Reed Angered By Veterans' Cuts
Senator David Reed criticizes Roosevelt for veterans with service connected disabilities facing drastic cutbacks under the economy act. He cites a case of a Pennsylvanian veteran with one leg lost and the other damaged, reduced from 100 to 40 dollars monthly, arguing the fault lies with the president's regulations, not the Veterans Administration.
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New Castle News
Washington, D. C
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Veterans Administration
Senator Reed
Reed
Army
Optimistic U S Chamber President Sees Recovery Rise
H S Harriman president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States told bankers and executives at the Duquesne Club dinner in Pittsburgh that the nation is emerging from depression into a better social order. He said industry trade agreements under the industrial recovery bill will curb sweatshop conditions and ruinous competition.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
H. S. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Harriman
Duquesne Club
Carriers Ordered to Limit Satchels and Straps Replacements
Washington dispatch reports New Castle postmaster MacNab received a Post Office Department order to cut requisitions for leather satchels and tie straps. It cites excessive losses and wear, noting some satchels are fifteen years old yet still deemed commendable, and urges repairs and only necessary replacements at low cost.
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New Castle
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
MacNab
Post Office Department
News Items from NEW GALILEE and Surrounding Areas
Mrs L W Cook spent the weekend in Pittsburgh. A son was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Lyle Gilkey in Salem City hospital. Clarence Young and family of Beaver Falls visited relatives Monday. F T Mayor and E Pearson returned from Washington DC. Paul Probert and family from Salem visited Sunday. Elsie Davis of Massillon stayed with her mother Mrs F L Hollinger over the weekend. Mrs Alfred and daughter Mildred were mentioned in passing.
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L. W. Cook
Pittsburgh
Lyle Gilkey
Salem City Hospital
Clarence Young
Beaver Falls
F. T
E. Pearson
Washington, D. C
Paul Probert
Ralph
Jane
Salem
Elsie Davis
Massillon
F. L. Hollinger
Alfred
Mildred
George Washington Hi awards honor students at chapel
George Washington junior high held recognition ceremonies this week with letters and ribbons for outstanding students chosen by a faculty committee based on scholarship citizenship and leadership. Awards included school mushball champions from 1932 33 and boys basketball and tennis honors, track and field ribbons, plus several visiting residents stopping by to see alumni.
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George Washington
B. K. Thacker
Helen Adams
Robert Allen
Dike Blair
Emma Belle Buxton
Helen Campbell
Paul Carlisle
Lesbia Cleal
Betty Jane Cunningham
Leah Davis
Peggy England
Verna Gibson
Marjorie Harper
Jane Hartland
Marjorie Maloney
Virginia McBride
Mary McClelland
Jean McGeorge
Sara Nitsche
Ruth Paden
Betty Parker
Hathaway Pattison
Margaret Robinson
Martha Mae Shaffer
Martha Nell Shaffer
Harry Shoaf
Jean Short
Jane Shilton
Marjorie Taylor
Emily Turner
Eldred Ubry
Helen Urmson
David Updegraff
Ruth Vance
Marjorie Vaughn
Margaret Wadlinger
Marjorie West
Eleanor Wester
Nancy Westlake
Edwin Wilson
Domenick Covelli
John Roman
Norris Brown
Clarence Brown
Tony Perrett
Harry Adams
George Binder
Leroy Cox
Arthur Hilliard
Ton Lucas
Tom McCormick
Ray Owrey
Washington Junior High
Washington Athletic Department
Charles Kennedy
Mike Perrett
Governor Pinchot vetoes bill to study poor districts
Harrisburg June 3 Gov Gifford Pinchot vetoed the Blumberg bill proposing a commission to study poor districts laws saying revision would be useless without a plan to reduce the number of poor districts from about 400 to not more than 67 He also vetoed Howell bills expanding tax and district powers including county commissioners school directors and tax collection duties.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Blumberg
Howell
Local Chemist Develops Polish for Auto Finishes
J. K. Heess, long time chief chemist at New Castle works, Carnegie Steel, introduces Heels' 4 Point Polish and Cleaner for all automobile finishes. In market less than two weeks, it has been sold to many city automobile agencies and garages and is on sale at several service stations. Strong sales expected among car owners who care for their vehicles.
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J. K. Heess
New Castle
Carnegie Steel Company
Rose Point Visitors and Local Graduates Highlight Week
Ruth Kelland visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs H L McKee in Wilkinsburg this week. Mrs Bess McDonald and Miss McDonald from Detroit visited James Ramsey recently. Beryl Stickle graduates from Indiana State.
