New Castle High Baccalaureate Service Sunday
New Castle High School will hold its baccalaureate service at the Cathedral Sunday at 8 p.m. Rev. James A. Gaiser and Rev. Robert H. Mayo will lead with Edwin Lewis organ music and the A Cappella choir directed by Miss Helen R. Leslie. The class of 515 graduates will be honored at the upcoming dinner dance and Tuesday’s commencement. Also noted is the 1904 arc furnace milestone in Syracuse.
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New Castle Senior High School
James A. Gaiser
First Methodist Church
Robert H. Mayo
First United Presbyterian Church
Edwin Lewis
Helen R. Leslie
Arcangelo Corelli
Jacques Lemmens
James H. Rogers
Mendelssohn
Felice de Giardini
Anton Rubinstein
Lowell Mason
Bruno Huhn
Elgar
Largo
Handel
Parents blamed by W C T U president
Evanston Illinois June 2 The president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union charged that more than half of the growing child marriages stem from parental drinking and delinquency. Mrs D Leigh Colvin said teens marry as an escape from homes filled with drink and brawling. Three in five teen marriages arise from such backgrounds.
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Evanston, Ill
INS
Women's Christian Temperance Union
D Leigh Colvin
W.C.T.U
Local Man Near 89th Birthday Plan
Albert H. Weston of 630 South Bay Street, living with his daughter Mrs Lucy Christy, eyes a June 27 birthday as he nears 89. Born in Mercer County, he remains hale. He owns reading glasses over 100 years old with iron rims, and a family cane more than 200 years old.
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Albert H. Weston
Lucy Christy
South Bay Street
Mr. Weston
Mercer County
McKeesport Man Treated For Nine Week Hiccup Spasm
Edward J. Bryan a 73 year old automobile distributor from McKeesport sought relief from a nine weeks hiccup attack in an oxygen tent at McKeesport Hospital after home remedies failed. He had a similar episode years earlier but did not require special treatment.
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Mckeesport
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Edward J. Bryan
McKeesports Hospital
Revocations And Suspensions Of Licenses Given
State police in New Castle announced revocations and suspensions of several motor vehicle operators licenses. Names include Harry Polding R D 2 and Ercole Cervelli 29 Third Street for intoxication. Also James H. Lessey RR D 1 Ellwood Ditney for operating during revocation. Other cases: Charles E. Morrison 305 Spring Avenue Ellwood City, Clair Young e 1 Box 426 Burl Pirates Jr., R Frederick W. Hill Hillsville, Walde Kennedy R D 1 Box 129. Charles Bucker 20 Maitland Street for no license and failure to stop at traffic signal Louis Charles 512 East Long Avenue.
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New Castle
Harry Polding
R. D
Ercole Cervelli
Third Street
James H. Lessey
Ellwood Ditney
Charles E. Morrison
Spring Avenue
Ellwood City
Clair Young
Burl Pirates Jr
Frederick W. Hill
Hillsville
Walde & Kennedy
Health Talks on Leukemia by Doctor A W City Heck
Doctor A W City Heck discusses leukemia a disease of the blood noting excess white corpuscles. He explains doctors have studied it long and seek causes and treatments and suggests hopeful progress toward eventual control. The piece also mentions U S Army engineers' work on national monuments.
All Night Graduation Party Planned At Mt Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon High School seniors will celebrate graduation with an all night event starting with a banquet and senior prom at the school and ending at 1 a.m. when the Youths Recreation Association takes over for dancing swimming and refreshments at the Community Lodge and pool. Old Cape Hatteras Light in North Carolina has been saved by artificial sand dunes and may be reactivated next summer.
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MT. Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon High School
Youths Recreation Association
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
Coal tax ruled unconstitutional in White Oak case
The Allegheny county common pleas court ruled the White Oak coal tax unconstitutional. The Greensburg Connellsville Coal Co. had appealed, arguing it already paid real estate and corporation taxes.
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White Oak
White Oak Borough
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Greensburg-Connellsville Coal Co
Boy Falls Into Mine Shaft Near Home
Two year old Robert Prosdocimo of Squirrel Hill is in serious condition after tumbling 20 feet into an abandoned mine shaft near his home. He suffered a fractured skull and was found by a passerby. Police report the accident occurred as the child played nearby.
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Pittsburgh
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Squirrel Hill
Robert Prosdocimo
Reformulation of a historical residence tale and medieval bedding
A fragment describes Dominick Prosdocimo and his five year old cousin rescued by grandmother Mrs Mollie Prosdocimo. It mentions mattresses stuffed with feathers wool or hair in the early Middle Ages and their arrangement on wall benches or in boxlike structures.
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Dominick Prosdocimo
Mollie Prosdocimo
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