Pan American trade cartel plan eyed by U S
Roosevelt proposed Pan American trade cartel could cost the United States between 250 million and 500 million dollars annually officials said. The plan aims to curb Nazi Fascist influence, backed by a 10 member U S led board to purchase Surpluses across Central and South America, with Havana discussions underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duano
Washington
Roosevelt
United ‘States Treasury
Congress
Italy
Havana
Cuba
inter-American Trading Corpo
North
South America
Hull
The
Treasury
Morgenthau
Agriculture
Wallace
Ssecretary of Commerce
Hopkins
Roosevelts
Americas
Europe
East
Hitler
Germany
Great Britain
United States
New Castle
Local Social News From New Bedford Area
New Bedford residents visit relatives and attend gatherings. Mrs. Herbert Boyd and family of Punxsutawney visit Mrs. Phyllis Boyd. Domestic Science club met at Anna Bailey’s home. Ray Pander of Aliquippa visited his mother Laura Pearson. Rev Edgar Doverspike and Connie dined with Dora Vaughn. Sam Mowry and Elizabeth Klenzing dined with G B Faber in Butler. Hattlette Klenzing returned home from weeks with aunt Mrs Robert McClune of Derry. Bill Moorhouse returned home after two months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Boyd
Punxsutawney
Phyllis Boyd
Domestic Science Club
Anna Bailey
Ray Pander
Ali‘quippa
Laura Pearson
Edgar Doverspike
Connie
Dora Vaughn
Sam. Mowry
Elizabeth Klenzing
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief
Doctors explain kidneys filter blood and remove waste while healthy. Doan's Pills offer relief for backache fatigue swelling and urinary issues, marketed as aiding the 15 miles of kidney tubules to expel poisons from the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Local Calls On Patients In Knoxville And Evans City
Mr and Mrs Moorhouse of Knoxville Tenn visited the ill C A Moore at his home Sunday. Also Mr and Mrs BE A Schoeffel and Mr and Mrs Harry Schoeffel of Evans City called. Mr and Mrs Robert Redmond and son Bob with Mrs Jennie Redmond and Kathryn Redmond spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Redmond of Toronto in NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. ‘Moorhouse
Knoxville
Tenn
BE. A. Schoeffel
Harry Schoeffel
Evans Clby
C. A. Moorehouse
Robert Redmond
Bob
Jennie Redmond
Kathryn Redmond
Frank Redmond
Toronto
Thomas McMillen
Eizabeth Ewert
Sewickley
W. M. Booth
Broomall
Salem
John Grabel
Laura Rhoades
Pittsburgh
William Arbutkle
Ambridge
New Rubber Steel Armor Plate For Planes
Detroit June 20 United States Rubber company has developed a new airplane armor plate made of rubber and steel. In tests the plate withstood shots from various calibers at 200 yards and closer. President F B Davis Jr said it offers 20 percent greater bullet resistance than steel armor of equal weight. The invention promises lighter weight armor enabling faster speed greater maneuverability and longer cruising radius for aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Detroit
United States Rubber Company
F. B. Davis, Jr
Davis
Ruy IN
Landlocked 45000-ton super-dreadnaught revealed
Washington reports a 45000-ton super-dreadnaught being built in Philadelphia is landlocked until a 40 foot channel to the sea is completed. Hearing testimony before the Senate Appropriations Committee notes a 4.25 million dollar rush project to deepen the Delaware River waterway. Senator Nye questions navy engineers about docked ships pending channel work.
