Girl Reveals Child Marriage Not Legal in Navy Enlistment
Beulah Kathleen Woolard Nash says her 15 year old elopement to Oren Anderson made her not legally married to Ensign Charles A. Nash Jr. and she never lived with Anderson. She seeks reinstatement of Nash to his Navy rank while plans for an annulment are dropped.
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International News Service
Baltimore
Charles A. Nash, Jr
Navy
Nash
Kalamazoo
Mich
Navy Department
Saginaw
Beulah Kathleen Woolard
C. M. Woolard
Norfolk
Marguerite Barry
New York
London
Eng
South Mills
S. C
Chuck
Glenville
Oren Anderson
Sarah Fennall
Oren
Georgia Tech
St. Mary's Academy
Washington
Margiotti Denied Recalling District Attorney at Trial
In Pittsburgh on June 18 Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti failed to compel the Fayette County District Attorney James A. Reilly to testify again as a rebuttal witness in a murder trial. Judge William H. McNaugher ruled Reilly’s testimony was part of the Commonwealth’s main case. Wade K. Newell, Reilly’s former adviser, denied political enmity and said the autopsy of Frank C. Monaghan was ordered to serve the family’s interest.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Margiotti
James A. Reilly
Fayette County
Margiotti
Frank C. Monaghan
William H. McNaugher
Reilly
Commonwealth
Steel striker files suit for 50 000 damages
A suit seeking 50 000 damages for injuries from the Memorial Day steel strike was filed in circuit court naming Police Commissioner James Allman Supervising Captain James Mooney and Captain Thomas Kilroy. Frank Skultery 22 a striking Republic Steel worker says he was shot in the abdomen. King George has proved his courage having talked with the Archbishop of Canterbury without a tremor.
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International News Service
Chicago
James Allman
James Mooney
Thomas Kilroy
Frank Skultery
Republic Steel Company
George
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Senate probes Chicago riot tied to steel strike
The senate post office committee opens hearings on the Memorial Day riot in South Chicago amid civil liberties scrutiny of labor warfare. Chair Senator LaFollette and others demand riot film evidence from Paramount while summoning Chicago police officials and Republic Steel executives for firsthand accounts. The nine lives claim and mass injuries amplify the inquiry.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
South
Chicago
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Senator LaFollette (P
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Paramount Company
Post Office Committee
Philip Murray
Steel Organizing Committee
Committee For Industrial Organization
James L. Mooney
Chicago Police
Thomas Kilroy
Thomas J. Courtney
McKellar
Tennessee
Republic Steel Corp
Taylor Ready To Quit Post
Philadelphia June 18 Republican circles stir over reports state chairman M Harv Taylor will resign soon though unconfirmed. Harrisburg plans to discuss resignation at a GOP state committee meeting within six weeks. Some say he would stay if a successor cannot be agreed upon with candidates like P Stephen Strahmecker and Walter Kress named.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
M. Harvey Taylor
Taylor
Harrisburg
GOP
Public Service
P. Stephen Stahmecker
Boyd Hamilton
State Senate
Walter Kress
Johnstown
Gifford Pinchot
Strahmnecker
Missionary Society Meets at Hillcrest Avenue Home
Miss Martha Louise Mauck hosts the Queen Esther society of Mahoning M. E. church at a monthly meeting. Officers elected for the new year include Harriet Leighty as president and Mary Louise Jolley as vice president. A Cascade park picnic is planned for July 27 with a committee of Wilson, Jolley, King and Leighty.
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Martha Louise Mauck
Queen Esther Society
Mahoning M. E
Hillcrest Avenue
Harriet Leighty
Mary Louise Jolley
June Wilson
Patricia Ann Taylor
Cascade Park
Ruth King
O. C. Mauck
Rain Based Change For Mahoning M. E. Church Picnic
In case of rain the annual Sunday school picnic of the Mahoning M. E. church will be held at the church this evening instead of Cascade Park. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock.
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Mahoning M
Cascade
W A G Members Enjoy Evening At Mauermann Home
W A G club members gathered at Mrs. W H Mauermann East Clayton street for a Thursday meeting. They played cards at three tables with special guests Mrs. Percy Walls and Mrs. H E Alexander. A repast followed, pink rose bud centerpieces adorned the tables, and plans for a Cascade Park breakfast were set with committee members H S Sherman Rose Thompson and Charles Thompson appointed.
