Canada to cut income taxes and corporate rates in relief plan
Ottawa officials outline proposed changes to the 1917 income war tax act including higher personal exemptions, lower tax rates, removal of the super tax, and new taxation of unearned income. The plan aims to ease costs for small incomes, attract foreign capital, and reduce corporation taxes. Estimates show about 12 million dollars less in receipts with half to relief for smaller earners.
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Robert S. Thornburgh
Ae Service
D. C
Dominion
Thomas R. Wilson
Ottawa
Department of Commerce
House of Commons
Canada
Wilson
Grove City Boy Scout Budget Drive Aims for 5000
Grove City Pennsylvania plans a $5000 drive for its Boy Scout budget. H M Carruthers as treasurer of Bessemer Gas Engine leads the Commercial club committee with John McCune Jr Dr B A Montgomery M L McBride C G Hershaw. A meeting to finalize details is set for this evening with the drive targeted for the third week in June. The Grove City organization serves 150 boys in five troops under F C Jones.
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Grove City
H. M. Carruthers
Bessemer Gas Engine Company
Commercial Club
John McCune, Jr
B. A. Montgomery
M. L. McBride
C. G. Hershaw
Carruthers
Boy Scout Organization of
F. C. Jones
City police ease on 30 minute space rule noted
City council discussed the 30 minute parking limit and pledged police discretion to avoid hassling strangers. Mayor Dunlap urged courteous treatment. Genkinger backed the bill while Davies discussed road and equipment plans for fire and city services.
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Genkinger
Dunlap
New Castle
Police Station Flooded With Property Protection Calls
Residents increasingly call the police seeking help to stop property damage by youths. Many nights the volume of calls forces officers to stay on duty most of the time to manage the situation.
Gish Will Not Testify At Duell Perjury Trial
Lillian Gish, arriving from London on the Mauretania, said she will not testify in the Duell perjury trial unless subpoenaed. Duell, former head of Inspirational Pictures and founder of Charles H. Duell Inc., is accused of perjury over a last year attempt to restrain Gish from working for others. The actress returned to care for her ill mother.
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International News Service
New York
Lillian Gish
London
Mauretania
Duell
Charles H. Duell
Inspirational Pictures, Inc
Charles H. Duell, Inc
Miss Gish
DuBois Doctor Dies at Local Baseball Game
Dr. J. Frank Raine 54 of Sykesville collapsed and died from heart failure during a baseball game between Du Bois and Sykesville teams. He had recently been treated for heart trouble and was well known in the area as funeral arrangements began.
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International News Service
DU Bois
J. Frank Raine
Sykesville
Here
White To Confer On Street Grade
Council appoints Solicitor Robert White to confer with Conover Dickson and McCaslin property owners on grading Junior High street from East Washington to DuShane. Work not begun yet. An ordinance authorizes grading and possible damages will be discussed.
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Council
Robert White
Conover
Dickson
McCaslin
Junior High Street
East Washington
DuShane Street
College workers report progress in $1.6 million Jubilee Fund drive
Kennedy to speak at tonight's meeting as Monongahela Trust Company president Reid Kennedy leads a drive team from Westminster College. A 30 minute program precedes music by Elberta Kagy and the Diamond Jubilee quartet. Funds go toward a new building pictured in 16 oil panels, each $10,000.
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Kennedy
Reid Kennedy
Monongahela Trust Company
McKeesport
Clyde Gibson
Elberta Kagy
Conservatory of Music
Diamond Jubilee Quartet
Trinity Episcopal Church
George T. Weingartner
Westminster College
Greer Building
Daily Report
New Castle
Alumni Committees to Meet Ahead of Reunion
Members of the High School Alumni association and other committees plan a final preparatory meeting Monday June 7 at the Y W C A. President C A Patterson called the gathering for 7 o clock to finalize arrangements before the Friday June 18 reunion at Cascade Park.
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High School Alumni Association
Cascade Park
C. A. Patterson
Siamese Life Noted in Broadcast Memoir by Rev. Eakin
Rev. Eakin describes Bangkok life including monarchy, car ownership, and widespread prohibition on radio sets. He notes Siam’s absolute monarchy, large Durian fruit, airplane use, roads, and a planned journey from Vancouver to Bangkok via Yokohama, Shanghai, and Hong Kong.
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Siam
Eakin
Bankok
Penang
Nobles of Mystic Shrine Dismiss Broadway Visit
More than 100000 shrine nobles from Philadelphia visit Broadway before heading home. A 5000 cap maker strike and 12000 fur workers strike loom, possibly called early next week, as the fur industry endures its fifth month. Cardinal Bonzano arrives from Rome for a reception with Cardinal Hayes before heading to Chicago for the Eucharistic Congress. Samuel Perkins tests a kite flight with his son using dual nine foot kites in Boston.
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International News Service
New York
Mystic Shrine
Philadelphia
Broadway
Cardinal Bonzance
Rome
Chicago
Cardinal Bonzano
Cardinal Hayes
Boston
Samuel F. Perkins
Title The Castleton hotel plans move forward in New Castle
Directors of the new hotel tentatively name the project The Castleton. They praise careful planning and prudent spending while razing old buildings and awaiting construction start. Philadelphia firm Thomas, Martin and Kirkpatrick advised on plans drawn by New Castle architects.
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New Castle
Castleton
Thomas, Martin and Kirkpatrick
Philadelphia
Duke of York Enters Wimbledon Men's Doubles
The Duke of York enters the Wimbledon tennis tournament today aiming for international laurels in the men's doubles event.
