Reed Angered By Veterans' Cuts
Washington June 3 Senator David Reed of Pennsylvania denounces Roosevelt economy measures as the cause of drastic veterans disability payment cuts. He cites a Pennsylvania veteran with one leg lost and the other severely damaged whose monthly benefit fell from 200 to 40 dollars, arguing the regulations set by the president drive the reductions.
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WIRE
Washington
Osstle
D.C
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Rigosevelt
Veterans Administration
Reed
Roosevelt
Army
Plitnag
Local families share weekend visits and newborn news
NEW GALILEE reports Mrs W Cook spent the weekend in Pittsburgh. A baby boy was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Lyle Gilkey in Salem City. Clarence Young of Beaver Will visitation. Mr and Mrs Mayor and XE Pearson returned from Washington DC. Paul Probert family visited Salem area with son Ralph and daughter Jane. Elsie Davis of Massillon spent weekend with her mother Mrs F L Hollinger. Mrs Alfred and daughter Mildred also noted.
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W. Cook
Pittsburgh
Lyle Gilkey
Salem City
Clarence“Young
Beaver Wills
Pearso
Washington, D C
Paul Probert
Ralph
Jane
Salem
Misa
Elsie ‘Davis
Massillon
F. L. Hollinger
Alfred
Mildred
Local visitors and church group notes from Enon Valley area
Memorial Day visits warm family ties as Mr and Mrs Pred Le Kelso Hobert and others pay calls at the homes of relatives. Beav er Falls residents Paul and Carl Riverview and Agron Tanner spend the holiday with his brother. A ministerial association gathering near Darlington Pa set for Monday afternoon at Rev A M Dosk home with Rev L Fick for Nazar charge.
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Freedom
Israel
Mrar
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Pred le Kelso Hobert
Okis
Ontrie Kelso
M. L. Tanner
Sod Yons
Paul Arid
Carl
Riverview
Beaver
Joe McKim
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Martha
Me Cosgrove
William Cesaro
Jonne
Wt. Venkins
Thie Place
Enon Velioy
Darlington
A. M. Dosk
Chamber of Commerce Head Sees U S Recovery Rise
J S Harriman president of the United States Chamber of Commerce told bankers and executives at a Duquesne dinner that the nation is emerging from the depression. He urged industrial trade practice agreements under the Industrial recovery bill to end sweatshop conditions and unfair competition.
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Tntermitleum News Service
Pittsburgh
Stine
T. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Harriman
Duquesne
Carriers Urged Care With Equipment
Washington dispatch reports New Castle postal officials urge letter carriers to protect leather satchels and strap hardware. Postmasters are instructed to repair or replace worn satchels only as needed, keeping usable gear in service at minimal cost while acknowledging long use of feather satchels.
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New Castle
Washington, D
Uncle Sam
Hospitals report unclear condition of patient at rest
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a medical or hospital report with questions about patient status. Names or dates are unreadable. core fact unresolved.
Governor Opposes Poor Study Bill Amid Tax Assessments
A governor rejects a bill aimed at studying poverty and revising poor laws while referencing county assessments, levies, and tax collection. The discussion touches on redistribution and potential increases in discretionary powers for school directors in second class districts.
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Lass
Local Chemist Develops Beeni for Years in New Castle
Local chemist Paik, renowned for decades of work, develops Beeni at New Castle works. The announcement highlights ongoing research and regional impact, noting long service and continued contributions to the local industry.
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Beeni
Foriimany
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Maude McCracktabies At Church Dinner Recalls Pastors Wife
A fragmentary notice recalls Maude McCrack tabies at a church dinner headlined by the pastor's wife Mine. The readable snippet hints at refreshments and an event connected to the church circle.
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Epworth Church Service and Social Recap
Fragmentary local notes describe an Epworth Church service at 1 p.m. in Lincoln As, with Rev. Pudasre. A social gathering followed with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. George Lostetter, C. Alger, Mrs. Shannon of Erie, and other local residents. several guests joined at Mrs. Blake’s sister’s home and the event extended to an evening gathering with Misses Lola Kerr and Dorothea.
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C.alger
Castle
George Lostetter
Catt Rodgers
Edenburg
Grove
James A.shannon
Erie
New Bedford News Brief Mentions Wilson Return to Training
A fragmentary item notes Mrs George Foreman and son James visiting Maury and Wednesday activities. Robert Ruby and Vada Wilson are referenced in a shuffled sentence about resuming training at Youngstown Hospital.
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Ison
the Wick
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May Temperature and Rain Report Highlights
The piece reviews May 1932 weather with mean temperatures and extremes, noting a 50.5 degree May average, 87 degree highs on the 24th and 27th, 38 degree low on the 5th, and a 38 degree daily range. It reports 3.81 inches of rain, 0.53 inches above normal, and mentions 1992 precipitation at 0.76 inches below normal. The river stage averaged 16.6 feet last month and 6.1 feet a year ago. The column wanders through unrelated local notes about gardens, alumni, and a prank painting incident at Grove City.
Roaming Notes on Safety and Paint Bucket Warnings
The fragment discusses roamingRichards fame, radio silencers after eleven, crape fruit splash boards, and a proposed warning system for paint buckets to prevent stepped injuries. It mentions a lad painting a cellarway in verdant green and the need for safer placement and signals until amateurs adopt sane practices.
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Alps
Basti
Rural Mail Driver Admits $2,500 Theft
Brookville, Pa June 3 J E Heilbrun substitute mail carrier confessed to rifling the mails of a registered letter containing about $2,500 in securities sent from Mellon National Bank Pittsburgh. He concealed the securities in the back of his car and kept them intact. he said he acted to pay medical bills for his sick child.
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Brookville
J. E. Heilbrun
Hia
Brookville National Bank
Mellon National Bank
Pittsburgh
Heilbrun
Dry Raider Is Held On Dope Charges
Frank Resh of Pittsburgh, formerly from New Castle, is jailed on $1,000 bond for the Butler county grand jury on charges of forging Dr W W Seana Slippery Rock CD prescriptions for narcotics. He acted as an undercover man for County Detective Hardee H Hepler to obtain evidence against suspected liquor violators and testified after buying liquor from defendants under an agreement with District Attorney Edgar H Negies. The report notes the farm strikes as a rare instance of workers using strikes to gain leverage.
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Frank Resh
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Butler County
W.W. Seana
Slippery Rock
Resh
Hardee H. Hepler
Maquor
Edgar H. Negies
Cutting Bill Is Vetoed By Gov Pinchot
RISBURG June 3 In a move to protect home rule Gov Gifford Pinchot vetoed the MacCandress salary bill which would have cut salaries for county city borough township and poor district employees He said the measure interfered with home rule and that only salaries fixed by legislative acts are exempted The governor warned that if the bill targeted only those salaries the issue would differ
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International News Service
Risburg
General Assembly
Gifford Pinchot
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