Defense Meeting Held Here On Tuesday
A large defense meeting convened Tuesday afternoon with local and state law enforcement, FBI liaison, and civic leaders. J F H Baldridge of the FBI lectured on bomb handling and safety while outlining plans to report any national defense threats to authorities. numerous chiefs of police, detectives, sheriffs, and officials attended including Judge W Walter Braham and Mayor Charles B Mayne.
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Sulel
Cipriiies
Vrailroads
Mencan Legion
She Bo
FBI
Mi Cay
Sarge
J. &. Thornton
Tal Bureau of Investigation
Comertley Vo
Mupsreemont
Timath Loon
Pahee
J. FH. Baldridge
FLB
Steh
W Walter Braham
Lawrence County
M. M. Ingham
Charles B. Mayne
Council Coleagues
W. G. McMullen
John Moore
John Young
D. J. Thomas
Thomas ‘Denes
R.A. Criswell
Jo & ‘Thomas
E. R. Hartman
Fellwood City
WL. Krose
Beaver County
R. O. McCullough
Raymond Malloy
Troop D
Pennsslyvaniin Motor Police
Charles B. Steror
Sharon
Police Chiefs and Officers Named Across Several Cities
A list of local law enforcement leaders and officials from Evans City to Youngstown includes Chief of Police Lee M. Keely of Evans City, Chief of Police James Reed of Grove City, and Gussie Kelly of Slippery Rock, among others such as Greene police, Mercer County commander W. GC. Peterman, and Pennsylvania Railroad police Chief G. C. Martin, with noted roles for American Legion figures and other municipal authorities.
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Evans City
Lee M. Keely
R. R B. Harrop
Greene Police
James Reed
Grove City
W. GC. Peterman
Mercer County
American Legion
W. J. Tinsley
R. D. Danielson
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
G. C. Martin
New Wilmington
Dan McEwen
5. S. Coleman
David Porter
Gussie Kelly
Slippery Rock
Joseph Sheptak
Lyndora
Tony Graham
Baller
Fred J. Gauvey
PLR. BR
Youngstown
The Human Side Of The News By Edwin C Bill
A rugged adventurer priest explores Arctic lore tracing Eskimo and American Indian origins to Asia across the Bering Strait. He parallels earlier North American missionaries and vows to seek nature’s secrets from volcanoes to ancient glaciers.
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Edwin C. Bill
Fornia
Ias
Imbo
Bering Strait
Asia
Bering Strai
Berard Hubbard
Father Joquet
Joliel
Seventeenth Centuy
East Brook Mary Jane Society Special Program
The East Brook United Presbyterian church Mary Jane Society hosts a special program Thursday June 5 at 7 p.m. in East Brook High School auditorium. Speaker Miss Eva Miller, daughter of Rev and Mrs H K Miller, a returned missionary, will show a motion picture and perform musical numbers. the event is open to the public with a note on date changes.
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Mary Jane Society
East Brook United Presbytterian Church
East Brook High School
Eva Miller
H. K. Miller
Rich Hill
Volant Presbyterian
Aenance
Exchange Club Meeting in The Castleton Reports Delegates
New Castle Exchange club members held a dinner meeting in The Castleton on Monday evening. Lee Christy and H Gerst were chosen as delegates to the state convention in Pittsburgh with June 29 and 21 as alternates William Semler and Kenneth Atkinson. Next meeting is scheduled for 5:45 PM next Monday in The Castleton. The News By Mail One Year Five Dollars.
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Exchange Club
New Castle
Castleton
Lee Christy
H. Gerst
Pittsburgh
Wiliam Semler
Kenneth Atkinson
Flower Show Classes Set For June 6 and 7 In Lawrence
Law R ehe County Garden Club sponsors a two day show at the Lawrence garage with a 10 cent door charge to benefit the United Service Organizations. Entries are free but space is limited and must be arranged with Mrs Royce. Section A is garden club only with a silver cup prize, sections B through D cover table arrangements to blooms and flowers with multiple classes and prizes, including silver cups and ribbons. Entries open to public exhibition except Section A, and several classes focus on roses, lilies, peonies, delphiniums, and arrangements for white, blue, or mixed flowers.
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Lawrehce County
Lawrence Garage
United Service Organizations
Royce
Boy Injured in Auto Crash Near Cascade Park
Edward L. Selig ane 7 of 1909 East Washington street is in critical condition at New Castle hospital after being struck at 4 p.m. Monday by a car reportedly driven by Pauline M. Holcombe of Ellwood City on East Washington street near the Cascade Park access. He suffered skull and collar bone fractures and possible additional injuries. Raymond W. Shaffer stopped his auto near the Cascade Park lower gate and was struck by another car driven by Paul T. Schreckengaardt. no injuries were reported.
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Edward L. Selig
East
Washington Street
New Castle Hospital
Pauline M. Holcombe
Fourth Street
Ellwood City
East Washington Street
Cascade Park
Park Side
Raymond W. Shaffer
Paul T. Schreckengaat
Ft. D. 1
Holy Name Society Meeting Tonight at St Vitus Hall
Members of the Holy Name Society of St Views church will hold a special gathering this evening in St Vitus church hall at 8 oclock. Seven officers will lead the assembly as an important matter is discussed.
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Holy Name Society
St. Views Church
St. Vitus
Jones Says He Will Make New Probe Effort
Rep Presley N Jones of New Castle says he will push a new bid to prove charges of misconduct against Rep Don Wilkinson of Luzerne. The House rejected a four month old resolution to investigate Wilkinson, a tax collector accused of allowing a private profit from a bill. The story also notes Canadian investment in the county and other business context, followed by local Auxiliary meeting notice and a one year subscription price.
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Harrisburg
Presley N. Jones
New Castle
Wilkinson
World and the Mud Puddles Newsprint Sales Abroad
The article notes Canada’s $200,000,000 gold production last year flowed to the United States to cover balance of payments and buy war materials. It cites wartime border restraining effects and American tourism spending across the border. It states Americans sell Canadians 60 to 70 percent of their foreign purchases and mentions American investment levels.
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Canada
United States
What's What At A Glance
An 80 year old Nebraskan resists the idea of call ups while a correspondent argues against the draft by noting older generations may be blamed for wars. The discussion touches on a possible draft age of 40 and mentions Senator Claude Pepper, who at 41 is deemed young enough to have grown up amid the issue.
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Claude
Congress
Josh Lee
Eigne Oy
United States
Iva
Claude Pepper
A&P Urges Early Week Shopping For Better Service
A&P notes Fridays and Saturdays bring peak crowds as clerical staff strain to keep checkout lines moving. Customers are urged to shop earlier in the week and earlier in the day to ease congestion and speed service, ensuring a more enjoyable and profitable visit.
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ALP
Oir
ASP Super cl
Jon Ea
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O’brien
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Spencer Paints& Glass Co
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
East Brook
Aatama
UCL
Terry Clotii
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N. Mercer ST. Ae
Awe
Lawrence County Garden Club
Boy
Ie Wray
Jack Gerson
Lady Elgin
Bot Yi Vania
Bain
Noah Patt
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Jewel Elgin
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Wietimeteee
Mdaragerell Design
Smarty Gayigns
Rand
Bach
Washington AT Mill New Castle
Diarmon
Jones
Mm Canada Tris
Canadanibs
Metropolitan Life
Dominion
Christopher Columbus Ausiliary
Toment
Christopher Columbus Hall
North Liberty Street
Aire
Stelia Lonmibardo
Gy Mail
A&p
A&p Food Stores
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