Britain Creates Foreign Publicity Department To Counter Germany
London June 16 Britain formed a foreign publicity department described as a propaganda ministry with the Earl of Perth as commander and Richard Butler as under secretary for foreign affairs. The unit will be streamlined to become a ministry of information and will target counter propaganda against Reich threats and trade throttling, using German language BBC broadcasts as a main outlet.
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Cinternations News Service
London
Earl of Perth
Britain
Germany
Foreign Publicity Department
League of Nations
Rome
Richard Butler
Ministry of Information
Lord Perth
Reich
British Broadcasting Corporation
Former Governor Earle To Be Called As Trial Witness
Former Governor Earle is expected to testify early next week in the trial over alleged padding of Luzerne county highway rolls by Brownmiller to aid the Democratic party. The prosecution indicated Earle would be called as a witness, with the case aimed at proving the wrongdoing to a jury of seven men and five women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Carroll
Scranton
Jones
Treacy
Luzerne County
Earle
Commonwealth
Brownmiller
Dauphin County
Brownmilller
Former chief under scrutiny as presentments returned
Grand jury criticized laxity by a former Alabama chief executive who testified publicly. Earle, once a U S Senate hopeful, faced charges tied to a $600000 highway funds misuse probe aimed at aiding the Democratic party in Luzerne County. The GOP landslide toppled the administration after four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
U. S
Brownmuller
Luzerne County
New Deal” Administration
United States Pressures China Crisis at Tientsin
The United States tightens diplomatic pressure over the Tientsin crisis with 250 American soldiers under Boxer Protocol rights. Japan is warned to prevent actions endangering Americans as Britain and France face indirect pressure. Hull notes American interests remain intact though no foreign concession exists like British or French. Marines guard the sea outlet and key investments stay heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United State
Great Britain
France
United States
Cordell Hull
Tientsin
Shanghai
Eulangsu
Amor
Britain shocked by Japan action in China policy
The British government voices grave concern over Japan threatening British commercial interests in China. Britain says it is in close contact with France and the United States, though Washington was not consulted on retaliatory measures. The editor notes Japan rejected protests, shocking Britain and reflecting the temper of its military leaders.
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Neville Chamberlain
Japan
Britain
China
Great Britain
France
United States
International News Service
House
Chamberlain
Awards At Convention Highlight Church Attendance
At the convention various churches received awards for high attendance including Volant Presbyterian Sabbath School and First Christian in New Castle. Best attendance awards went to Second U P church of New Castle for Sabbath School, Neshannock Presbyterian for Men’s Bible class, and First Baptists Men’s Bible class for attendance outside Wilmington district. A protest against war was also adopted.
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David W. Rees
Brahms Ladies
Volant Presbyterian Sabbath School
Wilmington
New Castle
Wesley Methodist
Madison Avenue Christian
First Baptist of
Ellwood
Enon Valley Presbyterian
Jackson Group
Harlansburg Presbyterian
Flaingrove
Chewton
U. P. Church of
Neshannock Presbyterian
First Baptists
Newcastle
New Wilmington U. P. Isches
R. F. Galbreath
McAlister
McAllister
John W. Owens
Miinister
Westminster College
Wilmiungton
B. V. Carter
A. M. Stevenson
First Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City
Lee
Robert Hogue
A. W. Smith
Rose Paris
Dinner Party This Evening Ends Reunion Meeting
A large reunion gathering continues with stage seating followed by motion pictures, dancing and cards. The Thursday attendance includes many visitors from outside the city, listing numerous names from towns across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Deaths of the Day in Grove City and nearby towns
Death notices report Emma McConnell Locke aged 82 of Grove City died Thursday after months of illness. Surviving sons Fred, William, Frank, and daughters Ora Erb and Sara. Funeral at Grace Methodist with interment in Old Methodist cemetery. Other obituaries include Evan C. Thompson of Lake Town Ship Stoneboro, Tony Montgomery, Frank L. English, Rev. Dr. J. A. C. McQuiston memorials, Mrs. Eliza Jane King of Edison avenue, S. M. Dickson of North Walnut Street, and Samuel Dragonas of St. George Greek Orthodox Church with Greenwood Cemetery interment.
