Sailor Ghost Haunts London Naval Barracks Mystery
In Chatham at St Marys Naval Barracks reports say a seafaring ghost reappears writing A Ghost in the log. Officers note footsteps heard at night and sightings of a pale seaman in Nelson era uniform. Barracks built 1787 by prisoners and convict labor home to underground passages.
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London
St. Mary’s Naval Barracks
Chatham
Wen
Lord Nelson
Grant Increase In Low-Priced Shoes
The Office of Price Administration authorized 10 to 15 percent price hikes on shoes under five dollars. The move covers all low-priced men, women, and children footwear effective immediately to align with March 1942 output and curb diversion to higher priced shoes after controls eased.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Court of Awards Honors Girl Scouts of Troop 13
Girl Scouts Troop 13 held its annual Court of Awards in the basement of Second U P church on May 29. The event featured music games and a spelling bee with badges awarded to Patty Barber Charlotte Boughter Phyllis Craven Jean Johnston Nancy McKee Beverly Owens Alice Eddy Joanne Fisher Barbara Rodgers and Kay Johns. First class badges went to Patty Barber Jean Johnston and Alice Eddy. Ruth Hanna led the troop with Lois Lightner and Charlotte Leishman assisting. Council members plan a dinner June 4 at Trinity Episcopal church at 6 30 followed by a program.
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Troop
Girl Scouts
U. P
Jean Johnston
Nancy McKee
Charlotte Boughter
Phyllis Craven
Patty Barber
Eames
Beverly Owens
Alice Eddy
Joanne Fisher
Barbara Rodgers
Kay Johns
Troop 13
Ruth Hanna
Lois Lightner
Charlotte Leishman
City Council Thanks Aid Groups For Flood Relief Efforts
Mayor John F. Haven and the council commended the Red Cross Salvation Army VFW OCD and many volunteers for flood relief. Haven led rescue squads toured the city all night with police fire and streets crews placing barricades lights and securing manholes. Councilman Gibson moved to publicly thank all organizations and individuals aiding Monday night.
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
V.F.W
OCD
James Gibson
Gibson
Pomona Grange Plans June 5 Meeting at Mahoning Grange Hall
Pomona Grange will hold an all day session at Mahoning Valleys Grange hall on Wednesday June 5 starting 10 30 AM Memorial services are set for 3 PM with a quarter contest in the evening The first neighborhood meeting will be with Pleasant Hill grange on June 13 featuring East New Castle and Willard Oranges The youth of the grange will meet at Firestone Park in Columbus Ohio on July 17 with details to follow
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Pomona Grange
Mahoning Valleys
Pleasant Hill Grange
East New Castle
Willard Oranges
The
Grange
Firestone Park
Columbiana
Ohio
Pomona
McCullough
Schwellenbach to name Cleveland man as assistant
Washington June 1 INS Philip Hannah of Cleveland secretary treasurer of the Ohio State Federation of Labor is reported in line for appointment as assistant secretary of labor Secretary of Labor Lewis B Schwellenbach is expected to submit his recommendation to President Truman this week Hannah would represent the AFL in the department John W Gibson former Michigan CIO director will continue as CIO assistant secretary A labor department spokesman said Schwellenbach has not decided on a third assistant secretary or undersecretary and he has not heard reports that Edward L Cushman might be appointed to the undersecretary job.
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INS
Philip Hannah
Cleveland
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Labor
Lewis B
Schwellenhbach
Truman
Hannah
AFL
John W. Gibson
Michigan Cio
CIO
Labor Department
Schwellenbach
Edward L. Cushman
United States Employment Service
East New Castle Grange Holds Regular Meeting
East New Castle Grange met in the hall Tuesday evening with a program including a group singing Bible names contest and a talk on Religion Today. Mrs. G V Gibson spoke, Juvenile Grange officers presented a memorial service, Clark Reno noted, and prizes were given for essays on Why I Like to Go to Grange to Hazel Gibson Jackie Mentzer and Laura St John. The Big Four achieved what Russia had already done.
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East New Castle
G. V Gibson
Clark Reno
Grange
Hazel Gibson
Jackie Mentzer
Laura St. John
Insurance Bill Reaches Commons
The House of Lords received from Commons an approved national insurance bill. It supports a cradle to grave plan with weekly sickness unemployment and retirement benefits about 5.25 dollars, widow and guardian grants, and 7.25 dollars in maternity pay for 13 weeks. Government actuaries estimate a three billion dollar cost by 1978.
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London
House of Lords
Commons
Sir William Beveridge
Landlords Under Attack for Childbearing Clauses
The Pilot condemns landlords who force prospective tenants to sign agreements pledging not to have children. It lauds Judge Edward A. Counihan for ruling against eviction of a couple due to their pregnancy plans, calling the practice immoral extortion and a conspiracy against maternity.
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Boston
INS
Pilot
Catholic Archdiocese of
East Cambridge
Edward A. Counihan
Princeton Station Church Services and Local Notices
Rev Reed preached at Oak Grove church Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday school to follow. Missions ladies meet June 6 at Mrs Harry Grass home. Numerous parishioners visitations and family notes from New Castle Butler Portersville and Princeton include health updates and memorial day gatherings. The column ends with a local quip on swindlers lacking conscience.
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Reed
New Wilmington
Oak Grove Esee
Ayers
Harry Grass
Sara Henry
Howard Forbes
Beverly
Robert Myers
George Hohmann
Robert Cooper
Butler
Doris Mershimer
New Castle Hospital
James Young
Harry McClelland
Portersville
William Avers
Joyce
New Castle
Charlie Mershimer
Princeton
John Mayer
Milton Harlan
J A Boak
Mr. Mayer
Boak
Henry
Margaret Barry
James Campbell
Doris McCurdy
John McCurdy
W. A. Wright
N. M. Young
James White
Donald Ray
Robert Parish
Howard Carr and Sons
William Wright
Beryl Book
Inice Book
U.S. Book
Orrie
Wilbur Studebaker
Jacksville
Fred Rodgers
Morrison cites grain shipments to India and Germany
Laborite leader Morrison told the Commons the United States will ship 1 165 000 tons of grain to India before September and Britain’s zone of Germany has an allocation of 675 000 tons He said he averted a threat to Britain by talks with American officials after Churchill opened the food debate noting manual labor cannot be efficiently done on existing rations
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INS
Herbert Morrison
Commons
United States
India
Germany
Morrison
Washington
Winston Churchill
Memorial Day Rally Draws Alliance Gospel Tabor Members
A large bus load of people from the Alliance Gospel Tabernacle at 210 Pearson Street attended a Memorial Day district rally.
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Alliance Gospel Tabernacle
Pearon Street
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