Government Quits Soft Coal Control
Washington June 1 The Interior Department ordered the return to private possession of all bituminous coal mines held by the government except those in the Southern Coal Producers association. Mines were taken over 13 months ago after a wage contract move by operators. Anthracite mines remain under seizure awaiting ratification by a UMWA convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L.ickes
Oper
Ators
United Mine Workers of America
Board of Review Approves 9 Scouts
Nine scouts were approved for advancement by the Boy Scout Board of Review at its meeting Wednesday evening. Second class awards went to Charles Dart and Don Marchette of troop 12 and Robert Palladino of troop 15. First class recipients were Harold Lawton of troop 16 and Jim Downing of troop 55. Star awards go to Harry Campbell of troop 1 Harvey Bush of troop 5 and Anthony Walczak of troop 26. Life scout is Herbert Hawkins of troop 1. Court of Honor set for Thursday June 8 at 8 p.m. at Senior High. Dr A H Borland chairs the advancement committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Board of Review
Charles Dart
Don Marchette
Robert Palladino
Harold Lawton
Jim Downing
Harry Campbell
Harvey Bush
Anthony Walczak
Herbert Hawkins
A. H. Borland
Advancement Committee
FE. L. Gerlach
Board of Review
Harvey B. Bush
F. W. Douds
A. L. Wilson
J. W. Post
Military imperative echoes in strict order obedience
A terse note asserts that the command of W.LB. remains an order within military discipline, not a binding legal statute, signaling hierarchy and procedure over civilian law while stressing adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.lb
Hospital Notes From New Castle and Jameson Memorial
Admitted patients include William Agnew and Angelo Mraz with tonsil operations and Harold Bird along with numerous others. Discharged patients include Mrs. Anna Harrah and infant, Joseph Cunningham, George Aurelli, and many residents from New Castle area.
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New Castle Hospital
William Agnew
Albert Street
Dolores Pelletier
Hutchinson Street
Kathleen Brenner
Wampum
Fannie Hempel
Howard Way
Angelo Mraz
Maitland Street
Shirley Repple
New Middletown
Joseph Angelo
Hazel Street
Hazel Ann Helms
Fern Street
Anna Harrah
Finch Street
Raymond Fontana
Reynolds Street
Joseph Cunningham
Mercer Street
George Aurelli
Midland Avenue
Midland
Petronella Bigley
Homestead Avenue
John Cipriani
Center Way
Antonio Vitelli
Wood Street
Norma Mae Pillifant
Rose Avenue
Dorothy E. Wolfe
Poland
Lee Baun
Petersburg
Local residents noted for illnesses visits travels and births
Mrs Willis Linton of Epworth Street is ill at home while Mrs Josephine McGowen visits her cousin Mrs T R Thorne in Greenville. Ada Watkins recovering from an accident improves. Maude Ray returns home after a week with sister Mrs Hutton. George McFarland at New Castle Hospital remains stable. Paul Simon Jr. and Pvt Paul Simon Jr linger at Camp Forrest. Elizabeth Wall accepts Washington job. daughter of Mrs Ethel Wall. Betty Ross returns from visit with Eau Claire hosts. Herschell Routman visits East Washington Street relatives. Paul Butler Sr. and son Paul Jr. visit parents in the city. Robert Earl of Detroit visits his daughters and brothers here. Charles Teets of Zelienople attend Memorial Day with Rees family. Margie Capezio spends month with grandparents in Youngstown. Birth announced Jeffrey Ralph Davies to Lieut and Mrs Ralph K Davies in Gainesville Florida. Esther Kolatov departs for Camp Rucker with husband Bennie. William Trick has returned home from Jameson Memorial Hospital improving. Patricia Harris of Jamaica NY concluded visit with grandparents in Lakewood then heads home with Dorothy Crooks of Clairton Pa.
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Maude Ray
Linersille
C. Hutton
Spruce Street
George McFarland
East Long Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Paul Simon
Long Avenue
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Elizabeth Wall
Washington
Herschell Routman
Beaver Falls
A. Routman
East Washington Street
Paul Butler
Paul, Jr
Sacramento
Calif
W. H. Butler
Court Street
Robert. Earl
Detroit, Mich
Mildred Womeldorf
Erma Vogan
O. Earl
John Earl
Charles Teets
Zelienople
Arthur J. Rees
Margie Ann Capezio
A. J. Capezio
Agnew Street
Frank Capezio
Youngstown
Esther Kolatov
West Long Avenue
Bennie Kolatov
Camp Rucker
Ala
Kolatov
Field Artillery
William E. Trick
R. D
Oo. G Crooks
Lakewood
Dorothy Crooks
Clairton
W. E. Cartwright Reaches Ninety With Family Messages
North Beaver street resident W. E. Cartwright celebrates his 90th birthday with visits from friends. He is hale and hearty, needs no glasses, and enjoys life with two sons, a daughter, twenty grandchildren, and several great grandchildren.
