United States Will Not Take Up Arms If Europeans Disagree
Norman H. Davis, American ambassador at large, states in Geneva that the United States will not join any undertaking requiring military force to preserve or restore peace. He clarifies Washington will use peaceful pressure but not inflict punishment, and seeks wording to exclude military obligations in the British disarmament plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Geneva
Norman H. Davis
General Commission of the Disarmament Conference
Davis
Europe
Bids Awarded For Highway Projects
Harrisburg June 2 Bids for highway construction totaling about 200000 were awarded by Secretary Samuel S Lewis. Solazo Construction Company Pittsburgh won 35013.13 for U S Route 322 relocation in Mercer and Crawford counties and 5 28 miles of road grading and drainage. Russell and Williamson New Kensington Ohio? No Warren county won 131859.35 for 5 68 miles of macadam on Route 177. Minns Brothers DuBois earned 12322.86 for 35 miles of concrete paving on U S Route 219 in Jefferson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Samuel S. Lewis
State Highway Department
Solazo Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Mercer
Crawford
Russell and Williamson
Youngstown
Warren County
Minns Brothers, DuBois
Jefferson County
Subway Music in Paris Trains Brightened by Buskers
In Paris subway cars travelers often hear violin solos or accordion tunes from unemployed musicians who have plenty of time and little money. Employees do nothing to hinder the music.
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Paris
Crow calls and crow hunting in local sport
A local column mocks a crow call as a musical instrument and describes a crow hunting outing with decoys and guns. It notes a potential crow calling conservatory, jokes about memory of a grease-pit deer, and mentions improving the Benjamin Franklin Highway near Edenburg. It also suggests New Castle as a logical overnight stop for travelers to the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flip McConahy
New Castle
New York
Chicago
Roaming With Richards In New Castle Aerial Views
Richards offers observations from New Castle noting a mix of curious sights and local happenings. The column blends personal reflections with brief, vivid notes on people places and events seen around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Boy Scouts to Entertain Grangers at Westfield Grange
The Westfield Grange hosts a June 5 meeting at the hall with the New Bedford Boy Scout troop in charge of the program. Under the scoutmaster, the group will present a work aligned program plus an hour of lectures featuring songs, a Grange story by Harris McChelland, and a surprise feature by Mabel Byers. Youth interested in scouting are invited to attend around 9 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Grange
New Bedford
Grange
Harris McChelland
Mabel Byers
Boy Fires Shot at Air. Brother Slugged by Pellet
In Farrell Pennsylvania on June 2 12 year old Fred Mason unlocked a loaded shotgun and fired at imaginary birds from a window. His 10 year old brother Philip was struck by eight shot from the charge but survived after a physician removed the pellets.
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Farrell
Fred Mason
Harry P. Mason
Fruit Avenue
Philip
Altoona High To Graduate Largest Class In State
Altoona Pennsylvania June 2 All graduating class records for Pennsylvania high schools will be broken here June 7 when the Altoona high school senior class receives diplomas The class numbers 797 students and is 200 more than a year ago The state board of education announced that no school had ever graduated as many pupils in a single semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Altoona High School
State Board of Education
Local Social Notes From Leesburg and Nearby Ports
Ella Scollard of New Castle called in Leesburg on Monday. Mrs. James Bowers and daughter Nellie spent Monday in Grove City. Harry Sheaff of Plaingrove visited his daughter Mrs. Frank Palmer for the weekend. Miss Leona Rudolph of New Castle stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Rudolph. Harry Sankey recovering from tonsil operation at Mercer Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Greenawalt and children from Oil City visited Mr and Mrs Sam Oakes Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carmen Hawthorne and Alice Oakes attended a card party at the home of Mr and Mrs E W Walker in New Wilmington Monday evening. Several locals attended commencement at Volant last Wednesday evening. Grace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Scollard
New Castle
James Bowers
Nellie
Grove City
Harry Sheaff
Plaingrove
Frank Palmer
Leona Rudolph
Charles Rudolph
Harry Sankey
Mercer Hospital
James Greenawalt
Francis
James
Jack
Oil City
Sam Oakes
Carmen Hawthorne
Alice Oakes
E. W. Walker
New Wilmington
Volant
Grace
Graduates List From Local High Schools and Colleges
Dillinger of this place was a member of the graduating class. Charles Perseh of Canton, Ohio, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Offutt Memorial Day. He and Mrs. Offutt and Alice Oakes were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Uber of North Liberty. Gerald Palmer and Claribel Sankey Grove City College Twila Stone Grove City high school Ronald Palmer Dorris Armstrong and Sara Mabel Rice Mercer High School graduate from here.
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Ronald Palmer
Dorris Armstrong
Sara Mabel Rice
Mercer High School
Big Job Moving An Entire Nursery In Montebello
In Montebello California a six year project moves seventy acres of trees including 200000 palm trees and sixteen acres of ornamental plants to a new area about 40 miles away. A four acre lath greenhouse will also be relocated with completion aimed in 1936.
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Montebello
Cal
So-Lo Works ad promises satisfaction with wear and money back
So-Lo tire and boot covers advertise long wear for shoes and boots with a money back guarantee if not outwearing ordinary feather. The ad directs readers to MC Crorys Woolworths Murphy Neisner stores in Washington and various dealers to buy a large tube for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So-Lo
McCrory's
Washington
Woolworth’s
Murphy’s
Neisner’s
Mill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Final Oak Street PTA Meeting Ends With Chorus and Awards
The Oak Street PTA held its final meeting at the Reformed Presbyterian church with a large audience enjoying a music program. The P T A chorus of over fifty parents and teachers, directed by Mr Gilmore, highlighted a year of relief work including Red Cross sewing and shoe repairs. Officers for next year were elected and the program featured multiple performances and original compositions. The row ends with a note on a statement about guaranteeing production costs as a policy idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
Parent-Teachers Association
Reformed Presbyterian Church
F. J. Bovard
Grace Eakin
Carl Gilmore
P. T. A. Chorus
Gilmore
Red Cross
E. L. Knoblock
Helen Hinkson
P T. A
J. Bert James
Martha Smyth
Doddle
Evens Orchestra
Racioppa
Mr. Gilmore
Nevermore
Miss Eakin
Oak St. P. T. A. Chorus
Pickaninny Sandman
Mr Gilmore
Sweet
Mrs. Eddy
Meehan
Cramer
Butler
Harold Eddy
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Fles
Children’s Brown Bilt Shoes
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O&e
Enue
Stupe
Edenburg
With Richards
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Altoona High
Leesburg News
Parent - Teachers Association
R. P. Church
Sleepy Hollow
Gladys Rich
Holland Gardens
Gilbert
Carnet
Dimity
Voile
Batiste
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