Gov James outlines balanced budget stand before legislature
Gov James declares a no compromise stance to balance the budget, vowing to fight the issue all summer. The joint session hears criticism of House Democratic leadership as tensions rise over the upcoming fiscal plan. Senate moves to release a 10 million general appropriations bill per his recommendation, with payrolls for about 18,000 state employees awaiting funding.
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Raymond Wilcove
Iowa
Cter
Owene
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Arthur H. James
House
Senate
Leo A. Achterman
Achterman
Appropriations Committee
Goveror James
Treasury
General Fund
Edward B. Logan
Governor outlines funds for county hospital takeovers
The governor proposes $12,000,000 to cover the case of taking over 12 county mental hospitals. He notes that if Democrats demand state supervision, LT must insist revenues be found. He had suggested delaying the acquisition for two more years, as done in 1939.
U S Consul Reports On Robin Moor Sinking
The American consul in Brazil confirms the Robin Moor was sunk by a German submarine on May 21 at 10 N 2540 W. All survivors are healthy. 35 passengers and crew are missing. The incident may shape a grave U S view akin to World War I unrestricted submarine warfare. Full depositions will be sent to Washington as soon as coded summaries are ready.
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Moor
Aly
Lkelihood
Department
State Department
Welles
Pentecostal Church Homecoming Service
Christ's Ambassadors from the First Pentecostal church hold a homecoming on Friday June 13 at 7:30 PM in the First Pentecostal church Pearson and Epworth streets. The event features past presidents speeches, a brief history, and selections by allys te a members with Rev Eugene W Benjamin delivering the sermon from Mt Union Pennsylvania.
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Christ's Ambassadors
First Pentecostal Church
Alystea
Prxl
Eugene W. Benjamin
Western Pennsylvania
Mt. Union
First Pentecostal
Pearson and
Epworth Street
Kiwanis Luncheon Honors Flag Facts and Old Glory
Kiwanis members heard flag lore from Scout Executive John J. Finnessy in The Castleton luncheon. The ceremony honored Old Glory with participation by Assistant Scout Executive Thomas D. Javies and Eagle Scouts Paris Shoaf and William Brerling of Kiwanis Troop 47. The event set the stage for the city Flag Day celebration on June 14.
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John J. Finnessy
Kiwanis Club
Castleton
Finnessy
Thomas D. Javies
Paris Shoaf
William Brerling
Kiwanis Troop 47
Long Water Line Under Private Contract To East New Castle
East New Castle advances a new water line under private contract by New Castle Water Co. The route extends mains from Cascade Park gate through the East New Castle section, supplying homes and new fire hydrants. Gallagher and OHarra of Youngstown lead the project on schedule.
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East New Castle
New Castle Water Co
Cascade Park Gate
Youngstown
Gallagher & O'Harra
Deaths of the Day and Local Obituary Notices
Funeral services for Mrs. W. G. Stearns were held at her sister’s home with interment at Graceland. Philip J. Strain of Bellevue dies at Mercy Hospital after heart condition. funeral at Daugherty funeral home. Patsy Anthony Aluglia funeral high mass at St. Vitus Church with burial at St. Vitus Cemetery.
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Philly
Strain
Philip
J. Strain
Bellevue
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mary Snyder Strain
R. Frederick Roberts
Barbour Place
Daugherty
Lincoln Avenue
Alumia
Patsy Anthony Alulgia
Harrison Street
Bt. Vitus Churen
Nicholas DeMila
Eugene Kendra
Daniel Orlando
Chester Toscane
Anthony Naples
Armando Bucci
Louis Tozzi
St. Vitus Cemetery
Pr. Joseph Abbate
Byrnes Jackson Named to Court Vacancies
A lifelong Republican born in Chesterfield New Hampshire and former Columbia law professor was named to court vacancies. The appointment is seen as a reward for service to the New Deal in Senate battles. Byrnes is credited as the principal White House spokesman in debates and helped steer the league lead act to passage.
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Chesterfield
N. H
Columbia Universit
Byrnes Camps
New Deal
Senate
Byrnes
White House
Harriman sent to Middle East amid war material flow
The article notes Harriman is reassigned toward the Middle East to aid the British Syria drive and Mediterranean defense, aiming to divert him from London. It follows Roosevelt's pledge to ensure a steady stream of war materiel reaches effective front use to weaken aggressors, with stray comments about state nicknames and ignorance.
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Syria
Mediterranean
Harriman
London
Roosevelt
Peaceful Entry Into Damascus Being Sought In Syria
British and Free French forces press toward Damascus and Beirut amid heavy fighting with Vichy troops. Reports describe seven hours of fiercest fighting near Kiswe, with advances from Sidon and Hasbeiga, and a French battalion reportedly wiped out along the Witani river.
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Kenneth Downs
Internacional
Syria
Damascus
Beirut
Kiswe
Sidon
Leontes River
Hasbeiga
Edler
London
Vichy
Witani
Tyre
London Daily Herald
Ankara
Rhodes
Consistory to Close Reunion Here on Friday
The event opens with a day of programs and a grand dinner headlined by Areh Lf Colwell of Thompson Products Inc who will speak on Inside of the Defense Program A West Point graduate and Army officer Colwell leads a major defense contracting firm and the Society of Automotive Engineers A reception for visiting ladies follows lunch at the Cathedral Dining Room A first aid station will be provided at the ballroom entrance by the Lawrence County Chapter American Red Cross
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Areh Lf, Colwell
C. E
B. S
Thompson Products, Inc
Cleveland
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Colwell
West Point Miliary Academy
United States Army
Europe
Tvo
John E. Elliout
Valley of New Caste
New Castle Field Club
Cathedral
Weet Lodge
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Murray condemns use of troops in strikes
CIO leader denounces deployment of troops to labor disputes amid anti‑strike legislation debates in the senate and house. He warns enforced labor risks bitterness, noting the surprise of defense officials and omitting mention of Roosevelt or the No American Aviation strike at Inglewood, Cal.
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Senate
House
Thorugh
CIO
Defense
Mr. Roosevelt
Inglewood
Cal
News by Mail for One Year
A postal subscription offer presents The News by Mail for one year at five pounds. The brief notice outlines price and duration targeted at readers seeking updated newspaper delivery by post.
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