State Guards to Join Virginia Maneuvers This Summer
Pennsylvania National Guard plans its first active summer field training outside the state since the World War. About nine thousand troops will travel to Virginia August 5 to 19 for joint exercises with eastern states. In Pennsylvania only the 52nd Cavalry Brigade and 165th Field Artillery (motorized) stay behind at Indiantown Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisegag
Tennsylvania
Citizen Army
Pennsylvania National Guard
Department of Military Affairs
Mass Grijls
Virginia
52Nd Cavalry Brigade
165Th Field Artillery
Pennsylvania
Indiantown Gap
Harrisburg
Q1st Coast Artillery
176Th Field Artillery
103Rd
22Nd Signal Corps
Roosevelt Extols Individual Leadership At West Point Address
President Roosevelt discusses the value of individual soldier leadership and future tactics at West Point. He notes recent world conflicts and frames strength as data from restraint, understanding, and nonmilitary power, and references King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to the United States.
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U.S. A
Europe
Far East
Africa
West Point Armory
George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Speaks At West Point On War Danger
President Roosevelt at West Point warns against totalitarian aggression while praising American Army as elite force ready to aid in disasters. He and Mrs. Roosevelt arrive by motor from Hyde Park, attend cadet diploma ceremonies, and depart for a private reception in General Benedict’s quarters.
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America
Britain
United States
Roosevelt
West Point
E. D
Hyde Park
Jay L. Benedict
Corps of Cadets
Raffles
Edwin M. Watson
Benedict
H. Fairfield Bute, II
George G. Murdock
Fay
West Shore Station
B.D. T
Local Woman's Sister Injured in Ohio Fall
Mrs. Howard Richards of 433 Nestannock avenue returns home from East Liverpool Ohio to care for her sister Mrs. Charles Lentz who fractured several ribs and suffered shoulder and head injuries after a fall down the stairs at her Bass Liverpool residence. Her condition is listed as as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Richards
Nestannock Avenue
Liverpool
Charles Lentz
Lentz
Bass
Deaths of the Day in New Castle Obituaries
Multiple obituaries from New Castle list the deaths of Mrs Anna Fee Mrs Anna A Naughton Fee widow of John E Fee of 107 West Washington street. Also noted are infant Jane Faith McPheeters, Eva Reeher Knight, Mary Besnis Veach, Mrs George W Veach and Mrs Alida Alma Edie Miller with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Fee
Anna A. Naughton Fee
John E. Fee
West
Washington Street
New Castle Hospital
Percy Rupp
Myron Eckert
Miller Henney
Neat Edie
Jacob Wadl
Earl Douglas
Oak Park Cemetery
Fear in Bohemia Moravia Over Protectorate Policy
Friction grows between Baron Von Neurath and Karl Frank as Czech fear rises that autonomy under the protectorate could end. Reports say Czech papers ignore the shooting of a Czech police officer while public sentiment remains inflamed by the incident and possible German reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantin von Neurath
Naz Foreign
Belch
Kniest
Bohemia
Moravia
von Neurath
Karl Frank
Hitler
Frank
Reich Press Ministry
Kurest
McCullough Named Head of Mayview Hospital
Dr Thomas L McCullough of St Josephs hospital will replace Dr Bingham Boyce as superintendent of the Mayview county home and hospital. Boyce refuses to resign saying he will fight the appointment. The commission denies political motive claims amid district politics.
