Pennsylvania Sets 1951 Vets for Forestation Work
The emergency conservation program assigns 1951 Pennsylvania veterans to forestation tasks under Roosevelt plans. Enrollment opens June 12 with 764 from western counties via Pittsburgh and 1186 from eastern counties via Philadelphia. Qualified veterans must be unemployed and fit, with four endorsements, and may allot three fourths of allowances to dependents. The basic monthly allowance is 30 dollars.
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Arthur C. Wimer
Washington
New Castle
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Robert Fechner
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Affairs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lawrence County
Western
United States
Red Cross
Veterans Administration
War Department
Army Corps
Graduation Exercises Planned Outdoors If Weather Permits
The PA NEWC notes commencement exercises for the graduating class of eighty five, with an outdoor program on campus possible if conditions allow, otherwise indoor ceremonies. A severe storm swept northern Lawrence County and southern Mercer County, causing debris and hazards as motorists dodged fallen limbs and damaged property.
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Lawrence County
Mercer County
New Castle Mills Back in Action After 17 Months
Crews at the Shenango New Castle plant restart 12 hot mills this morning finishing the warm up after 17 months idle. Foremen Harold Pyle and Matt Davies oversee operations as workers push through pack after pack of red hot iron. Smell of grease and steam fills the air as black plate moves to Shenango for further processing and prosperity returns.
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New Castle
Moravia Street
Cooney Evans
Matt Davies
Herman George
Pyle
Shenango Works
Corporation
Jim Con
Harolds. Pyle
Edward Rumbaugh
Harry Baker
R. H. Sturdy
Clarence Conners
George Altman
Charles Book
Daniel Davies
Mike Krempels
James Cooper
John Book
Mont Remley
Jack White
Fred Remley
Mike Russell
New Castle Works
Baccalaureate Sermon Highlights Youth and Education
Epworth Church hosts baccalaureate with Dr. Galbraith delivering “Youth Approved of God.” He urges graduates to align life with ideals, education, and religion, stressing character, service, and faith in Jesus as the guiding light. Soprano Marian Wilkison and others sing two hymns as ushers assist.
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New Castle
Marian Wilkison
Laura Ramsey
Mary Vi Roberts
Louise Mitchell
Ruth Wilkison
Cecelia Hasulak
Sam Dennis
Morgan Jones
Clarence Lennig
Henry Wilkison
Bill Fletcher
George Kyle
Galbraith
Lawrence County
Epworth
Schnebly
God
Jesus
Dr. Galbraith
Napoleon
Charles Mayo
Journal of National Education Association
Christ
Princeton University
Aaron Burr
Robert E. Lee
Jesus of Nazareth
Illinois Votes On Repeal Today
Illinois voters decide on the repeal of the eighteenth amendment with forecast of becoming the ninth state to ratify the twenty first amendment ending national prohibition. Fifty delegates will be elected for the ratification convention to be held July 10 in Springfield.
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International News Service
Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Supreme Court
Unpaid Personal School Taxes Face Board Action
McClung plans to present names of uncollectible taxpayers to the school board as exoneration options. Personal taxes are lumped with property taxes until lien filing, delaying lists of unpaid taxes. Despite collectors at work, about $60,000 in personal school taxes remain unpaid and uncertain to recover.
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McClung
Barn Theft Reports Tools From C O Wagner Farm
C O Wagner of 103 Knox Avenue reported a overnight burglary at his barn where a considerable number of carpenter’s tools were stolen. Police noted un known suspect involvement in the incident.
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C. O. Wagner
Knox Avenue
Gas Saver Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler
Engineers in Wheaton Illinois unveil the 1933 World Fair Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler claiming 87 miles per gallon. Fits all cars and is easy to install with a wrench. Offers 327 percent profits with a free sample to introduce the device. address and car name requested.
