Reed and Davis Oppose Army Te Cuts in Defense Budget
Washington correspondent reports Senators Reed and Davis opposed Army expenditure cuts above Senate Appropriations Committee recommendations. Reed, as Military Affairs chair, urged continued spending and rejected added reductions. The House sought to dismiss 2000 officers, while Reed and 12 others voted to retain those positions. The Senate paused on further recommendations.
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Washington
New Oasis
Washington, D. C
National Defense
David A. Reed
Junior
Dats
Senate
War Department
Reed
Chaiman
Willy Rend
Two Pennsylvanian Senators Vote Against War Budget Cuts
Reed and Davis opposed temperance and military funding cuts in a War Department appropriations debate. They backed an amendment restricting college military training funding and opposed suspending Citizens Military Training Games. They also opposed an amendment restricting army money from ROTC and similar programs. Reed and Davis Wiewise cast opposing votes on the dismissed army officers issue.
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Reed
Davis
Norris
Nebraska
War Department
Davis Wiewise
Milwacy
Whieney
GC. M.T. G
Way Department
Drunk Pledges Life in Court Appearance
In a morning police court, two men charged with public drunkenness were discharged. One claimed Shenango township, the other said he had taken the pledge and would quit drinking. The mayor offered three months instead, warning a reappearance would bring penalties for past disturbances.
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Shenango Township
Ital
Lonz
Riel
People's Forum Hears Discussion on Summer Plans
The People's Forum met Sunday afternoon on Neshannock Avenue to discuss the future of the summer program. Edward W. Haydon of Midland Pa spoke on "Tres Speech" and the matter was tabled until the next meeting. Dr. W. J. Van Essen of Pittsburgh, a noted Socialist, will speak next Sunday on "Socialism the Successor of Capitalism."
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People's Forum
Neshannock Avenue
Edward W. Haydon
Midland
Sunnday
W. J. van Essen
Pittsburgh
Portrait of Violet Sharpe in Englewood Home
A Chicago press radio telephoto reads from London to the United States describing Violet Sharpe seated left with a servant girl in Mrs. Dwight Morrow’s Englewood New Jersey residence. The item notes a death by her own action.
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Atlantic
London
United States
Vioiet Sharpe
Dwight Morrow
Englewood, N. J
Pageant at Mahoning Methodist Church Sunday Evening
The Seventh Ward news reports a clay pageant titled Forbid Them Not at Mahoning Methodist Church Sunday evening. Child participants included named performers from Truant to Homeland and Judean scenes, with songs, a violin solo, and a baptism by Rev W A Downing. Decor featured roses and orange blossoms. R C Gathers headed the committee with local participants aiding in production and staging.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
Laws
Marjorie Howard
Bery Rankin
Lulabelle Gillett
Perelgi
Ruth King
Dorothy Humphrey
Geraldine Payne
Elle Jean Wilson
Mary Ellen Shanafelt
Grace King
Homeland
Oliver Key
Kenneth Moss
Billy Johnson
Cliffford Ford
Bobby Gilbert
Billy Rhineberger
Albert Moss
Francis Gillett
David
Jimmie Johnson
Doris Gillets
Philip
Junior Dripps
Vivian
Lillian
Hilly King
Ruth Gillett
Frankie Kerr
Dessie Jane "Gilbert
Tinens
McCracken
Batty Lou Udohison
Dorothy Gillespie
Sarriet Leiehty
Martha Louise Mauck
Ideil Minn
Patty Ann Taylor
Yda
Jean Mitchell
Pawtine Kelles
Verlee Mauemann
Virginia
Lee Stump
Beverly Jan Hamilton
Doris Jean Daniels
Andrew
Samuel Davy
Thomas
Roy Denney
Genevieve Moss
Peay! Witherow
Gloria Payne
Carleen
Lawrence Godwin
Jans
Reed
Spirit of the Church
Loleta Butts
Betty Loy Johnson
W. A. Downing
The
Camntite
R. C. Gathers
Omar Mauck
Frank Gibson
Ralph Seouden
Very Mauermann
Agnes Conn
Viole Taylor
Maxine Gillesme
Susan Wylie
Myrtle Hamilton
Boy Scouts Return From Camp Near Eton Valley
The Mahghingtown Boy Scout troop completed a week long outing near Eton Valley returning Saturday. They faced mild weather, enjoyed swimming, their own cooking, and outdoor sports under overseer Earent Walker. The group now prepares to elect officers at the regular Women's Home and Foreign meeting.
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Mahghingtown
Eton Valley
Hare
Earent Walker
Women's Home and
Missionary Society Election Meeting Planned
The Missionary Society of the Mahoning M. E. church will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30. Officers for the year will be elected and the foreign society will conduct its mite box opening.