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DR. McCullough
Mayview
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Thomas L. McCullough
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bingham Boyce
John J. Kane
Boyce
McCullough
George Rankin
Fire Discovered In Cellar Of Home In New Castle
Fire was found in the cellar of Sam Nocera at 312 Worth Liberty street at 9 05 p m on Saturday firefighters were summoned by nearby gas station attendants A bus valued around 200 dollars was damaged The cause could not be determined No one was home at the time Firemen also fought a separate pole fire on Maitland street later that afternoon The city invited Wellsville officials to a July homecoming and fire equipment parade for prizes Temporary policemen were named for city council following the mayor's recommendation and several officers are on vacation Also Neville Chamberlain received a gift portrait of Sir George Downing from an American donor
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George W. Veach
Mary Besnis Veach
City Club
New Castle
Oll City
Veach
Buffalo
Pid Warren
John
Ol City
Vernon L. Wise
Butler
Virginia
George Venen
Robert Wells Veoch
Ridgewood
N. J
Oil City
Sandy Lake
L. W. Turner
Sam Nocera
Worth Liberty Street
Maitland Street
Wellsville, O
City of
Chamberlain
London
Neville, Chamberlain
Sir George Downing
Famous Downing Street
Grenville L. Winthrop
New York
City approves sewer project on South First Street
Counc met in Ely Hall and adopted an ordinance for a sanitary sewer as a city WPA project. City purchased materials for the job with costs to be assessed against abutting properties. Petitions for payment reported favorably from council committees in city hall for Delaware Avenue and Erie Avenue segments and Grant Street between Worth Mill.
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Counc
Ely Hall
South First Street
City Hall
Delaware Avenue
Hillcrest
Edgewood Avenue
Erie Avenue
Walnut Street
Crawford Avenue
Grant Street
Worth Mill
Will Wipe Out Debt On Organ At First Baptist Church
On Wednesday June 14 the First Baptist church will pay off the last installment of S1568,000 due on the pipe organ. The campaign to raise the amount ended successfully Sunday morning. A service celebrating the wiping out of this obligation will be held at the church in the near future.
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First Baptist Church
Near
Carl Forsman Injured at Republic Steel Yard
Carl Forsman of 436 Hillcrest in this city was seriously injured his right arm while at work at the Republic Steel corporation in Youngstown Saturday. He is resting and can be expected to be discharged to the South Side hospital or Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Forsman
Hillcrest Atens
Serio
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Mr. Forsman
South Side Hospital
Nooded with dates and eye strain in chronic instability
A fragment notes confusion over being subjected to dates after wearing glasses. It hints at eye strain and chronic instability affecting perception and behavior, with unclear context and damaged phrasing.
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State Guards
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Workers Alliance
Washington
Willis Morgan
David Lasser
Central Prana
Janis Faith McPheeters
Janis Faith
Frankcis D
Amanda Klein McPheeters
Maryland Avenue
Jnolant
Kenneth
J.D. Klein
Beaver Falls
Paul McPheeters
New Brighton
Campbell Funeral Home
East North Street
Beaver Falls Cemetery
Eva Reeher Knight
Eva Recher Knight
York
Knight
Nelson D. Knight
Ora Recher
Mercer County
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Offult
Mercer Street
Buocula
Nicholas de Mita
Sp. Vitus
Leonard Buocola
R. D
Ralph
Wilbert
Ernest Frengel
Catherino
Guy Google
Jin Che
Binoccla
Louisa Garbon
Massachusettes
Marlene Rae Carson
Marlene Rae
Leo
Barlene Wood Carson
Frew Mill Road
New Caste
Richard
James
Lewis Carson
Frew Mil Road
Lester Wood
California
Burke
St. Mary's Cemetery
Shanghai
Ta Mei Pao
Shanghai Municipal Council
The
International Neticleament
Generalissima
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungking
Central Press
Guise
Bohemia-Moravia
Treasure Isle
WM. Rogers & Son
Gardenia
Ceal
Perelman’s Hone
East Washington St
Carter
Tyrn Oy
Seventh Ward
Land East
Logam Street
Boyles
Moody Avenues
Hillcrest Avenue
Delaware
Audley Avenue
Northview Avenue
Highland
Garfield Avenue
Neshannock Boulevard
John Wincek
Albert Russo
Clark Davin
Arthur Leslie
Charles E. McGrath
Poller
M. J. Young
Wahler Tewell
Thomas Lynch
David Nelson
Robert Hanna
Parker
Parker Tencil
KODAK
Castle Stationery Co
KEEM
Wesselton Diamonds
Jesse N. Kerr
Dependable Jeweler
SN. Mill St
DR. J.B. Nielsen
Orrometrist
On Public Square
Greer Elig
MH. Mercer
Sri
Ficor
Corner Mill
Washington Su
Woods
Wyatt R. Campbell
Nee Castle
New Wilmington
North Street
Xeshinnock Avenue
Camymbell
Joseph
Highland Ave
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