Consistory Reunion Sets Schedule for Final Events
The Consistory Reunion continues through Thursday with officers elected and class pictures. Friday features tea for visiting women, a dinner, motion picture shorts, group singing led by David W. Rees, a stage show, and dancing with attendance limited to members and their guests.
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John H. Templeton
John E. Elliott
John E. White
Charles F. Morrow
Fred G. Moser
Earl C. Moffatt
Walter R. Hawk
Louis A. Pearsall
DeLace Cole
Fred M. Alexander
Leon A. Drumm
C. S. Jarrett
L. A. Pearsall
Walter E. Myers
R. H. Montgomery
A. B. Street
David W. Rees
House Committee Nearing Vote On New Tax Increases
The House committee pushed toward approval of a broad tax package worth hundreds of millions, covering liquor beer wine cigarettes gasoline and more. It also tentatively approved a 10 percent betting tax and 173 million in tax cuts while delaying final enactment to late summer or fall.
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HOUSE
Senate Finance Committee
May Tax Revival Faces Senate Skepticism
Lieutenants push to revive the House approved flat income tax as Republican Senators resist in the Senate caucus. Fine will meet lawmakers next week during a recess caused by a statewide Masonic women's convention. If the administration cannot move the levy, Fine may order across the board cuts to cover the 111 million budget gap.
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Senate
Fine
Masonic Women's
Deaths Of The Day Obituaries From New Castle Area
Funeral services set for Gordon Fitzhugh at Crunkleton funeral home in Wilmington Street with Rev. L W Anderson. burial in Mercer Pennsylvania. Mrs Agnes Davies Snyder dies at 53 in Jameson Memorial hospital after three weeks illness. survivors include husband five children and siblings. services at R L Boyd funeral home. Mrs William B McIver dies at 68 in downtown building. survivors include husband four children six grandchildren and a great grandchild. services at John R Hodge funeral home. Dr A C Schultz to conduct funeral for Mrs McIver at Greenwood cemetery. viewing details given.
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Gordon Fitzhugh
Crunkleton Funeral Home
West
Grant Street
L. W. Anderson
Mercer
Mr. Fitzhugh
Denver
Colo
Rufus
Lena Fitzhugh
Bethel A. M. E
Bessie
Orlando
Philadelphia
Ellsworth
Walter A. Snyder
Agnes W. Davies
New Castle
R. D
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lewis A
Gertrude Wylie Davis
East Brook
Charles Pitzer
Walter Lewis Snyder
Dorothy May
Delores Kay Snyder
Archie L. Davies
Harold Gaiser
R. L. Boyd
North
Jefferson Street
Oak Park Cemetery
William B. McIver
Sara Norris Fulkerson
Miller Avenue
Perry W
Molly Cox Fulkerson
First Methodist Church
Wimodausis
R. M. Poehner
San Diego
Calif
Don McCleary
Pittsburgh
William M
Robert B
Ontario
A. C. Schultz
John R. Hodge
Wallace Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Red forces sustain heavy losses in Korean front fighting
Allied reports describe intense fighting as Chinese troops in their teens were sent into combat near Kumhwa and Chorwon. UN forces inch forward north of Yongpyong and near Hwachon, while resisting heavy enemy fire and counterblows along a widening front in the Iron Triangle area.
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International News Service
Cecil Browsow
Kumhwa
North Korea
Iron Triangle
Yonchon
Chorwon
Yongpyong
Eight Army
Yongong
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyonggang
Eighth Army
Hwachon
Hwachon Reservoir
Yanggu
Inje
Kansong
Cattlemen to Test Cow Prices Policy at White House Meeting
A Western cattlemen delegation led by former Oklahoma Gov. Roy Turner meets with President Truman and mobilization chiefs to discuss government price controls. Officials say live call prices May 15 stood 150 percent of parity and that policy decisions on price rollbacks remain undecided.
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CPS
Erickson
Oklahoma
Roy Turner
Turner
Truman
Defense
Wilson
Johnston
Price
DiSalie
White House
Thirteen Take Policeman's Test
Thirteen young men with aspirations of becoming a city policeman took the civil service commission test Tuesday night in city hall. A majority of the candidates are ex servicemen.
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Civil Service Commission
City Hall
In memory of Viola C Pettitt on her anniversary
In memory of our dear wife and mother Viola C Pettitt who died two years ago today June 6. Sad ly missed by those who loved her best. Husband and children.
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Viola C. Pettitt
In Memoriam Marquis Dean Lichtenstine
A memorial note marks two years since Marquis Dean Lichtenstine died on June 6. The family says they remain sad and miss him daily while honoring his memory with heartfelt verses from his wife and children.
Changes in Controls Law Spark Industry and Defense Debate
The proposed controls bill faces opposition from businessmen arguing wage and price controls blunt production. Supporters led by defense secretary Marshall and mobilization chief Wilson push stronger authority to curb inflation and accelerate defense output. The plan adds a tougher rent control section, shifts farm parity to yearly basis, and allows subsidies and government plants to secure defense items and raw materials.
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Defense
Marshall
Charles E. Wilson
Pa Newe Observes and Fountains Restore City Life
The story notes streets Pa Newe Observes and East Washington streets will be restored to their position after renovations. Drinking fountains around the city are back in service, iced and appreciated by walkers, while the old East Side fountain is missed. Mosquitoes trouble cottage residents as rural areas see bites return.
Acheson Faces New Attacks On His Testimony
Republican leaders press Sen Knowland releases Henry Wallace telegram clarifying a quotation at the inquiry. Wallace says he warned Chiang Kai Shek that American Communists would support the war effort while Acheson is accused of prevarication. May end testimony Friday as Acheson faces further questions.
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Acheson
U.S. China
Knowland
Henry Wallace
Wallace
California
Chiang Kai- Shek
U.S
Johnston in conference on pay increases
CIO United Auto Workers press for a universal pay boost affecting about one million workers. General Motors plants were due for increases on May 29, with Ford and Chrysler scheduled for June 1, drawing threats of disturbances unless approval is granted. Walter Reuther convenes a meeting of the union's executive.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Walter Reuther
Detroit Board Sets Friday Meeting On Pay Raise Topic
The Detroit board plans Friday discussions focusing on a productivity pay raise question as the top agenda item.
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Detroit
Gresens Death Noted in Rochester Obituary Ledger
The obituary notes in Rochester, New York, references Mrs Margaret M Gresens and the slain soldier family. It mentions indemnity demands toward Russia and humane treatment norms, alongside a historical nod to Yale University establishing the first U.S. college of fine arts in 1864.
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Yale University
College of Fine Arts
United States
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and flowers and cars donated during our recent bereavement. Phoebe Jones and Odessa Atwaters.
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Phoebe Jones
Odessa Atwaters
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Elisha G. Otis
Perelman’s
Washington
Russia
Slephone
Washington Street
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Jesse N. Kerr
Dependable Jeweler
Buxton
Eastman
Vornado
D & W Division
North Mill St. Castle Stationery Co
North Mercer St
Casaal
Jack Gerson
Mil
Mtacu
Druschel
Cozza & Dominicus
Savannah Road Corner
Pearson and Taylor Stg
Butz Flowers
Mastbrook
Superior Sand and Supply CO
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