Must Be Graduate To Wear Cap And Gown In Future
In a school board report Principal Frank L. Orth urged ending blank diplomas for non graduates and making cap and gown appearances limited to bona fide graduates. The plan, discussed at length, was tabled for future action. Also, Eugene Johnson fainted near Washington and Jefferson streets while Evangeline Booth spoke, then was carried home.
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Frank L. Orth
Orth
Eugene Johnson
Evangeline Booth
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
West Washington Street
Dr Campbell Named To Fill Public School Medical Directorship
The board of School Directors named Dr Ralph Campbell to assume duties during the absence of the medical director. Dr Mary J Baker indicates cooperation with state forces for a few weeks as the board authorizes signing of working certificates. The note appears in The Haverhill Gazette.
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Mary J. Baker
Ralph Campbell
Sick Cadet Bonesteel to receive West Point diploma
Charles H. Bonesteel III, a gravely ill cadet at St. Luke's hospital, will be awarded his West Point diploma and commission by presidential order. He is the fourth generation to graduate from the academy and plans to study at Oxford on a Rhodes Scholarship next fall. His doctors foresee recovery as his parents receive the diploma at his bedside.
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International News Service
New York
Charles H. Bonesteel
United States Military Academy
West Point
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hoover
Bonesteel
Military Academy
Oxford
Rhodes
Dempsey and Estelle Taylor to Seek Divorce in Settlement Talks
SAN FRANCISCO June 11 Jack Dempsey and Estelle Taylor will seek a divorce but only after a property settlement is agreed. Attorneys for both sides spent two hours yesterday trying to decide on how joint possessions should be divided while other issues such as who requests the divorce and where remain resolvable.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
The Outlet Celebrates 27th Birthday Sale in New Castle
The Outlet in New Castle marks 27 years since founder Harry Livingston opened the clothing store. Tomorrow’s birthday sale promises attractive values for shoppers seeking better clothes at modest means.
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New Castle
Harry Livingston
Scout Field Men Confer at Camp John M. Phil Lips Retreat
Scout executives from three councils met at Camp John M. Phil Lips county council retreat to confer with Charles N. Miller BSA special field representative from New York. Attending were Scout Executive Andrew T. Benson of Allegheny council Chester Childs of Mercer county and Horton of the local city.
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Boy Scout
Camp
John M. Phillips
Charles N. Miller
Boy Scouts of America
New York
Andrew T. Benson
Allegheny Council
Chester Childs
Mercer County
Horton
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil for sore feet with claims of relief in minutes. It urges purchase at Eckerd's of New Castle and promises complete satisfaction or money back after several applications.
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Moone
Eckerd’s of New Castle, Inc
Compensation Cases Being Heard Here
L. E. Christley presides over three workers compensation hearings at city hall. Henry Lee sues M A Long Company for finger loss, James A Fee sues Johnson Bronze for amputation, and Mrs May Smith of Lakewood seeks action over her husband’s electrocution in a railroad yard. Two contagious cases are noted involving Jean Kemp and Katherine Ander.
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L. E. Christley
Workmen’s Compensation Board
City Hall
Henry Lee
M A. Long Company
Baltimore
Lee
James A. Fee
Johnson Bronze Company
Fee
May Smith
Lakewood, O
Youngstown Tank Company
New Castle Junction
Smith
Jean Kemp
Beckford Street
Katherine Ander
Knights of Columbus Council Delays Officers Election
Knights of Columbus St. Marys Council No. 512 postponed their officers election last night due to lack of quorum. Balloting will be held soon once a quorum can be assembled amid conflicting attractions.
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Knights of Columbus of
Walter Tyler Named Inspector of Curb on Fairmont Ave
Walter Tyler former mayor and councilman is appointed inspector of curb on Fairmont Avenue from Carlisle Street to Highland Avenue. Curb setting began yesterday and could extend north to Albert Street by nightfall. He notes Yorktown Virginia as the site of America s first custom house.
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Walter Tyler
Fairmont Avenue
Carlisle Street
Highland Avenue
Albert Street
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Haverhill Gazette
Offutt’s
President
Dempsey
Wife
Cenfer
Slippery Rock
Ae Was
Ramsey
Tury
D.G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Ave
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South
Jefferson Strees
City Health Bureau
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Curb
America
Yorktown, Va
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