William Moses Stricken on Fishing Trip near Jamestown
William Moses of 307 Preston Avenue died of a heart attack Saturday near Jamestown Pennsylvania while returning from an all day fishing trip at Pymatuning Dam. Dr. Walker of Linesville pronounced him dead and the body was taken to Crunkleton funeral home in New Castle. He was a deacon of Second Baptist church and survived by three daughters, a sister, a half brother, seven grandchildren, with funeral set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.
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William Moses
Preston Avenue
Jamestown
Pymatuning Dam
Moses
Walker
Linesville
Crawford
New Castle
Crunkleton
Richland
Second Baptist Church
Carrie Session
Lena Stallings
Atlanta
Leatrice Gilmore
Pittsburgh
Flossie Preston
Lumpkin
Lucius Warren
West Grant Street
J. L. McFarland
Greenwood Cemetery
George H. Cowmeadow
Frew Mill Road
R. D
Gloucestershire
England
John and
Maria Cowmeadow
Mr. Cowmeadow
Andrew H. Zook
Tillie May Zook
Neshannock Falls
Volant
Lawrence County
Norman Lehman
Earl
Donald Campbell
Grove City
Lester
Leroy
Gertrude
Edna
Esther
Donald
Blanche
B. F. Hartzler
Fairview
Mich
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Walter Stanley Parsons
Spruce Street
Titusville
Oil City
Etna Standard
Ellwood City
Eagles Lodge
Frances Blair Parsons
Ellwood Parsons
Clarion
B. M. Finefrock
A. E. Gingrass
Grace Ledbetter
California
George Parsons
Robert Parsons
D.S.T
Cunningham Funeral Home
East Washington
Chestnut
Daniel J. Sonntag
East
Washington Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Sonntag
Thaddeus Stevens School
Butler County
Epworth Methodist Church
Slippery Rock I. O. O. F. Lodge
Slippery Rock Grange
Jennie Bayne Graham Sonntag
Edith M. Kelly Sonntag
Archie Lee Sonntag
Turtle Creek
Katherine Buchanan
Alice Coryea
A. E. Sonntag
Princeton
Lawrence Sonntag
Samuel
John
Charles Sonntag
George R. D. Braun
Castle View
Taft and Dewey Neck and Neck for 18th Ballot Strength
Observers see Taft and Dewey as nearly tied in 18th ballot strength. A united Taft or Dewey bloc from Pennsylvania plus Martin and Warren could swing the nomination, while dark horses Van denberg Martin and Warren might tip the vote. An early convention decision seems likely.
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Dewey
Pennsylvania
Martin
Warren
Ohioan
New Yorker
Vandenberg
U P Assembly Protests and Nominee Reports
The U P Assembly reports protests and nominating committee results with local nominees Rev Clyde Myers and Rev F E Wogan among the named. Sunday services at United Presbyterian Church featured a 3pm communion led by Rev Carl S Dunn with remarks by Rev A H Baldinger. Plans for next year’s assembly remain undecided as invitations are extended to Muskingum College and Buck Hills Falls.
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Baron
Board of Christian Education
F. E. Wogan
Mercer
United Presbyterian Church
Carl S. Dunn
Los Angeles
A. H. Baldinger
Wabby Boulus
Egypt
James B. Cummings
Pakistan
India
Muskingum College
The
Reformed Church In America
Buck Hills Falls
Deaths Of The Day Range From Miss McAnnis To Mrs. Evans
A string of obituary notices from the Beaver Falls region lists the deaths of Miss Frances McAnnis aged 79 of Little Beaver township and several others including George H. Cowmeadow, Mrs. Sarah Waltenbaugh, Mrs. Tillie May Zook, Walter S. Parsons, Daniel J. Sonntag, Samuel W. Fray, and multiple funeral details from the Mahoning and Cunningham homes with interments chiefly at Maple Grove Greenwood Oak Park and Castle View burial sites.
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Harry S. Evans
Leyde Mortuary
T. J. Jones
Charles Johnson
Wallace Koch
Lester Hammond
Edward Evans
Richard Evans
Charles Duncan
Castle View
B and O Leader Col White Honored At New Castle Luncheon
Louis B Round GNCA president presided at a luncheon honoring Col White head of the Baltimore and Ohio. White noted nearly 1000 B and O employees in New Castle with a payroll over 3.5 million yearly and discussed rising railroad costs and retirement taxes. He wore a World War II colonel’s uniform and explained his wartime role and reactivation to run the railroad for the war department.
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Louis B. Round
GNCA
Col. White
New Castle
Baltimore & Ohio
Mr. Round
B&o
Round
Shenango Pottery
Draft measure to be reported to House floor
Indiana representative Harness will back reporting the measure while Assembly lines up voting. A favorable report could advance a Senate approved bill mandating two years of military service for men aged 19 to 25, amid divisions in rules committee.
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Ind
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Kokomo
Harter
Mass
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N. Y
Rizley
Okla
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al Jen
Ill
Rich
Chenoweth
Colo
Sabath
Til
Wallace Campaign Finances and Upcoming Fund Drives
Supporters of Wallace held a large fund balance of 263,664 as of June 1. Democrats reported 272,199 spent with 244,545 on hand. The PAC spent 149,047 January through June leaving 135,690. Major fundraising drives are planned after the conventions on June 21, July 12, and July 23.
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PAC
Dewey Breaks Silence on Presidential Nomination
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey publicly asserted he would be nominated for the presidency and believed the process would require few ballots. Supporters predicted he would lead the field from start to finish, signaling strong GOP momentum.
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New York
United States
Dewey
Congress Moves Toward End Of Week Actions
Ways and Means chair plans a markup while Senate Democrats push a one year extension replacing the GOP tariff bill. House leadership targets a social security benefits bill and a 19 through 25 draft, sending final appropriation to the Senate by midweek. Moon craters cited at about 140 miles across.
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Senate
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The
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Capitol Hill
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