U S Observer Reports On British Aviation Needs
Robert H Hinckley crafting a report for President Roosevelt after a three week observatio n tour of the British Isles. He urges maintaining and expanding US air training and a transatlantic link with Britain, noting Pan American Airways holds the sole US passenger certificate. The memo will cover air raid precautions and converting civil airports for military use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Hermann
Washington
Britain
America
Roosevelt
Robert H. Hinckley
British Isles
Hinckley
United States
England
Archibald Sinclair
London
Montreal
Department of Commerce
Great Britain
Pan-American Airways 18
Atlantic
The Great Game Of Politics and Court Life Change
The piece discusses potential moves after leadership shifts in the judiciary and government. It weighs whether figures like Burmes, Jackson, and Francis Biddle should step into higher roles, including Attorney General, while noting Byrnes' Senate vacancy and the remaining majority dynamics led by Senator Barkley.
Decline of Senate Leaders Leaves White House Short Lede
The text notes Senator Pat Harrison is in a Washington hospital and absent for months. Mr. Byrnes bears most workload, likely through October when the court reconvenes. It warns that without Byrnes, Barkley, or Harrison, administration influence would collapse and few Senate allies remain. Claude Pepper is cited as the most articulate but unpopular as a leader.
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Pat Harrison
Washington Hospital
Mr. Byrnes
Senate
Byrd
White House
Barkley
Byrnes
Harrison
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pants Factory Work Resumed after One Day Strike
Employees of the National Pants Company returned to work after a one day stoppage caused by a wage dispute involving 25 to 30 women workers. Union representatives arrived Tuesday night and the issue was settled, with all workers reporting to their stations at the usual start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Pants Company
International Union
New Castle
Former Ecuadorian persona non grata sails to New York
Arno Halusa, once secretary of the German legation at Quito, Ecuador, arrives in New York aboard the Santa Clara after being declared persona non grata by the South American republic Central Press reports.
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Quito
Ecuador
Arno Halusa
New York
Santa Clara
Union High Faculty Members To Attend Three-Day Meeting
Jay G. Rudolph supervising principal and Don McGrew teacher will attend a three day convention of school and book men at Conneaut Lake. The Western Pennsylvania gathering opens Thursday morning and runs through Saturday with a golf tournament on Saturday. Rudolph plans to enter.
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Jay G. Rudolph
Union Township
Don McGrew
Union High School
Conneaut Lake
Pennnsylvania
Rudolph
What's What At A Glance
A fragment discusses Axis expansion fears in Spain and potential Franco gains in Portugal. It speculates on Portuguese soil, Vichy alignment, and possible US anti Axis actions around Cape Verdes and the Azores, framing Premier Salazar as anxious.
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Spain
Franco
Portugese
Axis
Portugal
United States
Cape Verdes
Azores
Salazar
Big Season Expected At Girl Scout Camp
Local Girl Scouts forecast a strong camp season at the Lawrence County Boy Scout camp near Rose Point from August 10 to 24. Camp committee members include Regina Popp and several co chairs, organizing counselors and staff for two weeks of outdoor activities for 10 to 13 year olds in units of 16 to 20, plus three senior units for 14 and older with specialized focuses in Pioneer Explorers and Waterfront activities.
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Lawrence County
Rose Point
Regina Popp
Clyde Giifillan
Howard Kirk
John BR
Preston
Earl Smith
Harry ©. Sturdevant
George
Slippery Rock
Playground Opens In Seventh Ward For Local Children
An open daily playground on South Liberty Street provides modern equipment funded by a local community group. WPA supervision ensures safe use. The Mahoning Methodist church choir held its weathered picnic in the church Monday with families as guests and committee members organizing the meal and game period. this was the choir’s final gathering until September.
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South Liberty Street
Call
WPA
Mahoning
Kate Costello Hosts Junior Girls Club Meeting
Members of the Junior Girls club of W B A Review 89 met at Kate Costello’s home on Scott Street. Plans included sending president Catherine McOwen to the state convention in Philadelphia on July 7 as delegate. A swimming party and supper were planned for the next meeting at Cascade Park. Hostess served luncheon.
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W.B. A. Review 89
Kate Costello
Scott Street
Catherine McOwen
Philadelphia
Cascade Park
Los Angeles Guest Honored at Party
Mrs L E Parady of Northa Lm arty street hosts friends of Mrs Minnie Parady Crousier visiting from Los Angeles. Cards of 500 provide top honors to Mrs Jo Gates Mrs Flor ence Frey and Helen Carr. Cora Clark wins door prize and helps serve lunch. Crousier receives linen hankies.
