers grants new trials and amends claims in several civil matters involving Cambria Shoe Co v DiMosi and People’s National Bank of Ellwood City v Burt, with orders to open judgments and hear both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Tread
East New Castle
Ball Park
Pm Township
Shenango Township
Youngstown Road
Ellwood City
People's National Bank of
I. R. Burt
Chambers
Burt
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Cor
Nsor Scholls
New Castle Wall Paper Co
Wright's Market Telephone
Goodyear
Bill Braatz
Shenango Motor Co
Washington ST
Marlin’s
South Jefferson St
Mt. Jackson
W. M.S
Women's Missionary Society
Ims
Daisy Swisher
United Presbyterian Church
H. J. Rose
Union Young People’s Christian Union
Moravia Presbyterian Church
Mt, Jackson
John Douglas
Quinsy
Pearle Stanley
Louis Stanley
Wilbur Moore
Akron
Dwight Meanor
Charles Rogers
Dale Rogers
Grace
Mary
Glenn
New Middletown
James Hanna
Tee Ae
Boro
E. Washington St
Armstrong
East Washington St
Ben Hartland
Eddie Pritchard
North Mercer Street
Sheriff's Deputies
Department of Polite
Park Commission
Cascade Park
Guy Wadlinger
People’s Park
Cascade Fark
C. G C. Coulthard
Neshannock Creek
East Washington Street
Pennsylvania
WCAE
KDKA
Sprite
NBC
Jack Benny
Fred Waring
Pennsylvanians
Phil Baker
Anson Weeks Orchestra
James Melton
Ted Weems Orchestra
Clara LU
N’ EM
Eckerd
Ureas
Buddy
Nancy
Dimity
Struthers
Susie Essarco
Alex Deprano
Lewis Needler
Poland
Margaret Needler
Ciro Montnearo
Joe Natale
Frank Fire
Prank Perrine
Claude Bennett
Dorothy
Freda Raub
Kennen Kimmel
Ed. Murdock
Enon Valley
Paul Williams
North
Fred Taylor
Ida Waldinger
Katharine
Gen Taylor
West View
Pittsburgh
Albert Wigton
New Galilee
Court House Hill
Chinery
Edward D. Pritchard
Connie Wardman
William Aligier
Tony Liss
A. Clark
Western Penitentiary
Aligier
Liss
Clark
James A. Chambers
The
Commonwealth
Frank Fogarty
James A Chambers
Cambria Shoe Company
Gennaro DiMosi
DiMosi
Atlantic
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