Urge Pinchot To Call For Special Assembly Session
Governor Pinchot weighs calling an early special session to consider social legislation amid pressure from pension advocates. The session, if held in July, would be brief and focus on pensions, sweatshop and minimum wage laws, plus possible labor department funding.
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Pinchot
William J. Kelly
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Capitol Hill
Gifford Pinchot
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Sine
Senate
House
Department of Labor and Industry
Social Weege of Princeton Area Families Mentioned
Princeton Station Mrs Myrtle Douglas spends weeks at Evans City. Everett Davis of New Castle visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Myers Young. Howard Forbes family Ruth visit Slippery Rock. Joe Turner Harlansburg stays with uncle and aunt. Rees family of New Castle with Myers family. Thelma and Cora Mershimer visit Purner family. Newton Young family hosts Carl Allison kin near Zion. C V Kelly Roy Kelly families with Ohio guests. Children’s Day planned Oak Grove U P church June 18. Stutler family visits Washington Pa for an appendectomy patient. Kennedy Kennedy family and others camp along Slippery Rock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Douglas
Evans City
Everett Davis
New Castle
Myers Young
Howard Forbes
Ruth
Ruth Henry
Slippery Rock
Joe Turner
Harlansburg
Norman Book
Paul Rees
Charles Myers
Thelma
Cora Mershimer
John Purner
Newton Young
Gladys
Clyde
Homer Boyd
Young
Carl Allison
Near Zion
C. V. Kelly
Roy Kelly
Howard
Jane Lee
Steubenville
Ohio
D. F. Henry
Oak Grove U. P
G. R. Stutler
Louise
Betty Lou
Alfreda
George
Washington
William Stutler
Daniel Kennedy
Betty
Joe Roberts
Hazel
Charles T. Metzler
Mary Jane
Fred Lockhart
Thayer McCurdy
Slippery Rock Creek
Valley News Roundup From Sharon and Nearby Areas
Mike Medved spent Sunday in Sharon. Mrs. Julia Loguine of Fairfield Ohio visits her sister Mrs. Lou. Sutton this week. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Strowhecker and son Junior traveled to Ellwood City Saturday night. Mrs. Edw. Reich of New Castle visited sister Mrs. Flossie Burnside. A son named William Henry was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Withrow Friday June 9. Mrs. John Fitch and daughter Lettie visited son in law Mr. and Mrs. Zan Zuroskey of New Castle. Mrs. Carrie Fleegar left Monday for an extended visit with her brother Mr. and Mrs. George Perry and family of Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Medved
Sharon
Julia Loguine
Fairfield Ohio
Lou. Sutton
Edw. Strowhecker and
Ellwood City
Edw. Reich
New Castle
Flossie Burnside
Robert Withrow
William Henry
John Fitch
Lettie
Pee
Zan. Zuroskey
Carrie Fleegar
George Perry
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Gardo
Visitors and health notes from Edenburg region
Mrs Woods of New Castle concluded a pleasant visit with Mrs Sarah McIntosh. Mrs Fred Stanley and Patsy Thorn arrived from Hollywood Tuesday. Cora May Hoon went to Jameson Memorial Hospital Tuesday for tonsil removal. George Kuhn at Carbon Quarry fell ill at work Tuesday and returned home. Verdin Mitchell staying with her father James Leeper fell on cellar steps Tuesday injuring her leg. New Castle library reading rooms hosted 2,532 readers in May including 2,116 adults and 416 juveniles.
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Woods
New Castle
Sarah McIntosh
Fred Stanley
Patsy Thorn
Hollywood
California
Cora May Hoon
Jameson Memorial Hospital
George Kuhn
Carbon Quarry
Verdin Mitchell
James Leeper
Civil War Spy Edgerly Dies in Chicago at 95
Jason H. Edgerly, Lincoln's confidential agent known as The Flea for stealing Willow Creek battle plans from Gen. Robert E. Lee's field HQ, died at his Blue Island home last night at age 95.
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International News Service
Chicago
Jason H. Edgerly
Lincoln
Edgerly
Blue Island
President Lincoln
The
Willow Creek
Robert E. Lee
New State Detours Announced In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports new detours issued by the department of highways for Corry to Spring Creek in Warren County using route 6 for 15.3 miles and Jamestown to Williamsfield through Mercer and Crawford counties via route 322 for 13.1 miles. The notice also notes that more than half of the world patents have been issued in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Corry
Spring Creek
Warren County
Jamestown
Williamsfield
Mercer
Crawford Counties
United States
Interest in horse breeding rises in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a 23 percent rise in stallions licensed in the first four months of the year, with high bloodline stallions imported and growing inquiries for purebred mares. A Bureau of Employment study notes a shortage of skilled workers likely as industry normalizes.Japan does not use sugar or milk in their tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
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Ralph
Mike Medy
Harry Hettenbaugh
Lester Furey
Ralph Sutton
Louis
John Brown
New Castle Borough
J. M. Lease
Martin
Wampum
Clyde Fleeger
Princeton Station
Valley Way
Edenburg
New Castle Free Public Library
Alice Sterling
Mbrarian
Gillette
East Washington, ST
SAT
Frank Medico
Vicks
Vitalis
Blue Devil
Norwich Zinc
Lyons
Werner’s
Pond
Mennen
Nichol
Mead’s
Eagle
Philadelphia
Pierce’s
Hinkle’s
Palmolive
Paes
Lelle
Taffy
Nestle
Meadow Lane Chocolate
Woodbury’s
Ag Tee
Jergen
Colgate
Gervaise Graham
Robene
Robens
Eckerd
Castile
Bureau of Employment
State Employment Bureau
A. W
Motley
Bureau
Rinso
Rey Bere
America
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
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