Merchants Plan Meeting Here In New Castle
Local merchants of the New Castle Chamber of Commerce and others will dine at 6 00 p m in the Green Room of the Y W C A to discuss topics including opposition to the 1 ½ sales tax and house to house soliciting. Speakers include J W Staudinger DeLuce Cole George Fox A L Bintz A W Chilton J S Meyer Jack Gerson Clarence England H M Kirk Jr Joseph L Rocks and Emanuel Shenhan. A large attendance is expected with concerted action anticipated.
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New Castle
A. W. Chilton
J. S. Meyer
Strauss-Hirshberg Company
Jack Gerson
Jack Gerson Company
Merchants of
DeLuce Cole
W. J. Offutt Company
Strauss- Hirshberg Company
Clarence England
Pennsylvania Power Co
George Fox
D. G., Ramsey Company
H. M. Kirk, Jr
Kirk-Hutton Company
J. W. Staudinger
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Joseph L. Rocks
Fisher Brothers
Emanual Shenhan
Haney Furniture Company
Rhoads Named To Y M C A Board
H. Rhoads, freight agent for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was elected director of the Young Men's Christian Association for a three year term. He succeeds T. W. McCullough who resigned. Four former directors were reelected.
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H. Rhoads
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Young Men’s Christian Association
R. E. Meermans
Rhoads
T. W. McCullough
Sells Merchandise Without License Arrest Report
Charlies Goldberg a Pittsburgh resident, arrested near noon today for selling ties and shirts without a mercantile license. He is to have a hearing later today. Paul Collins found not guilty of larceny by bailee. costs placed on the prosecutor. Superintendent West meets with shopcraft representatives at E and A division headquarters. monthly session. He who profits by crime is guilty of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Paul Collins
J. W. Hartwell
Collins
G. S
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. Division
Seneca
Buck Confides Kidnapping Details to Pal During Trial
Kenneth Buck tells Walter Cahoon, a friend, that he knew of Peggy McMath’s kidnapping less than three hours after the crime. Cahoon testifies at the trial of Kenneth and Cyril Buck, who face charges in the abduction.
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International News Service
Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Walter Cahoon
Peggy McMath
Cahoon
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Peggy
Harwich
Citizens League Hears Talk On State Government
About 125 people attended the Young Citizens league meeting in Hillsville school. Speakers explained state government structure and officers while a varied musical program entertained.
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Citizens League
Young Citizens League of
Hillsville
Lee McCombs
Frank Stara
Sam Pastell
McCombs
Peter Zinger
Joseph Polis
Johnny Marshall
Johnny
Albert Marshall
Marshall
Ruth Wright
Lowellville
Bart Richards
New Castle
Speeding Triggers West Washington Street Complaints
West Washington street speeding draws many complaints from the west side district. Police plan to stop the hazard as arrests and fines will follow every speeding breach. The reports say motorists endanger lives by not keeping to reasonable speeds.
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West Washington Street
West Side
Modern Pace Too Fast For Health
Boston report cites 105 year old Mrs. Rachel Waldfogel claiming the younger generation’s fast pace, parties, and smoking endanger health. Born in Poland in 1828, she has five living children, 35 grandchildren, and 25 great grandchildren.
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International News Service
Boston
Rachel Waldfogel
Kidnap Sheriff From Garage In Bolivar Missouri
Bolivar Missouri June 16 Sheriff Jack Killingsworth was kidnapped by two armed bandits as he left a garage. They forced him into a car after holding spectators at bay, loaded gasoline and sped north. A posse formed at once to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Bolivar
Jack Killingsworth
City Payrolls Approved for First Half of June
City Controller Phil Greer studies approved payrolls. City employees will receive their pay Saturday for the first half of June.
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Phil Greer
Jerry and Snyder Enter National Marathon in Washington
Two New Castle runners Frank Jerry Jr and Alfred Snyder will enter a national marathon tomorrow in Washington DC. Jerry left for the capital after a recent Erie race while Snyder left this afternoon. The event is billed as a top national competition and marks a standout running feat of the year.
