Work On District Dams Will Continue
Pittsburgh reported that the War Department will fund over 5.4 million in food control, accelerating completion of the Tionesta and Crooked Creek dams and work on at least five more. Col William E. R. Covel, head of northern army engineers, said land purchase duties shift to engineers but legal hurdles may delay title, possibly six to eight months, while lawmakers consider new land purchase law. attorneys work on the matter.
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Sipternational News Service
Pittsburgh
War Dept
Tionesta
Crooked Creek
Wiliam E.R Covel
Ne Army Engineers
Tri-State
Commonwealth
Covel
Morgenthau Says Basic Reforms Only Beginning
Secretary Morgenthau at Temple University graduation argues basic reforms are only beginning in the war effort to end the recession. He denies claims that recovery methods threaten democracy and defends Roosevelt policies as safeguards of individual freedom.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Temple University
Morgenthau
United States
Three Verdicts Close June Term In Lawrence County Court
Three verdicts were returned late Wednesday at the Lawrence County courthouse to close the June term of criminal court. John Woolsiaver was found not guilty of furnishing liquor to intoxicated persons and guilty of permitting liquor to be furnished to intoxicated persons. Joan Cimperman was found not guilty on aggravated assault and battery as a first count and guilty on the second and third counts. Silvester Domenick was found not guilty of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony.
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Lawrence County Court House
John Woolsiaver
Joan Cimperman
Red Lysko
Firse
Silvester Domenick
Bertha Lepore
Temperance Union meetings highlight June activities
Slippery Rock W C T U and L T L met at homes of Mrs. Marty Young and Mrs. W L Kisthart on June days. Subjects included Health and Medical Temperance and papers on beer and total abstinence. Guests and a July joint meeting with L T L were noted. Highland W C T U discussed fund raising and temperance outreach with Flower Day reports. Croton W C T U held a Monday meeting with devotions, reports, and discussions on liquor control and youth pledges.
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Slippery Rock Union
Marty Young
Kyle
Audley Boak
Alvin Smith
Anna Kelland
Martha Stoner
Snow? Needle? Jigger?,” Mrs. Margarot Shaw
Stevenson
Mrsmith
McClymonds
Sesson
Vacation Bible School
Princeton
Josie Wright
James Young
Randall Stutler
Howard Carr
Ada Wright
Margaret Shaw
Religious and Fraternal Circles WwW B A Meets
In Religious and Fraternal Circles WwW B A meets at Dames of Malla hall on Wednesday evening June 15 with President Walsh in the chair. Mrs Margaret Sherbine reported on the W B A convention at Harrisburg representing the local review. Plans aid for a picnic inviting members families. Mrs Ethel Thomas is chairlady. A buffet lunch followed. Next meeting is July 6 with special program. Evangelist Helen Wilson appears nightly with a children’s choir also performing. Prayer services Friday at Mr Krouse’s home and Saturday at the mission superintendent’s with a program at 310 Pine Street beginning at 2 pm. Portland venue noted as perfected in 1876.
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B. A
W. B. A. Review
Dames of Malla Hall
Walsh
Harrisburg
Margaret Sherbine
Ethel Thomas
The
Gospel Mission
Sam Burrows
Ellwood Ciy
the Mission
Helen Wilson
Apear
Krouse
Dixon Avenue
Pine Street
Oclork
Youngsters Picnic In Cascade Park Marks School Closure
Students from St Mary's school held their annual picnic in Cascade Park on Wednesday afternoon June 15. The event featured athletic games, amusements, and a six o'clock picnic supper. Bernard N Hanlon led the organizing committee with help from James W Barnes Joseph Edward Fulkerson Bradley McGonigle Paul Capitola Thomas Gunningham Elmer O'Neill and Iain Newman. A delegation of mothers served coffee while transport to the park was arranged by John Newman and others.
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St Mary's School
Cascade Park
Bernard N. Hanlon
James W. Barnes
Joseph Edward Fulkerson
Bradley McGonigle
Paul Capitola
Thomas Gunningham
Elmer O'Neill
Iain Newman
Jas. Eagan
D. Frazier
Fred Flynn
F. S. Gribben
Steve Griffith
Bertha Meehan
Hull says U S has not made any proposal for world peace talks
Secretary of State Hull stated that the American government has not made any definite proposal for an international conference to reestablish and maintain world peace. He indicated he has no definite proposal in mind for the present. The report notes a mention of possible use of citykorn fat as a butter substitute in cooking.
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Washington
Juni Ih
Sonetary
Corde
Hull
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