Two Paths in Life Show Contrast of Values in Graduates
A sermon contrasts two men, one chasing self indulgence and worldly pleasure, the other seeking to know God and do His will. It urges graduates to pursue the latter, noting the prodigal’s regrets versus Paul’s enduring joy and societal contribution. Several local obituaries follow, detailing death notices and funeral arrangements for Beaver Falls residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
God
Christ
Jesus
Ferguson
Ife
R. J. McCracken
Seventh Avenue
Beaver Falls
Lillian J. McCracken
Manchuria
China
May McCracken
Charles
Cleveland
Paul D
Rose Paint
J. Wycliff
Geneva Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Beaver
Rain Promised as Forecasters See More Drought Relief
Thousands pray for rain across drought areas as government forecasters predict showers today though not uniform. Agriculture experts warn losses in crops and livestock remain unless rainfall is copious, with early crops ruined and late crops at risk. Rain fell last night in parts of Illinois and the Dakotas, while widespread moisture is still needed to avert further damage. Dakota asks militia to enforce livestock embargo as relief plans consider feeding half the state's population if drought persists.
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F International News
Chicago
Thiay
Birds
Illinois
West Central
Northwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
Af Dakota
Trooping of the Colour honors King George in pageant
News briefs describe a grand Trooping of the Colour honoring King George on his 69th birthday observed today since the ceremony marks the sovereign’s birthday. Also: two freighters collide near Ambrose channel in fog risking mariners, and the Soviet note to Japan warns against photos on Amur border rivers amid shooting incidents.
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George
New York
Ambrose Channel
Moscow
Manchukug
Amur
County Treasurer Dies in Centre County
F Hunter, 70, Centre county treasurer and prominent Democrat, died at his Bellefonte home after a yearlong illness, as reported by International News Service from Bellefonte, Pennsylvania on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Bellefonte
F. Hunter
Centre County
Battle to Save Life of Tinest Quintuplets
Continuing on Page One, nurses and Dr. Dafoe guarded the fragile infant Marie as fire threatened the countryside. Seven days old, she survived a near fatal day while being fed with a nipple and glass feeder apparatus. Milk, water, magnesium milk drops, and rum were used to sustain the tiny babies during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbies
Sheriff Names Deputies to Act in Strike Zone
Violence erupted as guards and strike sympathizers clashed on South Croton avenue and Water street near the South Mill street bridge. Two guards were badly beaten, Leo Maggert and Jay Thompson, and taken to the city jail as Clinton Golden and local officials sought to mediate the escalating dispute.
British and Soviet Security Plans Spark Geneva Parley
The British seek to adjourn Geneva for autumn while Arthur Henderson leads a small committee drafting a correlated security and disarmament conference. The Franco Soviet program proposes two security pacts inviting Poland Germany and later Turkey Yugoslavia and others. Britain fears shifting from disarmament to security too quickly.
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Arthur Henderson
Baltic States
Poland
Germany
Russia
Jugo Slavia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Rumania
France
Italy
Fire at Copple home ends with negligible loss
Firefighters responded to a Sunday 8 35 p m alarm at Tony Copple 8 East Home Street where clothes atop a stove ignited in the kitchen though the stove was cool. Family members extinguished the blaze before the fire crew arrived and damage was minimal.
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Tony Copple
East Home Street
Seek To Adjourn Congress June 9
Washington today faced a crowded legislative calendar and Republican opposition as administration leaders sought Roosevelt's permission to adjourn Congress on June 9. To allow a Saturday adjournment, the program would limit enactments to the reciprocal tariff bill, silver legislation, and the emergency relief appropriation, with other measures displaced.
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William K. Hutchinson
Tate
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Wallace
AAA
Costigan
Baccalaureate Service Led by Principal for 273 Graduates
Senior class members and the congregation attended a formal baccalaureate ceremony with Miss Matigard Sankey as music arranger and the senior class wearing caps and gowns. Principal F M Orth presided over the procession of 273 graduates as the Senior High Orchestra directed by Prof. J F Replogle played. Rev Ferguson delivered a sermon contrasting the prodigal son and the apostle Paul, while the class president James Goodchild stood by his side. The service included congregational singing and a mid service offering to cover cathedral rental costs, with senior boys as ushers, and several city churches cancelling services for the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matigard Sankey
F. %. Orth
J. F. Replogle
Haven Orders Guards Restricted At Plant After Outbreak
Police Chief Haven said he conferred with PL J Flaherty of Johnson Bronze and ordered guards to stay inside the plant and cease parading. A morning outbreak in South Mill street led to a conference with Mayor Mayne, state labor agent Clinton Golden, and Sheriff Edward Pritenard. They agreed on full cooperation and shared control of the situation.
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Haven
PL J Flaherty
Johnson Bronze Company
Flaherty
South Mill Street
Mayne
Clinton Golden State Department of Labor
Edward Pritenard
Employees Plan Endorsed at Shenango Works
The Shenango plant employees reaffirmed confidence in the Employees Representation Plan. A resolution, signed by association officers led by H. P. Stone, states the plan has been worthwhile and beneficial in dealings with management. It urges earnest cooperation to improve efficiency in the coming year.
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American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Shenango
Employes Representative Association
Employees Representative Plan
Shenango Works
H. P. Stone
John Wlrich
Harry Davies
Clarence E. Hollis
Charles Mooney
Alexander Gilchrist
W. P. Space
J. Cunningham
J. PF. McConnel
Lester Clark
Joe Nocera
Joseph A. Clavell
W. R. Thomas
Godfrey Richards
Elder McCormick
President Roosevelt Returns to White House Desk
President Roosevelt returns from Hyde Park for about twelve hours rest and begins planning to press oil control legislation, pending house program, and adding two U S judges for the southern district of New York. He aims to have these tackled before Congress adjourns next Saturday as afternoon conferences focus on the items.
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Hyde Park
House
U.S
New York State
Roosevelt
Congress
Surrenders in dual slaying incident reported
The report narrates a dual slaying with a suspect surrendering after a struggle. One victim was beaten to death and found tied to a bed with cords. A search for Louis began, noting he had been missing since Thursday or Friday. Fear extended to infants as young as a few weeks old.
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Edmund E. Bigley
New Gastle
Milton Street
Mr. Bigley
Clarion
Secember 3
Willam B
Martha Zuver Bigley R
New Castle
Pasb
Louis
Street Dept Plans to Hire Men for War-Time Resurfacing
Street department officials announce steps to form a temporary organization within days to resurface streets. Property owners are to be employed with wages split between back taxes and current pay. The council recently awarded a contract for about 19 000 tons of maiesite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
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Lawrence County
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Willis L. Fullerton
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Westerd Presbyterian Church
Fullerton
Geo. ‘Clark
Milton Cameron
Elizabeth Martin
Eleanor
Marianne
John Clark
Blanche McOreary
Jessie Hartley
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George Neill
Bethel Cemetery
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H. Davis
Aliquippa
Rochester Hospital
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Edward, Young
Herman Cemetery
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East Lutton Street
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Epworth Methodist Church
Mary Ann White
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Big Beaver Township
Wilson Cemetery
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Pratt & Lamberts
Sanitex
Gerson
Jack Gerson
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New Brighton
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Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
H. Lloyd Rich
Mill Bt
Columbia University
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Morgan-Burrows Motor Co
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Lawrence Ave
Ellwood City
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Storage , Battery & Electric Service Co
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United Motors Service
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