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Vixitore Herbert Small
John D. Hayden
John S. Glass
Paxton R. Fike
Edward W. Cable
Odd H. McCleary
Ferdinand Buguo
T. R. Snedden
J. Allen Kirkpatrick
A. Paul
Harold 5. Parker
East Palestine
J. I. Stewart
Lowellville
Lewis L. McParland
Dayton
Walter E. Vaourhn
Vanderrift
Thomas F. Harris
Pittsburgh
Adbert E. Washington
Simon
Warner
Lee Murray
Washington
Watson Hauger
Herbert S. Burk
James Nisbet
Alonzo Porter
New Kensington
James D. Stent
Albert L. Cooper
R. B. Leibhtreid
Harry B. Spencer
Roy D. Joseph
Sam W. Morgan
James W. Gook
Robert M. Bowers
Manuel Higgins
Francis A. McFarland
Balle A. McKeever
Charles C. Ober
Samuel EB. Dickey
Johnstown
Frank R. Perrine
David Wn.robinson
Oil City
John R. Feerinmer
Robert P. Barnes
Charles W. Betger
John W. Keys
Rochester
Addison Courtney
West Bridgewater
George BE
Beitsch
New Brighton
D. B. Hanfer
Everett M. Glancey
Ernest J. Cobner
Andrew C. Derbald
Beaver
W. Clifton
Monaco
D. R. Raisley
Clyde M. Shaffar
LS Zorb
Benjamin R. Williams
George A. Evans
Clarence G. Dixon
William H. Miller
Butter
H. 5
Ferner
Roy P. McCandress
John F. Tennant
Thomas B. Metheny
Beaver Falls
Issac Black
Sharpsville
Edward H. Rodgers
Farrell
J. F. Cross
Branchton
Jesse R. Mcelhaney
James M. Dennison
James A. Hudson
Joseph
Martin
Jamestown
Harry
Hays
Fredonia
Ernest H. Synth
H. D. Waugman
Meadville
James
Ellenberger
John E. Livermore
Foxburg
Charles D. Hoffman
Rimersburg
Carl V. Zimmer
Elizabethtown
IF Foster
Cheswick
Ralph
Watson
Turkey City
Archie Gough
New Alexandria
Alber
L. Barlect
Lee S. Neely
Knox
Robert J. MccMinn
Chicara
J. Reed McGinnis
E. RK
Mertz
A. B. Denniston
Greenville
David Cc. Porter
John W. Cheeseman
Beatty H. Dimmit
Edgar E. Shaffer
Henry Horsman
Carroll
Uber
Slippery Rock
Charles A. Platt
Edgward
Welch
Arthur R McBride
Raymond G. Holsing
Lee N. M. Coulter
F. H. Poehlman
Otis L. Gilmore
George McCrea
Thomas F. Ritehoy
Homer M. Welch
Jesse E. Billings
Grove City
Emma McConnell Locke
James P. Locke
Ines
Ora Erb
Sharon
Sara
Grace Methodist
B. R. MckKnight
Old Methodist
Evan C. Thompson
Lake Town
Stoneboro
Gertrude Vorous
New Castle
John McCartney
Frank Lockard
Ashto
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eandy Lake
Montgomery
Tony Montgomery
Lythal Street
Central Christian
Thomas B. Sheareer
William McWiney
Joseph Agan
Wilbur Sch
Milton Hogue
William Parker
James Hookway
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank L. English
Steubenville
Daytell Burke
Chester T. R. Yates
Third U. S Church
Henry Schladen
John Henderson
James FL HI
Floyd Edgington
Audley Henderson
Castle View Burial Park
MacQuinton
J. A. C. McQuiston
New Wilmington
J. Ralph, Neale
D. D
King
Eliza
Jane King
Samuel King
Edison Avenue
George Merrow
Res
D. L. Ferguson
Highland U. P. Church
Robert Gray
Edward Gray
George Gray
Walter Kennedy, Jr
Walter Johnson
W. J. Killian
Castle
View Burlaw Park
Britain to bow to Japanese demands in Tientsin crisis
Britain and France seek U S guidance before choosing a stance as Japan pushes to pressure Britain into dropping Anglo Soviet pact talks. A Paris spokesman says Japan will move closer to the German Italian alliance as Britain aligns with Russia.
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Britain
France
United States
Japan
Tientsin
Paris
Russia
Death notice for James H. Russell of Tacoma Washington
Mrs. Donald Copson learns of her uncle James H. Russell's death at 82 in Tacoma. Funeral services planned in Bryan Ohio with son E J Rotsell and grandson present, survived by brother William Crawford Rotsell. The article notes family ties and a stray ad-like line about road spending.
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Donald Copson
Highland Avenue
James H. Russell
Tacoma
Washington
E. J. Rotsell
Bryan
Florence
William Crawford Rotsell
Bryan, O
Oliver Russell
Willams County
Richard
David James
Mt Hermon Church Services and Book Reunion
Mt Hermon Presbyterian church schedules a Sunday service on June 18 at 10 30 with a program by the primary and junior departments Everett Book superintendent A Book reunion for descendants of William and Nancy Book will be held at Wills Bay Park Rose Point on Saturday June 24 Miss Rose Munzeil Yu and Mtarman Montgomery of New Castle visited on 3r and Mrs Floyd Blair and family hosted guests Rev and Mrs Holly and their daughter from the Harbor visited Mr and Mrs Ray Parrish and family Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Hermon Presbyterian Church
Everett Book
Wiliam and
Nancy Book Wil Hald
Wills Bay Park
Rose Point
Rose Munzeil
Mtarman Montgomery
New Castle
Floyd Blair
Robert Price
Castle
Flos Blair
Holly
Ray Parrish
Greenville Man Dies on Lawn in Mercer County
J Pa W. Nelson, 55, was found dead on the lawn of his home in Slippery Rock township Greenville Pa., June 16. Coroner said death due to heart attack. Mercer county notes the Mount Hermon Bible school opening June 19 next Monday morning.
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Mr. Dickson
Erie Avenue
Ohio
John
Ann Elizabeth Dickson
Annie D. Dickson
Alfred D
New Castle
Annie Caluple
Elizabeth
George
Abbie Patterson
Lowellville, O
P. d& Li
Finternctions
Greenville
Pa W. Nelson
MT. Hermon
Daily Vacatior Bible School
William A. Applegate
Mercer Coun
Slippery Rock Township
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Deny Badoglio
London Evening Standard
Pietro Badogno
Metzler
North Mit
NOT Ory
Ces
the News
Bill Ford
Castle Stationery Co
North Mercer St
Wolfe
Smart Shop
East
Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Elks Club
Fireme! Convention Fund
Tickéis
Dad
Tisana
Jesse N. Kerr
DR. J.B. Nielsen
Optometrist
Public Square
Hoffman‘s Market
Mercer ST
New Library
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E. Z
Washington and
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