Curtailment Of U.S. Aid Asked
Washington news reports Japan pressing Netherlands East Indies to limit rubber shipments to the United States and regrade to Britain in Singapore. officials fear a Pacific crisis if no compromise is reached while Washington hopes Japan will modify demands to protect American and British needs.
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Kingsbury Smith Internacional News Service
Washington
Japan
Netherlands East Indies
United
Singapore
Netherlands
Tome
Pacific
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Wade
Batavia
Yoshizawa
Matsuoka
South Pacific
Former local baseball player Carl Myland visits family in Sheridan
Carl Myland, once a local baseball player and now based in Chicago, arrived yesterday to visit his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Englebart, on Sheridan Avenue.
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Carl Myland
Chicago
Fred Englebart
Sheridan Avenue
Cabinet Resigns in Egypt
Cairo reports that the Egyptian cabinet resigned today and the government will undergo a reshuffle. Prime Minister and key ministers stepped down as the political crisis deepens, sparking uncertainty about the next steps and potential new leadership.
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Internaional News Service
Cairo
British pressure over Syria sparks demand for debate
The article notes anger in Great Britain over Syria and demands for action against German influence. At their fortieth annual convention the party rejected peace and backed a hard stance on the near eastern territory. London presses for a British move if German infiltration proof emerges.
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Germany
London
Mech
Britain
Syria
Former Kaiser Wilhelm dies in Holland exile
Former German ruler Kaiser Wilhelm dies in exile in Holland after a brief rally and sudden relapse. Princess Hermine and Duchess of Brunswick along with Prince Oskar were at his bedside after breakfast. Doctors said death was near and the funeral will be held next Monday. Doom Park burial in place with possible later return to Germany.
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Hermine
Duchess of
Bruns- Wick
Prince Oskar Immediaaely
Rhonac
Berlin
Hohenzollern
Kaiser
Postponement of Sivan Heights Golf League Matches
President Geno Veri announces that all Sivan Heights Golf League matches scheduled for this evening are postponed to Friday evening due to rain. Teams unable to play Friday should arrange to complete matches before next Wednesday evening.
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Geno Veri
Sivan Heights Golf League
Picture Recital At Central Church Sunday Night
Dr. Newton C. Carpenter, noted Chautauqua and Lyceum lecturer, will present his picture recital The romance of the Holy Land at Central Presbyterian Church at 7 45 Sunday evening. He has given the recital 390 times to about 180 000 people using more than 100 highly toned pictures. Rev. Dr. R M Patterson will preside and local talent will provide the music.
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Newton C. Carpenter
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Holy Land
Central Presbyterian Church
Carpenter
R. M. Patterson
Neshannock Post To Name Delegates
Neshannock Post No. 315 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 126 East Washington Street on Thursday evening to elect delegates to district and state conventions. The district convention is set for Evie on Sunday and posts in the 4th district will outline policy and instruct delegates to the state convention. Neshannock Post delegates will represent the post at both meetings.
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Neshannock Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Washington Street
Evie
Neshotingek Fost
Britain Pleas for More Ships Warned by Knox
Secretary of the Navy Knox reported Britain pressing the United States for more vessels, mostly merchant ships, with no call for extra destroyers. He said German shipping losses are likely overstated and accused Germany of inaccuracy.
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International Nova Service
Washington
Knox
United States
Britain
Germany
Knnox
Y W C A Camp Prepares For Summer Sessions
The East Brook Y W C A camp plans three sessions for girls aged 8 to 18, with registrations opening for June 24. Volunteers Quthwaite and Mary Colchisk tidy the camp, repair facilities, and ready supplies as wavered by June 24 arrival.
