Congress Shatters Records Giving Roosevelt Broad Powers
The seventy third congress, in a record fast session, arms President Roosevelt with vast powers to restore prosperity. It suspends gold payments, monetizes silver, cancels gold clauses, reorganizes government, funds relief for unemployed, and advances farm, industrial, and banking reforms. The Morgan affair and investigations shadow the session.
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William K. Hutchinson
J. P. Morgan & Company
Morgan
White House
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River Valley
Moee
Blue Sky
Reitell Returns To University Teaching Duties
Charles A. Reitell of Pittsburgh, a $30 per day Public Service Commission employee, completed state service and will resume teaching at the University of Pittsburgh. The personnel change sheet lists six dismissals and five appointments, including investigator Thomas Ridgway.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Charles A. Reitell
Pittsburgh
Public Service Commission
University of Pittsburgh
Thomas Ridgway
New Books Added to Local Public Library
The New Castle free public library reports 822 new books last month. Of these 779 were purchased, 37 gifts, and six via subscription. Cataloguing totaled 506, while 248 items were discarded.
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New Castle Free Public Library
Mrs Hainsworth Hosts Girls Sewing Club Weiner Roast
West Pittsburg Monday evening the Girls Sewing Club enjoyed a weiner roast at Mrs. A. S. Hainsworth’s home. Radio music and cards provided entertainment. Attendees included Lucille Cochran Bernetta Butera Margaret Tomsko Helen Tomsko Charlene Buchannen Ruth Elsesser Mrs John Slate and Mrs Hainsworth.
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A. S. Hainsworth
Lucille Cochran
Bernetta Butera
Margaret Tomsko
Helen Tomsko
Charlene Buchannen
Ruth Elsesser
John Slate
Hainsworth
Numerous local residents visit in Pittsburgh and nearby towns
J J Butera visits Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs George Seaman Braddock visit Mrs Mary Senchak. Mrs Fred Anderson and Mrs John Toth visit Ellwood. L Durning and son Robert go to Atlantic City. The Jones family and others spend time in Pittsburgh and New Castle. Several other locals are noted visiting relatives in Ellwood City Moravia Mahoningtown and McKeesport. Small earthquake shocks occur weekly in parts of Chile with severe shocks common.
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J. J. Butera
Pittsburgh
George Seamen
Braddock
Mary Senchak
Fred Anderson
John Toth
Ellwood
L. Durning
Robert
Atlantic City
Wm. Jones
William
Evelyn and
Paul Andakian
Dean Gibson
New Castle
Frederick
Clyde Christie
Marion
Doris
Paul Reuben
Samuel Johnston
Margaret
Wilkinsberg
Francis Brashear
Geo. Carlson
Betty
College Hill
A. S&s. Hainsworth
Andy Beres
Grove City College
J. Minteer
Jack Beal
R. Crossley
Chas. Francis
Nora Low
New Brighton
A. S. Hainsworth
Fred Findley
Frank Gibson
Fred Gibson
Kenneth
Mahoningtown
John Petrick
Patricka
Loretta
McKeesport
Andrew Aram
John
Chile
Hebrew Assembly Set to Open Sunday in Chicago
Marcus Feuchtwanger and Mr and Mrs Norman Ehrlich of Laurel will be among about 1500 delegates. Twenty attend the 33rd council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the 10th biennial assembly of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods and the 5th biennial convention of the national district of Temple Brotherhoods. Sessions run June 18 to 22 at the Stevens Hotel Chicago with a symposium on Religion Tomorrow. The Century of Progress fair is also featured.
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Marcus Feuchtwanger
Norman Ehrlich
Laurel Boulevard
The
Union of American Hebrew Conations
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Sdcleton
Temple Brotherhoods
Chicago
Wedding Ring Found After 42 Years in Garden
In New Kensington Pennsylvania on June 15 a gold wedding ring inscribed 6 Faulkner 88 was found in a garden. Miss Belle Dawson unearthed it and returned it to Faulkner who said he lost it 42 years ago when he lived in the same house.
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New Kensington
Faulkner
Belle Dawson
New Castle Library Sees 185 New Borrowers Last Month
Librarian reports 185 residents joined the free public library last month with 108 adult cards and 77 for children. Total city borrowers reach 15 600, including 9 993 adults and 5 607 juveniles.
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New Castle
Speedy Relief From Bunion Pains and Sores
The advertisement offers two ounce Moone's Emerald Oil for bunion pains corns and swollen veins. It promises rapid relief within minutes with 2-3 applications and a money back guarantee at Eckerd's Drug Store New Castle Drug Co and other good druggists.
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Motme
Moone
Eckerd
New Castle Drug Co
Camping Jamboree Plans Completed in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Council's annual camping jamboree runs Friday and Saturday at Camp Phillips with inspection at 4 p.m. Friday. Kiwanis troop V-37 are defending champions from last year, while V-15 of the First Christian hopes to challenge as Scout Executive Chester Childs of Mercer County leads the judging.
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Lawrence County
Chester Childs
Mercer County
Local Social News Highlights From New Castle Area
Mrs. John Benson of Myer avenue called on old friends in Gardner Saturday evening. Mrs. Clara Tanner of Butler road is recovering at Jameson Memorial hospital after a stay. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wade hosted relatives from Butler on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hartzell entertained Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kerr from Porterville Tuesday. Three of the
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H. C. D. Kimpel
Clinton
Gordon
Jean
Gardner
Lester Shimp
Lottie Oesterling
Kimpel
Aspinwall
East New Castle
John Benson
Myer Avenue
New Castle
Clara Tanner
Butler Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
A. H. Wade
Butler
R. Hutchinson
Donald
Glenn
Patricia
C. M. Hartzell
Pittsburgh Road
Samuel Kerr
Portersville
Save a little now for future emergencies
The piece argues that even with good health and steady work one should save some of each paycheck to handle potential future emergencies, citing lessons from the past three years. It emphasizes prudent financial planning and preparing for unexpected events.
Public Library Circulation Figures For May
Public library circulation totals show 26 286 for May with 17 692 in adult material and 8 594 in juvenile items. Adult fiction leads with 15 448 while adult nonfiction stands at 2 037. Juvenile fiction reaches 6 141 and juvenile nonfiction 2 453.
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Public
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