Bessemer Diploma Ceremony Marks 19th Graduation
Dr. Weir C. Keller of Grove City College delivered the principal address as 55 seniors at Bessemer High School received diplomas in the 19th annual commencement. The program included processional music, readings, solos, and a diploma presentation by J. C. Sylving.
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Weir C. Keller
Grove City College
Bessemer High School
Srekrtta
Gertrude Swenger
Margaret Neuadich
Sylvia
Schubert
Rock Pisciuert
Irma Privo
Dr. Ketler
Grow
City College
Chenoweth—Orchestra
J. C. Syling
County Superintendent of Schools
City Hall Briefs Report Theft and Vandalism
H M Pyle reports tents stolen from his yard last night. Police logged a complaint at 11 pm Thursday about boys throwing stones at a Smithfield Street house. Chief Ralph A Coswell orders police to curb gangs near Creton school yard at night. Laughlin Building owners report auto heater stolen from Laughlin Coal Company office on Sampson Street.
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H. M. Pyle
Blaine Street
Smithfield St
Ralph A. Coswell
Creton
Laughlin
Sampson Street
Laughlin Coal Company
New Castle Retail Merchants Banquet Highlights Annual Meeting
Close to 50 members gathered at the Leslie hotel for the New Castle Retail Merchants Association annual banquet. President Lew Miller presented the year’s fiscal report and recommendations for the coming year were discussed. Officers were nominated and Charles McGrath delivered an engaging address.
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Leslie Hotel
New Castle Retail Merchants Association
Lew Miller
Charles McGrath
Wellar
McGrath
Dr Cooper To Spend Summer In Newfoundland
Dr John R Cooper of Mount Union College will spend the summer in Newfoundland continuing geological survey work for the British crown colony. He will depart June 15 with Roy Hoke of Canton, a geology student, toward La Poile on the island's southern coast. Alan Heyl of Pennsylvania State College will join, as a new undergraduate participant.
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Alan Heyl
Pennsylvania
State College
Cooper
Geologist and spouse plan Newfoundland research summer
Dr. Cooper, an assistant professor of geology at Mount Union, will lead an expedition to a region with silver, lead, and zinc deposits to assess potential economic value for Newfoundland. He has published two geology books. Mrs. Cooper, Joyce Wingerd of New Castle, plans a summer at Chautauqua Lake and will join him in St. Johns, Newfoundland, then return to Alliance.
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Newfoundland
Cooper
Mount Union
Joyce Wingerd
New Castle
Chautauqua Lake
St. Johns
Alliance
Rail Unions Plan Counter Offensive Against Wage Cut
At a recent meeting of railroad labor union representatives including the A F of L and the brotherhoods, members drafted a letter to President Roosevelt urging mobilization to block the proposed 15 percent wage cut set for July 1. The letter presses the policy of the American labor movement: no wage cuts.
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A. F
Roosevelt
Commencement At Union High Tonight
Tonight at 8 o clock another class will be graduated from Union Township High School in traditional commencement exercises. Seven students will receive diplomas from Roy F Conwey assistant county superintendent. Speaker Morse Bingham of Washington D C will discuss Playing the Game.
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Union Township High School
Roy F. Conwey
Buy Morse Bingham
Washington, D. C
Bingham
Girl Scouts Meet at Arthur McGill School
Betsy Ross troop 1 met Tuesday evening after school at Arthur McGill School. Members played games to open, held patrol corners, then played outside. Taps were observed under the trees before adjournment. Next meeting scheduled for next Tuesday at the same time and place. Scribe Lois Leach.
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Betsy Ross
Arthur McGill School
Scribe
Lois Leach
Seamen End Strike Today Sealed by Union Action
About 1500 to 2000 seamen returned to work after a nine hour demonstration strike that disrupted harbor shipping. National Maritime Union officials and CIO affiliates planned a conference to discuss further action in the dispute with AF of L affiliated seaside and longshoremen unions. The walkout began at 3 a.m. and was called off early at the request of Frank J. Taylor, president of the American...
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Frank J. Taylor
the American
Steamship Owners, NMU, and 41 CIO Seafarers Clash
Steamship owners press for scheduled sailings while the NMU fights with AFL unions over a 41 CIO crew dismissals aboard the freighter Sea Thrush. AFL longshoremen refused to unload until crews from the AFL port union were aboard, revealing wartime labor tensions. Germany built submarines at about one every 90 hours during 1917 and 1918.
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Germany
Auto blaze triggers alarm at Mill and Long avenue
Firemen were called to a corner at Mill and Long avenues at 8 28 p m Thursday when an auto caught fire. The owner, claiming he needed to get to work, drove away before firefighters could extinguish the blaze. The piece notes the antelope, once rare in the United States, now numbers more than 80 000.
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Mill and
Long Avenur
Stremen
United States
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Edward Slavich
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Loyal Weitz
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