Four Sixth Month Of Session In Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 2 The General Assembly opened its sixth month of deliberations to day to adjourn sine die once calendars clear four major items taxation appropriation of relief funds governmental operations and congressional reapportionment. The body faces lapse of all allocations as the 1939 41 plennium ended. Only 6 253 000 for June relief was set before recess. The unprecedented funds gap stems from a Democratic house failure.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Budget Standstill Delays State Payrolls Under Interim Aid
Major problems linger as legislature and Republican senate dispute a 542 million biennial budget from Gov Arthur H. James. House passes a revised budget with two tax cuts and higher appropriations, but the senate calls it 40 to 50.9 million out of balance. To avert late salaries for about 20,000 workers due June 13, a 2 million temporary appropriation bill is advancing. Until approved, the state may operate on credit, though vouchers for purchases typically take two weeks to process, delaying funds.
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Senate
Arthur H. James
Democratic House
Three-Way Crash Injures Eleven Near Irwin Turnpike
A three car crash on Route 30 near Irwin left four people in Greensburg hospital and seven with minor injuries. In serious condition were Susan Kessler of Lansdowne Charles Galleher Dale Kline and Walter Zimmerman all Akron. Others injur ed included Fred Kessler sons Carl and Walter Elizabeth Reardon Paul Borjajian John Tanzy and Molly Tribby. State police said Kline and Kessler cars headed east collided with Reardon’s car. The week’s toll near the Turnpike tollgate rises to 15 injured. two Toledo men died in a separate nearby crash yesterday.
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International News Service
Irwin
Greensburg Hospital
Susan Kessler
Lansdowne
Charles Galleher
Akron
Dale Kline
Walter A. Zimmerman
Fred Kessler
Toledo, O
The News by Mail One Year Subscription Offer
Local paper advertises a one year subscription deal priced at five dollars. Includes standard delivery and access to regular editions. Offer highlights value and convenience for readers seeking steady newspaper service.
Dr Harry N Holmes To Return For Westminster Commencement
Dr Harry N Holmes president of the American Chemical Society returns to Westminster College on June 9 to deliver the 87th commencement address. A Westminster alumnus, Holmes grew from a Fayetteville farm boy to Johns Hopkins trained chemist and Oberlin professor who educated future leaders and authored over 50 papers and eight textbooks. In attendance will be Charles Freeman, former Westminster chemistry head, who taught Holmes as a farm lad decades earlier.
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New Wilmington
Harry N. Holmes
American Chemical Society
Westminster College
Harry Holmes
Fayetteville
Westminster
Holmes
Johns Hopkins University
Earlham College
Indiana
Oberlin College
Robert Hutchins
University of Chicago
O. O. MacIntyre
New York
Thornton Wilder
Bayne Jones
Yale Medical School
Charles Freeman
Westminster Chemistry
Salvation Army runs four training colleges with strict entry
The Salvation Army operates four training colleges nationwide to prepare workers through at least a year of intensive study. Cadets number about 35,000 and begin as young as 13, undergoing tests in health, energy, appearance, doctrine, and musical ability. Training emphasizes Bible, public speaking, and field work with a life of sacrifice and modest pay.
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Salvation Army
Eye defects and diseases in daily life
The eye is a complex mechanism with nerves muscles and glands. Structural defects can cause squint nearsightedness and astigmatism. Many defects are correctible with glasses though eye diseases may signal other illnesses such as kidney trouble or tuberculosis.
Community Visitors and Naval Assignment Noted
North Beaver Lulabelle Gillette of New Castle spent the holiday with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lusk of New Castle spent Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan of North Lima were visitors here Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moore and son of Beaver called on their parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Will Clark of New Castle were visitors in the community Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Douglass and daughter of Petersburg called on the former's parents Wednesday evening. Leslie Douglass of New York, son of R. R. Douglass, is now an ensign in the navy stationed in Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown and son of Salem called at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs Rodney McKinney. Saturday evening.
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Leslie Douglass
New York
R. R. Douglass
Navy
Washington, D. C
Victor Brown
Salem, O
Rodney McKinney
Girl Scout Day Camp Plans Complete at Cascade Park
The Cascade Park Girl Scout Day Camp runs July 7 to 18 from nine to four, with a full program of outdoor crafts, nature, swimming, archery, dancing, music, and campcraft. Director Miss Helen MacLean and Park Manager C. C Coulthard oversee safety, staff training, and park improvements. the fee is five cents per day plus a ten cent registration. Day Camp Committee members include Mrs. Ted Marlin chair and others.