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Ruth Kelland
H. L. McKee
Wilkinsburg
Bess McDonald
Miss McDonald
Detroit
Mich
James Ramsey
Beryl Stickle
Indiana State
Volant Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Volant Presbyterian morning worship at 11 indicates Rev C M Rohrbaugh pastor with Sunday School at 11 led by John B Shaw. Union service at 7:30 p m. Methodist schedule lists Sunday School at 16 a m and morning worship at 11 led by Rev E D Thompson with union service in Presbyterian church at 7:30 p m.
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Presbyterian
C. M. Rohrbaugh
John B. Shaw
Methodist
John R. Marette
E. D. Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church Social Ends With Quilted Gift
Members gathered in the Sunday School room Thursday evening for a church social. Refreshments were served by the ladies, and Mrs. Maude McCracken presented the pastor's wife, Mrs. Rohrbaugh, with a beautiful quilt on behalf of the church ladies.
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Presbyterian Church
Maude McCracken
Rohrbaugh
Union Service Planned At Presbyterian Church
A union service will be held in the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening June 4 at 7 30 p m. The McKinney Bible Class of the First Presbyterian church New Castle will be in charge of the meeting.
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Presbyterian Church
McKinney Bible Class
First Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Weekend visitors and family guests reported in notices
Mr and Mrs Carter Johnston and Tam Carter were weekend guests of friends in Titusville Earl Bell of St Louis was a recent guest of his father Chas F Bell and sister Mrs James Watson Mr and Mrs George Whitman of Cooperstown were guests of Mrs Maude McCracken several days re Wilma Jane Hunt graduated from
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Carter Johnston
Tam Carter
Titusville
Earl Bell
St. Louis
Chas. F. Bell
James Watson
George Whitman
Cooperstown
Maude McCracken
Wilma Jane Hunt
Lawrence Co. W. C. T. U. Column In Charge
The column outlines duties of the Lawrence County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union unit. It highlights leadership roles, meeting cadence, and community outreach plans. Details cover organizers, event dates, and calls for volunteers to bolster temperance and social welfare efforts.
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Lawrence Co. W. C.T. U
Public schools and alcohol education endure
Clyde C. Green argues that alcohol and narcotics education remains essential in Pennsylvania public schools, praising the eighteenth amendment as a victory for schools and urging steadfast adherence to anti liquor principles despite economic hardship. The June 1, 1933, statement emphasizes consistent education on alcohol effects and the ongoing support for the prohibition framework.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States
Clyde C. Green
First Picnic At Muirhead Cottage On Monday Evening
Rae Muirhead cottage at Lake Wood, owned by the Business and Professional Women's Club of New Castle, will host its first 1933 picnic Monday evening. Effie Butz chairs the committee and plans a six o'clock dinner with no reservations after seven. A large crowd is expected.
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Rae Muirhead
Lakewood
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
New Castle
Effie Butz
Sunday Worship Services and Leaders Listed
Presbyterian service led by William Parsons D D at 11 a m with communion and sermon Sharing in Christ. Sunday school at 10 a m with Lincoln L Rod gers as superintendent. Methodist service at 10 a m with John P Clark as superintendent. Epworth League at 8 p m and church service at 7 p m led by Rev Henry Shilling.
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William Parsons D. D
Lincoln L. Rodgers
Methodist
John P. Clark
Epworth League
Henry Shilling
Local Social News Recaps Visits and Illnesses
Mr and Mrs Roy C Bilger spent Friday with friends in Youngstown. Mr and Mrs Mayo Porter and Mr and Mrs Norman Shaffer of New Castle visited the Lostetters and Wetmars. Lincoln L Rodgers and Carl Rodgers of Edenburg attended a Grove City funeral. Mrs James Black recovering from surgery in Jameson Hospital New Castle. Mrs Thomas Simpson and others from Akron called on Mrs Irvin Walker at Buhl Hospital Sharon. Howard C Stewart and Erie guests visited James Black. Erie guest Mrs James A Shannon returned home. Cleve Blake family hosted by Prank Clark. Mont Clark and West Middlesex guests of A W Graham. Multiple Kerr Meek Kuhn families attended dinner at Mrs Sadie Allen’s Lowellville home with lawn table and lawn games.