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International News Service
Washington
Navy
Philadelphia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Delaware River
Nye
N. D
P. A. Per- Inga
War Department ‘Engineers
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Local Social News Highlights From Highland Heights and Nearby
Illness confines James P. Lanner of Highland Heights to home. T C Gricks couple enjoy Saturday in Pittsburgh. Elizabeth Mason remains home ill. Phyllis Jean Craven visiting Janet. Barkley of Fayette and J L Bradley of Abbotsburg in town visiting Reynolds family. Hart Murphy and East Liverpool relatives weekend visit. Evelyn Murphy visiting cousin Peggy Jean Book in Buller county. Arnold Morris of Erie back home after visiting Floyd Médrris family. Howard Barge family visit at J H McCallister home. George Craven family attend centennial services at Rich Hill church. William and Earl Murphy families spend Sunday at McConnells Mills. George Craven and daughter Sally at Albert Lutz home in Wampum. Donnie Thompson of Harlansburg visiting grandparents Oran Thompson. Harry Jones and family plus Morgan family visit Barge home. Bob Alexander, Art Alexander, Agnes Schubert of Oil City, Roy Shaeffer family Gard ner, Mary Schubert of New Castile guests of Albert Johnson. Today’s Children club meets with Blanche Barron and guests Helen Carr Virginia Barron. Grace Miller receives birthday gift. July meeting planned as Grove City picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Lanner
T. C. Gricks
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth
Mason
Phyllis Jean Craven
Janet. Barkley
Fayette
J. L. Bradley
Abbotsburg
N. Cc
E. Reynolds
Hart Murphy
East Liverpool
Evelyn Murphy
Peggy Jean Book
Buller County
Arnold Morris
Erie
Floyd Médrris
Howard Barge
J. H. McCallister
Sharon
George Craven
Rich. Hill
William Murphy
Earl Murphy
McConnells Mills
Sally
Albert Lutz
Wampu
Donnie Thompson
Harlansburg
Oran Thompson
Harry Jones
Morgan
Bob Alexander
Art Alexander
Agnes Schubert
Oil
City
Roy Shaeffer
Gardner
Mary Schubert
New Castile
Albert Johnson
Blanche Barron
Helen Carr
Virginia Barron
Grace Miller
Grove City
New Castle
Mt Hermon Services and Community News
Mt Hermon holds services Sunday with Sunday school at 10:30 and a sermon at 11:30 by Rev C S Newsom. John White improving after illness at Jameson Memorial hospital. Junior Parrish had tonsils removed there Wednesday. Glenn Stevenson visiting brother Benjamin at Langley Flying field Virginia. Mrs James Book and Doris of New Castle guests of Mr and Mrs Irvin Stevenson last Wednesday. Robert Wilson and daughter Dr Carr of San Diego visiting Miss Margaret Wilson and neighbors. Mr and Mrs Hadley and family of East Liverpool Ohio guests of Ray Parrish Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Newsom
John White
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Junior Parrish
Glenn Stevenson
Benjamin
Langley Flying Field
Virginia
James Book
Doris
New Castle
Irvin Stevenson
Robert Wilson
Dr. Carr
San Diego
Cal
Margaret, Wilson
Hadley and
Familly
East Liverpool
Ohio
Ray Parrish
Visitors and shoppers noted in multiple towns
A long list records ENON VALLEY and New Castle residents and visitors on Saturday and Monday in Beaver Falls Canton and surrounding areas. Names include Oscar Lipp Kathryne Chapin Kept, Zeh family, Kissinger and Shaffer households, McRoberts and Williams groups, and others with locations Pittsburgh Ambridge Sewickley and Beaver Falls cited. The note closes with a reflective line on protecting South Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lipp
New Castle
Henry Zeh
Florence Booth
Carl Zeh
Charles Kale
Lee Straton
Beaver Falls
William Kirch
E. S. Shaffer
Kathryne Chapin
John Hosler
Beaver Valley
Betty Kewle
Charles Kissinger
Clarence Riddle
Jean
Herbert McRoberts
Canton
Mildred Patterson
Dorothy
Ed Williams
Shirley
Perry Highway
Marmola tablets marketed for weight loss for thirty years
Marmala tablets sold to the public for more than thirty years claim to aid weight loss. The ad notes more than twenty million boxes distributed, states Marmala is not a cure all and intended for adults with hypothyroid symptoms but otherwise healthy. It urges consulting a physician for thyroid deficiency and to buy Marmola from a druggist.
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Lawrence Auto Sales CO
Mercer St
Silverman
East Washington’ St
Theo. Speck
New Bedford
Washington St
O Brien
Spencer
Storage Battery & Electric Service Co
Dainty
Glendora
Dole
Duff
Poncey
Midas
Revelation
Musselman's
Valmar
Bartlett Pears
Betty Blue
Edgemont
Crisco
Camay Soap
Ivory
Kirk
Emile
Kirk's Hardwater
Castile
Waxtex
Tom Watson
Musselman’s
My Sam
Oxydol
Sunkist Valencia
Grocers
Highland Heights
MT. Hermon
Enon Valley
Williams
Laura Zich
John Smith
Wilbur Patterson
R. C. Lees
Albert Bango
Levohn Kilch
George Kesel, Jr
G. W. Kesel
Otto
J. O. Fischer
Charles Stritmaier
Paul Kesel
Ed Johnson
Linsey
Columbiana
Porter’s Electric Shop
South-Mill St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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