Convention At New Wilmington Closes Tonight
The fifty fifth annual Women s General Missionary Society convention of the United Presbyterian Church near New Wilmington closes with devotion and world wide prayers. Officers will be named this afternoon after a session led by Mrs Jevine of Sterling Nas. Nominations and balloting conclude the day with results reported on page two.
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New Wilmington
Women's General Missionary Society
Presbyteria
Jevine
Sterling
Nas
Charles W. Fulton
Pittsburgh
Egypt
Minneche Ha Finney
E. W. Machamer
Ethiopia
Ruth Walker
Kentucky
J.C. Aller
Sudan
Margaret MacClellan
Negro Mission
Cc. S
Gieh
Flora Jameson
India
W. P. Wiegering
Welcome to PA Mutual Insurance delegates in New Castle
Pa News greets attendees as the state convention of the Pennsylvania Association of Mutual Insurance Companies meets in New Castle. Sessions run through Thursday with local scenes noted including a storefront squirrel and police activity on Washington Street as reporters observe downtown activity and the WGMS session at Westminster College aiding the convention.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Washington Street
Daily Weather Report for the United States
Weather figures summarize the M hour period ending Monday five o clock. The report lists maximum temperature, no precipitation, river stage, and minimum temperature with values including 44 for river gauge reading, 67 for minimum temperature, and 0.74 inches of precipitation.
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United States
Firemen Rescue Girl From Waist-High Neshannock Creek
Frightened seven year old Betty Grannis was trapped near the South Street bridge as Neshannock Creek water rose to waist height. Firefighters Harper and Shellogg used a ladder from Central station to lift her to safety on East Washington Street amid a crowd that gathered at the scene.
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Betty Grannis
Neshannock Creek
Southih Street
Washington Street
Podeemer
Hanna
Sigler
Charles
Connot
Central
Harper
Shellogg
State Insurance Convention Opens in Lebanon Pa
The three day State Insurance Convention of the Pennsylvania State Association of Mutual Insurance Companies opens in Lebanon at The Castleton with formal ceremonies led by Mayor Charles E. McGrath and President James E. Walters. Delegates number about 200 and will hear reports from state secretary and treasurer.
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Charles E. McGrath
James E. Walter
Lebanon
Pennsylvania State Association of Matural Insurance Companies
Castleton
Gavel
McGrath
Henry B. Gibbes
Luiis
Walters
Migs Olive Miller
Rotarian Talk by Louis E. Graham at Castleton Luncheon
New Castle Rotarians heard Louis E. Graham of Beaver former U S district attorney at Pittsburgh praise the U S Constitution as the charter of liberties and the force behind democracy. He was introduced by Charles G. Andrews and joined by a Beaver town delegation including Fred W. Patterson and others. Continued on page two.
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New Castle
Louis E. Graham
Beaver
United States
Pittsburgh
Castleton
Graham
Charles G. Andrews
Beavertoll
Fred W. Patterson
William Cunningham
Frank D. Hart
Alfred M. Webster
James H. Dudley
J. W. Powell
W. R. Jeffreys
E. L. Freeland
Governor Benson Likely Defeated in Minnesota Primary
Hyviiar Peterson challenged Gov Elmer A Benson in Minnesota s gubernatorial primary campaign without labor party endorsement. Early returns show Benson leading with about 99,687 votes to Peterson s 20,000 plus margin. Roosevelt era supporters and Farmer Labor party ties noted as key context.
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Intermittant
Minneapolis
Minn
Girl Drowns In Shenango River In Worthington Township
Dorothy Joan Madison aged seventeen daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Madison of Worthington Neshannock Township went with friends to bathe in the Shenango River near the New Castle Water Company pumping station. The water deepened suddenly and she was swept downstream despite efforts by companions and a nearby fisherman. Her body surfaced several times before finally being recovered at about 4 35 p m. Police and firemen responded and the rescue was continued on page two.