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W. A. G. Club
W. H. Mauermann
East Clayton Street
Percy Walls
H. E. Alexander
Cascade Park
H. S. Sherman
Rose Thompson
Charles Thompson
Auxiliary Members Meet On Thursday Social Gathering
Members of the O. R. C. auxiliary gathered at Mrs. Harry Falk's West Madison avenue home on Thursday afternoon for an informal social meeting. She served a delicious lunch.
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O. R. C. Auxiliary
Harry Falk
West
Madison Avenue
Presbyterian church social at W W U event
On Thursday evening members of the W. W. U. class of the Presbyterian church held a social at the church. Long tables were attractively arranged in the dining room of the church for the gathering.
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Presbyterian Church
Festival committee shapes roses into color at church event
The general committee led by Ruth Glenn Ruth Schnebly George Horchler Mildred Broaddus Kenneth Evans Jean Hamilton and Betty Alexander organized the festival. Pauline Humphrey and Peggy Wallace ran the candy committee while Mrs W F McClurg with aides supported the event seasonally.
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Ruth Glenn
Ruth Schnebly
George Horchler
Mildred Broaddus
Kenneth Evans
Jean Hamilton
Betty Alexander
Pauline Humphrey
Peggy Wallace
W. F. McClurg
F. W. Hamilton
Manly Broaddus
Harold Swisher
Visiting relatives and returning home noted in area notices
Neurissa Thompson of Eighth street visits relatives in Midland Pa. Mary Lou Krause of North Liberty street returns from New Castle hospital. Mrs D C Schnebly of Newell avenue and Beulah Longacre of Cherry Tree Pa visit Chautauqua. Mrs Hotchkiss of Greenville Pa visits daughter Mrs H S Gillespie on West Clayton street. Mrs W E Horner of West Madison avenue returns from Warren Ohio. Rev J C Pickens of Youngstown returns after days with Mr and Mrs C E Dungan on Newell avenue. On Thursday Rev Pickens spoke at the Moravia church reunion.
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Mary Lou Krause
North Liberty Street
New Castle Hospital
D. C. Schnebly
Newell Avenue
Beulah Longacre
Cherry Tree
Chautauqua
Hotchkiss
Greenville
H. S. Gillespie
West Clayton Street
W. E. Horner
West Madison Avenue
Warren
Complaint Against Glass Distributors
Washington June 18 the federal trade commission filed a complaint charging Glass Distributors with conspiracy to fix prices control sources of supply and distribution channels in window glass and to conduct a system of discriminatory prices in the market.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Window Glass Makers Named as Respondents in Case
The window glass manufacturers association of Chicago is named as respondents along with Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co American Window Glass Co of Pittsburgh Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass of Toledo Harding Glass Co of Fort Smith Adamston Flat Glass Co Rolland Glass Co of Clarksburg Scoho Sheet Glass Co of Sistersville and Blackford Window Glass Co of Vincennes in the suit against a group of manufacturers and distributors.
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Window Glass Manufacturers Association, of
Chicago
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
American Window Glass Company of
Pittsburgh
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Toledo
Harding Glass Co
Fort Smith, Ark
Adamston Flat Glass Co
Rolland Glass Co
Clarksburg
W. Va
Scoho Sheet Glass Co
Sistersville
Blackford Window Glass Co
Vincennes
Ind
Budge Rolls to Queens Club Final Over Nakano
Donald Budge of California defeated Funtero Nakano of Japan 6-2 6-0 in the Queens Club semi final in London on June 18. Budge advances to the final of the tournament.
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International News Service
London
Donald Budge
Calfornia
Queens Club
Funtero Nakano
Japan
Eastern Star Delegates Return Home After 1938 Site Pick
Philadelphia June 18 Delegates from 480 chapters of the grand lodge of Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star return home after selecting Altoona as the 1938 convention site Mrs Daisy B Henderson of Belleville was advanced to worthy matron at the closing session Landon seems happy in defeat the only drawback is supplying his own camera when he catches a fish
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Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
Order of the Eastern Star
Altoona
Daisy B. Henderson
Bellevente
Landon
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Eighth Street
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