Flying Squadron Reorganized for Summer Emergency Duty
The Lawrence County Chapter American Red Cross reorganizes its Life Saving Corps known as the Flying Squadron to provide summer emergency coverage. Members are listed with locations and contact numbers across New Castle Ellwood City and nearby towns, including first aid instructors and examiners ready for water and non water emergencies. A Paris nightclub gown note follows with fashion detail.
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Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Jack Hulme
New Wilmington
H. G. Horton
Greer Building
LeRose Norton
Princeton
John A. McCandless
Highland Ave
William Klee
Boyles Avenue
Paul E. Berry
Euclid Avenue
Charles Cartwright
Rose Avenue
M. Jack Hempel
Howard Street
Andy Lasky
S. Jefferson St
Rhone
Charles Wright
S. Ray Street
R. Joseph Bara
Sharp Street
John B. Wilson
Ellwood City
Charles Gilliam
Dick Victor’s Camp
H. E. Zerner
First National Bank
Ralph F. Davis
Norwood Avenue
William H. Haley
E. Washington St
John H. Templeton
Philip W. Dickson
L. W. Hill
New Castle
Ralph M. Nevel
Marshall Avenue
W. C. Duncan
Shaw St
R. G. McCoy
R. H. Alexander
Harrison St
Wilson G. Boyd
County Line Street
William G. McCune
Grandview Avenue
Henry J. Culliford
Highland Avenue
W. D. McGonigle
Washington St
Bible School Grows at Third United Presbyterian Church
The second week of the daily Bible school at the Third United Presbyterian church opens with full attendance and three new scholars. Programs grade from kindergarten to high school with Bible study, hand work, and recreation. An exhibition of the work will be held Sunday evening, June 29, at the church.
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Daily Question Bible School
Third United Presbyterian Church
Gardiner Leads Maine Republican Primary For Governor
With most of the state reported William Tudor Gardiner led for governor in the Republican primary yesterday. Gardiner held a margin of over 20,000 votes over Bangor candidate John Wilson. In the U S Senate race Wallace H. White led former Gov Ralph Brewster and D B Dewar with White at 38,974, Brewster 32,750, and Dewar 4,995 from 540 of 632 precincts.
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International: News Service
Augusta
William Tudor Gardiner
John Wilson
Bangor
Wallace H. White
Ralph Brewster
D. B. Dewar
Wet
United States
White
Brewster
Dewar
Gardiner
Wilson
Need Seeds For 2 100 000 Acres
More than 2 100 000 acres of forest land in 150 national forest reserves will need artificial planting due to fires and logging. Foresters have planted 20 546 000 young trees in Oregon and Washington over the past 20 years, covering 28 918 acres.
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International News Service
Portland
Ore
Uncle Sam
United States Forest Service
Oregon
Washington
Star Shortstop Hans Wagner to Star at Jameson Memorial Mushball
Hans Wagner, famed shortstop of early baseball, will join a mushball benefit game for Jameson Memorial Hospital on June 27. Tickets cost a quarter with proceeds supporting the hospital. The event features a Boy Scout exhibition, a tumbling display led by Leroi Norton, and the Franklin Junior High School senior band. A general committee meeting is set for June 18 in the P and O Electric assembly room.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Exposition Park
Hans Wagner
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Wagner
Leroi Norton
P and O Electric Assembly
Mr. Horton
Boy Scouts
Loroi Norton
Franklin Junior High School
Gas Company Worker Sets Employment Record
M. C. Gilbert, employed by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company on sub stations near Redding for 25 years, is near retirement on a pension after setting an unusual record. He has held a 24 hour day job throughout his tenure and has never been away from his post except for one off duty day each week.
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International News Service
Redding
Cal
M. C. Gilbert
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Here
Gilbert
Bar Association Plans Annual Meeting at Bedford Springs
The Pennsylvania Bar Association announces its thirty sixth annual meeting starting at the Bedford Springs Hotel in Bedford Springs Pennsylvania on June 17 with sessions and official proceedings planned across the resort locale.
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Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Laws and gloves at Bedford Springs June meeting
Jurists meet at Bedford Springs on June 25 to consider a proposed act giving rule making power in civil and criminal actions to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The discussion centers on updating antiquated procedure and adopting general rules for civil, equity, and possibly criminal cases. Also noted is a London invention, a duck foot swimming glove of lisle ray on with wrist short and finger webbing.
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Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania
Third Judicial Conference
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
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Judiciary
London
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