Finland Pays On Debts. Others Default in Europe
Finland was the sole European debtor to make any payment toward the June 15 installment, delivering 165 453 dollars. Britain France Italy Poland and Belgium defaulted again, offering regrets and demanding deep cuts in the 13 billion dollars owed the United States. The June 15 shortfall exceeded 180 million dollars, with past aid balances totaling 730 million and Germany owing 190 million on mixed claims and occupation costs.
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International News Service
Washington
Finland
Sam
Great Britain
France
Italy
Poland
Belgium
Europe
Germany
Wolves Club Plans Tuesday Elks Meeting
Tuesday night the Wolves club will hold its regular meeting at the Elks club. Dinner will be served promptly at 6 30 o'clock.
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Wolves Club
Elks Club
City Police Log Details June 16 Arrests and Fireworks Ban
Police report 13 arrests for drunkenness, disorderly conduct, loitering and nuisance plus three cases of exceeding parking time. Fireworks discharges and sales are banned. outside purchases are brought in. A Chevrolet stolen last week remains missing. other cars were recovered. Dr William L Steen to place signs at wells declaring water safe to drink.
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William L. Steen
State Planners Elect Officers At Harrisburg Conference
R L Fox of Bethlehem was chosen as president of the Pennsylvania Association of Planning Commissioners at the close of a two day meeting in Harrisburg. Other officers include Frank B Titus Lansdowne Henry J Baum Altoona S J Webster Williamsport Arthur A Cassel Allentown and J Herman Knusely Edward Flickinger Harrisburg as executive board members. Major William H Gravell noted works projects over a billion dollars submitted for approval and cited borrowing limits hindering state and local requests while warning bills to create authorities for the president's four billion dollar program may fail. The Dutch traded Manhattan and New York territory for Dutch Guiana.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
R. L. Fox
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania Association of Planning Commissioners
Frank B. Titus
Lansdowne
Henry J. Baum
Altoona
S. J. Webster
Williamsport
Arthur A. Cassel
Allentown
J. Herman Knnsely
Edward Flickinger
William H. Gravell
Public Works Administration
Gravell
County taxes net over five thousand on last Saturday
Court reports show On Court House Hill collections totaling 5074 14 while last week’s best day surpassed six thousand. Probate actions include John Miller estate sale continuance and Grace Elizabeth Capito la guardian release. A partition petition notes John Maitland estate in Nes hannonock with executor Union Trust Company and heirs to show cause for division.
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John Miller
Camille Maitland Monroe
Mary Maitland Seaman
Edenburg
William H. Maitland
Meadville
John R. Maitland
Neshannock Township
Union Trust Company
Wilmington Road
Walma
Washington St
Citizen’s National Bank
Chambers
Price Increase Aids Pennsylvania Farmers
Washington dispatch reports that Pennsylvania farmers earned about 61.37 million dollars from principal crops and livestock in the first four months of 1935, up 13 percent from the same period in 1934 while the national rise was 5.5 percent. Federal benefit payments to Pennsylvania farmers totaled 458 thousand dollars, compared with 244 thousand the previous year.
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Arthur C. Wimer
Washington
New Castle
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Community names listed for board members and associates
A roster of individuals including Craig safety director Pennsylvan ia Indemnity Cara Ft Phillips Westinghouse Pittsburgh Fred W Glimer Goodyear Ak ron Ohio R M Ferry Aluminum New Kensington W G Marshall Westinghouse Pittsburgh James M Barton Fretz Moon Tube Co Butler Harold B Maynard Wilkinsburg E E Redfern Efficiency Creighton Pa Ralph W Harbison Y M C A Pittsburgh Pa listed as affiliates and contacts.
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Sell Craig
Pennsylvania
Cara
Ft Phillips
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Fred W. Glimer
Goodyear Co
Akron
Ohio
R. M. Ferry Aluminum Co
New Kensington
W. G. Marshall
James M. Barton
Fretz-Moon Tube Co
Harold B. Maynard
Wilkinsburg
E. E. Redfern
Efficiency Corporation
Creighton
Ralph W. Harbison
Straight Thinking Is Need Of Time At Industrial Conference
Harry N. Clarke of Cleveland and Samuel W. Grafflin of White Plains addressed the closing sessions of the Industrial Conference in Slippery Rock. Clarke urged fair equities for all stakeholders and warned against limited views in economic control. Grafflin dubbed for re entering the industrial statesman as the packed crowd listened to his final remarks.
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Slippery Rock
Harry N. Clarke
Cleveland
Samuel W. Grafflin
White Plains
N. Y
Clarke
Industrial Statesman
R. G. Adarr
Butler
E. F. Blank
Jones & Laughlin
Pittsburgh
E. J. Kreh
Philadelphia Co
J. Rus
S. S. S. Tonic advertised for blood and vitality
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. Tonic as a cure for tiredness from low red blood cell counts. It promises improved appetite digestion and energy with a 108 year track record and claims the medicine boosts red blood cells for circulation throughout the body.
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S.S.S
Birth Rate On Upward Swing In February
Pennsylvania's birthrate rose in February to 16.5 per 1,000 population with 12,450 births, while deaths totaled 9,684 at 12.9 per 1,000. The bulletin notes improved birth figures and a lower death rate versus February 1934. The piece also mentions cocoa production shifting to the Gold Coast of Africa.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Health Bulletin
U. S
Europe
Central and
South America
Gold Coast
Africa
Troop Three Holds Court of Awards for Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of troop 3 held a court of awards at the First Christian church on Thursday evening. Eileen Waite received a first class badge as the troop’s second recipient. other awards included Tenderfoot to Maxine Mercer Dawn Cartright and Margaret Alexander, Second class pins to Marion, Robert, and Patricia Allen, wildflower badge to Eileen Waite, art to Bette Woods, motorist badge to DeMarise Woolslayer, patrol leader badges to Bette Woods Florence Snider and Helen Houck, ex patrol leader badges to Florence Snider and DeMaris Woolslayer, home nurse and needlewoman badges to several scouts. Silver stars went to Doris Bennett Connie Flavian Bette Woods Florence Snider DeMaris Woolslayer Catherine Peters and gold stars to Helen Houck Eileen Waite Betty Snyder Betty Lou Montgomery. Awards were presented by Lieutenant Snider Captain Miller and Mrs Houck. The ceremony closed with a candlelighting rite and taps. scribe was Bette Woods.
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Girl Scouts
Troop 3
First Christian Church
Eileen Waite
DeMaris Woolslayer
Bette Woods
Jane Walls
Dawn Cartright
Maxine Mercer
Doris Bennet
Margie Harris
Margaret Alexander
Marion Allen
Robert Allen
Patricia Allen
Marise Woolslayer
Florence Snider
Helen Houck
Dorothy Ramsey
Doris Bennett
Connie Flavian
de- Maris Woolslayer
Catherine Peters
Betty Snyder
Betty Lou Montgomery
Snider
Miller
Navy Officer Francis Louden Black Promoted to Lieutenant
President Roosevelt approves the promotion of Francis Louden Black of Butler from junior lieutenant to lieutenant in the United States Navy. The advancement takes effect once a vacancy arises, in the current Washington dispatch. A fashion note suggests a white waffle pique cape with square lapels as a summer evening or cotton daytime outfit topper.
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Washington, D. C
Francis Louden Black
Butler
United States Navy
Roosevelt
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