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East Brook
Mr. Quthwaite
Mr. Fixit
Mary Colchisk
Mary
Fixit
C. A
Deaths of the Day Mary Boyles Clendenin
Mrs Mary Boyles Clendenin aged 82 widow of Wells B Clendenin died at 317 Clenmore boulevard born in New Castle March 9 1858 eldest daughter of George Vincent Boyles and Emma Pearson Boyles member of First Presbyterian church survived by four nieces and nephews funeral arrangements set for Clenmore boulevard residence with private interment at Graceland cemetery
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Wells B. Clendenin
Clenmore Boulevard
Clendenin
New Castle
George Vincent Boyles
Emma Pearson Boyles
Boyles
David Co. Boyles
Frederick Boyles
Gala Boyles Foltz
Mercer and
Washington Streets
Clenmore Bouleverd
First Presbyterian Church
Bert L Reed
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Chitas
Lumberville
Stewart
Virginia Forte
New Crate
Basil M. Stevens
Montclair
N. J
Jos
Rice Co
Charges That F.C.C. Exceeded Authority In Radio Orders
Senator White accuses the Federal Communications Commission of overstepping its powers in new radio broadcasting rules urging a Congressional amendment to limit its authority. Chairman James R. Ply defends the act, saying the agency follows Congress, while White says the commission should stick to antitrust enforcement and refer violations to courts. The exchange frames a potential probe into regulatory power.
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Sereleey
Washington
Dune
Federal Communications Commission
Thortly
Sen. White
Sense Interstate Commerce Committee
Commission
James TL. Ply
Ily
Congress
White
Flo
Coast Guard Officers to be Transferred to Navy Service
President Roosevelt approved an agreement to transfer an unnamed number of Coast Guard officers and enlisted men to the Navy. The move aims to strengthen national defense in peacetime and will blanket these personnel into the Navy while serving on naval vessels. The executive order directs detachments as agreed by naval and Coast Guard leaders under peace-time law provisions.
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International News Services
Washington
Roosevelt Lodey
Coast Guard
Navy
Hve
Chief of Naval Operations
Lie Coast Guard
Tias Lie Coast Guard
Seceretary of
With New Castle Afro-Americans Group Meeting Tonight
Members of the St. Johns Missionaries lived in the home of Mrs. Epolpa Maulli at 88142 Moravia sivert Thursday afternoon at oclock. Movies will be shown at Booker T. Washington Center Thursday evening at oclock and all were invited.
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St. John’s Missionaries
Epolpa Maulli
Moravia
Sivert
Booker T. Washington Center
Schools in week of graduation and local garden wars
Commencement week runs for Mosse high schools and Westminster College in Lawrence County prepares to graduate over a hundred students on Monday. Gardeners in outlying plots fight pests as they harvest run and plant seedlings while West Pittsburg’s PA Power steam plant showcases a landscaped lawn behind an eight foot fence.
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Mosce
Lawrence County
Westminster
West Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Power Company
Campaign contributions push U S C drive near twelve thousand
First reports show the United States campaign raising about 12 000 dollars with wards like New Wilmington and Shenango Potters contributing notably. List of donors includes American Can Fleming Structural Steel Johnson Bronze Lincoln National Bank of Lawrence County and others. A reader note questions farming and wage pressures.
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New Wilmington
W. Fillmore Campbell
Flahercy
Shenango Potters
William E. Recd
Shenango Pottery Workers’ Association
New Castle Refractories Co
Shenango Pottery
Shenango Pottery Co
Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co
the News
Merchants
Union Trust Co
National Bank of
Lawrence County
American Legion
Rotary
Elks
Legion Wanxilig
Clio Hall
Pennsylvania Power Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Citizens National Bank
Peoples Bank
Lawrence Sayings & Trust Co
Insurance Group
Federated Cement Tile Co
Wampum
New Castle Limestone Co
East Brook Class Receives Diplomas
East Brook high school seniors received diplomas in a formal commencement last night. Dr. Ronald C. Matthews addressed the audience on Youth. The diplomas were presented by Mrs. Ida Robinson. Principal Ralph E. Wagon gave special awards. Ella Kincaid delivered the valedictory and Katherine Kiine gave the salutatory. The senior quartet sang and Frances Bodziach sang a solo.
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East Brook High School
Washington, D. C
Ronald C. Matthews
Westminster Calerie
Ida Robinson
East Brook Board of Education
Ralph E. Wagon
Ella Kincaid
Katherine Kiine
Frances Bodziach
Ad Advisore
Bombing Of Nazi Bases On French Coast Reported
International News Service from London reports heavy explosions along the Enegleh side of the channel as British planes attacked Nazi bases on the French coast. Visibility was poor on the French side, but the news confirms air raids ongoing today.
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French
International News Servives
London
Enegleh
Chanel
Draft Everything Bill Sparks Congressional Protests
The draft bill in Congress triggers strong protests across industries and factions. Critics warn it risks dictatorship and abdication of Congress while supporters cite national defense and supply needs amid wartime pressures.
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Congress
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