Coon Hunters Plan Picnic for Lawrence County unit
At the Lawrence Courts Coon Hunter club monthly meeting held at Robert Penwell's home in Enon Valley 49 members and wives attended. FE Brown presided as the club plans a July 26 picnic and fundraising to stock yard in Laference County. Committees were named with E E Brown general chairman, Robert Frasier chair, and sports, entertainment, and financial chairs filled by local members. Refreshments were served. next club meeting set for New Castle Armory on July 21 at p.m.
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Wbro
Lawrence Courts Coon Hunter Club
Robert Penwell
Enon Vales
FE Brown
Yarcoun
Laference
Roberts
E. E. Brown
Robert Fragier
Rover
Fraser
Mont
Boy breaks arm from ladder fall at home
Robert Eddy aged 75 of 102 South Scott Street suffered a fracture of the left arm when he fell from a ladder at his home Monday evening. He was taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital where the arm was placed in a splint.
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Robert Eddy
Joseph
South
Scott Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
U. S. Army Medical Corps
McNicholas
New Caste
Cecil Suber
Bell Avenue
Hilary, Suber
Peter Igoe
Orange
New Jersey
New York City
Everett P. Barker
Detroit
Boyd Barker
Park Avenue
KE. P. Barker
Everett Earl
South Jefferson Street
Dorothy Atkins
Pittsburgh
Adolph Lang
Fairmont Avenue
Katherine Kraft
Ann Orend
Gordon Hasson
St. John's Hospital
Helene Delores
Hassan
Helen Schweikert
New Castle
Antoinette Mastrangelo
Mary Mastrangelo
Sam Aromanda
Phillips “Street
H. I. Botwin
Sheridan Avenue
Benjamin K. Botwin
Woodbine
Atlantic City
Mabel Bronk
Phoenix
Arizona
Clair Glass
Butler Avenue
Albany
New York
Ethel Higgins
Lyle Kirker
Bellevue Suburban Hospital
Lydia Kirker
Neshannock Avenue
Birth announcements signed by writer and doctor names
Birth notices list several families in the Jameson Memorial hospital with dates from June 1 to June 17. Names include Gentsch Weatherly Glenn Reid Wise Brown Howard Swageer Davis and others announcing sons and a daughter Catherine Elaine. Also mentions a postponement of a Curtiss-Wright strike deadline and a pending mediation board meeting.
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Edward Gentsch
Garfield Avenue
Walter Weatherly
Adams Shirer
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Glenn
Lathrop Street
Carol Lee
William W. Reid
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ralph Leonard
Kenneth Swageer
Bessemer
Richard Davis
East Washington Street
Pittsburgh
GIO
Curtiss-Wright
Neville Island
National Headquarte’s
Alo
Clintors
Golden
Yester
National , Mediation Board
Plane Production Halt At Piper Plant In Lock Haven
AFL machinists continued picketing the Piper Aircraft plant in Lock Haven halting production of training planes for a government civilian pilot program. No disorders occurred. Piper President T Piper aims to reopen the Clifton plant for workers who wish to return, while organizer Victor Gauthier calls the walkout unauthorized amid union-management talks and an NLRB election loss.
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Jack Haven
International Association of Machinists
NLRB
Religious and Fraternal Circle Notices and Meetings
Religious and fraternal circles announce midweek events at McGoun Hall with Rev. Agnes Guthrie and Rev. Annie Crocker. Celeste Atkinson to speak on Spiritualism. A grand circle Friday evening. Sarah Book Bible class to meet at Mrs Mary Palmer 1510 Huron Avenue Wednesday at 2 PM. Sabbath School Association reports and plans after a Monday meeting at Mrs A C Gardner 208 Pine Street. United Workers Bible class to hold a tureen dinner at Cascade Park Friday noon. rain location church. The News by Mail One Year $5.00.
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Gauren of Truth
McGoun Hall
Agnes Guthrie
Annie Crocker
Celeste Atkinson
Mary Palmer
Huron Avenus
Sabbath School Association
Sabbath School Association of
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
A. C. Gardner
Pine Street
United Workers Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Cascade Park
Movement of locals visiting friends and relatives noted
A long list records residents visiting relatives and friends across states. Miss Bessie Nader visits brother in Kensington while Helen Jackson returns from Pittsburgh. Several others recover, travel, or host, including Barbara Parsons from Massachusetts General Hospital and Dororthy Abbott visiting Kent University.
National Pants Plant Idle Over Wage Dispute
National Pants Company factory workers idle today after a disagreement over a 20 percent wage increase granted last week. Plant manager Al Cohen and union head Mrs. Julia Mills reached a tentative agreement, but about twenty five women refused to work in three operations citing insufficient raises. The plant will remain closed pending union talks, not a strike but a temporary pause to resolve the dispute.
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National Pants Company
al Cohen
Julia Mills
Cohen
W C T U and Ladies Temperance Leagues Gather
East Brook union of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at Mrs. John Martin’s home with Mrs. J A Young as leader. Roll call answers will be Advertising and Radio. Energy W C T U meets at Mrs. W E Currie’s home on Friday June 20 at 2 pm led by Mrs. Mary Baldwin.
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East Brook Union
East Brook
John Martin
J. A. Young
Energy
W. E. Currie
Mary Baldwin
Former News Reporter Ralph Lowry Visits Poland Father
Ralph Lowry of Hartford a former News reporter and his wife visited The News offices today. He is making a short trip to see his father in Poland.
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Ralph Lowry
Hartford
Freedom of press and truth in a free nation
A letter arguing that free speech exposes lies and protects public liberty. It defends newspapers as watchdogs, warns against government control, and cites Hitler’s regime to illustrate dangers to press freedom. Signed by Newspaper Publishers Committee, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York.
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CNET
Free America
Newspaper Publishers Committee
Lexington Avant
New York
City Hall Briefs and City Crime Summary in Philadelphia
City records note thefts on North Mercer Street near The Castleton with five entries and three bags of women’s dresses valued at $538 missing, plus a camel hair topcoat. Other incidents include a Clingensmidth grocery break in on Emerson Street and a bakery theft on South Mill Street with pastry missing. City officials plan to attend the Cannons fight in New York, while a coffee-to-plastic plant initiative nears completion in the area. Massachusetts leads the nation in value of coffee burned in the last decade.
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H. F. Simons
North
Jmph Street
Philadelphia
Mercer Street
Castleton
What s in a Name Hintpene Zone New Lexington
Nels Ber reports Dora Love 47 seeks license to marry her eighth husband 67 year old James Walpole. She has used multiple names from Dora Danielson to Miss Love and has a long marriage history. The piece notes a 19 hour chimney swift migration estimated to cover six to seven hundred miles.
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Hintpene Zone
New Lexington
Anant
Dora Love
James Walpole
Miss Love
Dora Danielson
George Love
Leonard Jones
Edward Sinift
Earl Ramsey
Huseband
J. J. Portney
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New Castle Hospital
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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