War debts linger as US charts meager payments from Europe
The United States reports only 11.15 million dollars paid of over 143 million due from debtor nations, with Finland the sole nation paying in full. France, Poland, Belgium, Hungary, Estonia, Lithuania, Yugoslavia defaulted. Britain and Italy paid small sums. Latvia paid 6000 dollars. overall due payments total 168.9 million.
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Pupil Makes Good Record At School
In Butler Pennsylvania on June 16, Beryl McCullough of Fairview township Karns City consolidated school achieved an attendance record with no absences or tardies in eight years and completed 12 years of study in 11 years. Fellow senior George Hetrick also reported seven years without absence or tardiness.
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George Hetrick
St Pauls Lutheran Children Day Program at Church
A detailed program for St Pauls Church Lutheran Sunday School Children Day includes hymns, psalms, scripture readings, recitations, and a baptismal service led by Pastor and various department teachers. The event features a Good Shepherd organ prelude and offertory for Bethesda Orphan’s Home with multiple young participants.
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John Figuly
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Dorothy Kastner
Martin Kastner
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Paul Sanders
Wm. Ungar
Primary Dept
Henry Binder
Margaret Kuech
Samuel
Bobby Chamberlain
Bobby Deuterle
Helen Singer
Eleanor Schmidt
Bobby Rice
Elise Ridley
Bobby Dangel
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John Miller
Elizabeth Tencer
Dorothy Miller
Martha Chamberlain
Anna Singer
Bobby Krestel
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Ann& Dietterle
Allegheny County Seeks Large Federal Loan
Pittsburgh June 16. County representatives plan another trip to Washington next week to learn how the administration's public works bill affects the tentative $21,000,000 federal loan application. The money would fund county construction projects and officials expect the bill to liberalize loan terms beyond the Reconstruction Finance Corporation act.
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Mother Discovers Threat Note In Mechanicsburg
A Mechanicsburg mother reading a note slipped under her door warned, We are going to kidnap your child. Police investigated after she reported the threat as her infant slept upstairs.
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Cowpoke Prank Ends as Local Pupils Questioned
Police and teachers questioned grade school pupils to identify handwriting after a prank. A young student admitted he and several boys had been playing cowboy, ending the inquiry.
Veteran Priest of Denver Celebrates Eighty-Fifth Birthday
The Rev. Father Francis X. Tommasini, S. J., longtime pioneer missionary, celebrated his eighty-fifth birthday at Regis College Denver on June 16. Born in Reggio Italy he came to Colorado in 1878 and for forty years rode horseback across the West carrying vestments and mass vessels in a saddle bag.
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Francis X. Tommasini
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New Mexico
Regis College
Father Tommasini
Reggio
Italy
Mercer County C E Union Meeting Reorganized
The Christian Endeavor Union of Mercer County Presbyterian churches will meet at Leesburg Presbyterian Church in Grove City to be reorganized for the coming year.
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Criminal Court To Be Ended This Week
One case remains on the criminal trial docket to be tried this afternoon. Judge Hildebrand ordered Sheriff Johnston to notify jurors summoned for next week that they need not report. Cards were prepared and mailed. Most cases were brief or pleas of guilty, shortening the list.
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Johnston
New York Section Half Employed
New York June 16 Half of the 1400 families living within the city are reportedly employed, with varying degrees of work and income. The statistic highlights economic strain and shifting labor patterns among urban residents.
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Unemployment in 24 Block Area Needing Aid
Lower East Side survey shows 60 percent of residents in the 24 block area bounded by Houston Forsyth Delancey and Allen Streets are unemployed and on public funds. A four month canvass by Emergency Unemployment Relief Committee workers reports a 15 percent population decline since 1930.
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Delancey and
Allen
Lower East Side Council
Emergency Unemployment Relief Committee
Gold in hand off bushes in Idaho
In Nampa Idaho on June 16 Robert N Bell former State mining engineer explains high water in the Snake and Salmon rivers carries fine gold to eddy areas where it is deposited on willows and bushes. After waters recede the gold and dirt cling to branches and can be scraped off and burned in a pan to reveal gold colors.
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Robert N. Bell
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Secretary of Labor Predicts Shoes Change the South
The Secretary of Labor claims footwear would alter life in the South, noting bloodhounds would struggle to trail old Uncles Tom as easily.
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South
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