Recent Enforcers Killings Spark Public Dissent Across Borders
In a chaotic day of reports, enforcement agents face scrutiny over deadly incidents at borders and on waterways. Officials debate weapon use and legal actions as arrests and charges emerge, with authorities promising reviews while public confidence wavers.
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New York State
High School Alumni Set To Occupy Grove Pavilion
Hich School alumni association has been granted full use of the Grove One Pavilion at Crscace Park for Friday evening June 21. The event is the annual reunion and is expected to draw a large turnout of graduates.
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Grove One
Crscace Park
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Milk samples reviewed in New Castle month study
Dr. W. L. Steen analyzed 27 samples of milk sold in New Castle during the past month. The report states the milk was examined for sediment and bacteria. It does not specify how many producers were instructed to clean up.
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W. L. Steen
New Castle
Express Co Chiefs to Make Inspection Visit
W HL Vinzant superintendent of the motor vehicle department of the Railway Express Agency is to visit the New Castle Office on Wednesday during the regular inspection tour of trucks. Superintendent D W Wilson of Pittsburgh is expected to accompany him.
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Motor Vehicle Department
Railway Express Agency
New Castle
Ils
DW. Wilson
Pittsburgh
Vinzant
Blind Man Drives Car On Highway
Harrisburg June 1. Walter W. Matthews and A H Bunting, officials of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, were traveling toward Ephrata Lancaster County when the truck ahead bore a message claiming the driver is blind. They noted the tag number and passed on, discovering the painted slogan advertised a window blind manufacturer.
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Walter W. Matthews
A. H. Bunting
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ephrata
Lacaster County
Matthews
Bunting
Trent 1
Braddock Woman Faces Murder Trial Wednesday
Mrs Mary Barr of Braddock indicted for murdering her husband and set for trial in criminal court on Wednesday. He died after being shot earlier that morning while police charged her based on his accusation before death.
County Tax Discount Attracts Early Payers
County Treasurer Adda M. Smiley reports many taxpayers take the five percent discount on 1829 county taxes. Books were placed in the treasurer’s office a week ago and those who pay early avoid later penalties and rust, which comes next month before the discount ends.
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Adda M. Smiley
Rice Krispies Cereal Praised for Crisp Taste and Ease
A nostalgic ad touts Rice Krispies as the crispiest cereal for milk or cream with a toasted rice flavor. It claims wide kid appeal, versatile use in recipes, and easy digestion, noting Kellogg's Battle Creek manufacture and grocery availability.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Dilks Sets New 100 Mile Record in Willard Ohio
Lin Dilks, racing for 18 hours 12 minutes on a 5.6 mile loop, broke a 43 year old mark by running 100 miles in Willard Ohio. The feat began 5 AM at the Willard Y M C A and ended 11 12 PM with 14 pounds lost. Hoagland held prior record.
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Hoagland
School of Missions at East Brook Camp
Details are set for a Beheed of Home Missions school at the Fast Brook W. C. A. camp under the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Beginning Saturday June 22 and running through June 28, the program serves Queen Esther girls with study, recreation, and fellowship. Sixty girls enrolled. tents provided. Instructors include Mrs. Chester Reynolds, Mrs. C. G. Farr, Miss Mary O'Day, Miss Agnes Shadduck, Miss Hannan Pennock Miller, Mrs. H. L. Sandeig, Mrs. L. F. Hemunway, and Mrs. Carl Hart. Physical directors are Miss Phyllis Beal, Miss Lowers, and Miss Stewart.
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Mary O'Day
Clacinnati
Agnes Shadduck
Rebecca McClinsky
Boaz
Alabama
Hannan Pennock Miler
Secretary of
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H. L. Sandeig
Erie
L. F. Hemunway
Greenville
Carl Hart
Phyllis Beal
Lowers
Stewert
Girl Scouts Leaders and Scouts Attend Regional Training Camp
Several Girl Scout leaders and four Girl Scouts from the city left Sunday for a Regional Three Girl Scout Training camp at Pine Grove Furnace near Gettysburg, Pa. The session began Monday June 17 and runs through June 21. Miss Nance Pugh, director of Girl Scout work, along with staff, departed for camp last Thursday. Leaders attending are Miss Florence Davis Leong Sankey and Beandi Popp. Scouts Shirley Stetson Kathryn Palmer Betty Glass of troop 7 and Mary Christman of troop 6 also joined.
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Gettysburg
Nance Pugh
Florence Davis
Leong Sankey
Beainda Popp
Shirley Stetson
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Betty Glass
Mary Christman
Mayor Reports May Garbage Surge Amid Fruit Season
Howard Phillips the superintendent told the city council that 470 tons of garbage were collected and burned in May. City trucks removed about 100 loads and 200 barrels were dumped by others, with waste rising as fruit and melon season arrives.
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Howard Phillips
Phillips
Epworth Grace Sunday Schools To Have Outing
A joint Sunday school outing for Epworth and Grace M. E. churches will be held at the home of Senator and Mrs. George T. Weingartner on Butler road. The event is scheduled for Thursday afternoon and evening, June 27, with Norman E F Clark serving as superintendent.
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Grace M. E
George T. Weingartner
Butler Road
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Clark
Entertainment and transport coordinators named for elderly event
A church notices list Willan Lewis and Jwent Hess as entertainment coordinators with Borla McCurdy in charge of transportation and calls elderly folks to contact him for transport to howe and ref mish. Rev Samuel L Maxwell will conduct a vesper service after a sip fer at 6 30 and Rev Masewell directs a sports program.
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Willan Lewis
Jwent
Hess
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Howe
Samuel L. Maxwell
Wyeworth
Masewell
Mayor Gillespie Seeks Flag Use At Cascade Picnic
Mayor Gillespie requests flag display at annual Cascade event. Officials work toward honoring American heritage and community leaders, with details on participation and dates pending.
Camp East Brook Nears Opening Week Prep
Camp East Brook in Eng Brook Pa undergoes finishing touches for a July 8 opening. Volunteers and campers visited to paint, clean, and prepare the site with lawn, flowers, and ready facilities.
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