District Council Opens at Pentecostal Church
About 150 of an expected 250 delegates from Pennsylvania and Delaware gathered at the First Pentecostal church Pearson and Epworth for the three day District Council of the Assemblies of God. Rev Newton Chase led the morning session assisted by Rev Noel Perkin and Rev F F Reidenbach as officials. Evening services begin 7 30 with public attendance.
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The
Assemblies of God, E
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Pentecostal
Pearson and
Epworth Streets
Newton Chase
Noel Perkin
Springfield
Missions
Assemblies of God
F. F. Reidenbach
James Menzie
Lenore Pyle Presents First OWU Recital on Campus
Miss Lenore Pyle a student at Ohio Wesleyan University gave the first recital of student recital month on campus. She has appeared in New Castle Cleveland and at Heidelberg College and is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon national music honor society.
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Lenore Pyle
E. Sheridan Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miss Pyle
New Castle
Cleveland
Hedelberg College
Mu Phi Epsilon
Hunter search for 73 year old man missing near Casselman River
Fifty searchers combed woods along the swollen Casselman river for Frank Knopsnyder of Rockwood missing since yesterday. Authorities fear he fell into the river. he suffered a stroke last year and had been in poor health.
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Somerset. Pa
Casselman River
Frank Knopsnyder
Rockwood
Knopsnyder
Senator proposes ban on army re inductions to keep U S strength
The proposal seeks to bar army re inductions while extending the draft and delaying inductions for teens and fathers. Austin backs draft extension as key to UN success. House bill would run draft to February 15 next year and pause til October 15. Army warns exemptions hurt enlistments and overseas demobilization.
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Austin
United Nations
Senate
Army
War Department
Department
Middle of Road Policy for France to be Outlined
Foreign Minister Georges Bidault of the MRP is expected to replace Felix Gouin as provisional president. Metropolis France and North Africa votes show the MRP gaining over one million. Communists about 140 thousand. Socialists led by Leon Blum down about 3,400. An MRP spokesman credits women voters for much of the surge as leftist appeals fall flat. One pound of steel yields nearly 20 miles of water hair spring wire.
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Georges Bidault
MRP
Felix Gouin
France
North Africa
Leon Blum
Deaths of the Day Charles L Gibson and Margaret H Coulter
Charles L Gibson 75 of 207 North Walnut died at home from a sudden heart attack. He was born June 7, 1871 in Alliance Ohio and lived in New Castle after Cleveland. Funeral Thursday at 4 from R L Boyd with interment at Castle View Burial Park. Margaret H Coulter 73 of 310 Euclid Avenue died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 at Joseph B Leyde mortuary with interment Oak Park Cemetery.
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Charles L. Gibson
North
Walnut Street
Mr. Gibson
William and
Margaret Martin Gibson
Alliance, O
Cleveland
New Castle
Butler Avenue
Croton
Masonic Lodge of
Knights Templar and
Raimses
Henry T. Gibson
Chattanooga
Tenn
George Yant
Exeter
Calif
A. H. Stamm
Frank Doerr
Claire Locke
Plaingrove
Lola Morrow Gribson
George M. Gibson
R. L. Boyd
North Jefferson Street
Owen Shields
Castle View Buriel Park
Margaret H. Coulter
Euclid Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lawrence County
Thomas P
Elizabeth Tindall Rowan
First U. P. Church
Ladies Bible Class
Ladies Association of the Church
Carl C. Coulter
Grace B. White
Eva Coulter Brown
Buffalo
N. Y
Rosalie Grace White
Carol Brown
Joseph B. Leyde
Highland
S. E. Irvine
Oak Park Cemetery
Mary Ann Cambroto
Canyon Street
C. R. Treharne
Winter Avenue
Updegraff
Gymania Gam
Canton
Frank Hollinger
Elsie Davis
Massillon
C. FE. Ruthrauff
Fairmont Avenue
Charles Foster
Washington Street
W. R. Waddington
Chester
Savannah Road
L. J. Jenkins
Bradner Avenue
Columbus
George H. Ward
Washington, D. C
Clarence Rings
Pittsburgh
Adelaide Phenicie
South Croton Avenue
Jack Duffy
Jackie
Ohio
Obituary notices for Riley Stunkard and Malone services
William H. Riley aged 84 of 331 Crescent avenue dies after a short illness at home. He worked for the National Park Service and is survived by two children and two grandchildren. Scott W. Stunkard aged 66 of 703 West Washington street dies after seven weeks illness. farmer, moved to New Castle from East Brook. services planned with Rev. Hugh Snodgrass. Memorials note graveside rites at Greenwood cemetery and military honors at Lake Park.
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William H. Riley
Crescent Avenue
Lawrence County
Samuel
Mary Cox Riley
Riley
National Park Service
U. S
Blanche B. Buxton Riley
Trinity Episcopal Church
E. J. Connery
Helen Riley
Emma R Buxton
John S. Riley
Brokher
Youngstown
Uneral
Wallace Avenue
Rev. R. Griswold
Oak Park Cemetery
Scott W. Stunkard
West Washington Street
Mr. Stunkard
Samuel and
Lydia Campbell Stunkard
New Castle
East Brook
Jefferson Street
Hugh Snodgrass
Greenwood Cemetery
West
Washington Street
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors and Rev Berger of Slippery Rock Rev Collins and the Harmony Baptist church choir for kindness and sympathy. Thanks for flowers and cars donated. Margaret Wilson John F McQuiston Walter McQuiston.