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L. E. Parady
Northa Lmarty Street
Minnie Parady Crousier
Los Angeles
Calif
Newell Avenue
Jo Gates
Plorence Frey
Helen Carr
Cora Clark
Nettle Germick
Cramer Directs Camp Rentz Music Camp Counselor Appointed
David Cramer, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Cramer of 729 County Line Street, was named to Camp Fred L Rentz camp counselor staff for the summer. A two time national cornet winner and Senior High School June class member, he will supervise camp music and aid in chapel services. This is his tenth consecutive summer at Camp Rentz and his third as a counselor. General Secretary Robert L Meermans indicated further counselor appointments would be announced shortly.
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David Cramer
M. Leonard £. Cramer
County Line Street
Fred L
Legion Of Honor To Meet Thursday In Cathedral
Commander Chris G Walker of the Legion of Honor of the Valley for New Castle Consistory announced the final spring meeting will be held Thursday evening in the Cathedral. Plans for the annual picnic golf activities and other events will be discussed and a fine lunch is promised by the kitchen committee.
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Chris G. Walker
Legion of Honor of the Valley For
New Castle
Pair Pleads Guilty in Purse Snatching Case
Harold Cox aged 18 and Owen Bickel 21, both Coshocton County, Ohio, were sentenced in Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to two counts of assault with intent and a robbery charge. They had been linked to a string of purse snatchings and faced a murder indictment for the March 10 slaying of Alphonsus Foley, mother of nine, on an East Side street. Cox's 4-year-old wife Jake and companion Eileen Sullivan, 26, await trial in Coshocton on related charges.
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Youngstown
Harold Cox
Owen Bickel
Coskdeton County
Mansfield
David G. Jenkins
Bill
Alphonsus Foley
Cox
Jake
Eileen Sullivan
Coshocton
Junior Odd Fellows Picnic Planned At Stoughton's
Plans are completed for the annual join picnic of David Jameson lodge No. ? and Melissa Fenton club Theta Rina at Stoughton's Beeceh on Saturday June 21. Attendees meet at the IOOF hall between 12:90 and 1:30. Transportation is arranged. Committee: Donald E. McCormick, James R. Donnely, Mont L. Sweesy. Lodge meets Thursday at 8 o'clock with Donald J. Howard presiding. initiation for a class will be conferred under Mant L. Sweesy, PCR, and William Richardson, degree advisor.
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Mont L. Sweesy
David Jameson Lodge
Donald J. Howard
Jules
Mant L. Sweesy
PCR
William Richardson
Hospital Notes From Jameson Memorial and New CastleHospitals
Admitted at Jameson Memorial Hospital are Mrs Louise Black East Brook Mrs Mildred Saul Cunningham Avenue Florence Allen Ellwood City Mrs Mary Lutz South Jenie Chanin Grove is MacKenzie Erst Cora Houk and others with tonsil operations noted for several patients. Discharged include Mrs Mary Lisks Spruce Street Joan Boox Del Ware Avenue and multiple tonsil cases. New Castle Hospital records list admitted patients including Mrs Rose Quimby South Mercer Street Mrs Benkosky Vine Street and others with several ton sil operations. Discharged patients include Mrs Sarah Galbreath Mildred Soung and others.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Louise Black
East Brook
Mildred Saul
Cunningham Avenue
Florence Allen
Ellwood City
Mary Lutz
South
Jenie Chanin
Grove
MacKenzie
Cora Houk
R. PF
Ruth Benz
Ville
John Johns
Spruce Sweet
Joan Boox
del Ware Avenue
Edna Masson
Lowellville
Lucille Hunt
Parversville
Joyce Hamilton
Peterburg
Sara Dandy
East Main Street
New Castle Hospital
Rose Quimby
Mercer Street
Benkosky
Vine Street
Margaret Piccivilla
Lafayette Street
Maisie Pitzer
East
Long Avenue
Elizabet Stoner
McCleary Avenue
Emms Patricia Petrotia
Lafayee Street
Racco
Bible Conference Still In Session At Gospel Tabernacle
Gospel Tabernacle continues its home convention and Bible conference with special music. Tuesday night drew a splendid attendance as Miss Nancy gave a solo. The event includes plans for further meetings during which church members will reflect on historic naval valor and themes of obedience.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Nancy
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