Canada Builds Air Power With Vast Training Drive
Prime Minister King and Air Commodore Edwards say rapid new training makes Canada and Britain capable of delivering a decisive air advantage. The British Commonwealth air training plan in Canada has produced tens of thousands of airmen, with 64 of 83 planned schools completed and more finishing by September. Americans study and assist in diverse roles across training centers, as mass production and cross-border effort push toward victory.
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Jane Cochran
Triamats
New York
Canada
British Empire
MacKenzie H King
H. Edwards
King
United States
Canad
Service
Permier King
Edwards
Royal Canadian Air Force
James Evitt
Kewanee
States
Two Colors Used In Pennsylvania Registration Cards
Harrisburg June 18 Two colors of registration cards will be used by Pennsylvania's 422 local boards in registering about 65 000 men for selective service on July 1 1941 White cards will be used for men born on or before October 16 1915 while melon colored cards apply to those born between October 17 1919 and July 1 1920. The July 1 registration targets men who have reached twenty one since last registration, with aliens between 21 and 36 who entered the United States since October 16 and have not registered eligible to apply. A future additional registration day could use a distinct card color to separate new age groups from older registrants.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William Mather Lewis
Selective Service
Penneylvania
United States
Lewis
Arc
German Navy Chief Otto Schniewind Appointed by Hitler
Adolf Hitler names Admiral Otto Schniewind as chief of naval operations succeeding Admiral Guenther Luetjens who went down with the battleship Bismarck. The appointment comes as Luetjens is presumed lost with his vessel.
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Guenther Luetjens
Bismarck
Otto Schniewind
Dedication Planned for Mobile First Aid Unit
President William Bowen of the New Castle Fire Department’s First Aid Corps oversees the Mobile First Aid Unit funded by public contributions. Plans for a formal dedication are set for next week with two Friday meetings. Night shift workers meet at 10:30 AM Friday. day shift at 8:00 PM Friday to finalize arrangements.
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William Bowen
New Castle
Doctors Warn About Constipation Relief Product
A vintage advertisement urges relief for constipation citing headaches and fatigue. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablet from Dr. Fr Me Edwards of Ohio as a gentle vegetable cleanser that also aids liver bile flow, sold by druggists for 15¢, 30¢, and 60¢.
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Ohio
Me Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Social events and visitors around New Castle PA area
Mrs Laura Wilson hosted a large Saturday party with 18 guests at her home and a 4 o'clock chicken dinner. Attendees included Mrs Edward Lowers, Dorothy Kelley, Beryl Simpson, and many local families. Separate gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Calderwood in Warren Ohio for a birthday and army sendoff, and dinners honoring William Schmid of New Castle and Rev William Parsons of near Orlando Florida.
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Laura Wilson
Edward Lowers
New Castle
Dorothy Kelley
Beryl Simpson
Charles Davis
Gaylord Cameron
Walter Crabbe
Gayland Cameron
Lauretta, Gevas
Cecil
Ralph Downs
David
Robert Calderwood
Warren
BR. W. Calderwood
Howard Calderwood
R. W. Calderwood
Ernest Gallagher
William ©. Schmid
Wiliam C. Schmid
Wiliam Schmid, Jr
Edwin Schmid
Jean
Elizabeth
Mayme Schmid
Rose Schmid
James Murdock
Pittisburgh
Tfulaske
Martha Vaughn
Tinesville
R. C. Bilger
Tia Mae
Amnetta
James Carmick
Sharon
WiHam White
Norman Lehman
Neshannock Falls
William Lehn
Vocational Bible School
L. Ju. Rodgers
Carl Rodgers
Edenburg
Charles Robinson
Alma Robinson
James Black
W. P. Scott
Florida
Miami
Charles Clark
Louis Miles
Sally Lou
Charles
Mildred Thompson
Edwin Thompson
Edwin
First Presbyterian Church
Edgar Tatt
Tate
Presbyterian Church
Charles Slimpson
Hove
Welden Allen
West Middlesex
James Chamberlin
Mississippi
Allen
Lloyd Miichothes
Adam Grell
Methodist
Mitcheltree
Grell
G. D.witums
East Brook Alumni Plan 194] Reunion
East Brook high school alumni will gather for their annual reunion in the East Brook school building Wednesday evening, June 25. William Bliger is in charge of arrangements for the program. Dinner is planned for 65.30, with a show and dance to follow. Reservations should be sent to Miss Victoria Scott, corresponding secretary, New Castle R. F. D. 4.
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East Brook High School
East Brook
William Bliger
Victoria Scott
New Castle R. F. D
Local Missionary Describes India as Land of Extremes
Rev Osborne Crowe of New Wilmington spoke to Lions at The Castleton about India's contrasts. He, a 40 year India mission veteran, said the country is both rich and poor and noted British efforts have improved conditions while debt remains common. The Lions plan a June 24 luncheon with installation of new officers and initiation of new members.
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India
Osborne
Crowe
New Wilmington
Ligns Club
Castleton
Lion Charles Pile
United Presbyterian Chhurch
Harding Thayer
Club Learns To Judge Strawberries at 4-H Roundup
Harold McCulloch the Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Agent spoke at the Little Beaver 4-H club roundup at Ruth and Marjorie McRoberts home. Naomi Steen presided as president and the exhibits of three boxes per member were judged with Ruth McRoberts and Naomi Steen tying for top score of 14 of 15. Mrs. McRoberts hosted a luncheon followed by plans for the next meeting at Lucy and Naomi Steen’s home on June 27.
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Harold McCulloch
Lawrence County Agricultural Extension
Little Beaver
Ruth
Marjorie McRoberts
My. McCulloch
Naomi Steen
Ruth McRoberts
Women Barbers Split in China Union Reform
In Hong Kong the Chinese Barbers' Union faces a three year struggle over women barbers. The union plans dissolution and separate guilds for employers and employees, as women refuse to join, citing restricted hours and minimum charges. Women close by 8 pm. men charge higher prices.
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International News Service
Hong Kong
Goodchild Receives Doctorate At New York University
Chauncey Goodchild son of Mr and Mrs James D Goodchild of 105 East Garfield avenue earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree at New York University in a June 11 ceremony. A Westminster College graduate he has been teaching and studying in New York and will take a teaching post at a Missouri college. Census figures show 1,252,029 bicycles were made in 1833, double the 1955 output of 656,628.
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New York University
Chauncey Goodchild
James D. Goodchild
East Garfield Avenue
Mr. Goodchild
Westminster College
New York
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