Remarkable Throng Fears Theft on Queen Mary Soaring Ash Trays
New York reports visitors to the Queen Mary lament low souvenir spoils as guards prove vigilant. Crew on ships like Marshal Pilsudski and Normandie found only scarce stolen items, with losses running to a few hundred dollars. The piece also notes prominent travelers like I J Fox making maiden voyages and literary figures planning European sojourns while musing on cross-continental life.
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Centre Press Association
New York
Rome
Marshal Pilsudski
Youth at Grave of Father Linked to Dual Suicides
In Chicago reports from June 16, Owen Alexa an 18 year old Maine Township High School student, killed himself at his father's grave with a .32 caliber rifle. His father Adolph Alexa died in April from self administered poison. The tragedy follows the football injury and mental decline of the boy, who admitted he felt responsible for his father's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Owen Alexa
Adolph
Maine Township High School
Alexa
Leniency Plea Made For Double In Murder Case
Butler farmer William E. Double pleaded guilty to murder and asked Judge John H. Wilson for mercy. Attorney Samuel W. Greer urged clemency as Double awaited sentencing. An optimistic remark follows about a resort hotel’s hot water spigot delivering hot water if run long enough.
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Butler, Pa
Samuel W. Greer
John H. Wilson
William E. Double
Worth
Double
Family Orchestras Flourish From Wisconsin Lesson
In Madison Wisconsin Martha E Ream a UW senior and former Crawfordsville Ind music school director mentors a class in rhythms and color designs and describes how a family orchestra grew from her siblings and neighbor children into a 25 member community group. The Reams continue to play Sunday hymns and reminisce about teaching music to multiple generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Martha E. Ream
Crawfordsville
Ind
Ream
Father Ream
J. Carleton Bell
City College
New York City
Martha
Court opinions issued in multiple Ellwood City cases
Judge James A. Chambers delivers rulings in several matters. Gardner v Peoples National Bank grants judgment for 68 dollars for lack of sufficient defense affidavit, while Peoples National Bank v Bartel et al overruled on record judgment and sets 502.01 as alternative. Kuhn v Host reverses lower judgment. Isadore Kraus estate directed to inventory, appraise, and file final accounts. DAndrea legacy case allows three months to arrange loan for 500 payment. Macariello v Fazzone et al. dismisses preliminary objections. Kerr v Wright garnishment case ends with no attachment. A life annuity case clears garnishee claim. funds remain with insurer.
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Laura B. Gardner
Peoples National Bank
Ellwood City
James A. Chambers
The
Peoples National Bank of
Harriet M. Bartel
Howard Johnson
N. C. Kuhn
K. C. Host
J. R. Broadbeck
Isadore Kraus
Esther Kraus
Kraus
Executrix
Gennaro D’andrea
Filomena D'Andrea
Pasquale D'Andrea
Chambers
Thomas A. Maciariello
Helen Maciariello
Paul Fazzone
Madelene Fazzone
Augustine Faella
Edith Faella
Paul
Second Ward
Augustine
Faellas
R. C. Kerr
James A. McLaughry
George W. Wright
Tressa E. Wright
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Tressa Wright
Accident Victim Improves After Cascade Park Crash
Reported improvement today in the condition of Miss Isa belle McConahy of R F D No 6 who was seriously injured in an automobile crash near Cascade Park early Sunday morning She remains confined to New Castle hospital. Alderman Wallace J Ewing discharged Harold Fox Portersville from a charge of reckless driving tied to a May crash at Butler Avenue and Ray Street as hearing decision was reserved.
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Isabelle McConahy
Cascade Park
New Castle Hospital
Wallace J. Ewing
Harold Fox
Portersville
Harry Smith
Nanty Glo
Butler Avenue
Ray Street
Hodgkinson Wins Medical Honors at Temple Graduation
Paul Hodgkinson son of Mr and Mrs W H Hodgkinson Wildwood Ave returned home after graduating from Temple University medical school last Thursday with notable honors. He won the alumni prize of 25 dollars for top exam in the senior class and the surgery prize a gold medal and 50 dollars for best written report of surgical clinics. He will begin an internship at Ford Hospital Detroit on September 1.
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Paul Hodgkinson
W. H. Hodgkinson
Wildwood Avenue
Temple University
Paul
Babcock
Paul Lowery
Bryn Mawr
Louis S. Stone
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Harry Jaud
Hodgkinson
Ford Hospital
Detroit, Mich
Thieves Steal Thirty-Two Typewriters in Shanghai
In Shanghai a Tung Wen College morning class found their typing room stripped of thirty two typewriters stolen overnight. Police probe underway as students report loss of equipment and potential disruption to classes.
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Shanghai
Tung Wen College
Americanism Upsets Quiet Town as Congressman Faces Scandal
A troubled incident seeps into national attention when a local figure, described as a congressman, is linked to a public disorder episode. The episode brings unexpected fame to the lawmaker while highlighting debates on national character and conduct.
Christian Endeavor Conferences Planned in June
Lawrence County Christian Endeavor Union officers plan attendance at the Beaver County convention and Western District conference in Rochester and New Brighton on Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and 21. The Rochester events include a 3:30 banquet and 7:45 conference with Fraklin E. Montag presiding, and welcomes by the Rochester society and Lawrence Thomas. Sunday features Dr. Earl G. Rudisill speaking at 3 p.m. in New Brighton, with registrations due by June 17 handled by Miss Edythe Helble of New Brighton.
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Lawrence County Christian Endeavor Union
Beaver County Convention and Western District
Rochester
New Brighton
Rochester Presbyterian Church
Fraklin E. Montag
Western District
Rochester Society
Lawrence Thomas
Butler County Union
H. Reed Shepfer
Paul
Bear Alarm Foils Young Fishermen at Rockaway
Two young fishermen aged seven and nine fled with their poles and lines when a crashing noise in the brush drew attention near Rockaway Oregon. The source reports the noise was a black bear causing a brief scare.
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International News Service
Rockaway, Ore
The News By Mail One Year Ad Budget Plan
The horse and buggy had one advantage Dealers couldn't change the design every year to make your old ones look funny. The News By Mail One Year five dollars.
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I. J. Fox
Hindenburg
Hoboken Tubes
Herald Square
Charles Boyer
Europe
Paree
Philip Wylie
Edmund
Katharine Brush
Riviera
Vienna
Hiemburg
Wylies
DR. Hoover
E. Washington ST
Cunningham & Weingartner’s
New Castle, PA
Corner Mill and
Washington Sts
Still Plays
Harmonica
Court House Hill
People’s
Realty
Cohen
E. Long Ave
Golden Dawn
Pillsbury
Neisner
Onichi, Acts
of Electrolux
Electrolux
Down
Rator
East St
Kirk-Hutton & CO
East Washington St
Marvin Electric CO
North Mercer St
Hodginson
Temple
Christian Endeavor Conference
Ramsey’s
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
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