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Wheaton
Ill
Bicycle theft charge against Joe Delbenni
Joe Delbenni of 6 Cliff Street was turned over to an alderman after police arrested him and charged him with the larceny of a bicycle before Alderman O. H. P. Green.
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Joe Delbenni
Cliff Street
O. H. P. Green
House at Odds With Roosevelt For First Time
The House faces a clash with President Roosevelt over funding for veterans and new taxes. Speaker Rainey says lawmakers will pause to gauge national reaction, weighing the Senate amendment for 170 million to veterans against possible tax hikes. He warns the dispute may prevent adjournment this Saturday.
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House
Roosevelt
Senate
Rainey
Congress
No typhoid fever outside city limits say health officials
County Medical Director Dr H C Harper reports several city cases but none in rural areas outside New Castle. Water tested from drinks of city patients while in the country showed no contamination.
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New Castle
H. C. Harper
Harper
Farley Cheers For 2-Cent Stamp Talk At Dedication
Postmaster General James S. Farley spoke at Grove City praising a likely return of the two-cent stamp. Postmaster Lake S. MacNab attended the dedication ceremonies for the town's new post office and met cabinet officers.
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Grove City
James S. Farley
Lake S. MacNab
MacNab
Westminster graduates list 29 from this county
The Westminster graduation includes 29 local graduates. Recipients include Edward M. Rea and John Calvin Rose from New Castle and New Wilmington supporter Robert V. Jones. Degrees cover bachelor of science and bachelor of business administration with multiple area students named.
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Edward M. Rea
New Castle
John Calvin Rose
New Wilmington
C. Edward Smith
John Tucker
New Castile
Chauncey Goodchild
Arthur Guy
Robert V. Jones
Gerald Newton
Herman Donley
Volant
Robert F. Galbreath
Kenneth Miller
Gerald Post
W. Herbert Smith
Bryce Yourd
Marian’ Ferrer
Carroll D. Kearns
Elizabeth Macklin
Bessemer
Ann Thomas
Morgan interests linked to Van Sweringens rail leaders
Probes into income tax reports target Morgan Partners and the Allegheny corporation formed in 1929. Investigators subpoena O P and M J Van Sweringen to testify on how Morgan financed the Van Swerings and moved them toward obscurity among national railroad magnates.
Morgan income tax inquiry postponed by Senate committee
In Washington on June 5 the Senate banking and currency committee postponed the Morgan income tax inquiry while opposing counsel pursues a stipulation of facts. The inquiry concerns the tax returns of William Ewing Harold Stanley and Thomas S. Lamont, junior partners at J. P. Morgan and Co. The committee voted 10 to 2 against an immediate investigation.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
William Ewing
Harold Stanley
Thomas S. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Co
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James Meehan
Youngstown
Meehan
Union Township
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Lowellville
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G. E. Doerr
Ariington Boulevard
Newton Falls
George and
Margaret Harkless
Central Christian Church
Ben Hur Lodge
E. W. Hodge
Bertha Vassilion
New Castle Hospital
Bertha
John H. Vassilion
Bleakley Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles V. Elder
East
Washington Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Millersburg
Ohio
John 8S
Arabell Voorhees Elder
Elder
Wellsburg
W. V
University of Wisconsin
Genoble University of France
Bethany College
Bethany
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Ft. Benjamin Harris
662Nd Engineers’ Corps
Christian Church of
Ruth Whaley Elder
Diana
Suzanne
W. L. Ewing
Santiago
Calif
Graceland Cemetery
Llinois
Julius
N. Mercer St
Haney’s
Ramseys
D. G. Ramsey and Sons Builders’ Supplies
Croton Ave
Farley
Westminster
Morgan Partners
Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
Bailey Auto Supply CO
South
Jefferson ST
Dodge
Morgan-Burrows Motor Co
DeSoto
Plymouth Distributors
North Anne ST
Reynolds
Summers and
McCann
Wyatt R. Campbell
East North Street
Neshannock Avenue
Penna
Ee Ee Ee
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