New Deal shifts power, high court term ends with civil liberties vow
The eight months term ended with a New Deal tilt on federal power, two Roosevelt appointees joining the court, and Chief Justice Hughes possibly retiring. A Jersey City injunction against union street meetings sparked a civil liberties declaration, while the court upheld government power over marketing milk and other products amid splits among Justices Roberts Black Stone Reed.
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International News Service
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Civil Liberties Declaration
Frank Hague
Jersey City
N. J
New Deal
Hague
Roberts
Black
CIO and Civil Liberties Union
Stone
Reed
Hughes
South Side Board to Meet Tonight at Biondi Office
South Side Board of Trade members will hold their monthly meeting in Alderman B. J. Biondi's office on East Long Avenue tonight at 8 o'clock, announced President Harold Lebo.
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South Side Board of Trade
B. J. Biondi
East Long Avenue
Harold Lebo
City Hall briefs report minor city incidents
William Phillips, 79, of 3 East Reynolds, was struck by a car on South Street as he backed into a lot, suffering shoulder and chest injuries. Rosemary Pascarella, 409 Hutchison, was knocked down, injuring her ankle, after stepping in front of a curbside truck operated by C. L. Glover. Laura Thomas, 18, left home without permission, planning to write once settled after high school graduation in February. East Washington Street residents report youths loitering in the 1200 block and using a lawn as a bed.
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Earl Rickard
Chestnut Street
William Phillips
Reynolds Street
South Street
Phillips
C. L. Glover
East Falls Street
Laura B. Thomas
Preston Avenue
East Washington Street
County School Board Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
County School Board members will meet in the office of County Superintendent John C. Sy ling Wednesday at 8. The session will consider budgets not submitted at the May meeting and any other business that may arise.
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John C. Syling
Camp East Brook prep for opening with Girls weekend
Camp East Brook opens with a business girls weekend for Meadville Oil City Titusville and New Castle Y M C A s. Eight more registrations remain from New Castle with deadline Wednesday night. The program includes swimming dramatics hiking sports handicrafts singing worship services and mail from home.
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Camp
Frances Thompson
Evelyn Sleightholm
Red Cross
Braddock High School
Doris Phillips
Slippery Rock
George Washington
The
Girl Scouts Meet For Camp Preparations At Rose Point
Troop 14 gathered in the church auditorium on Thursday and then traveled to leader Rosina McGurk’s cottage at Rose Point for a swimming party and wiener roast. They also played games and will register for day camp by Thursday.
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Rosina McGurk
Rose Point
Slippery Rock
Scribe
Mary Margaret Buckley
Girl Scouts
St. Mary’s Church
Troop 10
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dinner party honors two local wedding anniversaries
Miss Agnes Hennon hosted a six o'clock dinner Sunday evening in Chewton to celebrate the anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Solsberg. Eighteen guests attended including nieces Mildred Solsberg and Mabel Kelly. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Marion and Gale McCready of Ellwood City.
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Agnes Hennon
John Kelly
Peter Solsberg
Hennon
Mildred Solsberg
Mabel Kelly
Clair Marion
Gale McCready
Ellwood City
Kathryn Solsberg
Gale Allen
Painesville
Wallace Dillon
Youngstown
S. D. Hendershot
Warren
David Vaneman
New Castle
Sarah Mayberry
Russell Sprinker
New Brighton
William Sprinker
Elmer Badger
S. V. Badger
Shenango Township
Louis Kauffman
New Bedford
Ben Martin
William Wardman
Newport
Nora Ritchie
John
J. C. Yoho
George Conner
Georgia Lou
Linda Mae
Bellevue
Eliza Conner
Cora Solsberg
Clarence Mayberry
Louise
Evelyn
Isaac Mayberry
Frank Baker
Betty
Wurtemburg
S. O. Kelly
Rebecca Baker
W. P. Guy
P J. Tillia
Ewing Park
Retail Merchants To Elect Officers
The Retail Merchants Association prepares for its annual election meeting at The Castleton tonight at 8. Members are expected to turnout amid discussion of key business matters and strong interest in the officer slate per President L. J. Miller.
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Retail Merchants Association
Castleton
L. J. Miller
Geneva Honors Myers for Physics Prize at Commencement
Vernon Myers of this city received the J. L. McCartney medal for best work on an assigned topic in the Geneva college science department. Myers competed for the prize in the department of physics during today’s commencement exercises.
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Geneva
Myers Vernon Myers
J. L. McCartney
Geneva College
Myers
Birth Announcements Signed by Writer
Birth notices require the writer's name and address and the name of the informant to appear in this column.
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Nam
Dostorz
Births in New Castle and Warren announce new arrivals
Mr and Mrs Harry Burchfield announce a son born at New Castle hospital on June 4. Mr and Mrs William B Hall announce a daughter born at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 5. Mr and Mrs Anthony Monico of Warren Ohio announce a daughter named Patricia Ann born June 1, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Yacobucci formerly of Summit Street. A foreign visitor recalls Ickes presence and recalls a columnist.
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Harry Burchfield
North Mercer Street
New Castle Hospital
William B. Hall
Neshannock Boulevard
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Anthony Monico
Warren, C
Patricia Ann
Monica
New Castle
Joseph Yacobucci
Summit Street
Eva Bowles club picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the Eva Bowles club plan a picnic in Cascade Park on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The Elm Street Y W C A committee of management will meet this evening at 8 o'clock to elect new officers. Gertrude Mae Taylor and Leroy Wilson wed at the Second Baptist parsonage with a single ring ceremony and will reside on Bluff Street after a weekend trip. Calathe Lodge meets this evening at 8 in Elm Street Y W C A with a special program at St Pauls Baptist church Wednesday night.
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EVA Bowles Club
Cascade Park
Elm Street
Taylor-Wilson
Gertrude Mae Taylor
Green Street
Leroy Wilson
Bluff Street
Mar
Second Baptist Church
A. S. Munnerlyn
Calathe Lodge
St. Paul’s Baptist Church
Scouts Hold Off Regular Meeting With Cookout And Games
Scout groups across multiple troops gathered at churches and leaders cabins for informal events including wiener roasts swimming and metal modeling. Scribes note June 10 cookout plans and July 7 August 8 meetings for Troop 7 and various troop activities at St Marys Trinity and St Pauls churches.
Marriage License Applications in John Clark New Castle
Marriage license applications list names Lillian Mae Clark of 1217 rear Moravia Street, New Castle, and John Clark of 224 Mahoning Ave New Castle. Includes applicant details and filing location.
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John Clark
Mahoning Ave
New Castle
Lillian Mae Clark
Moravia St
Mid-Week Prayer Circle Set at Chewton Church
The Mid-Week Prayer Circle of Chewton Christian church will meet on Wednesday evening at 7 30 in the church. J C Yoho is in charge of the meeting.
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Chewton Christian Church
J. C. Yoho
New Castle Boy Swim Course Opens Free to Juniors
The Y M C A offers a 10 day swimming course free of charge from June 12 to 23 for boys ages 10 to 17 who cannot swim. Enroll this week to join the program.
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New’ Castle
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