Senator Ashurst Defends Pork Barrel Amid Budget Criticism
Senator Henry F. Ashurst of Arizona argues that pork barrel spending reflects constituents' desires and remains essential. He contends real economy would require coordinated effort and that funding extra programs, even if costly, is supported by voters and lawmakers alike.
Tax rhetoric on congressional accountability echoed in a far reaching claim
A speaker argues that taxpayer relief is unattainable until politicians face protesters at stations with large appropriation bills. He maintains that Congressmen will keep backing spending and winning elections until voters confront them directly for their votes.
Critics Pan Government Spending In Executive Flights
The speaker denounces lavish travel by government agents and consular staff claiming many trips are unnecessary. He argues the system wastes taxpayers money as agents travel on special assignments and then return yearly to public approval. He cites trains from Washington to the Pacific coast as a hotbed of such activity.
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Men's Brotherhood Banquet At Central Church
The Men's Brotherhood of the Central Presbyterian Church hosts a ladies night banquet Thursday at 6:30 PM. Rev L L Tait of Bessemer delivers the principal address after a musical program and short talks by Attorney M L Riley and George McClelland. Proceeds go to the Christian Endeavor Society to fund conference delegates.
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Grand Rapids
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Leonard Campbell
Christian Endeavor Society
Westminster Male Quartette Sings at Central Church
Westminster College quartet performed at Central Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. The quartet members listed include Prof Norval Brelos Edward Carr Philip Reep and J Y Jackson. The church has no Westminster students at present.
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Westminster Male Quartette
Westminster College
Central Presbyterian Church
Central Church
Westminster
Norval Brelos
Edward Carr
Philip Reep
J. Y. Jackson
Detroit Man to Pay for Accident
James Fowler said William J. Rugh of Detroit has agreed to pay all damages from a Saturday night auto crash at Ray and Court. The Rugh vehicle allegedly caused the collision, and Fowler's car was damaged considerably.
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William J. Rugh
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Zemo promises relief for eczema and skin troubles
Quick relief claim for eczema and related skin conditions using Zemo products. It advertises a 35 cent bottle, extra large bottle for one dollar, and Zemo soap and ointment with healing stated to begin upon application and remove many skin ailments.
Ringling Brothers Circus To Exhibit In New Castle On June 28
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus announces a city stop in New Castle on Saturday June 28. The show features expanded acts with five elephant companies and 821 artists, plus 60 horses and 210 jungle animals amid a traveling menagerie totaling over 1600 people and 785 horses.
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Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus
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Ringling Brothers
Ring No. 1
Jergen N. Christiansen
Jofin
Daniel
Bronx Zoo
New York City
Vendor touted as cure all by local supporters
A New Castle man Albert J. Reed credits Vendol with relief from indigestion constipation and back pains and encourages his wife to try the herbal tonic. He reports improved appetite weight gain and better sleep and says the remedy is sold in Ellwood City Grove City and Mercer with a local dealer inviting others to learn more.
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Albert J. Reed
First Presbyterian Church
Cunningham Ave
New Castle
Shenango Pottery
McKee
Ellwood City
Davis & Carpenter
Grove City
Central Pharmacy
Mercer
Center Drug Store
Westmin ster junior operetta stages Trial By Jury
Westmin ster college presented two shows of the junior operetta Trial By Jury in the chapel. A full house praised the performance as the breach of promise case unreeled with Ed win and Angelina, jury, judge, and colorful cast including Gene Carr and Lyle Guthrie. The production was coached by Prof. F B Ward with Miss Margaret Fraser at the piano and costumes arranged by Louise Dickson, Elizabeth Campbell and Frank Graham.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Edwin
Angelina
Selenium Hygrometer Adapts To Automatic Humidity Control
A selenium cell changes resistance with light and moisture, enabling a hygrometer that can regulate humidity. Experiments show the device can detect water vapor in air and, with standardized conditions, drive automatic humidifier controls in buildings.
Guard Against Vanity That Craves Compliments
A short meditation warns readers to resist vanity driven by praise and seek steadier self worth beyond flattery. It urges discipline and humility, noting how vanity can distort judgment and distract from meaningful goals.
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