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Lawrence County
Dorothy Joan Madison
James A. Madison
Worthington Svogue
Neshannock Township
Shenango River
City of New Castle Water Company
Ald
Marjorié
Catherine
Orpha
Kelly
Betty Kenehan
Dorothy
George Washington School
Pool
Mabe
Latte Betty
Betty
Tommy Vauehn
Wilmington Avenue
Flinner
Gas Company Employes Outing Planned for June 25
Officials of the Manufacturers' Light and Heat Company announce an annual outing for office and plant employees and their families. Activities include swimming and other sports in the afternoon, with square and round dancing in the evening. Cassie Brothers chairs the committee with assistants Quinn Ferree Jefferies Scanlon Rosen Brinton.
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Manufacturers' Light & Heat Company
Sappery Rock Creek
Elliott's Mills
Cassie Brothers
Francis J. Quinn
Ralph Ferree
H. W. Jefferies
P. A. Scanlon
A Rosen
J. P. Brinton
No Agreement In Pittsburgh Strike
Third meeting between publishers of Pittsburgh’s two afternoon newspapers and striking business department employees was postponed until late afternoon due to the absence of counsel Joan RR Frankel. The delay follows earlier scheduling conflicts and concerns over negotiation attendance.
Armory in Cascady Park Praised as Finest In State
Brigadier General Edward C. Mars tin completed an inspection of the Joseph W Cunningham Armory in Cascady Park. Colonel John W Woodend accompanied him as he conducts periodic inspections since its start. Planning now includes grading, walks, driveways, and landscaping.
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Joseph W Cunningham
Cascady Park
Edward C. Marstin
John W Woodend
Constitution Day Observed Across Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania marks 150th birthday of the Constitution with four day statewide ceremonies. Ratification Day events in Philadelphia Altoona and Pittsburgh include street name changes and a 1 pm whistle salute. A Philadelphia ceremony at Congress Hall features a stamp first day and a grand parade. Governor Earle and officials participate with services at Independence Hall.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Old Congress Hall
George Ti. Earle
Sumner Welles
Sol Bloom
New York
Independence Hall
Lie National Shrine
Earle
Plan To Build Twelve Miles Of New Highway
Lawrence County will see twelve miles of new highway built by the state highway department this summer. County Superintendent John B. Shaw announced the plan and $125,000 has been allotted. All work will be blacktop and a new bridge across Slippery Rock Creek to replace Harris Bridge will also begin this summer. Plans are being developed in Harrisburg.
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State Highway Department
Lawrence County
John B. Shaw
Durty
Slippery Rock Creek
Harris Bridge
Engle
Harrisburg
Patterson Named Toastmaster for Alumni Reunion
Mrs. Charles B. Allen announces Adlornes Clarence A Patterson a 1815 class member and State Workmen's Compensation Board counsel will serve as toastmaster for New Castle High School Alumni Association annual reunion at The Cathedral Friday evening. Program features 6:30 dinner, alumni talks, Ruth Lewis Crow directed entertainment, and dancing with ticket sales ending at midweek.
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Charles B. Allen
New Castle High School Alumni Association
Clarence A Patterson
State Workmen's Compensation Board
Ruth Lewis Crow
Midiaikh
Asso- NR
Earl T. Rams
PF. Ll. Orth
Mass Marjorie Rhodes
Juice Pol
Charles E. Allen
Alfred H. Owens
Dela Vaughn
John BD. Kennedy
Paul F. Bulz
Ethel Reatz Fervor
H. C. Glimore
Raymond ¢. Lita
Charles A. Patterson
Day J. Reed
Ralph A. Cooper
Edwin C. Wilson
Richard Gilmore
Ed. Capitola
Louis Hough
Jim Riggins
Tom Garey
Frank Robinson
Ben Schnebly
Francis Gregor
Mellon Dispute Settled By U S Government
Washington June 21 the long standing tax dispute between the federal government and the estate of former secretary of the treasury Andrew W Mellon was settled when the internal revenue service arrived to accept 558000 The agreement provides no further appeal by either side to the courts The settlement covers 1931 tax deficiencies totaling 48580949 plus 182220 interest.
