Move to Halt Milk Dumping in New York and New England
Federal and municipal authorities acted to stop the dumping of thousands of gallons of milk daily as processors could not convert surplus into cheese butter or powdered milk. One Roscoe firm reported dumping 800 cans daily due to manpower and transport limits while the Milk Wagon Drivers Union limited home deliveries tomorrow.
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New York
New England
Roscoe
U. S. Employment Service
Milk Wagon Drivers Union
ODT
Chribet One News Service
Service Flag Presented to Margaret Henry Children’s Home
On Monday afternoon a service flag was presented to the Margaret Henry Children’s Home. Marion Feuchtwariger, president of the board, led the tribute to 30 boys and two girls now serving in the U S. armed forces who formerly resided at the home. Mrs. Lida J. Green, matron, accepted the gift and the flag bore a large blue star marked 32.
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Honor
Margaret Henry Home
Margatet Henry
Marinus Feuchtwariger
U. S
Lida J. Green
Patriotic program honors service stars at home for 42 children
In the large children's play room a patriotic program honors those in service. Names listed include Ann Palco John Dean Ralph Welsh and many others. The 42 children performed songs and recitations such as Marine Hymn Archers Away and Caissons Go Rolling Along with speeches by M Feuchtwanger E Shenhan and N I Williams. The event closed with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Treath T
Ann Palco
John Dean
Ralph Welsh
Robert Cregg
Robert Carolina
John Stanciu
Harold Woryk
George Woryk
Joe Shelby
Franklin Schvilla
June Lytle
Stanley Blair
Warren Blair
Andrew Schuster
Walter Schuffert
John Schuffert
Leroy Wells
Robert Valentine
Joe Standish
Joe Minski
Harry Chamberlain
Philip Chamberlain
Raymond Felix
Tony Cugini
Ben Pyatty
Elmer Miller
John Terro
Andrew Valentino
Robert Williams
Fred Habib
Tony Sacco
James Cregg
Children of the Home
All Corps
N. I. Williams
Bertham Patterson
Betty Reinhart
New Bedford Honor Roll Is Dedicated
Memorial Day services at Hopewell Presbyterian Church drew 300 Catholics and Protestants to honor fallen soldiers. Rev Bernard J. Weigand offered invocation, Hon. A Cooper spoke on memories urging duty without complaint, as three chaplains were praised for remaining with a sinking ship. The ceremony included music by Ursuline high school band, Raymond Whiting soloist, and a dedication by Rev A D Anderson. The honor roll lists 64 names from Pulaski township precinct two, unveiled by Mrs Lee Zedeker. A parade to the memorial grounds ended with Gettysburg Address read by Dale Whiting and wreath laid by Samuel Bridwell U S N, followed by taps and flag-raising.
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Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Bernard J. Weigand
Villa Marie
A. Cooper
Harrisburg
America
Raymond Whiting
Ursuline High School
Youngstown
R. W. Veach
Dale Whiting
Lincoln
Samuel Bridwell
A. D. Anderson
Lee Z Zedeker
Pulaski Township
Captain Harper Commissioned Major Before Death
Marine Corps Major Edwin Harper, son of Mr and Mrs EB F G Harper of Boyles Avenue, was commissioned as a major in the Marine Corps shortly before his death on April 4 in the South Pacific. The warrant was issued from the island base where he was flying, effective as of the day of issue. He was on patrol when his ship was forced down in a tropical storm.
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Edwin Harper
EB. F. G. Harper
Boyles Avenue
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Harper
Man In Hospital Sought After Bar Sparring Incident
George Red Moore, a Savage Hotel bartender, lay unconscious in New Castle hospital after a bar room sparring incident. Police sought an East Side youth identified by proprietors and witnesses Frank Gunariieri and Frank Williamson testified Moore was sparring when a crash occurred. Investigators pursued the unnamed participant as a suspect in the incident.
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George “Red Moore
Savage Hotel
New Castle Hospital
East Side
Frank Gunariieri
Charles B. Mayne
Moore
Frank Williamson
East Washington Street
Jones
Local Students Are Muskingum Grads
Five local students graduated from Muskingum College New Concord. Robert McNeil, Bernard Hook, and Dorothy Guynn earned bachelor of arts degrees. John B. Thompson and Matilda Morris received bachelor of science degrees. An Algiers radio quote asks why 150,000 fighting men gave up, and answers with a harsh critique of arrogant winners.
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Muskingum College
New Concord
Robert McNeil
John A. McNeil
Englewood Avenue
Bernard Alfred Hook
B. A. Hook
Beckford Street
Dorothy Guynn
Leroy C. Guynn
Pennsylvania Avenue
John B. Thompson
Richard Thompson
Matilda Jane Morris
G. D. Morris
Fairfield Avenue
Algiers
West Pittsburgers Honor Four Inductees
Four West Pittsburg youths were honored at a Diaz Club dinner as they enter U S service. Justice of the Peace James Vessella led the event with toastmaster Anthony Isabella. keynote by A R Halazmann of the Treasury. Recipients Francis Cochran Albert Bartley Orland Aloe Joseph Marcantino. Total West Pittsburg service members rises to nine.
