Labor Elements Plan New Moves
Labor groups in Pennsylvania plan action before the U S Supreme Court if needed to challenge two bills affecting employer employee relations. Gov. Arthur H. James said he would sign both measures the anti injunction bill and the labor relations act amendment. AFL and CIO prepare to seek court ruling on civil rights implications while demonstrations are expected.
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International New
Harrishurg
Laaor
Pennsylvania
States Supreme Court
Arthur H. James
GIO
AFL
Peale IH
Gillan Bil
James
James J. McDevitt
Lato
McDevitt
Federation
U. S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council
CIC
John Philips
PIUC
Mexico's ace speed flier dies in crash
Mexican airman Sarabia perished in a crash after setting a New York bound record flight from Mexico City. Officials awaited family and government guidance on body return as the ceremony for the aviator followed a gala embassy ball. His wife Agripina and young Francisco waved goodbye moments before the fatal takeoff.
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Mexico City
New York City
Mexico
Sarabia
Torregon
Agripina
Francisco, Jr
King and Queen to Enter U S Tonight on Royal Visit
The king and queen will step onto American soil this evening, becoming the first rulers of the British empire to visit the United States. Their royal train speeds toward the border with London scheduled for a brief stop, as routes through crowds are adjusted for safety. They will pass through Ontario and into New York before continuing to a New York City stop.
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United States
Canning
New York City
London
Ingersal
Woodstock
Brantford
Harmiltor
St. Cath Ss
Niagara
Ontario
Niagara Fails
New York
Anne
Queer
Mission Programs Announced For City Rescue Mission Services
Superintendent Archie Gibson announced upcoming services at the City Rescue Mission. Rev. Harry Witmyer of Parkersboro will speak and sing on June 13. On June 18 the Gospel Ensemble of Grand Rapids, Michigan, will perform a musical program.
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City Rescue Mission
Archie Gibson
Gibson
Harry Witmyer
Union Gospel Mission of
Parkershoro
W. VI
Gospel Ensemble of
Grand Rapids, Mich
Deaths of the Day in New Castle Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Samantha Lynch aged 80 of 722 Oak Street at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. She leaves a son and two daughters, plus siblings, with funeral services at Slippery Rock cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Bernard George McNamara aged 3 from East Division Street, Peter J. Lotus, and William Marso with services in St Marys church and Oak Park cemetery.
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Sarah Samantha Lynch
Oak Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Daniel Buchanan Lynch
Butler County
John
Olive. Miller Grossman
Lynch
West Liberty Methodist Church
Ernest E. Lynch
Eerl A. Free
Harry Die
Bernard George McNamara
East Division Street
Mr. McNamara
Thomas
Isabelle Mertamars
Frank Christenson
Sharon
Andrew Phairles
New Castle
Frank Pardick
Mckeesport
William F
Matthew McNamara
Snowher
James
St. Mary's Church
St. Philips and
St. James Cemetery
Peter J. Lotus
James Sotus
Sheridan Avenue
Edward Johns
Greensburg
V. Markopoulos
St. George's Greek Orthodox Church
East Reynolds
Fred Alexander
John Borovies
George Kachulls
James Spurges
Mike Marks
John Connomos
Oak Park Cemetery
Royal Visit Prep As Washington Gears For King George
White House and District of Columbia officials map eleven page memo plans for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The royal train arrives Thursday night. a 21 gun salute. a parade. state dinner. Capitol reception. Hyde Park visit. and varied American entertainment are arranged with tight security and special passes for staff. Marian Anderson and Lawrence Tibbett among performers. meals feature broiled sweetbreads for lunch and capons at the state dinner.
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Groipes
District of Columbia
Parc
Union Station
Roosevelt
England
Washington
White House
Hyde Park
James
Ellott
Franklin, Jr
George
Buckingham
France
Secret Service
Councyl
Col. Starling
Marian Anderson
DAR
Lawrence Tibbett
Coon Creek
Asheville
N.C
Atxess
Chapel Hill
Scaffold Fall Breaks Leg At Work With Injury
John Sweeney, 38, of 741 Oak Street, suffered a broken right leg after a fall from a scaffold while hanging paper. He was taken to New Castle Hospital and is confined there.
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John Sweeney
Oak Street
New Castle Hospital
East Brook Four-H Club Organized Officers Named
East Brook Four-H Club met at East Brook Hall to elect officers led by Helen Carr in the president’s absence. Officers include Sally Lou Morrow as president Melen Carr vice president Janet Hous ton secretary Elizabeth Scott song leader Reanne Jencer Virginia Fink news reporter Julia Markle extension representative and Mrs. K. B. Mc Creary supervised. The first meeting June 6 in Grange hall opened with the pledge and a “Little Sir Echo” song. Aprons were drafted for the balance of the session. Next meeting is June 19 at 9 30 a.m. in the same place.
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East Brook
East Brook Hall
Sally Lou Morrow
Melen Carr
Janet Houston
Elizabeth Scott
Reanne Jencer
Virginia Fink
Helen Fisher
Julia Markle
Grange Hall
Helen Carr
New Wilmington High School Graduates 39 in 1920s Commencement
Diplomas were awarded to 39 graduates at New Wilmington High School in the United Presbyterian church. Dr. Levi Beeler of Grove City College delivered the commencement address, with Wendell Blevins giving the salutatory and Elizabeth Ann Yahn the valedictory. Dr. S. A. Swindler presented the diplomas as the ceremony closed with prayers and music.
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Wawa
New Wilmington
New Wilmington High School
United Presbyterian Church
Levi Beeler
Grove City College
Clayton Taylor
J. Ralph Neate
Wendell Blevins
Elizabeth Ann
Beeler
5. A. Swindler
Board of Education
Margaret Steye
Margaret Harakal
Orra Jane Snyder
Helen Whitman
Marian MacFarland
Dorothy Reynolds
Hilzabeth Ann Yahn
Helen Francis
Charlene Davis
Helen Gearhart
Marjorie Barlow
Harold Dicks
Lester Gibson
Ruth Negin
Mary Kathryn Hott
Selena Sholler
Tennessee girl chosen for national rhododendron festival
Mise Faye Poore of Knoxville wears the University of Tennessee band uniform and is selected to represent Tennessee at the national rhododendron festival in Asheville, North Carolina, in June 1924. Poore will represent the Tennessee State Lower-the passion flower.
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University of Tennessee
Mise Faye Poore
Knoxylife
Asheville
N. C
Misa Poore
Tennessee
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Jesse N. Kerr Dependable Jeweler
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Mill Street
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Perros
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Jersey
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GIETS
J.B. Nicsen
Public Square
Tennessee’s
Faye Poors
R. C. Allen Portable
Castle Stationery Co
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A. Darrell Burke
Nerib Jefferem
Washington High
Jane Brown
Wildwood Avenue
Tor 10-A
Uie Mourne
George W High School
James RA. Green
Canny Group
Bill Smith
Shoatt
Wee Warsioza
Prashington St
Liberal Trades
Morgan-Burrows Desoto and Plymouth Distributors
Jefferson St
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
Bord Funeral Home
AWE Service
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Wallace Block
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