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International News Service
London
Duke of York
Hailstones Reported as Baseballs in Dallas
Residents in Dallas claim hailstones as large as baseballs struck the city. Weather observers offered no official confirmation, but locals recount vivid impacts on rooftops and streets.
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Dallas
Tex
Deaths Of The Day In Memorial Notices
Saverina Albino Casolari daughter of Samuel and Anna Casolari aged 6 months died Friday morning at 8 15 at home 1127 Dewey avenue after a four month illness funeral services Saturday at 9 from St Vitus church Father DeMita officiating. Mildred Ewing death noted with funeral Monday at 2 pm from her home 109 East Wabash avenue interment Newport cemetery. Charles Wesley Shuler aged 49 of Dewey avenue died Friday June 4 in New Castle hospital after illness parents siblings listed funeral Saturday June 5 at 2 pm from Jos Rice Co chapel East North street burial Oak Park. George W Hawk aged 70 of 1406 Hamilton street died Thursday June 3 after extended illness heart trouble Bright’s disease funeral Monday June 7 at 2 from residence Rev Homer B Davis in charge Oak Park cemetery. Charles Henry Baldwin of Wallace avenue funeral Thursday June 1 four p m from Highland United Presbyterian church with multiple pastors and pallbearers. Spanish American War Veterans held military service at Graceland cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth McCreary Hamilton of Pittsburgh widow of Thomas J Hamilton attended services. Mrs James M Hamilton of Wallace avenue also present.
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Saverina Albino Casolari
Samuel and
Anna Casolari
Dewey Avenue
St. Vitus Church
Father DeMita
Elizabeth McCreary Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Homeopathic Hospital
Thomas J. Hamilton
James M. Hamilton
Wallace Avenue
Charles Henry Baldwin
Highland United Presbyterian Church
C. J. Williamson
George M. Krupp
Center United Presbyterian Church
H. F. Hazlett
Jamestown, Pa
FE. W. Crawford
E. J. Wilson
C. N. Baldwin
Harry M. Hazen
Fred Gardner
T. J. Gilkey
Graceland Cemetery
Mildred Ewing
East Wabash Avenue
J. N. Croxall
Mahoning M. E. Church
Newport Cemetery
Charles Wesley Shuler
New Castle Hospital
Mr. Shuler
Slippery Rock
Smith
Mary J. Ramsey Shuler
Anderson & Gardner, Grocers
Croton Avenue M. BE
Charles
Dorothy
John McIntyre
Grove City
Robert McDowell
Fred Summer
New Castle
Jos. Rice & Co
East North Street
Oak Park Cemetery
George W. Hawk
Hamilton Street
Bright
Mr. Hawk
Slaylick
Simon and
Martha Iseman Hawk
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Epworth M. E. Church
Hawk
Emma J. Boyd
C .F. McCandless
L. O. Nicholson
Arthur Hawk
Raymond Hawk
Ralph Hawk
John Hawk
Walter Hawk
Mary Anthony
Worthington
Homer B. Davis
Hoax Unmasked in London Diary Claim
Publisher Thornton Butterworth admits the diary of a young fashion figure in 1764 65 was written by Magdalen King Hall a twenty year old Irish woman daughter of Admiral Sir George King Hall The work had been treated as authentic and earned praise from critics including Lord Darling before the hoax was revealed.
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International News Service
London
Thornton Butterworth
Magdalen King-Hall
George King-Hall
Lord Darling
Pepys
Abd El Krim Arrives at Fez for Internment
Abd El Krim arrives at Fez accompanied by his brother and secretary for internment pending decision on his future.
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International News Service
Fez
Abd-El-Krim
The Devil in the Rose Garden Evening Address
An evening address titled The Devil in the Rose Garden outlines intrigue and moral conflict amid a concerned audience. Speakers explore temptation, consequences, and the garden as a symbol of peril and choice presented in a dramatic public forum.
Open Meeting Of Plasterers Union In New Castle
An open meeting of the local plasterers union will be held at 8 o clock on June 8 in the Eagles hall New Castle. E J Kennedy will demonstrate Portland Cement stucco methods and surface textures with color effects. Kennedy represents the Portland Cement Association and has led educational demos in major cities. A motion picture show and a group of colored slides on three color stucco work will be shown. Admission is free and the event is of interest to architects builders real estate men and union members.
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Piasterers’ Union
Eagles
New Castle
E. J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Portland Cement Association
Plasterers’ Union
Coolidge Quietly Cruises Potomac Amid Fishing Hopes
President Coolidge sails the Potomac in a tranquil voyage as observers remark his quiet demeanor and express interest in joining him for a fishing outing.
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Coolidge
Potomac
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East Washington St
Frank Menzing
Phillip S. Tulley
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Charles Lynn
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Mechanic McMillen
South St
Calvert Street
State Highway Department
Martin Dollard
North Hill
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Lawrence County
Wampum
Tom Newell
Park
Lilian Gish
DuBois
N. J. Hartman
East St
Bell
WILLIAM _E.BORAH
Walter E Edge
Sen JW Wadsworth ,Jr
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William E. Borah
J. W. Wadsworth, Jr
Walter E. Edge
Borah
Smith W. Brookhart
David A. Reed
Senate
Iowa
Buddha
Allah
Duke
Saverina A. Casolari
Elizabeth M. Hamilton
Charles Baldwin
Literary
Karim
Cara
Washington St
Fashion Park Clothiers
State Sabbath School Association
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
L. L. Aber
Harold F. Post
Petersburg
C. H. Holcomb
First Christian Church of
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Warren L. Steaves
Lima,c
Plasterer’s Union
W. Leslie Wilson
Sd&t
Sam H. McGoun
National Market Company
E. Washington Street
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