Millions Will Be Given Jobs Workers to hear industry rules in recovery drive
Washington June 20 Gen Hugh S Johnson administrator of the national recovery act says rules governing industry will be announced and dates set for hearings with trade associations including steel. He says preliminary survey shows industry ready to comply to help restore stability and that benefits will show by early July.
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International News Service
Washington
America
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Act
Johnson
Wagner
New York
New Wilmington Weekender Ties Visit to Local Kin
New Wilmington residents Mr and Mrs E L Campbell of Painesville Ohio spent the weekend with the latter s parents Mr and Mrs T C Davis of East Neshan nock avenue. William Hamilton Ralph Gilliland and Robert Eagleson left Tuesday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition. Mr and Mrs Harry Klumph enjoyed the rodeo show sponsored by the National Guard at the 28th division reunion in New Castle.
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Klump
National Guard
C. B. White
Nathan Offutt
Harlansburg
J. C. Offutt
Floyd Offutt
Wilbur Patterson
Harold Elliott
Potter
Venango
Volant
Anderson
College Town
New Wilmington
E. L. Campbell
Painesville, C
T. C. Davis
East Neshannock Avenue
William Hamilton
Ralph Gilliland
Robert Eagleson
Chicago
Harry Klumph
28Th Division
New Castle
Increased Demand For Local Stone Is Now In Prospect
The News reports rip rap stone for the Pymatuning Dam highway will be sourced from Neshannock Falls quarries. Workers are on a 100000 ton order for the Espgville Andover highway, and the new dam project will need about 40000 tons, likely adding labor if shipment occurs before cold weather.
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Pymatuning Dam
Neshannock Falls
Esgpville-Andover
Nurses Graduation Rehearsal and Ceremony Planned at First Christian
Nurses from Jameson Memorial Hospital prepare tonight at the First Christian church for Wednesday graduation day June 21. Elizabeth F. Miller will deliver the commencement address with Fred L. Rentz welcoming and Julia Kemperdina presenting the class. A reception follows at the Nurses home adjacent to the hospital.
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First Christian Church
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lawrence County
Elizabeth F. Miller
R. N
Pennsylvania State Board of Nurse Examiners
Fred L. Rentz
Julia Kemperdina
School of Nursing
G. S. Bennett
Goodyear Tires Promise Superior Blowout Protection
The ad touts Goodyear Tires with Supertwist ply material that resists breakdown across all plies, claiming longer life and cooler, safer operation. It cites 97 percent higher mileage in five years for bus fleets, notes rising prices but tire costs staying down, and urges safety through the tire with strong performance claims.
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Goodyear
Local Social News From Pulaski and Area
Dora Cover visits Ellwood friends while W. W. Barris and Dean Tomer return from Kane. Winifred James of New Castle visits Laura Wilson. Earl Fulton hospitalized after sudden illness Friday. Pearl Campbell from New Castle at Sturdevant family home. W. J. McCallister and J. B. Crawford guests of friends in Youngstown and Sharon. A. W. Graham and family host West Middlesex visitors. H. E. Riblet and family from New Castle guests Sunday.
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W. W. Barris
Dean Tomer
Kane
Winifred James
New Castle
Laura Wilson
Earl Fulton
Mercer
Pearl Campbell
Silas Sturdevant
W. J. McCallister
J. B. Crawford
Report Building Industry Shows Big Improvement
The building industry in May shows a sharp upturn, with total construction expenditures up 128.6 percent from April across 761 large cities. May figures exceed April by a rate five times larger than in 1932, and residential construction costs rise 76.6 percent while the number of new residential projects climbs 32.8 percent.
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International News Service
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Plant Distributors End Job This Week
The Lawrence County Emergency Relief board concludes free vegetable plant distribution to help needy families. About 156,950 late cabbage plants reach residents countywide, with 1,360 New Castle families aided. Since seeds began arriving, 5,409 packets, and 207,325 early tomato pepper and cabbage plants were handed out plus late cabbage supplies to gardeners. Garden plots are now in use.
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Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board
East Washington Street
New Castle
Mang And Turpac Back In Prison
John Maug and Edward Turpac lifers again after being returned to Western Penitentiary. Guards escorted them, shackled to detectives, for a year of virtual solitary confinement as punishment for their escape. Crowds gathered outside the jail as the prisoners were moved.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
John Maug
Edward Turpac
Western Penitentiary
Volant Men Plan Extended Trip Through West
Three Volant men Arthur Bradley Keath Pitzer and Richard Patterson will depart next Saturday on a three week motor journey to the world's fair visiting New Mexico California and several western states. They expect the trip to cover about three weeks with travel by automobile and sightseeing along the way.
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Volant
Arthur Bradley
Keath Pitzer
Richard Patterson
New Mexico
California
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