Commencement at East Brook Graduation Exercises Tonight
East Brook plans a colorful high school commencement in the auditorium at 8 15 p m with processional Marian Thompson invocation Rev Douglas salutatory Katherine Kline solo Frances Bodzjade Valedictory Etla Kincaid song The Bells of St Marys Bors quartet address Youth The Future Sr Donald C Mathews Westminister College Lane all hail Blue and Gold Boys quartet presentation of Diplomas Mrs Ida Robinson president Board of Education presentation of Awards Mr Watson principal Benediction Rev Douglas. June 5 class to leave for five day trip by coach to Washington D C and other points with class advisor Miss Edith I Fisher and principal Ralph E Watson.
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Douglas
Katherine Kline
Frances Bodzjade
Etla Kincaid
St. Marys
Bors
Theu' Futu
Donald C. Mathews
Westminster College
Ralph E. Watson
Mill Teave
Washington, D. C
Farmer's Day At State College Sets June 12
Outstanding results of research will be demonstrated at the agricultural experiment station of Pennsylvania State College on farmers day. Staff members are making extensive plans to show visiting farmers the newest developments and equipment.
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News State College
Pennsylvania State College
Schoat of Agriculture
Agricultural advances tied to defense programs showcased
Developments along agricultural lines, particularly those tied to defense plans, will be featured by the bacteriology and dairy husbandry departments. Demonstrations will cover legume silage feeding and roughage tests for dairy cattle, engine power studies by agricultural engineers, and a miniature forestry display on fire spread and control.
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Defense
Bacteriology
Dairy Husbandry
Forestry Department
Maher Becomes New Leader Of Eagles In New Castle
James E. Maher was installed as the new worthy president of New Castle Arcric 455 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, succeeding Louis Krueger. Harry Evans officiated as installing officer at the Eagles home. New officers include Glenn Reno as worthy vice president Carmen Navarra treasurer James S. Reid secretary George Cowan worthy conductor Albert Grzesiuk worthy chaplain Frank Peterson Inside guard and trustees C D Snyder Joseph Wilkins and H A McCormick. TERARKANA Gen George C Marshall praised rapid improvements in armed forces after inspecting camps in Kentucky Oklahoma Louisiana and Texas and lauded selective service recruits as they develop into a first class force.
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New Castle
Arcric
Order of Eagles
Louis
Krueger
Eales
Harry Evans
Maher
Glenn Reno
Carmen Navarra
James S. Reid
George Cowan
Albert Grzesiuk
Frank Peterson
Terarkana
George C. Marshall
U. S. Army
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
How To Address Mail To Soldiers
William R. Hanna reports guidance from the third assistant postmaster general on correctly addressing mail to military personnel. Mail should include the addressee’s name and rank, unit or organization, and a return address in the upper left corner. Examples cover Army camps in Louisiana Georgia Mississippi and New York with ranks from captain to private and units such as Signal Corps Infantry Military Police and 37th Division.
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William R. Hanna
Washington, D. C
President seeks 125 million for roads and bridges
President Roosevelt asked Congress to appropriate 125 million dollars for road and bridge projects linked to the national defense plan. He proposed 800 million for local industrial access roads and 23 million to strengthen bridges and widen surfaces, based on a Federal Works Agency survey showing 204 critical areas, with 106 more added since then, raising total costs to about 350 million. Colonial A C Beats Plaingrove 13 to 4 in softball at Colonial field. Dale Regrise and Dan Richards starred as the battery.
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Star Battery
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Dan Richards
America
Man Taken to Hospital After Appendicitis Attack
Kenneth Snyder, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder, was rushed to Providence hospital at Beavey Falls after an appendicitis operation on Saturday. He is resting and expected to recover. Rotary club met at Presbyterian church for meeting and dinner with Judge Charles Matthews of New Castle as speaker. Church notes list meetings of Women’s Christian Service Association and Ladies Missionary Society. Local visitors noted including Mr and Mrs A H Brown and Robert, and many others visiting relatives across nearby towns.
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Providence Hospital
Beavey Falls
Rotary Club
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New Castle
Woman's Christian Service Association
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Ellwood City
Thelma Well
Pittsburgh
Eugene
Meyer Rosenberg
New Kensington
A. Caplan
C. L. Repman
Leta Jackson
Eugene Repman
Rochester
Edward Butler
Lafayette
Ind
C. H. Butler
Mainstreet
C. B. Morrow
Gettysburg
Seth Morrow
Class Night At Union High School
Union Township high school hosts a senior class night Wednesday at 8 pm in the school auditorium ticketed entry due to limited seating Parsenla and graduates’ friends may obtain tickets. The article also notes a rabbit’s hind feet run outside its front feet when in motion.
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Union High School
Union Township High School
Parsenla
McFate Heads to Rotary International Denver Meet
Lee McFate district governor elect of Rotary District 178 departed for the Rotary International convention in Denver Colorado He was elected at the April 1 Keane district meeting and will be inducted as governor He will address the Rotary Club of Colorado Springs and serve as secretary of the club service group with Thomas Davis Clare B Book will follow to Denver a week later Book met with club officers yesterday to discuss convention actions
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Lee McFate
Rotary International
Denver
Colo
International
Clare B. Book
New Castle
Some Truckers Return To Work
International News Service reports roving bands of striking drivers blocking interstate hauling as mediators meet to seek a truce ending the $75,000,000 industry shutdown. Police reported no overnight violence though a trailer was found in the Allegheny River. Independent operators signed contracts and began returning to work.
Arlington sidewalk project eases gang loitering concerns
Union officials said about 100 workers would prevent gang loitering nightly at a new sidewalk being laid at the southeast corner of East street and Arlington avenue. The project involves about 400 trucks and is under way as crews agree to terms. Russia remains the largest wheat producing country in the world.
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East Street
Arlington Avenue
Neshannock Avenue
City Hall Briefs Highlight Finances And Permits
City treasurer reports an average nickel collection from auto parkers. May construction costs total 864,405 with 858,440 for new structures. Two dwellings priced at 61,800 and 520,000 banked in station funds. Angelo Ginnochi received a permit to build brick storeroom for 5800. Police have been given instructions by Chief W G McMullen.
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City Building Bureau
Wa Banking
Stalion
Angelo Ginnochi
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