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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1937

Page

7

Wagner Law Fails to End Labor Disputes Rise

Washington column argues the Wagner labor relations act has not calmed conflicts and may have intensified them. It notes increased labor cohesion under CI0 and AFL oppose, with John L. Lewis leading aggressive CIO strategy and Newspaper Guild aligning with CIO while remaining tied to AFL.

Washington Supreme Court United States John L. Lewis Co. I. O A. F C. I. Ed A. F. of L John L. Lewis Newspaper Guild C. I. O.ward

Local church services listed for East Brook Road and Unity Baptist

East Brook Road Presbyterian led by Rev Charles Bell with Earl Stoughton superintendent holds morning worship at 9 45 Bible school afterward Unity Baptist led by Rev Leonard Matheson with S A Eakin superintendent offers Bible school at 10 then preaching at 11 and an evening service at 7 30

Local Folks Acknowledgments and Visits on East Brook Road

East Brook Road notes report James Collins visiting his brother Scott Collins in Center. Unity Baptist church group meets Thursday at Isabelle Hunts home. Sally Hahn of New Castle visits Mrs. Martha Macom. Billy and Rebecca Emery of New Castle visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emery. Ray Stoughton and children of Harlansburg call on Mr. and Mrs. William Eckley. Viola Bluedorn, employed in New Castle, spends a day with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bluedorn. Effie Eckley visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston of New Wilmington.

East Brook Road James Collins Scott Collins Center The Unity Baptist Church Isabelle Hunts Sally Hahn New Castle Martha Macom Billy Rebecca Emery Charles Emery Ray Stoughton Harlansburg William Eckley Viola Bluedorn Charles Bluehorn Effie Eckley Charles Livingston New Wilmington

U S Steel Recruits Many College Graduates Across Nation

U S Steel announces 594 graduates from 91 colleges have accepted employment in subsidiary companies. Recruiting teams visited 48 states to select technically trained graduates and a limited number of liberal arts and business graduates. Summer hires to about 300 graduates may lead to regular positions after two to three years of study and work.

United States Steel Corporation Steel Corporation Technica Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation Pittsburgh

Local Social Roundup From Enon Valley and Nearby Towns

Enon Valley residents report visits between Pittsburgh New Castle Darlington Rochester and Beaver Falls. Travelers include Mrs O L Moore Bertha Lampus and Mr and Mrs Earl Musser with family. Highlights cover shoppers and visits plus a concerted candlepin event a coronav?de night? no.

City reports May fire calls and street work update

May saw 36 fire alarms answered by city firemen with 16 building fires and five autos damaged. Five alarms were false and losses totaled 4800 dollars with Union township contributing two calls. City crews cleared downed trees after a wind storm as Carmi Glover directed traffic flow concerns at North street and Croton avenue. Health cases are light as school ends and Cascade Park awaits clear water to reopen Billy Glenn pool.

J. M. Rice Union Township Police Department of Public Highways Carmi Glover North Street Croton Avenue Billy Glenn Cascade Park

Wynona Auxiliary Plans July Picnic and Roles

BESSEMER Wynona Auxiliary met at First Presbyterian Church then moved to Mrs Elton Ruehles home for a business meeting led by Miss Mary Nord. They planned a July 8 picnic and named committees for place menu entertainment and hostesses with Florence Swanson honored in a kitchen shower.

Wynona First Presbyterian Church Elton Ruehle Struthers Mary Nord Jane Gilmore Eleanor Throop Dorothy Engle John Hayes Lois O'Neil Oliver Engle Roy Kerr Esther Nord Hilda Lago Florence Swanson Ray Beatty Ruth Hultz

Sara Engle Bible Class June Meeting at Shoup Home

The Sara Engle Bible class will hold its regular June meeting at the home of Mrs. A. A. Shoup on Thursday evening June 17 at 8 o clock, with Mrs. Frank Kelley Mrs. A. W. Lago and Mrs. S. H. Book as associate hostesses.

Sara Engle A. A. Shoup Frank Kelley A. W. Lago S. H. Book

Local visitors and family notes from Bessemer area

Harry Groce of New Castle visits grandmother Mrs. W D Groce. Pittsburgh residents Mr. and Mrs. David Hook call on Mr. and Mrs. T W Henry. William Brown of Pittsburgh spends Sunday with Walter Clark's family. Mrs William Chaney attends funeral of Miss Alice R Reynolds in Highland Heights. Clair Groce visits his mother and family at New Castle. Jerome J Lutz family and Mrs Nellie Tietz visit Chaney home. Ernest Farina, Vincent Plevnik with relatives attend first communion class for Rose and Leonard Lombardo.

Bessemer Harry Groce New Castle W. D. Groce David Hook Pittsburgh T. W. Henry William Brown Walter Clark William Chaney Highland Heights Alice R. Reynolds Clair Merle Groce Christian Alliance Church Jerome J. Lutz Bobby Larmer Nellie Tietz Wilkinsburg Jas. R. Chaney Ernest Farina Eleanor Vincent Plevnik Hillsville Rose Leonard Lombardo

Child Dragged by Father's Car in Rigby Incident

Four and a half year old Charles Norman Jr. was pulled along by the car fender as his father started the vehicle near the Rigby home. He suffered facial and arm burns and was taken to a local facility for treatment.

Charles Norman, Jr Charles Norman Rigby Post Office Jameson

Memorial hospital treatment leads to home return

A brief item notes a patient received care at Memorial hospital and was afterward able to return home. The report references treatment outcomes and the patient’s subsequent discharge to residence.

Service at North Side Community Church Changes Tonight

The North Side Community church service on New Wilmington Road and Euclid Avenue will start at 7:30 PM with Rev. William Shively. Akron, noted musician, replaces 8 PM start as announced. Robert M. Hutchins warns Chicago about dictatorship. The Archbishop of Canterbury edited coronation films cutting Queen Mary footage but not the archbishop.

North Side Community Church New Wilmington Road Euclid Avenue William Shively Akron Archbishop of Canterbury Mary

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