U S Observer Reports on British Aviation Needs for Roosevelt
Robert H Hinckley Assistant Secretary of Commerce in charge of aeronautics prepared a report for President Roosevelt after a three week observation tour of Britain. He urged maintaining and expanding pilot training in the United States and cited plans to train British flyers here. He supported a transatlantic route and outlined air raid precaution and civil airport to military use conversion measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Hermann
United States
England
Hinckley
British Isles
Archibald Sinclair
London
Montreal
Department of Commerce
Washington
Great Britain
Pan-American Airways
Atlantic
The Great Game Of Politics And White House Leadership
The piece argues Byrnes must avoid undercover manipulation and stay in the Senate or join the court, predicting Attorney General succession for Biddle. It notes leadership void if Byrnes departs, with Barkley Harrison and Byrd as obstacles and Pepper as a reluctant alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Biddle
Byrnes
Senate
Barkley
Byrd
White House
Harrison
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pants Factory Work Resumed After Wage Dispute
Employees of the National Pants company returned to work after a one day stoppage caused by a wage increase dispute with 25 to 30 women workers. Representatives of the international union arrived Tuesday night and the matter was quickly settled, with workers resuming at the usual starting time today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Pants Company
International Union
New Castle
Former Ecuador persona non grata arrives in New York
Arno Halusa former secretary of the German legation at Quito arrives in New York aboard the liner Santa Clara after being declared persona non grata by Ecuador. Central Press reports the event as a diplomatic note between Germany and Ecuador surrounding the consul’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Arno Halusa
New York
Santa Clara
Central Press
Union High Faculty Attend Three Day Western Pennsylvania Convention
Jay G. Rudolph supervising principal and Don McGrew teacher will attend a three day convention of school and book men at Conneaut Lake. The event for school representatives in Western Pennsylvania runs Thursday to Saturday with a golf tournament on Saturday in which Rudolph plans to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay G. Rudolph
Union Township
Don McGrew
Union High School
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania
Rudolph
Axis plans loom as Franco eyes Portugal power grab
The passage argues Franco may seize Portugal with Axis aid or consent, while Spain and Caudillo Franco press forward. It speculates Axis occupation of Cape Verdes and the Azores could invite Portuguese approval, increasing pressure on Premier Salazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Franco
Axis
Portugal
United States
Cape Verdes
Azores
Salazar
Petersons Ointment Advertises Eczema Relief
An old ad promotes Petersons Ointment for eczema itching and red blotches with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It also claims effectiveness for itching feet and cracks between toes and lists a 35 cent price at all druggists.
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Peterson
Big Season Foreseen at Lawrence County Girl Scout Camp
The Lawrence County Girl Scout camp near Rose Point opens August 10 with a two week program ending August 24. Camp committee members led by Regina Popp recruit counselors, plan units for ages 10 to 13 and older girls, and outline activities in woodcraft swimming archery boating cooking and dramatic arts.
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Lawrence County
Rose Point
Regina Popp
Clyde Gilfillan
Howard Kirk, Jr
John R. Preston
Earl Smith
Harry O. Sturdevant
George Ward
Helen Wilson
Helen MacLean
Explorers
Slippery Rock Creek
Playground Open For Children In Seventh Ward
The South Liberty street playground is now fully equipped and open daily for district youngsters. A community group funded the equipment years ago and WPA supervision ensures a safe, well managed visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Liberty Street
WPA
Los Angeles Guest Honored At Party In North Liberty
Mrs. L. E. Parady hosted a small social in North Liberty Street for Mrs. Minnie Parady Crousier visiting from Los Angeles. Cards of 500 were played with high scores earned by Mrs. Jo Gates, Mrs. Florence Frey, and Helen Carr. door prize went to Mrs. Cora Clark. Lunch followed, prepared by the hostess with help from Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Nellie Germick. Mrs. Crousier received a linen hankie collection as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Parady
North Liberty Street
Minnie Parady Crousier
Los Angeles
Calif
Newell Avenue
Jo Gates
Florence Frey
Helen Carr
Cora Clark
Nellie Germick
Choir Picnic Held at Mahoning Church
Bad weather forced the Mahoning Methodist church choir picnic to stay inside the church Monday evening. Family guests attended the dinner arranged by Mrs. Ralph Scowden and Mrs. Alice McClure, followed by a game period. The dinner committee included Harriet Leight Verlee Mauermann June Johnson and William Howard. This was the choir's last meeting until September.
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Mahoning
Members of W E A Review 89 Plan Philadelphia Delegate Trip
The Junior Girls club of W E A Review 89 met at Kate Costello Scott street to elect Catherine McOwen as a delegate to the state convention in Philadelphia on July 7. They arranged a swimming party and supper for the next meeting at Cascade Park and enjoyed luncheon hosted by the hostess. East Cherry street bridge repairs are urged by county commissioners due to loose floor planks, weak approaches, and rusted iron work. Edwin McBride, Mahoningtown Post Office superintendent, is on vacation while William Peterson from the uptown office assists at the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. A. Review 89
Kate Costello
Scott Street
Catherine McOwen
Philadelphia
Cascade Park
East Cherry Street
Edwin McBride
Mahoningtown
William Peterson
Uptown
Mail Route Shifts During Two Week Vacation
Jess Boak of Mahoning town R. D. 7 takes a two week vacation while John Brewster carries his mail route.
