HOLC Extends 30 Day Window for Home Owner Loans
President Roosevelt signs amendment allowing the Home Owners' Loan Corporation to accept new loan applications for thirty days. HOLC Chairman John H. Fahey says only distressed homeowners facing foreclosure are eligible, with strict tests including involuntary default before June 13 1933, past loan repayment record, and home value limits.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
John H. Fahey
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June Court Term To Hear Numbers Cases
When the June grand jury meets on Monday June 3 the majority of the cases before it will be those of persons alleged to have been mixed up in the numbers racket who were raided some time ago. The court docket will show about 60 cases with nearly forty on numbers charges. Some pleas are expected.
Wolves Club Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
Wolves club members will hold their regular dinner meeting Tuesday at 6 30 in the Elks club Secretary Sam Ross announced today The News By Mail one year 5 00.
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Wolves Club
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Miss Shiffler To Be Graduated
Dorothy Shiffler daughter of Rev and Mrs C C Shiffler 811 East Washington street New Castle will be a candidate for the bachelor of science degree at Westminster College eighty first commencement on June 10 She majored in mathematics and spent six weeks as a code tutor in mathematics in New Castle schools this semester She plans to teach next year She is a New Castle High School graduate and a Beta Phi Alpha sorority member.
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Memorial Week Observed by Mahoning Valley Grange
Dr. C B Wingerd delivered the memorial address honoring soldiers living and dead. F A Montgomery presided while Fred Knoll led the program including songs and floral tributes for Ada Aetelli and Byron Cover. Elma Robinson was pianist. A cleaning hack describes using hooks on a coat hanger for organizing cleaning supplies.
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The
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Honor Writer Dorothy McCleary Wins Doubleday Prize
Dorothy McCleary of New Castle has won a literary prize for her novel Not For Heaven from Doubleday Doran. The book features a vivid portrait of Mrs. Bostwick and is dedicated to her husband, also a writer, and is now on the New Castle free public library shelves. Other popular titles at the library include Now in November by Josephine Johnson and The Old Maid by Zoe Atkins, with Bevan Wolfe and Millis works anticipated to draw strong interest.
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Y W C A Announces Resumption of Government Classes
Government classes at the Y W C A will resume on Monday and run for the next two weeks. This follows a period of suspended sessions and involves continued instruction under the program.
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City Hall Reports April May Burns, Costs and Salaries
Police logged four arrests in 24 hours ending May 31 at 3 30 pm for drunkenness and parking violations. May construction costs totaled about 10 000, April 13 645. Mayor Mayne and Solicitor White top city pay at 250 monthly. Councilmen and clerk salaries noted.
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All Employables Must Register Before June 15
State Emergency Relief Administrator Robert L. Johnson orders all employable persons on relief to register with the state and federal employment services by June 15. Those already registered are unaffected. unregistered workers face relief cutoffs when new work projects begin.
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Memorial Day program at St. Philips and James School
Students presented a memorial program in the school assembly with Legion Medal awards by Mrs. Orville Potter and Ivor Richards. Rev. V. V. Stancelewski chaired. Sisters of the Holy Ghost organized. various recitations songs and dances honored soldiers and the unknown dead.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Ivor Richards
Legion
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V. V. Stancelewski
Stanley Klamat
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Edward Pragacz
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Virginia Reel
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World Court discussion and church election at meeting
A June 1 letter from secretary Thomas I Elliott invites members to a Trinity Episcopal Church meeting to discuss joining the World Court. Rev Philip C Pearson will speak and the annual election of officers and directors will be held. ballots arrive at the door.
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Philip C Pearson
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When seven means nine I eat before I go
Edgar A Guest humorously notes the dinner delay from seven to nine, as guests wait for courses and hors d oeuvres. He resolves to dine early to preserve fortitude, joking about cottage cheese and celery delaying appetites.
Dr. Fred A. Rhodes Visits Family in Highland Ave
Dr. Fred A. Rhodes of Culver City California is visiting his mother Mrs S J Rhodes on Highland avenue. A Lawrence County native he began as a local school teacher before medical training. He led a Pittsburgh hospital, taught at University of Pittsburgh medical college, practiced, and authored several psychology and medicine authorities.
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Mission Revival to Close Sunday Evening
Sunday evening brings to a close the two week revival meetings at the City Rescue Mission led by Rev. C. C. Mohney. A musical program preceded the sermon Friday. Mohney spoke on The Second Coming or Will There Be Another Chance After Death. Street meeting is this evening with Sunday school at 3 30 and closing message Sunday at 7 30.
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Golfer Stricken on Sharon Links Rushed to Hospital
Sharon Pa June 1 Stricken with acute appendicitis while playing on the Sharon Country Club golf course T E Tennis secretary and manager of the Standard Tan Car Company was rushed to Buh Hospital for an emergency operation. His condition today was said to be favorable.
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Farmer Burned by Gas Torch in Orchard Accident
George Mitchell, 67, of Sarver, was severely burned when a gasoline torch used to exterminate caterpillars exploded in his orchard. He was in critical condition at Memorial Hospital in Butler, Pennsylvania, on June 1.
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George Mitchell
Memorial Hospital
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