Westminster College Graduates Class Of 75 And Confers Degrees
Seventy-five seniors earned degrees at Westminster College 75th commencement in New Wilmington. Gov. John S. Fisher received doctor of laws alongside Dr. S. C. Gamble and Rev. A. J. Randles of New Castle honored with doctorates. Notables include valedictorian Hugh Gamble and Bethlehem’s James Patterson as salutatorian.
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Westminster College
New Wilmington
United Presbyterian Church
Westminster
United Presbyterian School
Hugh Gamble
Sharon
James Patterson
Mercer
Helen Davidson
Ingram
Nancy Miller
Butler
John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Conservatory of Music
Butler Barracks
Jessie Mockel
New Castle
S. C. Gamble
Johns. Fisher
Albert Berry
Eighty- Four
Ruth Blair
Hartstown
George Bolinger
Willa Boyd
Mary Braham
Elsie Braun
Coraopolis
Brown Bricker
Braddock
Arthur Calvin
New Galilee
Elizabeth Campbell
Kittaning
Philip Canon
Stoneboro
Dolly Cassidy
Burgettstown
Jess Cogley
Bertha Dickson
Joseph Dickson
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Eccles
Joseph Eckles
Janet Elias
Harriett Ewing
Robert Ferguson
Bellevue
Kenneth Garvin
South Rye- Bate
Sara Louise Gough
Allan Hoffman
Irene Hoover
Ligonier
John Paul Jones
Aline Kemena
Ambridge
Isabel McConaghy
Helen McConaghy
Martha Wallace
Parnassus
Josephine Watt
Apollo
Evelyn Styche
William Thomas
Farrell
Mary Thorpe
Belle Vernon
Walter Wilkison
William Wilt
Jeannette Young
McDonald
William Maxwell
Frank Gibson
Howard Logan
Edgewood
Paul Montgomery
John Vance
Louis Lytle
Lost Bellanca plane over Europe details to Hindenburg
Clarence Chamberlin told President Hindenburg the Bellanca aircraft went missing on the final European leg of the trans ocean flight after both compasses failed. He and Charles A. Levine faced heavy snow and storms, misidentified Dortmund as Bremerhaven, and landed at Cottbus, with disorientation preventing navigation.
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O. D. Tolischus
International News Service
Berlin
Germany
Clarence Chamberlin
Bellanca
Europe
Chamberlin
Hindenburg
Charles A. Levine
Ireland
English Channel
Continent
Dortmund
Bremerhaven
Cottbus
Ocean
Fliers Leave Berlin for Europe Tour
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine announced they will depart Berlin on Saturday for a tour of Europe. They will not disclose their destination but plan to return to Berlin to meet their wives, who are due there next week.
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Fliers
Berlin
Europe
International News Service
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Levine Involved In Rigid Investigation News
Washington June 8 Federal probe centers on Charles A Levine who rode with Clarence D Chamberlin to Berlin. Postal and justice departments examine Levine's air mail flight from New York to Germany and alleged salvage contract profits with the war department. Authorities offer few comments while noting unauthorized air mail carriage and a postal stamp incident at Mitchell Field.
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International News Service
Washington
Charles A. Levine
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Berlin
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
Levine
New York
Germany
Justice
War Department
Sargent
New
Fred Sealy
Hempstead
L. I
Mitchell Field
Atlantic
Dangerous crossings and roads reported by county constables
Wm J Edwards reports a dangerous crossing at Carbon brick plant where Ed enburg Lowesville road meets the P and LE and B&O rail lines with no warning signals. Several other roads and bridges are deemed dangerous and a court directed that Mahoning and other road supervisors be notified of the hazards.
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Wm. J. Edwards
W. J. Edwards
Mahoning Township
Carbon Brick Plant
Edenburg
Lowesville
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
William R. Curley
Youngstown
Armour
Pittsburgh and
Hildebrand
W. A. McKeon
Little Beaver Township
Little Beaver Creek
H. H. Knox
Pulaski Township
Skeller’s Corners
Mercer Pulaski Road
Mike Fazzone
Eighth Ward
Ralph Avenue
Shenango Township
South New Casts
Samuel C. Smith
Smithfield
Boroline Street
Sampson Streets
Harbor Road
Plan To Observe Flag Day With Special Service
At the Sons of the American Revolution meeting Mrs. F G Simonton announced that June 14 marks 150 years under the American flag. Rev Philip C Pearson agreed to lead a patriotic service at Trinity church on June 12 and preach suitably. He will invite all local patriotic groups and the Sons will attend in a body urging absentees to come. Invitations go to D A R D of 1812 G A R Ladies of the G A R W R C S V S and many others with the public welcome. A printed program will let all share in the observance as sesqui centennial events spread nationwide. New Castle aims to be at the forefront of observance.
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Sons of the American Revolution
F. G. Simonton
Philip C. Pearson
Trinity Church
Pearson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of 1812
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies of the G. A. R
Women’s Relef Corps
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Daughters of Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Service Star Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dynamite Blast Wrecks Home Of Young Pugilist
In Providence Rhode Island Morris Billing koff known as Young Montreal had his home dynamited causing shattered windows and bedlam in the north end. No one was hurt. The attack followed an earlier attempt on his Crown hotel pool room. Billing koff canceled a bout with George Mack set for Bayonne New Jersey next Friday.
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International News Service
Providence
R. I
Morris Billingkoff
Montreal
Rhode Island
Bayonne
N. J
George Mack
Young
Crown Hotel
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