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New Castle
Frank Jerry, Jr
Harbor Street
Alfred Snyder
Hillcrest Avenue
Washington, D. C
Jerry
Erie
Snyder
Dismissal Axe Hits Capitol Hill In Harrisburg
Dismissals cut 21 employees as Gov. Gifford Pinchot announced 14 new appointments 23 voluntary resignations and three retirements. Today's figures bring the overall totals for the Capitol staffing changes.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Capitol Hill
Gifford Pinchot
Local Government Appointments and Resignations Listed
The report lists dismissals bringing total to 97 since the legislature adjourned sine die on May 6. Appointments include John D. Snograss of Meadville as floor finisher and Charles M. Conwell of Erie as janitor with respective pay of $840 and $900. Resignations include Arte mus W. Pentz of Reynoldsville and Jeffer er Pope as superintendent of guides with $1,680.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Snograss
Meadville
Charles M. Conwell
Erie
Artemus W. Pentz
Reynoldsville
Jefferer Pope
C M T C Group Concludes Summer Sessions
The C M T C group met weekly at the armory for special instruction under First Lieutenant Paul A. Welch. The group held its last meeting until fall and plans to resume in the fall continuing through winter months.
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C. M. T. C. Group
Armory
Paul A. Welch
New Type of Steel Bridge Floor Laid on West Washington Span
A three inch thick steel grid floor was laid on the northern side of the West Washington street bridge today by the Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel company. The bridge repair work is extensive and the span is being overhauled. After July 1, work on the opposite side will begin.
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West Washington Street
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company
Y M C A Advisory Group Meets for May Report
Members of the advisory board of Y M C A s state cooperative employment office will gather on Monday June 19 at 4 30 o clock in the U Superintendent R L Meermans will present his May report.
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Y. M. C. A’s State Cooperative Employment Office
R. L. Meermans
Store Ad Lists Relief Prices for Essentials
The notice lists veal breast goo stew or stuffing ib Good Country Butter ib Golden Barley Malt can Bread eight loaves at 8c to 15c. Sunshine Wafers 0 1 Ib box. The store announces it honors relief orders and offers lowest cash prices.
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Swift
Designate Date Of Leitler Hearing
City council met in city hall and adopted a recommendation to discharge J. B. Zeitler, city fireman, for absence without leave. Notice by registered mail will inform his last known address of a hearing date, June 23, upon his request. Motion and resolution were submitted by D. O. Davies of public safety.
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J. B. Zeitler
On of Public Safety
D. O. Davies
Hartland Named to Fire Service Post by Council
The Hartland City Council today concurred with the director of public safety's recommendation to appoint Ben Hartland to a fire service position. The action confirms Hartland's placement and outlines next steps for department assignment.
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Council Today
Director of Public Safety
Ben Hartland
Hartland Named Emergency Fireman by City Fire Department
Hartland was designated as an emergency fireman by Fire Chief Stockman who informed Davies that his services were required. The city council approved the appointment during today’s meeting at city hall.
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Hartland
Stockman
Davies
Roosevelt Signs Railroad Coordination Bill
President Roosevelt signed the railroad coordination bill to reshape the nation grid by reducing unnecessary and overlapping services. The action centralizes line planning to improve efficiency across intercity routes.
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Roosevelt
International News Service
Washington
Hanna Not Guilty But Pay the Costs
Charles M. Hanna was found not guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated but ordered to pay court costs by a jury. The verdict followed his Thursday afternoon trial near New Bedford.
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Charles M. Hanna
Hanna
New Bedford
Veterans of Foreign Wars State Encampment Departure
Commander A F Miller of the Harry L McBride Post and his wife Mr and Mrs J F LaRue and Cal Leslie and other VFW officers will leave this evening to attend the closing sessions of the State Encampment in Allentown. They return Sunday and will visit Fred Saunders of Altoona at home en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Miller
Harry L. McBride
J. F. LaRue
Cal Leslie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Allentown
Fred Saunders
Altoona
Croton Avenue Placed in Business Zone
City council at city hall on second reading passed an ordinance making Croton avenue from Walnut street to the city line a secondary business zone. The bill goes to the printing office before final passage.
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City Hall
Croton Avenue
Walnut Street
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McMath
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Ibee
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Milwaukee
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Sunkist
T. Bag
G. Soar
Certo
Golden Dawn
Crisco
Hearst
Don W. Cook
Seattle, Wash
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Missouri
City Pay
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Calls Advisory Group
Union Meat Market
Hamburg
Wieners
Bologna
Erries
Bles
California
Sunkist Lemo
Maine
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Kroger
Cleveland
Chuck Roast
Kellogg’s
Avondale
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Leitler
Miller
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