Senate pushes final act on 3.3 billion industrial control bill
Washington June 8 administration forces in the senate fought insurgent groups to push final passage of the industrial control and 3,300,900,000 public works bill. The major remaining clash was over raising 220,000,000 annual revenue for public works, with plans for提高 taxes on income gaso line and corporations or a broad sales tax. Senator Harrison said they would pass the bill tonight and adjourn tomorrow.
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Paul C. Yates
International News Service
Washington
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Passes Drastic Tariff Provision Clash
The senate, with a large administration majority, crushed repeated assaults on tariff language and added a sweeping provision. Senator Walsh proposed licensing charges on foreign shipments and embargos and quotas, while Senator Long warned the Democratic party was dying. Norris struck out a potentially legalizing “yellow dog contract” clause and oil control plans were sidelined, keeping pipe-line divestiture and bootleg oil bans.
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Finance Committee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Long
Louisiana
Norris
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Senate
Princeton Church Notes Sabbath and Service Schedule
Princeton Presbyterian announces Sabbath school at 10 a m and church service at 11 a m with Christian Endeavor at 7 p m Rev Charles Bell in charge of the service.
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Princeton Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Charles Bell
Community visits fill weekend at multiple households
Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Fowler of Wurtemburg joined Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Shaffer on Sunday. Elmer Glass and son Bobby Eugene of New Castle recently called on F. R. Weisz. Tom Moore and family and John Casto visited the Lowry home on Ellwood road. John Stewart and children Oran Jennie and Hazel of Portersville dined with G. A. Shaffer’s family. Raymond Jones and baby and Wilbur Jones and daughters of New Castle spent Wednesday evening with Winifred Jones.
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N. V. Fowler
Wurtemburg
G. A. Shaffer
Elmer Glass
Bobby Eugene
New Castle
F. R. Weisz
Tom Moore
John Casto
Lowry
Ellwood Road
John Stewart
Oran
Jennie
Hazel
Portersville
Raymond
Jones
Wilbur Jones
Winifred Jones
Eight Mothers Attend Queen Esther Society Lawn Fete
The Queen Esther Society of the M. E. church held a lawn fete at Mrs. Mary Hutchison s home with lunch by Mrs. Hutchison Mrs. W W Mitchell and Mrs Mary Haymonds. Sixteen girls and eight mothers attended officers elected Jane McClure president Philomena Branchie vice president Mary Haymonds recording secretary Alta Shaffer corresponding secretary Harriet Robinson secretary mite boxes Margaret Robinson secretary of literature Leora McQuiston secretary of supplies and Mrs Mitchell counsellor. Jane McClure to represent local club at summer camp in East Brook.
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Queen Esther’s Society
M. E. Church
Mary Hutchison
Hutchison
W. W. Mitchell
Mary Haymonds
Jane McClure
East Brook
Philomena Branchie
Alta Shaffer
Mite
Harriet Robinson
Margaret Robinson
Leora McQuiston
Mitchell
New Wilmington graduates pick colleges for further study
Several members of the New Wilmington High School graduating class have decided on colleges for their extended education. Bob Rose, versatile athlete and activity leader, is considering Mount Union College for the fall. Bud Sharp, captain of last year’s championship basketball team, intends to enroll at Monmouth College when registration opens.
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New Wilmington High School
Bob Rose
Mount Union College
Bud Sharp
Monmouth College
Local students return home for summer vacations
Nearly all local boys and girls who have been attending college elsewhere have returned to their homes for the summer. Wesley Anderson Charles McCormick and Walker Brownlee students at Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary will vacation here this summer. William Maxwell pre ministerial work at Princeton will spend his summer here. David Maxwell major in mathematics at Tech will be here soon. George Arriott teacher at Transfer th School will vacation here till fall.
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Wesley Anderson
Charles McCormick
Walker Brownlee
Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary
William Maxwell
Princeton
David Maxwell
Tech
George Arriott
Transferth School
Shenango Valley Sportsmen Plan Friday Pulaski Meeting
Local members of the Shenango Valley Sportsmen Association will attend the regular club meeting in Pulaski on Friday night at the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Shenango Valley Sportsmen's Association
Pulaski
Odd Fellows Hall
Summers Here at Elizabeth High School Coach Returns
Russell Byler, PE instructor and athletics coach at Elizabeth High School, has returned to spend a month at his duties and duties in the athletics program.
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Russell Byler
Elizabeth High School
Local coach to join Columbia University in July
A noted local coach will move to Columbia University in July to continue his physical education work. Residents describe him as one of the most very paid coaches the town has produced, with a successful year at Elizabeth and New Wilmington.
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Columbia University
Byler
Elizabeth
New Wilmington
June church gatherings and club meetings listed
The Happy Hour Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. J. C. Monroe at her Vine street home on Tuesday June 13 with Mrs. Ben Elliott and Mrs. Charles Martin as associate hostesses. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will be entertained by Mrs. Will McQuiston of New Castle road on Thursday June 22. The Naccanna Club meets at Mrs. Zella Robins home on Friday evening June 9. A special meeting of the Neshannock Chapter D A R is set for Thursday evening June 8 at one at the home of Mrs. S. A. Kirk e.
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Happy Hour Society
the Presbyterian Church
J. C. Monroe
Vine Street
Ben Elliott
Charles Martin
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Will McQuiston
New Castle Road
Naccanna Club
Zella Robins
Neshannock
8. A. Kirke
Two Local Boys Cycle Southwest to Live Near Nature
William Campbell and Joseph McClure set out on a cycling trip through the southwest seeking a simpler life in closer touch with nature. They packed a few belongings and rode their motorcycle and side-car toward St. Louis, where they arrived on Wednesday.
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William Campbell
Joseph McClure
St. Louis
Expedition Heads to XSX Ranch for Month-Long Camp
A party travels Wednesday morning to XSX Ranch, fifty miles north of Silver City, New Mexico, planning a month long camping trip in the mountains.
Little Nancy Davis Returns Home After Illness
IMPROVED Little Nancy Davis daughter of Prof and Mrs H L Davis of Ma plestreet has been removed to her home from the Jameson Memorial hospital after a several weeks illness of pneumonia. She is recovering very slowly.
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Nancy Davis
H. L. Davis
Maplestreet
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Card Of Thanks From Mr and Mrs Willis Coblentz
Card of thanks to many friends for love and kindness in bereavement. Mr and Mrs Willis Coblentz express sincere gratitude. Advit Vaseline advertised as protecting patent leather from cracking.
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Willis Coblentz
Erie man shot in apparent murder attempt case
Louis Hisler, 21, was killed in Erie when James McClure, 29, fired from a window aiming at William Ruhl, 28, who was with the victim. McClure surrendered to police and said he planned to kill Ruhl over alleged adultery involving his estranged wife. A murder charge was being drawn.
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International News Service
Erie
Louis Hisler
James McClure
William Ruhl
Ruhl
Hitler
McClure
Hisler
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