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Titerantinaal News Seopyice
Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Formr
the Treasury
Internal Revenue Durent
Bodies Of Eight Victims Of Wreck Unidentified
Eight bodies recovered from a Montana railroad wreck near Miles City and Custer Creek. Officials reported 48 dead overall with 23 identified. local morgues hold additional victims as search efforts continue. Names and exact identities remain unconfirmed amid the continuing crash investigation.
Aliquippa Blast Endangers Local Woman
A home bombing in Aliquippa damaged the front porch and shattered windows at Edward Johns’s house. Five people were inside including visitor Mrs. Saray Uiths of New Castle. no injuries were reported.
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Aliquippa
Sarah Griffiths
Edward Johns
Tarnpow Hee Today Agd
Saray Uiths
New Castle
Governor Barrows Renominated In Maine Primary
Maine voters renominated Governor Lewis O. Barrows as the Republican candidate in a quick August primary. Barrows defeated State Senator Roy L. Fernald by a large margin in a total Maine turnout near 700,000 as three of Maine’s congressmen were renominated. Brann ran unopposed. Acting postmasters were appointed elsewhere, including Donald R. Briggs in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Augusta
Maine
Lewis O. Barrows
Thon
Agaliet
Pais J. Brit
G. O. PL
Fon
Barrows
Roy L. Fernald
Republic
Brann
Invasion Threat Made By Germany
In a confused international wire service report the threat from Germany is discussed with reference to wartime actions. The piece hints at military moves and diplomatic strain, mentioning various countries and leaders while noting ongoing tensions and preparations.
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Germany
Exchange Club Names Dr Smith New Castle Leader
The Exchange Club elected Dr. Smith as president at a Monday evening meeting in the Elks Club. Other officers and board members were named, with several members from Brunswick and nearby areas listed among the officials. The group slated future meetings for Monday evenings at 6 42.
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Exchange Club
Dr. Smith
de H. MM. South
New Castle
Elks Club Morty Milltreet
Swink
Ie Meuks J. RK
ADK Sol Ve
Shunies Brunswick
Creas Sam
Gil Brown
James
Death Notice for 72 Year Old Marry J Moore in Ohio
Tuesday obituary note lists 72 year old Marry J Moore of Youngstown Ohio. Included are names Mrs Eliasbeth Vin Gouler Ba Monne and Dorothy, with address 17 Worthington Avenue.
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J. Moore
Youngatown
Ohio
Eliasbeth Vin Gouler
Ba Monne
Dorothy Dauun Magiset
Worthington Avenue
Attorney General Seeks To Direct Grand Jury Probe
Harrisburg reports the attorney general seeks to direct a grand jury probe into alleged state government corruption. Judge Schaeffer earlier declined to withdraw Shelley from the process. The proposal aims to empower a formal investigation, with district attorneys supportive and Shelley's replacement sought amid ongoing controversy.
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Harrisburg
Shelley
H. Barie
Fifteen More In Espionage Ring
A terse notice reports fifteen more names linked to an espionage ring. The fragment hints at many others involved and notes ongoing investigations with a continuation on page two.
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U. P
Panewc
Highland Avenue
WGMS
Wrestmn College
Daily Weather Report
Beaver Man
U.S
Benson
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Dorothy Madison
Montana
Chicago
Seattle
Tacoma
Martin
Patterson
Mellon
U. S
Solberey
Milfs City
Mant
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Pauls
Custer Clerk
Curopee
Nawe
Miles City
Mont
Mortuarias
Feluin
Bodies Bros
St. Paul Seager
Yellowstone River
Coster Creek
Warren
Warren, Pa
Donald R. Briggs
Tech
UR. Krnickerboc
Kamil Kretia
Dauphin County
Arthur Mometer
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