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W. E. Cartwright
North Beaver Street
Cartwright
Centennial of Stokes AME Zion Church Celebration Begins
The Stokes AME Zion church centennial observance opens with Sunday services led by Rev N L Meeks former pastor of St Lukes now at Emmanuel AME Zion Aliquippa and his congregation. Upcoming events include Rev James L Black of St Pauls AME Zion Cleveland leading Wednesday prayer and Rev A M Jones of Price Memorial AME Zion Youngstown and choir on Friday with a 8 pm program at St John United Holy church featuring soloists and readers.
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Stoke’s
A. M. EE. Zion Church
N. Lb. Meeks
St. Lukes
Emmanuel AM. EE. Zion Ehnurch
Aliquippa
James L. Black
St. Pauls A. M E. Zion Church
Cleveland
Gospel Chorus
St. Paul's
A. M
Margaret Hardney
Claudie Lowe
Reading
Gertrude Wilkins
Alice Ferris
New Wilmington Veteran James Pitzer Ill After Stroke
James Pitzer longtime New Wilmington World War veteran and former boro fire chief is reported in critical condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a Monday stroke. He has locally earned praise for steady leadership and civic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pitzer
New Wilmington
Boro Fre Department
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Pelletier-Brenner Birth Notice in New Castle Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Pelletier of 413 Hutchinson Street announce the birth of a daughter on June 1 at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brenner of Box 53 Wampum announce the
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James Pelletier
Hutchinson Street
New Castle Hospital
Kenneth Brenner
Wampum
Youth Service Planned at Westfield Presbyterian
A special youth service for Mt. Jackson district youth and congregations will be held Sunday evening June 4 at the Westfield Presbyterian church.
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Mt. Jackson
Westfield Presbyterian Church
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Victor
New Castle
Henreid
Sydney
Edmond ‘Gwenn
Geo
Tobias
Coulouris
Faye Emerson
Hitler
the Gail Patrick
Nancy Kelly
Bill Henry
Tala Birell
Andy Clyde
Harold Bird
Connellsville
LeRoy Pardick
Agnes C. Allen
Winter Avenue
Dorothy Yoder
Saral Emma Baer
E Wellace Avenue
Albert Shields
Slippery Rock
Angeline Casella
South Bay Street
George Grieder
Ruth Bartlett
Sharpsville
John G. Kelland
Neshannock Avenue
Kenneth Parshall
Boyles Aveue
Ethel Kuhn
Lowellville
Lou A. Hughes
Bessemer
Katherine Bauman
Darlington
Gertrude Jones
Portersville
Catherine Wellner
Randolph = street
Marian Cotter
Lynda Street
Shirley Hunter
Willis Linton
Epworth Street
Josephine McGowen
T. R. Thorne
Greenville
Ada Watkins
East Washington Stret
Jeffrey Ralph
Ralph K. Davies
Gainesville
Fla
Messerschmitt
Journey Into
Orsen Welles
Joseph Cotten
Man From
Thunder River
Wild Bill Elliott
Gabby Hayes
Stalingrad
Michael O'Shea
Susan Hayward
London
Madeleine
Italy
Madeleine Carroll
Red Cross
15Th U. S. Army Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Orchestra
the Duncans
Ellwood City
Cascade
Blair Williams and His Orchestra
Bob Brown
His
Rhythm Boys
Lifetime
Nala
Wan Mischa Auer
B. G. Desylva
Mitchell Leisen
Frances Goodrich
Albert Hackett
Moss, Hol
Kurt.Weill_ end
Ira Gershwin
Patton
Charles E. McConahy
Ellwood City Hospital
New York
Shoane Hospital
Westfield
King's Riding Academy
Cochranton Farm
Puslaski Road
Mahoningtown
Children We Tax Inc
Gene Autry
Old
Monterey
Vermont
Glorea Jean
Patterson-Sargent Paints
Farmers Supply CO
Washington St
Telephone
H. R. Huston CO
E. Long Ave
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