Civic Problems Aired At Dinner In Western Pa
Sixty men from nineteen western Pennsylvania communities gathered at The Castleton motel for a Civic Problems dinner conference sponsored by the Pennsylvania Commercial Secretaries Association and the State Chamber of Commerce. Speakers urged postwar planning, chamber work, and protecting private initiative against government overreach, followed by a forum with attendees from Aliquippa to Zelienople and New Castle.
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Pennsylvania
Castleton
Pennsylvania Commercial Secretaries Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Greater New Castile Association
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall G Matheny
Roger Jewetts
Earl D. Bacon
Organization Service Bureau
he po_kers
Walter P. Schenck
Uniontown Chamber of Commerce
Lehenck
Chamber
Joseph P. Malia
Sharon Chamber of Commerce
Donald J. Howard
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Aliquippa
Beaver Falls
Bessemer
Butler
Ellwood City
Farrell
Greenville
Grove City
Meadville
Mercer
New Wilmington
Rochester
Sharon
Sharpsville
Slippery Rock
Vandergrift
Wampum
Zelienople
New Castle
Valley of New Castle
A.A.S.R
Howard Geary
The Parent Problem Continued From Page Four
A discussion on how to raise well behaved children to respect others and property. The writer urges parents to set good examples to reduce incidents of “no children allowed” and suggests teaching children the value of respecting landlords and morals.
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East 45Th Street
New York City
Aerial Offensive Reaches Peak Against Nazi Defenses
London reports the Allied cross-channel aerial offensive at peak strength as invasion of Northern France begins. Dawn bomber and fighter formations total about 3,500 planes dropping around 3,000 tons on Nazi anti invasion sites, with heavy raids on Calais Boulogne.
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London
France
Dover
Reich
Calais-Boulogne
World and the Mud Puddles in American Politics
The piece analyzes an upcoming election with Republican gains but not yet secure victory. It argues both major parties must win over a third party, the Jeffersonist faction of Democrats, to prevail, noting shifts on state rights and federal power.
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New Deal
Jefferson
Wallace Renomination Seen as Likely Despite Fan Views
The piece argues Wallace will be renominated and that Roosevelt will not gain or lose votes because of Wallace. Supporters view him as asset, opponents as liability, but Southern Democrats and anti New Deal factions remain unlikely to shift the ticket. The analysis concludes no political gain in dropping Wallace.
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Rooseelt
Mr. Wallace
Dewey
Roosevelt
Wallace
Curtiss-Wright
Marriage Licenses List From Court House Hill Ledger
On Court House Hill a list of marriage licenses includes Robert A. Ippolito and Dorothy Dietrich both in Wampum and Ellwood City, Frank A. Morrison Jr. in New Castle, Virginia Winner in Slippery Rock, Angelo Caravello in West Pittburgh, Mary Tomas in West Pittsburg, Raymond Carley in Cumberland Maryland, and Martha Reiter in New Castle.
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Robert A. Ippolito
Wampum
Dorothy Dietrich
Franklin Avenue
Ellwood
Frank A. Morrison, Jr
New Castle
Virginia
Slippery Rock
Angelo Caravello
Property transfers and a brief grand jury report
Harold A. Good and wife to Earl C. Ruby and wife in the 2nd ward for $1. Clyde Gilfillan and wife to George H. Ball in the 2nd ward for $1. Helen Sonneborn to Arthur Hainsworth in Taylor township for $1. Frank G. Smith and wife to William R. Brown in Plai ngrove township for $1. Thomas C. Reichard and wife to F. L. Downs and wife in Hickory township for $1. John S. Leeper to Alton E. Nopper and wife in Edenburg for $1. The June grand jury found eleven true bills, with one waived due to the statute of limitations. three cases involve two men and total eight if all are tried. North Carolinians did not vote in the first presidential election in 1789.
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Harold A. Good
Earl C. Ruby
Clyde Gilfillan
George H. Ball
Helen Sonneborn
Arthur Hainsworth
Taylor Township
Frank G. Smith
William R. Brown
Plaingrove
Thomas C. Reichard
F. L. Downs
Hickory Township
John S. Leeper
Alton E. Nopper
Edenbureg
Military Ballots Shipped to Pennsylvania Counties
Harrisburg June 6 The State Council of Defense will complete shipments today of more than 1 500 000 military ballot cards to Pennsylvania 67 counties for the absentee voter canvass starting June 14 Dr Ralph C Hutchison director said local councils held meetings and reports show a lively response from volunteers canvass will run two weeks
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Pennsylvania
Ralph C. Hutchison
Woman Fined for Dumping Rubbish on Farm
On information given before Justice of the Peace Adderson of Neshannonk township a local resident was fined 10 dollars and costs for dumping rubbish on a neighboring farm. A watch will be kept for further violations and the offender's license number was secured.
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Justice of the Peace
Adderson
Neshannock Township
Neshannock
Vitamins and Iron Boost Your Energy From Food
The article explains energy comes from the food you eat and that vitamins B and B12 along with iron help extract energy in cells. It advises eating extra energy-charged Wonder Bread daily to increase energy and notes iron carries oxygen to cells.
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Nature
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