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Roy C. Bilger
Youngstown
Mayo Porter
Norman Shaffer
New Castle
George Lostetter
Leon Wetmar
Lincoln L. Rodgers
Carl Rodgers
Edenburg
Grove City
James Black
Charles W. Knox
North Liberty
Jameson Hospital
Thomas Simpson
J. P. Myers
Warren Gearhart
Alice Rhodes
Akron
Irvin Walker
Buhl Hospital
Sharon
Howard C. Stewart
Erie
James A. Shannon
Black
Cleve Blake
Indian Run
Blake
Prank Clark
Mont Clark
West Middlesex
A. W. Graham
William Kerr
New Bedford Social Notes and Flower Show Set
Robert Ruby is on the sick list. Mrs. Vada Wilson returns home after months in Florida. Ruth Wortman resumes training in Youngstown hospital. Mrs. George Foreman and son James of Masury visit Mrs. C. P. Johnston. Mrs. E A Schoeffel and son Charles of Evans City visit Mrs. C A Moorhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cover and Mr. Audley Taylor of Mahoning visit C. E. Cover. Rev. and Mrs. John Thompson and family of Aliquippa visit Mrs. Thompson's mother Mrs. Francis McCready. Misses Emma and Ethel Moore Charles Reed and Miss Josephine Stoczynska of New Castle visit Orrin Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shields and son Donald and Miss Ruth Wortman visit Dr. and Mrs. H. E. McClenehan of Youngstown. The sixth annual flower show of the New Bedford Garden club will be held in the town hall of New Bedford Wednesday June 14 from 2 to 10 p m.
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Robert Ruby
Vada Wilson
Florida
Ruth Wortman
Youngstown Hospital
George Foreman
James of
Masury
C. P. Johnston
Earl Cover
Audley Taylor
Mahoning
C. E. Cover
John Thompson
Aliquippa
Thompson
Francis McCready
Emma
Ethel Moore
Charles Reed
Josephine Stoczynska
New Castle
Orrin Bailey
Paul Shields
Donald
H. E. McClenehan
Youngstown
New Bedford Garden Club
New Bedford
Miss Usselton Leaves Hospital After Parlor Fall
Miss Dorothy Usselton of Walnut Street, employed at a local beauty parlor, fainted yesterday afternoon and pulled a permanent waving machine onto herself. She was removed to Jameson Memorial Hospital where doctors reported her injuries as minor and internal injury unlikely after an initial concern.
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Dorothy Usselton
Walnut Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Asselton
Unusual May Weather and Garden Ramblings
May 1933 records show above normal mean temperature of 61.9 with 3.91 inches of rain, daily highs reaching 87 on two dates and a 35 degree range. Remarks touch on gardens, flowers, Alma mater ties to Grove City and Princeton, and a 1908 painting door prank by Prof Dickson’s office.
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United States Observation
With Richards Some Werse, Some Views But Mostly Just Observations Of Interesting Things Around New Castle
Richards shares a collection of brief, pointed observations from around New Castle blending wry humor with curious details. The pieces capture everyday scenes, quirky happenings, and local color, offering readers a compact snapshot of the town's life.
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New Castle
Paint bucket warning device urged after east side mishap
A city reader suggests a paint bucket that warns when someone steps back to prevent ruined shoes and dispositions. Last night on the East Side a boy was painting a cellar way green, needing a ladder for high spots.
Rural Mail Driver Admits $2 500 Theft
J E Heilbrun a substitute rural mail carrier confessed to rifling a registered letter containing about 2500 in securities addressed to Brookville National Bank. The securities sent from Mellon National Bank Pittsburgh were hidden in a car recess but found intact. He said he acted to get money for medical care for his sick child.
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Brookville
J. E. Heilbrun
Brookville National Bank
Mellon National Bank
Pittsburgh
Heilbrun
Dry Raider Held On Dope Charges
Frank Resh of Pittsburgh, previously of New Castle, is held on $1,000 bond for the Butler county grand jury on charges of forging Dr. W. R. Hockenberry of Slippery Rock’s signature on narcotic prescriptions. He once acted as an undercover agent for County Detective Hardee H. Hepler to gather evidence against liquor violators and testified after buying liquor from defendants under a DA’s deal. The farm strike note mentions a unique approach by workers.
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Butler
Frank Resh
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Butler County
W. R. Hockenberry
Slippery Rock
Resh
Hardee H. Hepler
Edgar H. Negley
Salary Cutting Bill Is Vetoed
HARRISBURG June 3 Gov Gifford Pinchot vetoed the McCandless salary bill decrying interference with home principle The measure would have cut the salaries of county city borough township and poor district employees The governor noted that political subdivisions can already reduce most salaries if needed and only salaries fixed by legislative acts would be exempted if the bill were limited to those salaries the issue would differ
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International News Service
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Gifford Pinchot
McCandless
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William Cosgrove
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W. T. Jenkins
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Lawrence Auto Company
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Rumbaugh
New Wilmington High School
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Linesville
Volant
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Niles, O
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Suneday
Ralph Whittaker
George Brown
New Wilmington
V. O. Wilkin
Teachers’ College
George Glasser
Ellwood Road
Crusaders
George Johnson
New Castle Hospital
Rose Point
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Muirhead Cottage
Pulaski
E. A. Schoeffel
Charles
Evans City
C. A. Moorhouse
Miss Usselton
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With Richards
Wallhide
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Armstrong
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