Congress Shatters All Records to Empower Roosevelt
Washington dispatch notes the seventy third congress, in a record time frame, extended extraordinary powers to President Roosevelt to restore prosperity. It cites long list of measures, from monetary changes and beer legalization to unemployment relief and industrial, agricultural, and railroad reforms, plus a massive public works program.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Seventy-Third Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
America
J. F. Morgan& Company
Morgan
White House
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Reconstruction of Banks and Public Finance Act Enacted
A sweeping act expands governmental power over banks, merges investment and commercial banking, denies private deposits guarantees, and enacts public refinancing and taxation provisions. It includes a $400 million highway program and two year state involvement, reflecting Congress and presidential actions reaching into finance and infrastructure.
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Botieside
Valle
Pankers Theeposits
Reitell Returns To Univesity
International News Service reports Reitell resumes duties at the university amid changes. The notice lists appointments and dismissals including Thomas Ridgway, an investigator, as part of the new staffing moves.
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International News Service
Tarti AG
Une ‘Ib Charles IA
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Thomas Poe ' Ridgway
New Books Added to Local Public Library
Local library adds new up to date books to its collection. The additions expand reading options for patrons with a focus on current releases and popular titles.
Hebrew Assembly Set to Begin Sunday
A Hebrew assembly section outlines plans for a Sunday start with Marcus Feuchtwanger and Norman Herrich involved at Laurel House. The program includes religious and community activities attracting attendees this year.
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Hebrew Assembly
Marcus
Feuchtwanger
Norman Hhrrich
Laurel House
Union
Wedding Ring Buried After 42 Years Found in Garden
New Kensington Pa June 15 A gold wedding ring dated forty two years was found in the garden of Miss Dawson. Faulkner, who recognized the ring, had misplaced it forty two years ago while living in the house now occupied by the women.
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New Kensington
Awedd
Dawson
Faulkner
Public library records show wide borrower activity
A fragmented public notice notes library borrowings with figures. It references 185 people receiving new library cards to adults during a celebration period, indicating active patronage and community engagement.
Camping Jamboree Plans Completed at Camp Phillips
The Lawrence County Council will hold a camping jamboree Friday and Saturday at Camp Phillips with teams reporting at 4 PM for inspection. Indications point to a strong turnout with no special awards, as Scout Executive Chester Childs of Mercer County will serve as chief judge. Several patrols, including V-37 and V-15, plan to compete for the title.
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Lawrence County Counci
Camp Phillips
Dubaide
Herg Jare' Sévyera
Chester Childs
Mercer County
Local Social Notes From New Castle and Butler Road
Gardner and old friends gathered Saturday evening in New Castle. Clara Tanner recovering at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs A H Wade entertained relatives from Butler Road and Mr and Mrs C R Hutchinson visited with Dennae and Pate families.
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Margaret
Wilkinshe
Francis
Brashear
Carlson
James
Tecen ‘Yiallo
James Hook
New
Moravia
Marion
Fred Apalier
Enon
Fred. Anderson
John Petrikport
Mr. Aram
John
H. C.D. Kimpel
Linton
Gordon
Jean
Gardner
Win
Lester Shimp
Lottie Oosterning
Kimpel
Aspinwall
East New Castle
McDanel
Boy Scouts
A. H. Robb
F. M. Robb
Butler
Kenneth
Pittsburgh
Homer Houk
Albert Maser
If You Are Sure of Health and Steady Job
The writer argues that even with good health and stable employment a savings habit is prudent. Over the past three years unexpected emergencies can arise, so saving a portion of each paycheck now provides financial security for future needs.
Circulation Report for Public Library May Figures
Public library May circulation totals show 26,286 items circulated. Adults account for 17,692 across fiction 15,443 and nonfiction 2,037 plus 207 foreign. Juveniles total 8,594 with fiction 6,141 and nonfiction 2,453.
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Barnes-Snyder Motor Car Co
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Studebaker
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Hainsworth
Margaret ‘Tomsko
Helen
Tomasko
Charlene
Buehasinen
Ruth
Elsesser
Slate
Rand Mire
Ubber
Curenteed
Goon
Goodyear
Goodyears
Alot
Ringis
Boy Scouts of County
Dollar Savings Association
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