Borah Defends Supreme Court Reversal of Recovery Act
Senator William E. Borah condemned Roosevelt era rulings as taking the nation back to “worse and buggy days” yet defended the court’s decision that the National Recovery Act was unconstitutional. He warned any change should come from the people, not Washington, and cited emergency powers as overstepping constitutional bounds. He noted 5,000 laws and 17,000 rules under the act, costing about 41 million dollars.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
William E. Borah
Borah
Johnson
Richberg
Tugwell
Madison
Jefferson
Congress
Idaho
May Temperature and Precipitation Readings
May showed temperatures far below normal per B F Johnson U S weather observer. Precipitation exceeded normal by seven tenths of an inch with 4.08 inches total. Highest 84, lowest 31, daily range 40.
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B. F. Johnson
U. S
Presbyterian Church Notes Session Meeting and Activities
Monday session meets at the church. Wednesday junior endeavor picnic at 2 30 with all past year attendees bringing their own service. Friday the Opportunity Circle meets at 2 00 at Mrs Leicht East Clayton street with Mrs Cook as associate hostess.
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Junior
Christian Endeavor Society
Opportunity Circle
William Leicht
East Clayton Street
George Cook
Berean class to meet at Mrs McCartney home
Thursday activity for the Berean class will be held at the West Clayton street residence of Mrs. W. S. McCartney. Friday afternoon the Missionary Society is hosted by Mrs. W. R. Bumbaugh at Cottage Grove at 2 o clock.
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W. S. McCartney
West Clayton Street
The
Missionary Society
W. R. Bumbaugh
Cottage Grove
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Activities
Monday tureen dinner for Lookout class members and Junior Choir practice at seven. Wednesday prayer meeting at seven forty five. Thursday the McCoy Bible class meets at Mrs. Will Logan's home on Winter avenue.
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Methodist Church
McCoy Bible
Will Logan
Winter Avenue
Crawford Oakridge youngsters visit Hagenbeck Wolf circus
The Crawford-Oakridge home boys and girls enjoyed a circus outing as guests of the Hagenbeck-Wallace show. After viewing the animals and attractions, the group returns to daily life with school finished and work begun in their gardens.
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Crawford-Oakridge
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Returns Home of George Davidson After Ohio Visit
George Davidson of Liberty Hotel has returned home from a week long visit in Painesville Ohio.
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George Davidson
Liberty Hotel
Painesville
Ohio
Cambridge Residents on Weekend and Holiday Visits
A series of short notes shows residents from Cleveland, Cherry street, Bes semer, West Madison avenue, and other areas visiting Cambridge, Cook's Forest, or local homes for Memorial Day weekends and Sundays. Names include Bernard Keating Michael Patton Charles Veigne Roy Workmeister Hershal Johnson P. J. Gormley Dale Kerr O James Prindle Harold Tackitt Paul Shaw Harold Wood Gertrude Thompson Harold Brooks H. M. Fugitt.
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Roy Workmeister
West Madison Avenue
Bridgeport
Hershal Johnson
Liberty Hotel
Cambridge
Ohio
P. J. Gormley
West Clayton Street
Ashtabula
Dale Kerr
Koppel
O. C. Kerr
West Cherry Street
Kenneth and
Sherman Hudson
Cherry Street
O. James Prindle
Windham
W. T. Jones
Newell Avenue
Howard Tackitt
Paul Shaw
Volant
Cooks Forest
Harold Wood
Harold
Bobby
Youngstown
J. A. Beard
Orchard Street
Gertrude Thompson
Boardman
M. L. Raney
Thiel College to Award Diplomas in Outdoor Commencement
Robert K. Wilson of 126 E Lincoln Ave and Martin Leonhardt of 1012 Cunningham Ave are in Thiel College’s graduating class. They will receive Bachelor of Arts degrees at an outdoor commencement on Wednesday June 5 in Thiel Grove. The senior class and faculty will march along Brother Martin's Walk to the administration building and the speaker will be Honorable Franklin Menges of York Pa.
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Robert K. Wilson
E. Lincoln Avenue
Martin Leonhardt
Cunningham Avenue
Thiel College
Wilson
Mr. Leonhardt
Thiel Grove
Brother Martin
Franklin Menges
York, Pa
Celebration Planned for National Guard Anniversary at Grove City
Grove City plans a June 28 celebration marking the 50th anniversary of the National Guard founding with Captain Frank Poehlman as general chairman. Colonel C Blaine Smathers of Scotland Pa will speak at the reunion dinner in the State Armory. Over 800 local company members since 1885 and those living will be invited, with eleven former company commanders known to be alive. A committee led by Lieut Paul Kifer is compiling addresses.
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Grove City
National Guard
Frank Poehlman
C. Blaine Smathers
Scotland
State Armory
Paul Kifer
Local man told to withdraw plea and stand trial
Butler Pa June 3 Judge John H Wilson ordered Arthur Wolf New Castle youth who pleaded guilty to a false pretense charge to withdraw his plea and face trial He questioned motives behind ongoing court appearances Wolf had been arrested for burglary and larceny in previous cases and paroled after costs Wolf allegedly acquired a gold watch from Frank Scheetz Great Belt in exchange for a rifle not owned by Wolf
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Butler
John H. Wilson
Arthur Wolf
New Castle
Summit Township
Wolf
Scheets
Henry Strobel
Lee G. Frederick
Great Belt
Notice on Personal Responsibility for Debts
Notice states the signer Albert Biega of Chewton Pa will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself. It asserts sole liability and disclaims responsibility for others' obligations.
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Albert Biega
Chewton, Pa
Oriental Dinner Tonight At Saint John Church
The Saint John the Baptist Syrian Maronite Roman Catholic church will host its first annual Oriental dinner and musical program tonight at 6 30 in the Cathedral. A volunteer corps led by Mrs M Joseph prepared oriental dishes for the event which is expected to attract a large crowd.
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Saint John the Baptist Syrian
Oriental performers headlining district event
Mrs. Samuel Abraham serves as chairman for a long running event featuring premier Oriental dancers and singers in the district as part of a century old service.
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Samuel Abraham
Distribute Plants At Relief Office
Announcement from Emergency Relief offices states tomato cabbage and pepper plants will be distributed this week from Wednesday through Saturday. Plants are for relief registered recipients only.
Electro System Nears Completion on Philadelphia Washington Line
After sixteen months of work, the electrification project on the Pennsylvania railroad between Philadelphia and Washington is near completion. H. E. Truby of New Castle, who led the effort, says key workers from New Castle have been sent east and will soon return. Truby plans to move back to Philadelphia as his role finishes.
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Philadelphia
Washington
H. E. Truby
New Castle
Truby
School Director To Attend Hearing On Salary Reduction
Attorney Roy W. Hazen of the New Castle School Board leaves for Harrisburg for a public hearing on proposed legislation to permit the same salary reductions already in place for two years. With the General Assembly in session since January and little school relief enacted, authorities fear adjournment may pass without remedial action.
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Roy W. Hazen
New Castle
Harrisburg
General Assembly
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