Six Millions For Air Fleet May Mean Victory For U S
Washington June 19 The administration will seek a record aviation appropriation of 600 million dollars for an unprecedented air fleet to power the war front. Secretary Baker says the plan could spell victory and the program aims for a continuing construction funding to be spent as fast as possible. Congress will face hearings on aeronautics and a department creation bill while committee jurisdiction may clash over the vast funds.
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Washington
War and Navy Departments
Council of National Defense
Baker
War Department
America
Congress
Navy
United States
Germany
Senate
House
Department of Aeronautics
Army
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Hulbert
New York
Stomach Troubles Attributed to Excess Acid
A historical note explains stomach troubles like indigestion gas and heartburn stem from excess stomach acid. It recommends taking a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia after meals or when symptoms appear to neutralize acidity and soothe the stomach, noting magnesia as an effective harmless antacid available in powder or tablet form.
War Budgets Tied to Appropriations Committee
The present session sees both army and navy budgets analyzed by the appropriations committee. They treat these wartime expenditures as deficiency measures under their jurisdiction.
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Army
Navy
Sessonn
Appropriations Committee
Forest Bill May Pass Legislature
The Wild Life League of Pennsylvania moved the Cook forest purchase bill out of committee and toward enactment this session. With broad support and over 300 organizations urging passage, the measure is expected to reach the senate after a house vote this week, aiming to preserve primeval forest as a state park while balancing dog owner rights in a separate license bill.
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Wild Life League of
Pennsylvania
Cook Forest
House
Senate
Wild Life League
Death notices from Edenburg and Ellwood City
Edenburg Pa June 19 William Needler learns of the death of his cousin Frank Shaner formerly of Edenburg now Ellwood City after an operation at Ellwood hospital He will be buried from his Ellwood City home Tuesday William Raub in High Rapids Mich learns of brother Samuel Raub death Three brothers George Charlie of New Middletown and Wilson of Edenburg died earlier and will be buried in Michigan
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Edenburg
William Needler
Frank Shaner
Ellwood City
Shaner
Ellwood Hospital
William Raub
High Rapids
Michigan
Samuel Raub
George
Charlie
New Middletown
Wilson
Edenburg Juvenile Chorus Concert at West Field Grange Hall
The Edenburg juvenile chorus will give a concert in West Field Grange hall on Thursday evening, June 21. The chorus has given several concerts and have met with success each time.
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Edenburg
West Field Grange Hall
Local residents visit relatives and towns over weekend
The Misses Ruth and Margaret Needler of Struthers spent Sunday with grandparents. Jesse Toy drove to Youngstown Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B A McCullough and son Robert of Youngstown visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hofmeister and Miss Edith Hofmeister with Miss Alice Coates were New Castle visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Galanto and baby of Hillsville spent Sunday with Mrs. Galanto’s mother Mrs. Tony Angelo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Park were New Castle visitors Saturday evening. Prof. Paul J. Sweeney of New Castle was a business visitor Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Eakin and children of Hillsville were Edenburg visitors Friday evening. C F Britton of New Castle was a business visitor Friday. Mrs. Nora Kaufman and Mrs. Wm Lions visited Mrs. Heasley in Hillsville Sunday.
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Ruth
Margaret Needler
Struthers
Jesse Toy
Youngstown
B. A. McCullough
Robert
Todd Hofmeister
Edith Hofmeister
Alice Coates
New Castle
Felix Galanto
Baby
Hillsville
Paul J. Sweeney
Delmar Eakin
Edenburg
C. F. Britton
Nora Kaufman
Wm. Lions
Heasley
Man Accidentally Shoots His Wife in Cornersburg
YOUNGSTOWN June 19 Mrs Howard Corll is at Youngstown City hospital with a revolver shot in her left eye from a mishap at the family home in Cornersburg Mahoning county. Mr Corll was cleaning the revolver when it discharged. Mrs Corll will recover and her escape from death is considered miraculous.
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Youngstown
Howard Corll
Youngstown City Hospital
Cornersburg
Mahoning County
Former Guardsmen Told To Register
Former members of the National Guard ages 21 to 30 whose enlistments expired since June 5 must register, under instructions from the War Department. Officials in Harrisburg began plans to locate guardsmen who did not have to register.
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Harrisburg
National Guard
War Department
Guard
Formosa Camphor Industry Expansion Under Japanese Monopoly
Formosa camphor production is a Japanese monopoly. The current camphor afforestation spans 10 650 acres with trees aged between 500 and 1000 years. In the coming years the area is expected to expand substantially.
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Formosa
Japan
Germans Throw More Mud At America
A Dutch newspaper column mocks the United States, suggesting the American symbol be a carrion hawk rather than an eagle. It accuses the American Union of revealing itself as a "filthy bird of rapine" fattening on the corpse decked fields of Europe.
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Amsterdam
Land of ‘Freedom
Europe
M. P.'s Wives Protest At Grille In Commons
London on June 19 wives of members of Parliament signed a letter urging removal of the grille before the ladies gallery in the House of Commons. They complain it is uncomfortable to sit where little can be heard and less seen while debates are said to be far more important than in any other legislative body.
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London
House of Commons
Legislative Assembly
Father John's Medicine Heals Bronchitis in Childrens Case
Mrs. Charles Dupre of Gilbertville Mass reports her daughter survived a severe bronchitis after taking Father John's Medicine. She provides her three children with the tonic for colds, praising its nourishment and safety after more than 60 years of use as a spring tonic rather than a patent medicine.
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John
Father John
Charles Dupre
Gilbertville
Mass
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