Annual Picnic at Mahoning M. E. Church
The Mahoning M. E. Church Sunday school holds its annual picnic this Thursday afternoon at 2:00 p m Easter Standard Time. All classes join, meeting at the church and proceeding to Cascade Park. A picnic supper and various sports are planned, with Mr Gillett's class leading the sport program.
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Mahoning
Mahon~ Uingtown Presbyterian Sunday School
Ips
S. C. W. Bible
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Final meeting highlights for O R C Auxiliary No 236
The final summer meeting of the Dies auxiliary No 236 to the Order of Railroad Conductors will be held Thursday afternoon June 16 at city hall. The committee in charge includes Mrs Rarald Bird Mrs Alles Guy and Mrs Ralph Allen.
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the Indies
Rarald Bird
Alles Guy
Ralph Allen
Seascouts Return From Lake Trip
Seascouts from the local unit Lawrence traveled to Erie to ride Coast Guard patrol boat 219 to Buffalo and back. Members George Horton Walter Conover Ed Schossberg Herman Kitchen John Stump and Clare Hanna served on duty with staff Smith Cartwright Stump Hore ton. They logged wheel watches engine room duty and a cook detail as shifts rotated for experience. Harbor visit to Dunkirk and Niagara Falls brief shore leave followed by Santa Sheljan Square gathering and Coast Guard bar racks on the breakwater. They returned to New Castle by auto after disembarking in Buffalo. The cruise aided qualification for an important ordinary test, with other notes from editors included.
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Lawrence
Erie
Coast Guard
Borat
No. 219
Buffalo
George Horton
Walter Conover
Ed Schossberg
Herman Kitchen
John Stump
Clare Hanna
Mesrs
Smith
Cartwright
Stump
Horeton
Dunkirk
Bulfalo
Bulinlo
Niagara
Erle
New Castle
Alumni Urged to Register for occasion dinner dance
Alumni of New Castle Night School urged to report to class chairmen for the July 1 reunion at Cathedral with a dinner and entertainment. Goal set at 1,000 attendees. extensive list of class chairs and members organized by graduating years from 1879 through 1932 with contact names and planned attendance.
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Cathedral
Rachel Pollock Taylor
New Castle
Burn
Thomas McGurk
Mary Agnew
Jennie Barnett
Mrs. McGurk
David Boyles
Alice. Richardson
Kate Stockman
Sara D. Davis
Laura G. Reynolds
Effle Butz
Anna Guhdland
Irena Dart
Edwin Harper
Dallas Hildebrand
Jennie Morgan
Rufus McKinley
Reed Megown
Charles Cripps
James K. Love
Cora B. Andrews
Edna Young Smith
Tillie Stevenson Winter
Alvin Lock
Oscar Senaeffer
Pearl Johnson
Esther Watson Anderson
Olive Johnson Stevenson
Josephine Keast Tresey
Theodore Chairman
Agnesten
Elizabeth Fleming
Lumen Popp
Lester Alex Sander
Leonard Scutz
Malware Hice
Pauline Schultz
Rese Uc
Donald McFall
Glenn It
Eleanor H. Shuma
Mary E. Craig Waddell
Melvyn. Hodge
Everett McClaren
Virkima Dull
Amy Jean Young
Phyllis Cunningham
Helen Jameson
William Stump
Emily Parker
Edgar Beal
Rebecca Loudon
Ralph Brice
John Hodge
George Winter
Edward Marvin
Resinol Ointment and Soap Promoted for Skin Care
Uplifted by an ad style offering Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for acne rash redness roughness cuts burns bites and soreness. It urges bathing with Resinol Soap drying and applying ointment with a promise of quick healing and a free trial package from a Baltimore address.
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Ralnimire, Ma
Beaver Falls Judge Backs Spanking Incident Case
Judge McConnell discharged David Dugan after the incident involving his 16-year-old daughter. Dugan and his wife claimed the girl stayed out late and when confronted she broke his glasses. The judge condoned the act of spanking the girl amid claims of discipline and alleged battery.
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Beaver, Fa
Jude William A. McGanne
David Dugan
Beaver Falls
Dugan
Court Clears Paternal Custody Amid Turbulent Case
A county court discharged the father and ordered the case casts removed from the county records. The ruling marks a conclusion in a tumultuous custody dispute, with authorities detailing the dismissal of prior custody claims and returning focus to petitioners.
Rural principals receive degrees at university
Porter R. Sless principal of Score phich school and Gerald eipal received Master’s degrees from the University of Jan June ’s.
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Score Phich
J and
Gerald 'Eipal
University of Jan June
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