Strike Disorder in Paris as New Walkouts Spread
Paris reports unrest as new thousands quit work amid ongoing sieges. In Lille region gendarmes intervene as walking delegates push for fresh stoppages. Jean Chiappe accuses communists, while butchers join the strike and about a million workers remain out despite settlements and liberal bills in parliament.
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International News Service
Paris
France
Lille
Seine
Jean Chiappe
Leon Blum
Confessions and family life inspire a reader letter
John A Hadaller Jrokes recasts reader letters as guest commentary on childrearing. He praises the columnist for relatable home life, notes the value of calm supper talks, and emphasizes practical realities over elite theory in parenting. He offers encouragement to continue the feature.
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John A. Hadaller
California
Cicero
Hiram College President Brown Noted as Commencement Speaker
The New Castle school board ordered a warrant for 35 dollars to cover Dr. K I Brown president of Hiram College as commencement speaker. The honorarium includes a 25 dollar fee and expenses.
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K. I. Brown
Hiram College
New Castle
Dr. Brown
Sleep Deprivation Hurts Minds in Crises Says E D
A brief note states that tests show the mind grows dull without sleep and that all statesmen get little rest during crises. The remark attributes the idea to E D.
Harlansburg Seniors Tour Washington D C
Ten seniors and two teachers from Harlansburg high school traveled by motor through Gettysburg to Washington D C They toured the Congressional Library Washington Monument White House and Lincoln Memorial visited Mount Vernon Gordon dairy farms and viewed Rockefeller Center skyscrapers and Radio City New York They returned home Saturday night tired but happy.
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Washington
Harold Burton
Grace Pizer
Harlansburg High School
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Observatory
Congressional Library
United States
Washington Monument
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Lincoln Memorial
Mount Vernon
Robert E. Lee
New York
Gordon Dairy Farms
Radio City
Local women reported in fragile health status
Mrs. S. M. Kneram, in Jameson Memorial hospital, is reported much improved. Mrs. Esther McConnell is bedfast at her home. Mrs. Mary McKissick suffered a slight stroke Saturday. Mrs. Frank Shupe is critically ill.
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S. M. Kneram
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Esther McConnell
Mary McKissick
Frank Shupe
Local School Names Teachers and Students Mentioned
The record lists Harlansburg school grades 1 to 4 under Miss Hutcheson and grades 5 to 8 under Miss Moorhead. High school staff include Principal John Turner, Harold Burton, and Miss Grace Pizer, with names Jesse Carr, Mildred Brown, McFarland, Joe Stoner noted.
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Harlansburg
Helen Hutcheson
Luella Moorhead
John Turner
Harold Burton
Grace Pizer
Jesse Carr
Rocky Point
Mildred Brown
McFarland
McCaslin
Joe Stoner
Harlansburg Notes Social Guests and Visits
Dr and Mrs Litman of Pittsburgh called on Mr and Mrs Alex Robb Sunday. Alden Llewellyn of New Castle stayed with his aunt Mrs Sarah Harlan. Grace Miller visits grandparents Mr and Mrs H J Miller at Plaingrove. Mrs Mary Allshouse of Shippenville visits daughter Mrs O J Altman. Mr and Mrs Joe Reynolds visited Mr and Mrs Howard McDane of Koppel Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Theodore Bouck and
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Harlansburg
Litman
Pittsburgh
Alex Robb
Alden Llewellyn
New Castle
Sarah Harlan
Grace Miller
H. J. Miller
Plaingrove
Mary Allshouse
Shippenville
O. J. Altman
Joe Reynolds
Community Guests and Visits Across Local Families
Local residents hosted relatives and guests from New Castle, Edinboro, Grove City, Athens, Cambridge Springs, and Enon Valley. Notable travels include Mrs. Joe Reynolds moving to Cunningham apartments and gatherings for B Y P U at Manning Hunt’s in McCaslin.
Waldorf Reservation Snafu and Tunney Reflections
A Waldorf clerk tale mocks hotel booking irritation as a man plans a 1939 World’s Fair stay. The column shifts to Gene Tunney, praising his post boxing life, love of books, garden duties, and composure after a speeding incident. A clipping from The American Mercury describes Dalmatia's Bora wind syndrome.
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Central Press Assn
York
Waldorf
Cleveland
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Dempsey
Connecticut
Gene
Lexington Avenue
Shakespeare
Kidders
American Mercury
Adriatic
Dalmatia
Social notes from Grove City and surrounding areas
No. 2 MINE Miss Ruth Mars returns home after visiting sister Mrs. Ralph White in Grove City. Families travel to Butler County and Stoneboro for visits while several residents and relatives plan vacations and attend graduations. The closing line notes a proverb about farmers and funerals of rich men.
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Ruth Mars
Ralph White
Grove City
Thomas Burke
Burke
Butler County
Donnie Hedglin
Russell Hedglin
James Mars
Thomas
Rural Hill School Reunion Draws Large Crowd
Former pupils and teachers of Rural Hill school in Slippery Rock township gathered Wednesday for the second annual reunion. Entertainment came from current Rural Hill pupils under Miss Ruth Henry. Samuel Black of New Castle was named president for the coming year with G. W. Gibson and Jennie Gibson elected as vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Rose Munnell organized the day’s games. Informal talks were given by H Kens, W W Stevenson, City Superintendent J C Syling, and others.
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Rural Hill
Slippery Rock
Ruth Henry
Samuel Black
New Castle
G. W. Gibson
Notice of Personal Responsibility and Address
Statement declaring no obligation for debts by others. Signed by Arlie O. Shifflet of 335 E. Washington St Advit. The brief notice asserts individual liability and provides the signer’s address for record purposes.
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Arlie O. Shifflet
Washington St
S.S.S. Blood Tonic Promoted as Aid to Recovery
Diary claims a user felt better with S.S.S. Blood Tonic and credits it for restoring color, appetite, and weight. The ad advises avoiding rushed recovery and suggests pale tired people with signs of anemia start a course of S.S.S. Blood Tonic.
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S.S
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