Paris Club President Ends New Castle Visit
Madame Mary Laudner, head of French Business and Professional Women, completes a month in New Castle before a tour to New Jersey New York Montreal and Richmond for a national convention. She speaks of American women’s cooperation and plans exchanges between French and American members.
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France
New Castle
America
Madame Laudner
United States
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Mildred Rogers
Pennsylvania
McKeesport
New Jersey
New York City
Montreal
Canada
Richmond
Business and Professional Women
Vienna
Austria
International Congress of Business Women
KDKA
Pittsburgh
States
Toome
Paris
Ast
Oman
New Angle Probed in Death of Starr Faithfull
The Starr Faithfull death case takes a new turn as toxologist finds veronal in her organs. Authorities pursue whether the drug was voluntary or introduced by another, delaying grand jury progress while detectives search for sellers and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Alexander Gettler
Starr Faithfull
Y Fraternities Visit Camp Rentz
The Phalanx and Aparatasa young men from the Y M C A will play a second mushball game at Camp Fred L. Rentz Wednesday evening. A social will follow with swimming as the main activity. Phalanx members report at 7 to join an automobile caravan to the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phalanx
Aparatasa
Fred L. Rentz
Attachment Writ Against D G Renfro In Lawrence County
The Phoenix Oil and Transport Company filed a writ of attachment against D G Renfro at the prothonotary's office. The Sheriff is directed to seize any money or dividends held by Lawrence Savings and Trust Company Union Trust Company or First National Bank of Lawrence County and summon them as garnishees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Oil and Transport Company
Prothonotary’s Office
D. G. Renfro
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Union Trust Company
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
Home Economics Association Convenes in Detroit
Women in Detroit for six day convention of the American Home Economics Association from June 22 to 27. Miss Frances L. Swain of Chicago serves as president with Kate W. Kinyon of Denver as vice president and Alice L. Edwards of Washington as executive secretary. Helen W. Atwater of Washington edits the Journal of Home Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
American Home Economics Association
Frances L. Swain
Chicago
Kate W. Kinyon
Denver, Colo
Alice L. Edwards
Washington, D. C
Helen W. Atwater
Journal of Home Economics
Ten-Year Plan proposed to counter Soviet five-year plan
Matthew Woll acting resident of the Commission on Industrial Inquiry of the National Civic Federation and vice-president of the American Federation of Labor advocates a ten-year plan to meet the Soviet five-year plan with democratic idealism woven into the American fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Woll
Commission Onndustrial
National Civic Federation
American Federation of Labor
Soviet
Russia
Woll
Divorce Sparks Between Lady Jane Inverclyde and Lord
The case centers on Lady Jane Inverclyde seeking a divorce from Lord Inverclyde. Her husband’s bid to divorce her fails as British courts refuse Nevada decrees. She hopes a Reno separation will free her, allowing remarriage in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Inverclyde
Inverclyde
Reno
England
Nevada
Britain
Exhumed Lindbergh Album Photo Of Louise Carline
A newly exhumed Lindbergh family photo shows Louise Carline, the grandmother who came to the United States in 1859 at age 20 with her husband August Lindbergh, who was thirty years her senior. The image appears in Lindy’s Grandmother courtesy noted by McCall’s Magazine and Lindbergh biographers Lynn and Dora B. Haines.
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McCall's Magazine
Lindbergh
Lynn
Dora B. Haines
Louise Carline
United States
August Lindbergh
Police doubt Guidera confession in Rothstein case
Los Angeles prisoner Matthew D. Guidera questions linger as detectives doubt his claim of killing Arnold Rothstein. While some details match the unsolved murder, inconsistencies suggest the confession aims to fund an Eastward trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew D. Guidera
Los Angeles
Arnold Rothstein
New York
Guidera
Rothstein
New Wilmington Wins Camp Meet in Regional Round
New Wilmington Troop 1 won the two day camporee at Camp John M Phillips scoring 800 points. Troop 17 from New Castle tallied 883 and four teams surpassed 850 to enter the Region Three contest near Washington D C. Final scores: New Wilmington 1 888 New Castle 17 883 New Castle 15 864 Ellwood City 14 855 Ellwood City 1 183 Shelby 7 823. Scout Executive Herbert Horton urged entry to the national capital event if feasible.
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Boy Scouts of
New Wilmington
John M Phillips
Troop 17
New Castle
Washington, D. C
New Castle 15
Ellwood City
Herbert Horton
Ellweed
Shelby
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Paris Club
Madame Mary Laudner
Mary Laudner
New Castile
ATNA
McBride
Shannon
Wingold
Grocer
Faithfulls
Camp Rentz
Lydia F. Pinkham
James H. Davis, Jr
East Indianola Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Home Makers
Richard H. Ranger
Ranger
Newark
N. J
Jap Emvoy
Lindy
Debuch
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Japan
Babe
Lloyd
Adjusta
Washington Street
Troop 1
Cotte
Woodla
Cal
Yolo County
California
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