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West Pittsburg
United States
Diaz Club
West Pitlsburg
Justice of the Peace
James Vessella
Anthony Isabella
A. R. Halazmann
United States Treasury Department
Ross D. Rosenberger
S. C
Anthony Germaine
Fred Schmidt
Bart Richards
Daniel Alder
United States Coast Guard
Squire Vessella
Francis Cochran
Albert Bartley
Orlando ‘Aloe
Joseph Marcantino
Navy draft enlistments listed for city residents
City residents are listed as entering military service. The Navy accepts many registrants including George Perdue, Thomas Blackford, Ralph Reider, Robert Calabrese, Rosildo Ferrare, John Cangetti, Frank Palmiro, Robert Kenna, Nick Lombardo, Joseph Malinowski Jr, John Lee Jr, Charles Reider, Theodore Ginsburg, Patsy Mastrangelo, Edward Walker, and other locals. Also noted are Aviation Cadets Edwin Barber and John Skuta and Marine Corps acceptees Charles Panzarello, Philip Canfora, Theodore Lach, and Stephen Zduriencik.
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Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps
Charles P. Panzarello
Arlington Avenue
Philip C. Canfora
Winslow Avenue
Theodore H. Lach
Huron Avenue
Stephen P. Zduriencik
Terrace Avenue
UL. S. Navy
U. S. Navy
George B. Perdue
Neshannock Avenue
Thomas G. Blackford
Hemlock Avenue
Ralph J. Reider
Reynolds Tree
Robert J
Frank M. Calabrese
Friendship Street
Robert P. Beynon
Galbreath Avenue
Rosildo Henry Ferrare
East Litton Street
Joni J. Cangetti
Pearson Street
O'Neill
Winslow Prank J. Palmiro
South Cedar Street
Robert H. Kenna
Boyles Avennue
Nick ‘T T. Lombardo
Josepn Malinowski, Jr
Rilecuric
John T. Lee, Jr
Almira Avenue
Henry Street
Charles B. Reider
East Reynolds Street
Theodore Ginsburg
Lyndal R. Preston
Poplar Street
Pete Lombarda
South First Street
Eugene M. Corsa
Pollock Avenue
John BH. Matteo
Waldo Street
Gerald J. McCoy
Hamilton Apts
Edwin Stajak
Gardner Avenue
Patsy J. Mastrangelo
East Home Street
Robert, L. Stewart, Jr
North Liberty Street
John ¥. Gabriel
Long Avenue
Nick DeCarbo
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stephen Padniuk
Harold E
Albers J. Zingaro
Jefferson Street
John W. Alexander
Mahoning Avenue
Edward Walker
Moravia
Charles W. Ivory
Home Street
Welsh
Ray
Gardner disputes mislisted draft status in Lawrence county
Donald Richard Gardner of Ne shannock township says Local Board One could not locate him and that he never attempted to evade his call. He questions a fourth term and notes many emergencies could trigger more elections.
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Donald Richard Gardner
Shannock Township
Lawrence County
Wickard Sees Adequate Diet Plans Limited by Aid
Wickard says a reasonably adequate diet will be available in most places but only if farmers receive sufficient help. Republicans in Congress currently wield power to enforce tight measures, and they chose actions likely to maximize their votes.
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Wickard
Congress
tFhey
Uic
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N. Muu St
New Bedford
Hopewell Church
Steel City
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Home Improvement Sales Co
E. Washington St
A&m
W. Long Ave
People’s Furniture CO
Washington
Muskingum Grads
M. J. Donnelly
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
Mercer &T
Tate
New Castle Drug Co
North Maith
East Washington
West Pittsburgers
Gerson
NAVY
Fred C. Peterson
Ashland Avenue
Tony J. Medure
Clifford H. Ford
Cedar Street
Sim Rich
Blunston Avenue
Ronald A. Serignese
Sutton Street
David R. Williams
Randolph Street
Samuel R. DeLillo
Division Street
Michael E. Michalejko
Liberty Street
Albert I. Padula
Pearl Street
Bari A. Rink
James D. Nickum
Joseph J. Costa
Edward M. Elias
Hamilton Street
David FB. Abernathy
East Long Avenue
Philip D. Richards
George Albert
Cunningham Avenue
Joseph Clemons
Robert Criswell
Temple Avenue
Aviation
Edwin L. Barber
Wilson Ave
Nue
John Skuta
West Reynolds Street
Se Janey
Jowels
Prudence
Jowesls Diamonds
Credie
All
Jewel Monarch
EA Credet
Elgin
Deluze Elia
Gerson's
Benrus
Monarch
Waltham
Grad Harman
Bulova
Mar
Gotham
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Washington At Mill
Plasterer
George Hanna
South Bay Sient
Hogpland
Federal Furs
Mooney
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