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Cascade Park
Helen MacLean
C. C Coulthard
Ted Marlin
J. O. Woods
M. C Ranier
Harry Wettich
Paul B. Wilson
Elizabeth Milholland
Enlist Two Here for Air Corps in New Castle
Two out of town youths have enlisted at the New Castle army recruiting station for the U S army air corps. John T Newton Jr of Ellwood City joins the Eighth Air Base Group Bangor Maine and is sent to Langley Field. Robert L Holtom of Beaver Falls is assigned to the 53rd Pursuit Group Tallahassee Florida.
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New Castle
U.S. Army Air Corps
Owen E. Tighe
John T. Newton, Jr
John T. Newton
R. D. Ellwood City
Eighth Air Base Group
Bangor
Maine
Langley Field
Robert L. Holtom
Albert Holtom
Beaver Falls
53Rd Pursuit Group
Tallahassee
Fla
Edenburg social notes and club meeting announced
Raymond Cyrus Edenburg and Billie Biddle spent Sunday in Cleveland. Frank Asselton and Edna Jean visited in New Castle. Ford Book visited Kuhn in Youngstown hospital. Harry Filby, Mary Biddle and son visited Washington PA. Belle Davis of Princeton called on Ray and Belle Biddle. Edward Madock of Enon Valley spent Sunday there. Edenburg Woman's Club to meet Thursday at 8 in township building. Jerry Martino and Michael DeLano of Seneca Falls NY stayed with Joseph Perrine family.
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Raymond Cyrus
Billie Biddle
Cleveland, U
Frank Asselton
Edna Jean
New Castle
Ford Book
Franklyn Kuhn
Youngstown Hospital
Harry Filby
Mary Biddle
Washington, Pa
Belle Davis
Princeton
Ray Biddle
Edward Madock
Enon Valley
Edenburg
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Constipation Solution
Columbus Ohio reports Dr F M Edwards promoted Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to aid daily bowel movements and stimulate bile flow. The promotion claims long use for constipation historic in his practice and lists prices 15 30 and 60 cents.
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Columbus
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Bronx Gunman Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
New York June 2 Irving Knables Nitzberg a Bronx gunman linked to Murder Inc was sentenced to death by County Judge Peter J Brancato for the killing of Al Plug Shuman The judge set the date for the week of July 13 and Nitzberg laughed prompting the remark that a man sentenced to the chair may mock life He is the fifth Murder Inc member to receive the death penalty since Abe Kid Twist Reles became a state’s witness```
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International News Service
New York
Nitzberg
Murder, Inc
Abe Kid Twist
Reles
Local social notes from E Lackawannock and nearby towns
Residents visited relatives and attended gatherings across E Lackawannock, Volant, Grove City, and Mercer. The string of visits includes Earl Blake at Mrs F A Hoagland's, H T Brest calling from Walma, and the Yarian and Anderson households hosting kin and friends. A wind storm damaged Clyde Bowen’s barn roof and several orchard trees, while many diners and birthday celebrations punctuated the week.
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Clyde Bowen
Nannie Hamilton
Foster
Edward Minteer
Plaingrove
D. B. Cosgrove
J. W. Cosgrove
Wampum
G. C. Martin
Joe
Samuel Attle
Tab Flanery
Willis Rodgers
Marie
Clarence Cox
Calvin Cox
Jackson Center
Cox
Brakeman Suffered Sprained Ankle After Stepping in Hole
Robert Palus twenty seven a brakeman for the Pennsylvania Railroad living at 426 Electric street was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital Sunday afternoon at 1 30 for a sprained right ankle suffered when he stepped in a hole near Crescent Portland Cement company Crescentdale.
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Robert Palus
Electric Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Crescent Portland Cement Company
Crescentdale
Free Speech Debate Sees Clash Over Speaking Rights
The statement argues that many supporters of free speech defend their own speech while opposing others criticizing their views. It frames the conflict as a general tension between liberty to express ideas and limits on criticizing those ideas.
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