Westminster College Confers Degrees At 75th Commencement
Westminster College in New Wilmington held its 75th commencement with seventy five seniors earning bachelor of arts and science degrees and certificates in public school teaching. Governor John S. Fisher received an honorary doctor of laws alongside Rev J Alvin Campbell and Rev A J Randles.
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Pasadena, Cal
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New Castle
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Harrytown
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Burgettstown
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Burgeitstown
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Pittsburgh
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Sharpsville
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Springboro
Columbia Was Lost Over Germany in Transoceanic Flight
Clarence Chamberlin revealed to President Hindenburg that the Bellanca aircraft went off course during the last leg of the Europe leg of the trans ocean flight. Both compasses failed as a heavy snow storm and hazy skies hindered navigation, forcing adjustments that led to an unintended landing near Cottbus after Dortmund.
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Fliers Plan To Leave Berlin For Europe Tour
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine announced they will leave Berlin on Saturday for a tour of Europe. They did not disclose destinations but will return to Berlin to meet their wives who are due here next week.
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Levine Under Scrutiny Over Air Mail and War Contracts
Federal probes focus on Charles A. Levine who rode with Clarence Chamberlin on the Berlin flight. Postal officials say Levine carried an air mail packet to Germany without authorization, while Justice continues reviewing his war department salvage contracts amid alleged irregularities and profits.
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Dangerous Crossings and Roads Reported by Local Constables
Wm J Edwards reports a dangerous crossing at Carbon brick plant where Ed enburg Lowerville road meets the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie and Baltimore and Ohio tracks without warning signals. Other notices include Mud Bridge over Little Beaver Creek danger, a road north from Steller's corners to Mercer Pulaski road hazard, Ralph avenue dividing line area in bad shape, and several street intersections deemed unsafe. The court directed road supervisors to be notified.
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Eighth Ward
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New Castle
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Plan To Observe Flag Day With Special Service
Mrs. F G Simonton reports on historical investigations and notes that June 14 marks 150 years under the American flag. Rev Philip G Pearson agrees to lead a patriotic service at Trinity Church on June 12 and preach suitable to the occasion. A city and county wide invitation is issued to patriotic groups to attend.
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Dynamite Blast Strikes Home Of Young Pugilist
Providence report details a blast at the home of Morris Willing known as Young Montreal. The explosion shattered windows and damaged the north end, just after an earlier attempt to dynamite his pool room in the Crown hotel. Willing had planned a bout in Bayonne, New Jersey, with George Mack, next Friday.
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