Strike Threat Looms as Youngstown Transit Stifled
Youngstown faces a 17th day of city transit disruption as heavy freight drivers threaten to strike. Truck line operators doubt a walkout before a weekend union meeting. Mayor Henderson's labor panel keeps talks with Municipal Railway officials ongoing after an arbitration bid was rejected.
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Youngstown
Charles P. Henderson
Citizens’ Labor Panel
Business, Labor and Citizens
Municipal Railway Company
AFL
P R P Holds Executive Meeting of Petroleum Retailers
Petroleum Retailers of Pennsylvania gathered for an executive meeting at The Castleton to review the past year's legislative activity. The program included realignment of organization lines, nine state areas, and election of area executive vice presidents. President R A Wagner presided with about 35 members present and nine voting by proxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Castleton
R. A. Wagner
Johnstown
William Jarvie
Erie
Don Nieson
Tarentum
Carl Leathers
New Castle
Arrest of Joe Secopio on gaming ordinance charge
Joe Secopio of East Washington street was arrested yesterday at 1 15 p m by Detective Boyle and Officers Sigler and Ja on a charge of violating the gaming ordinance for allegedly associating with numbers operators. He posted 300 cash bail and did not appear at a police court hearing this morning. A page is a youth of noble birth serving a royal or noble personage.
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Joe Secopio
East Washington Street
Boyle
Sigler
Limited Accord May Be Reached In Berlin Settlement
An informant says Berlin accord talks on Germany and Austria are near completion with only a few points left. A western delegate notes Vishinsky may accept the western seven point plan for broader east west trade and Berlin access. A New York foreign ministers meeting is planned for September during the UN General Assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Zisterdorf
Danubian
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Vishinsky
Moscow
East
West Germany
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Deaths Of The Day William M Schreiber 57
William M. Schreiber 57 of Knox Avenue died at home Thursday June 16 at 5 pm after a heart attack. Born Feb 16 1892 in Kersey Pa he was a son of Andrew and Anna Schreiber. He lived here 19 years and worked for American Cyanamid. Survived by widow Lola Smith 26 years married. sisters Mrs Joseph Hammer Mrs Lena Steis Mrs Albert Downing Mrs Carl Tew Kane Mrs Nellie Kemmerer Sister Mary Agnes. Funeral arrangements and ship to St Marys Pa. Interment St Boniface cemetery Kersey Pa.
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William M. Schreiber
A. D
Knox Avenue
Kersey
Andrew and
Anna Cuneo Schreiber
American Cyanamid Company
Lola Smith
St. Marys
Sam Dasaro
Mary Agnes
Leyde Mortuary
Winter Avenue
Highland
Lynch Funeral Home
St. Boniface Cemetery
Bessemer Plans Fourth Program Parade and Events
Nord serves as president with Carl Montgomery vice president and Frank Galletta secretary. A parade leads at ten, memorial service at 11, field sports at 11 30, ball game at three, dance at nine, and fireworks at ten with Joseph Percic in charge.
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Joseph Percic
Carmen Perrone
Southern coal operators fear summer strike
Talks over a new mine wage agreement to avert a strike are underway as the UMW president delays submitting union demands and misses in person attendance at recent conferences. The Bluefield parley occurred only under Taft Hartley injunction pressure.
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UMW
Lewis
Bluefield
Coal Operators to Meet as Miners Return to Work
Moses negotiates a northern operators czar while about 55,000 western Pennsylvania miners resume work Monday ending a one week stabilizing walkout. They will lay off again on June 25 for a 10 day vacation and plan to return July 5 if a new contract is not reached.
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Moses
Pennsylvania
Lewis
New Castle Hospital Campaign Push Seeks Final Victory
Campaign workers press toward a goal for New Castle Hospital and city support. The advance gifts total reaches $278,439 as the employee division tops prior milestones and staff rally for a memorable Tuesday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
New Castle
Advance
Mooney Brothers Boosts New Castle Hospital Campaign
Sam Mooney of Mooney Brothers announced a $1,500 increase in the fund subscription to the New Castle Hospital drive. He urged donors to give more than before to ensure the hospital gets the tools to serve the community and achieve a smashing victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Sam Mooney
Mooney Brothers Today
Mooney Brothers
Jameson Hospital
Funds Raised By Employee Groups Across Divisions
Judge Lamoree reports continued meetings through next week as employee groups raise totals by division. The Advance Gifts Division leads with 278,409 across seven teams and individuals. other divisions show smaller but steady sums including Industrial 118,258 and Commercial 28,391 alongside contributions from Women and various clubs totaling 41,025.
