Urge Pinchot To Call For Special Assembly Session
Harrisburg reports indicate pressure for an early special session to consider pension and wage legislation. Governor Pinchot weighs costs and timing as observers note expected brief deliberations if called, with potential bond issue implications and general fund strains looming.
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Kelly International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cronoral Assembly
Capitol Hi
Gifford Pinchot
Reconstriction Finance Corporation
Wiineton
Sino Dle
Geriate
House
Senate
Department of Labor and Intistry
Xtia
Somo ‘Alan
Ain Qouermaaly
Frll
Aves Ao
Princeton Station notices of local visitors and events
A fragment lists dozens of small social notes from Princeton Station and nearby towns. It mentions Myrtle Douglas visiting Livans City, Brerett Davis of New Castle with relatives, and multiple families hosting or visiting relatives, plus church announcements and a Father’s Day observance at Oak City church. Several residents and guests are named with limited context.
Valley News Roundup of Local Visits and Births
Sunday visits from Mike Medved and Sharon Join Loguing of Fairfield. Mrs Extch Shrewhecker and Junior drove to Ellwood City. Edw Releh of New Castle visited sister Flassie Burnside. A son named Willem Henry born to Mr and Mrs Robert Withrow. Mrs John Fitch and daughter Lottie visited sister and brother-in-law Edw Zuroskey of New Castle. Mrs Carvie Fleegar left for extended visit with brother George Parry and family in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Frank Gardo and ...
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Mike Medved
Sharon
Join
Fairfield Onio Ls
Loui
Sutton
Extch Shrewhecker and
Ellwood City
Edw. Releh
New Castre
Flassie Burnside
Robert Withrow
Willem Henry
John, Fitch
Lottie
Edw. Zuroskey
New Castle
Carvie Fleegar
Mia
George Parry
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Gardo
Sunday School and Worship Plan At Local Church
The notice outlines a one week church program with Sunday School at 10 o clock, church service at 11, evening service at 7 65 led by Mrs. Harry Hettenbaugh as teacher, and Lester Furey as speaker. It mentions Ralph and Louis Lautton visiting relatives in New Castle borough and Mrs J M Lease returning home in Wampum after a week with Clyde Fleger family.
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Ralph
New
Oanthe
Mike Medved
John Brown
Naw Castle
J. M. Lease
Martin
Wampum
Clyde Flecger
Edenburg News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Mrs Woods of New Castle concludes a pleasant visit. Mrs Barah McIntosh, Mrs Fred Stanley and Patsy Thorn arrive in Hollywood. Cora May Hoon to Jameson Memorial Hospital for tonsillectomy tomorrow. George Kuhn at Carbon Quarry taken ill at work Tuesday and brought home. Mrs Verdin Mitchellt who is staying with James Leopar’s family fell in the cellar, injuring leg. New Castle Public Library reading rooms hosted 2,116 adults and 418 juveniles in May, totaling 2,632 under librarian Miss Alice Sterling.
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Woods
New Castle
Barah McIntosh
Fred Stanley
Patsy Thorn
Hollywood
California
Cora May Hoon
Jameson Memorial Hospital
George Kuhn
Carbon Quarry
Verdin Mitchel
James Leopar
Ateps
Ce Ae
New Castle Line Public Library
Mies
Alice Sterling
Mbrarian
Badger Agent and Lincoln Personal Dent Mystery
Fragmentary OCR hints at a niche report involving a Badger agent and a Lincoln personal dent case. Names and details are unclear, but the snippet suggests a local inquiry or incident tying a Badger unit to a Lincoln related event. Further readable text needed for a precise card.
State announces new detours across multiple counties
State highway department announced several detours Wednesday affecting U S route 6 near Jamestown and Route 322 in Mercer and Crawford counties plus a 13.1 mile diversion on Ohio route 7. Detours cover Corry Springs Creek area and extend into multiple counties as part of ongoing road work.
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Harrigburg
Juideton
Hems
Corry
Springs Creek
U. 8
Jamestown
Willianhanel
Mercer
Crawford
Ohio
State Employment Bureau report on industrial trade training
Information from district offices shows few men have been trained in any industrial trade during the past four years. The Board notes this trend as highly probable and calls for attention to vocational training opportunities.
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Bureau of Employment
State Employment Bureau
Holley Warns of Skilled-Worker Shortage Ahead
Holley, head of the bureau, warns a shortage of skilled men will arise as industry returns to normal. The report notes a cultural remark that the Japanese do not use sugar or milk in their tea.
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Bureau
Tesh Ag
Rinso
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