Solemn Mass Marks Fiftieth Year of Missionary Relatrices
On Sunday June 25 at 11 o'clock a solemn high mass will be celebrated at St. Vitus for the Sisters of the Missionary Relatrices of the Sacred Heart on their 50th anniversary. Rev. Fr. DeMita will be arch pries t, with Rev. Fr. Inteso celebrant and Rev. Fr. Watterson deacon. The Mass honors the order founded in 1894 in Tuscany and now with 22 U S homes, 34 in South America, 100 in Italy.
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St. Vitus Burchu
Sacred Heart
St. Vitus
Order
Nicholas DeMita
Albert M. Inteso
Leo S. Watterson
St. Mary's Church
Vincent O Donnell
New Castle Hospital
James Kernan
St. Margarets Church
Dante DeLilio
Albert Inteso
Tuscany
Maly
Cielia Merton
Boston
South America
Italy
Aegean
Missionary Relatrices
Sacred Heart Order
Henrietta
Olga
Angela
Thildeparde
Sisters of
Ellwood City
St. Vitus Church
Missionary Talk At R P Church Sunday
Miss Cecelia Lewis, returned missionary from French West Africa, speaks at the Reformed Presbyterian Church Oak Street. She discusses her native work, shows local costumes and field artifacts. The event is part of the Vacation Bible School program directed by Rev. Anthony Pagley with pupils participating.
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Cecelia Lewis
French West Africa
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Oak Street
Calvary Gospel Tabernacle
Anna Dodds
Slcohol
Geraldine Hare
Ella Kincaid
Binghamton Bible School
Anthony Pagley
E. A. Crooks
Dorothy Hotler
Two Majors Tie For Ace Honors In Southwest Pacific
Majors Jay Robbins of Coolidge Texas and Thomas Mc Guire of San Antonio Texas tied as top aces in the Southwest Pacific after Robbins downed two Zeros to reach 20 enemy planes and McGuire scored a bomber and fighter for the same total. Maj. Richard Bone of Poplar Wisconsin had 27 Jap planes before transferring for special training. Major Merv Smith of Northeast, Pennsylvania was noted for a dive bomber victory.
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Fifth Air Force
Dutch New Guinea
Jay Robbins
Coolidge
Tex
Thomas McGuire
San Antonio
Southwest Pacific
Merv Smith
Northeast
Pennsylvania Baby Chicks Output Falls in April Report
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service notes April commercial chick output in Pennsylvania declined, with weak May and June orders and light demand for Leghorn pullets after early May. Many hatcheries trimmed herds, some sold chicks below egg cost, and small flocks under 400 dominate the industry amid feed and labor shortages.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Design Changes Are Recommended For Liberty Ships
A House merchant marine subcommittee report after a 16 month investigation recommends a three point plan to curb steel plate fractures in Liberty ships. It notes 219 of 2570 ships affected and five ships lost with 11 lives. Improvements in welding, higher quality steel, and design changes are urged.
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Washington
INS
House
Merchant Marine
Government Uses New Type Plane For Commercial Travel
The White House announced a specially fitted long distance plane built for government missions may be used for international travel. Presidential Secretary Stephen T Early said it serves routine government tasks and is not built solely for the president. A Douglas Co plane with an elevator and a remodeled C-54 Skymaster are involved in the program.
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Washington
White House
Egovernment
Stephen T Early
Douglas Co
Air Transport Command
Gun Plants Will Suffer Cutbacks
A July 1 contract cutback reduces 50 caliber aircraft gun production at seven plants. Colt Firearms in Hartford suffers about 40 percent loss, with Savage Arms in Utica, Brown-Lipe-Chapin GM in Syracuse, and Frigidaire in Dayton also affected.
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Washington
INS
Colt Firearms Co
Hartford
Urge Householders To Get Coal Early
PHILADELPHIA June 21 Edwin L Willson regional solid fuels administrator warns that household coal should be stockpiled this summer to avert a severe next winter shortage. He urges consumers to obtain coal and also consider coke and soft coal along with anthracite.
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Philadelphia
Edwin L. Willson
Willson
Military ballot canvass tallies 2298 service members named
A list of 2298 service men and women eligible for a military ballot was turned in to the Permanent Registration office per A. Lewis Conn. By July 7 the canvas should be complete and the list handed to the military registrar. On July 7 judges and election inspectors will register qualified voters 21 or older at the polls. Residents already canvassed need not vote. missed names can still be registered.
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Office of Permanent Registration
A. Lewis Conn
Three Conferences Planned At Grove City College
Three conferences are scheduled at Grove City College this summer with others arranged locally. The report notes the annual house party of the Western Pennsylvania Baptist Church also on the calendar.
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Grove City
Grove City College
Western Pennsylvania Baptist
Women's Association and youth groups coming to Grove City
The Women’s Association will be held here June 26 to 29. Tri State district young religious groups will visit in two groups July 3 to 10 and July 10 to 17. All delegations will be housed on the upper campus.
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Women
Tri -State
Grove City
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