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John G. Lamoree
Charles H. Whalen
Paris A. Shoaff
Charles H. Johnson, Jr
Richard E. Rentz
Jacob F. Perelman
Howard B. Richards
John P. Prioletti
M. Dale Andrews
A. F. Masson
John W. McIlwraith
Howard B. Cummings
Alan K. Schmidt
William S. Wheeler
Sidney L. Lockley
Ed C. Wilson
Francis Sowersby
Howard B. Thomas
Alfred Hawkins
Samuel A. Mooney
Louis Kohn
Marion Streett
Daniel Cowher
E. David Graham
James M. Smith, Jr
Reuben J. Elliott
Charles Lumley
Joseph D. Weller
Albert Perelman
George F. Winter, Jr
Abe H. Gonick
Chester C. Sweezy
William D. Coban
Charles W. Nolan, Jr
J Fred Clarke
Floyd V. Lortz
Orris A. Rager
Maurice Schoenberger
Franck C. Summers
Chas. M. Bashew
William E. Langan
Alfonso Scarazzo
George R. Gettings
Epworth Church Diamond Jubilee Marks 75 Years
The Epworth church traces its roots to 1874 as an offshoot of First Methodist. A new Grace M. E. church later merged with the mother church in 1929. A building committee led by George T. Weingartner arranged a new brick house on Pearson and Epworth. The jubilee celebrates debt freedom and spiritual enrichment as the congregation marks 75 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Pearson Street
J. A. Ward
South Side
Epworth
Grace M. E
Southside
Pearson and
Epworth Street
George T. Weingartner
Robert A. Stitzinger
Chester P. Reynolds
Joan H. Nelson
W. J. Marshall
Samuel L. Maxwell
John Reynolds
Hennon Elected Head of County Association
Nominating committee report heard in morning session. After a noon fellows hymn dinner Hennon was confirmed as county association head with L Butler Hennon presiding in the afternoon. Readers note a youth demonstration, resolutions praising lawmakers, and several officers installed including L Butler Hennon as president.
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Hennon
Robert F. Galbreath
H. L. Marvin
New Castle
B. F. Johnson
Jimmy McQuiston
Thomas Russell
James Chambers
First
U. P. Church
U. S
Dave Rees
Howard Redmond
New Castle District Leadership and staff list detailed
The record lists multiple roles and names including Mrs. B. F. Johnson for Children division Administrator Robert L Meermans and Ken Fox as Adult supt. Other positions include Rev J E Pringle for Christian Education Miss Anna M dds Temperance and Mrs Harold Cox for Parent Training along with Mrs J W Fullerton and Rev H A Redmond in Missions and Leadership Training W W Collins Publicity Rev O W Hurst and Paul Weller Vice President Amos Meyers Secretary Mrs M A Boyd Treasurer J C Miner Young People T J McFate Children Mrs J R Leonard Christian Education A A Webb Leadership Training R L Home Dept Emily Rice Temperance O W Hurst Adult division Albert Street.
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Redmond
J. F., Rentz
Roy McBride
C. A. Smith
Albert Chapin
John M. Reilly
House Liquor Control Committee
Ray Riley
Law and Order Committee
House
Miss Roberts
Homer B. Henderson
Grove City
Oliver R. Stang
Ellwood City
Henry Payden
St. Paul's Baptist Church
L. Butler Hennon
G. C. Denniston
J. Harold Vance
Thomas I. Elliott
J. €. Miner
Young People
H. F. Barber
B. F. Johnson
Robert L. Meermans
Ken Fox
J. E Pringle
Anna M. Dds
Harold Cox
J. W. Fullerton
H. A. Redmond
W. W. Collins
O. W. Hurst
New Castle
Paul Weller
Amos Meyers
M. A. Boyd
J. C. Miner
T. J. McFate
J. R. Leonard
Christian Education
A. A Webb
R. L Meermans
Home Dept
Emily Rice
Temperance
Albert Street
Carnival Employee Fatally Struck by Heart Attack After Taxi Fight
William Grant carnival employee was arrested after an argument in a taxi on Public Square at noon yesterday. He suffered a heart attack and fell from a city jail bank, now in serious condition at Jam eson Memorial hospital.
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Public
William Grant
Carnival
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Gold Star Mothers Plan For Picnic
Gold Star Mothers Inc Lawrence County Chapter 1 held a regular meeting at the American Legion Home. Mrs Merritt Reynolds led the session and reported on the national convention in Chicago. A gold Bible was presented to national president Mrs Walter Boyd by Don Norman. Plans for a picnic at Mrs Ed O Neill’s Butler road home on Tuesday July 19 include a tureen dinner at noon.
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American Legion
Gold Star Mothers, Inc
Lawrence County
Clarence Farrell
Merritt Reynolds
Chicago
Hotel Sherman
Walter Boyd
Don Norman
Bible House
Ed O'Neill
Butler Road
Legion group to meet at Legion Home at 10 30
Members will gather at the Legion Home at 10 30 a m for the next regular business meeting on Wednesday September 21 at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Legion Home
New Garbage Truck Arrives For City Service
One of two new garbage trucks purchased by the council arrived yesterday with a second due next week. Built by J. R. Rick Motor Car Company for 8173 dollars, the nine yard capacity vehicles replace old cars under Health Director Rehard I. Davis. Bodies were mounted in Marion, Ohio.
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Council
J. R. Rick Motor Car Company
Rehard I. Davis
Streets Department
Marion
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Petroleum Retailers
Buntman
Hyman R. Buntman
Alex Buntman
Hamilton Street
John R. Bigler
Tifereth Israel Chapel
Jules Lipschutz
Benjamin Miller
Tif'ereth Israel Cemetery
Stanley Toll
Bessemer
Isumer Discount CO
N. Mercer St
E. Washington St
Mike
Chicoset
Jackson, PA
McGoun
Matrix College
America
Europe
Asia
Shavers
DeRosa Mkts
S. Jeff, St
Wash. St
Countyline St
DeRosa
San
ThomlitAn
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Washington St
Mil
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Griffin Allwite
Lown
John R.an A
Kodak
Fathers Day
Dad
D& W
Castle Stationery CO
N. Mill St
Smith’s
Dominion
Sas
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