Westfield Plans Second Annual Horse and Cattle Show
Westfield hosts its second annual show with a home coming picnic. Exhibits include Jersey Guernsey Holstein and Short Horn cattle with grade entries and varied horse classes. Judges are Ross M. Gridley and E. B. Fitts with committees led by J. W. Martin and W. Davis.
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WestField
Geo. Mark's Woorls
Westfield Grange
Jersey
Guernsey
W. R. Fox
John Benson
George Clark
Harry Emery
Wm. Davis
H. L. McCurley
N. R. Duff
Willis Gwin
F. W. Martin
Earl Cox
J. A. Dawson
Harold Wallace
Seldon Byers
NRA achievements stir voters as Congress backs White House
The Lowing Herd of Congressmen and President Roosevelt praise NRA gains and recovery signals. Production up across manufacturing and energy, auto sales surge from 1933 to 1934, and advertising and trade rise. Licensing power lapsed without renewal, leaving enforcement to broader policy.
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White House
Congress
Roosevelt
West Virginia
NRA
United States
United States and French views on war and law in 1934 debate
The piece cites Gen Johnson on self governed industry without licensing, Senate limits on RFC expenditure, a Long Island court ruling against a Christian Scientist plaintiff, and French reaction to Mussolini Hitler talks. It notes France approving three thousand million francs for defense, while predicting how nations might avoid or pursue war. the column ends with a copyright notice.
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Johnson
Senate
Panama Canal
Huey Long
Mineola
Long Island
Lucy F. Kirk
Paul Banynge
France
Hitler
Mussolini
King Features Synd.,.Inc
Former Residents Return For Visit By Noted Family
Superintendent G West of the Delaware Givisit of the Pennsyl vane railroad arrives in New Castle with Mrs West and daughter Jean for a visit to Mr and Mrs Charles B Piester on Sheridan avenue. The West family formerly led the E and A division and Jean will join Camp Hast Brook of the YWCA for a vacation outing today.
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West
Delaware
Givisit
Pennsylvane
Death Notice for William Davies of Youngstown
Welsh community in New Castle receives notice of William Davies a bricklayer born in Morrisstown Wales who lived in Youngstown United States for 50 years Readers note his frequent visits and ties to Welsh friends in New Castle His wife and young son are vacationing in Bangor Pa Rev Rees Williams plans to join wife and child soon Emmanuel Baptist Church held a sermon and communion Last Saturday evening Star of Wales lodge No 60 True Ivorites of America met with notable agenda items
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Lliam A. Johns
Brython
William Davies
Youngs
New Castle
Mr. Davies
Morrisstown
South Wales
United States
Youngstown
Benjamin Jones
East Reynolds Street
Llewellyn Thomas
South Mercer Street
Rees T. Wiliams
Star of Wales Lodge No. 60
True Ivorites of America
Local lodge plans annual convention and family news
Griffith Philips presided as officers were present for preparations for the coming annual convention in Rome New York. Daniel Hughes is nominated for Grand Secretary. Mrs William Phillips has recovered and plans a grand reception for her son William John Phillips visiting from California. Florence Jenkins and Walter Cope plan a England Wales honeymoon sailing June 3 26 from New York City to meet Mrs Cope's father in Swansea, Wales. Mr Jenkins has been in Wales since Christmas.
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Ing
Griffith Philips
Order
Rome
N.Y
Daniel Hughes
William Phillips
Fast Reynolds Street
William John Phillips
California
Pacific Railroad
Florence Jenkins
William C. Jenkins
Delaware Avenue
Walter. Cope
England
Wales
New York City
Juror Macintosh Named for Millen-Paber Murder Trial
Norfolk County authorities may need travel to locate Frederick P Macintosh, a Byrd expedition member at Little America, as a prospective juror in the Millen-Paber murder case. The description notes a strong-willed woman allergic to mismatched furniture and headwear.
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Arctic
Milton
Mass
Norfolk County
Frederick P. Macintosh
Local Legion Auxiliary and Batte ry B reunion plans noted
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Earl J. Watt post American Legion held a Fidac program with talks on Fidac and education. Four county officers and Slippery Rock unit guests spoke. Reports from the Sheron meeting were given. Next meeting June 25 will elect new officers followed by a children's poppy party. Also Hamill society and Ever Willing circle meet. Battery B reunion set for June 28 with noon picnic. committees named. choir practice at United Presbyterian Church on June 21. MT JACKSON NOTES mention Portsmouth employment and visits from Cleveland guests.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Earl J. Watt Post American Legion
Legion
Genevieve Lag
Helen Kinney
England
Beth ~iWer
Helen Wallis
Dennison
McMullen
Slippery Rock
Sheron
Gertrude Kelley
Hamill Society
Iva M. Hamill Society
Joseph Gilmore
Emma Gibson
Battery B
Legion Home
Mae Pitts
Belle Kerr
Sarah Belle Gibson
Beth Martin
Edna Baird
Sarah McCord
Ida Anderson
Anna Bail
Hattie Lusk
Nettie Weitz
South Side Board Scheduled Tonight at Smith's Drug Store
South Side Board of Directors will hold an important meeting tonight at o clock in Smith's drug store on South Mill street. The notice notes the gathering as significant and advises residents to attend.
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South Side Board
Smith's Drug Store
South Mill Street
South Side Board of Directors
Home Service Department
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Portsmouth
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