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Berger
Slippery Rock
Collins
Harmony Baptist Church
Margaret Wilson
John F. McQuiston
Walter McQuiston
Charles B. Nitsche
Pauley Reports on Conditions in Northern Korea
Pauley noted no removals of industrial equipment to the Soviet Union beyond a few minor instances. He cited a railroad yard train with machine tools and copper wire and power substations packed for shipment as possible intra Korean movements. He said the trip was well planned by Soviet authorities and did not protest travel limits.
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Chistiakov
Soviet Union
Pauley
Korea
Resident's Brother Expires At Sharon
Edwin Taylor aged 48 of Sharon, brother of Mrs. J C Murphy, died of cerebral apoplexy en route to Buhl hospital. Born in Niles Ohio, he lived in Sharon 46 years and worked at Sharon Westinghouse. Survived by wife Marion Burns Taylor mother Harriet Taylor three children and three sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Murphy, Morefield cemetery interment.
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Edwin Taylor
Sharon
J. C. Murphy
Maitland Street
Buhl Hospital
Niles
Sharon Westinghouse
Methodist Church
Marion Burns Taylor
Harriet Taylor
East Washington Woman Attends California Funerals
Mrs. Amy Cooper of East Washington street returned from Los Angeles after attending the funeral of her father Richard J. Richards and her brother in law Charles A. Henry Sr both former residents. She was in California for four weeks.
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Amy Cooper
East Washington Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Richard J. Richards
Charles A. Henry
Cooper
California
Marmaduke Multiply and local book notices
Mrs. Greer seeks information on Marmaduke Multiply a likely sixty year old book published by W L Allison New York. The piece notes building delays in New Castle due to veteran home building restrictions and reports June bride activity in Lawrence County and Western Pennsylvania. Temperatures dropped to 44 and 36 degrees on June 5 and 6.
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W. L. Allison
New York
Greer
New Castle
Logan Weston
New Bedford
Pa Newe
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Axis Conspiracy Reviewed As Jap Trials Open
Prosecutor traced the plan from militarists who taught Japan to seek conquest as future progress. He said the eleven nation tribunal is enforcing natural self preservation in trying wartime leaders. Tojo and others are called hitman agents for Japan’s war crimes and bound by a long forged alliance with Germany and Italy.
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Axis Conspiracy
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Keenan
Germany
Italy
United States
Medical Society Banquet Planned in Castleton Ballroom
Plans are set for the annual Lawrence County Medical Society banquet Wednesday at 6 50 PM in the Castleton Ballroom. A full course dinner will precede a talk by Don Bate, former editor in the Far East, on The Future of the White Man in Asia. Members of the Medical Auxiliary will attend as guests.
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Lawrence County Medical Society
Castleton
Lawrence County Medical Auxiliary
Don Bate
Far East
Asia
Navy to Operate Merchant Fleet Under Relief System
The navy outlines a relief crew plan for merchant ships with specified roles in engine rooms and steward departments and notes overtime for a 40 hour threshold. Negotiations resume at 11 a m EST on the latest hours proposal. Maritime officials say about 175000 of 230000 seamen are employed, with CIO and AFL numbers given, and expect no sea or foreign port strikes.
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Steward’s
Maritime Commission
CIO
AFL
Maritime Commission Representaties
Future of King of Italy Resting on Late Returns
Rioters in Plaza Duomo led by monarchists and republicans forced authorities to mute city loudspeakers as results came in. Rome banned loudspeaker reports after demonstrations erupted. King Humbert II cast his vote early and watched a radio for results while Queen Maria Jose expressed faith in the Italian people.
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Plaza Duomo
Interior Ministry
Rome
Humbert II
Maria Jose
Production Push Starts in Steel Plants
Byron Canon of the Western Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association says a 35 to 50 cent hike is needed to cover higher costs. Mine bosses expect to bid to the government for a contract as leaders like President John McAlpine of the United... weigh in on the plan.
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Byron Canon
Western Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association
John McAlpine
United
Ford to Build Large New Research Center
Ford Motor Co plans a large research complex including an exhibit electrical and chemical lab and human engineering facilities. The center covers about an acre and a half and features a cross shaped 440 by 440 foot layout with a central auditorium and multiple test rooms and dynanometer cells.
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Ford Motor CO
Humanistic Group
Successor to Stettinius Is to Be Selected
The United States seeks a strong, moneyed replacement for Stettinius as U.S. delegate to the Security Council. Washington circles offer few names, while eleven nations on the council demand a capable, tough leader. President Truman accepted the resignation with a reluctant, sincere letter.
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Stettinius
Washington
U. S
White House
State Department
Security Council
New York
Truman
In Memoriam Mary Yesenski June 4 1934
In memory of my dear Mother Mrs. Mary Yesenski who died 12 years ago today June 4 1934. Sadly missed by those who loved her best. MPS. THELMA WHITMAN joe
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Mary Yesenski
Thelma Whitman
Joe
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