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Jess Boak
Mahoningtown R. D. 7
John Brewster
Road users warn of rough East Cherry crossings
Motorists report East Cherry street railroad crossings are in rough condition and pose hazards to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cherry Street
Local Residents Depart for Out-of-State Trips
Erina Patricia Perrotta of 212 South Lafayette Street is admitted to New Castle hospital. Mrs. Margaret Piccirillo, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown and their son Billy, and Mrs. G. H. Cook of Newell Avenue plan a trip to New Haven Connecticut. Mrs. Minnie Crosier Parady departs for Louisiana after a month with her mother on Newell Avenue and other relatives.
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Erina Patricia Perrotta
South
Lafayette Street
New Castle Hospital
Margaret Piccirillo
Arthur Brown
Billy
G. H. Cook
Newell Avenue
New Haven
Conn
Minnie Crosier Parady
Louisiana
Parady
Cramer Appointed to Camp Rentz Staff
David Cramer son of Mr and Mrs Leonard E Cramer 729 County Line Street is named to the Camp Fred L Rentz counselor staff for the coming summer. He will supervise camp music and assist in chapel services. This is his tenth summer at Camp Rentz and third as a counselor. General Secretary Robert L Meermans of the Y says more counselor appointments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cramer
Leonard E. Cramer
County Line Street
Fred L. Rentz
Cramer
Camp Rentz
Robert L. Meermans
Legion Of Honor To Meet Thursday In Cathedral
Commander Chris G Walker announced the final spring meeting of the Legion of Honor of the Valley of New Castle O Consistory will be held Thursday evening in the Cathedral. Plans for the annual picnic golf activities and other events will be discussed plus a lunch prepared by the kitchen committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris G. Walker
Legion of Honor of the Valley of
Purse Snatching Pair Sentenced After Guilty Pleas
Harold Cox and Owen Bickel of Coshocton County were sentenced to determinate terms in Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to assault with intent to rob and robbery. They faced a pending murder indictment in the March 10 killing of Mrs. Alphonsus Foley. Cox's wife Jane, 14, and Eileen Sullivan, 16, also face purse-snatching charges.
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Youngstown
Harold Cox
Owen Bickel
Coshocton County
Mansfield Reformatory
David G. Jenkins
Alphonsus Foley
Cox
Jane
Eileen Sullivan
Coshocton
Junior Odd Fellows Plan Annual Picnic at Stoughton's Beach
Final plans are set for the joint picnic of David Jameson lodge No. 9 and Melissa Fenton club No. 5 Theta Rho at Stoughton's Beach on Saturday June 21. Attendees meet at the IOOF hall between 12 30 and 1 30 p m for transportation. Committee: Donald E. McCormick chairman James R. Donnelly Mont L. Sweesy. David Jameson lodge also meets Thursday at 8 p m with Donald J. Howard presiding and an initiation for a class by the degree team led by Mont L. Sweesy and William Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jameson Lodge
Melissa Fenton Club
Theta Rho
Stoughton’s Beach
I. O. O. F. Hall
Donald E. McCormick
James R. Donnelly
Mont L. Sweesy
Hospital notes from Jameson Memorial Hospital
List of admitted and discharged patients including names and addresses across several towns. Mentions tonsil operations for multiple patients and notes Mrs. Louise Black Mrs. Mildred Saul Mrs. Florence Allen among others. Discharges include Rocco Commesso and Margaret Nassif with listed addresses and other patients.
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Louise Black
East Brook
Mildred Saul
Cunningham Avenue
Florence Allen
Ellwood City
Mary Lutz
South Bay Street
Jennie Chapin
Grove City
Phyllis MacKenzie
East Reynolds Street
Cora Houk
R. F D
Ruth Benz
Linesvile
John Johnston
Lorain Avenue
Ayn Hough
North Cascade
George Snyder
Johnstown
Mary
Local Residents Named in Admitted List
Admitted residents include Mrs. Rose Quimby of 922 South Mercer Street Mrs. Marian Benkosky of 412 Vine Street Mrs. Margaret Piccirillo of 202 South La Fayette Street and Mrs. Maisie Pitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Quimby
South
Mercer Street
Marian Benkosky
Vine Street
Margaret Piccirillo
Lafayette Street
Maisie Pitzer
Bible Conference Still In Session At Gospel Tabernacle
Rev. Fred Henry of Harrisburg will lead another Bible study and discussion at the home convention and Bible conference on Pear Son Street. Special music is planned and Miss Nancy Mack gave a vocal solo Tuesday evening. After the convention, painting and renovating of the church are planned. The item notes a cautionary moral about obedience.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Pear- Son Street
Fred Henry
Harrisburg
Nancy Mack
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