Resignations Take Airmen From Army
War Department reports show a high rate of resignations among officers, with aviation officers disproportionately leaving. West Point output lags behind losses. many second lieutenants resign for higher pay, faster promotion, or non flying command. Cost to educate officers and reduced force sizes compound the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams, Neal
International News Service
T M Ashington
West Point Military Academy
Army
West Point
War Department
Air Service Officers’ Corps
Air Branch
Billy” Mitchell
Regular Army
Over 5,000 Dogs Licensed in Lawrence County
Figures from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture show more than 5,516 dogs licensed in Lawrence County as of May 1 this year. Secretary F. P. Willis prepared the report, noting a substantial rise from 1925 for the same period. Statewide total reaches 400,835 dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
F. P. Willis
Preaching Services At Mt. Herman Church
There will be preaching services at Mt. Herman Church next Sunday morning at 10 30 conducted by Rev. McGregory of Pittsburgh Pa. Sunday school will follow the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Church
Rev
McGregory
Pittsburgh
White family reunion at Willard Grange hall
The White reunion will be held at the Willard Grange hall on Thursday June 24 with dinner served early. Neighbors and friends are invited to attend.
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Willard Grange Hall
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Wilkinsburg and Nearby
Mrs. Byrd Smith of Wilkinsburg Pa visits sister Mrs. Margaret Shaw and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kildoo visit Mrs. Kildoo's parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McConnell of New Wilmington. Mrs. Viola Boak and daughter Effie visit Mrs. Cora McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoner of New Castle call on Mr. and Mrs. O H Boak. Mr. and Mrs. George Dean Jr and family spend Sunday with FE J Boak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd Smith
Wilkinsburg
Margaret Shaw
Lloyd Kildoo
Lewis McConnell
New Wilmington
Viola Boak
Effie
Cora McConnell
Charles Stoner
New Caestle
O. H. Boak
George Dean, Jr
FE. J. Boak
Cross-Word Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
The page lists a large mixed crossword puzzle with numerous horizontal and vertical clue numbers, including entries for evident, tropical fruit tree, disengage, Brazilian coin, Greek god of love, and many more across both sections. It also notes “THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE” and ends with “Together.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Slay Leopard Which Killed 125 Persons
London report recounts the hunt for a leopard in Western Garhwal that killed 125 people in seven years. Despite traps, gun sets, and poison, the savannah predator evaded capture until finally slain by hunters in Naini Tal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Naini Tal
Allahabad
Garhwal
Leopard slain after ten week hunt near Naini Tal
Captain Corbett tracked a seven foot ten inch leopard in April at Naini Tal. After ten nights of baited observation and a night sighting with an electric torch, the leopard fell into a ravine and died from blood loss within a hole. The aged beast measured seven feet ten inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Corbett
Naini Tal
Small Boy Reports False Fire Alarm by Mistake
Lysol Haddad, a 3 year old, turned in a fire alarm from box 56 at 5:30 PM near Long avenue and Polk avenue. A district man stopped him before a second alarm could be sent. the boy stood on his Kiddy Kar as he activated the alarm.
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Little Lysol Haddad
Long Avenue
Pollock Avenue
Paraffine Fire Damages Home On Croton Avenue
Firefighters responded to box 86 at the home of M. B. Lyle 1027 1 2 Croton avenue shortly before 3 pm Monday. A melted paraffin spill on the kitchen stove boiled over, causing a brisk blaze that spread to an adjoining room and caused about 150 dollars in damage before being controlled. A line about strikes follows as a separate thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Lyle
Croton Avenue
Misses Olive Leeper and Bessie Hofmeister Visit Slippery Rock
Edensburg notes list visits and guests including Olive Leeper and Bessie Hofmeister from Slippery Rock State Normal with many local families visiting in town over the weekend. The column records relatives and friends from New Castle Niles Ashtabula Youngstown Masury Lowellville and Plainfield along with social calls and dinners. Real happiness doesn't cost a cent, but trying to keep up with neighbors does.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Leeper
Bessie Hofmeister
Slippery Rock State Normal
Amos Texter
Niles, O
Henrietta Richard Harry Weakley
Plainfield
N. J
Harry W. Park
Harry Coates
New Castle
Frank Coates
Tod Hofmeister
Ashtabula
John Ashton
Lowellville
Laura Coates
Clare Hoover
Masury
Harry Weakley
R. C. Weakley
Youngstown O
J. R. McGuire
Lucille
Iron Walter
Mary Glen
Thos. McGraw
C. V. Mack
Betty
Alice
Priscilla Stanley
Ford Book
I. Leeper
I. M. Hofmeister
Slippery Rock
Mayme Ashton
Forrest Raub
June
Albert Wigton
Oil record corrected for Studebaker cross country run
The New Castle News corrects a cross country oil consumption report, stating the Studebaker used 11 quarts of Pennzoil motor oil, not 16 gallons, averaging 315.5 miles per quart. The note credits both the Studebaker and Pennzoil and urges accuracy in future reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle News
Studebaker
Pennzoil
Pennzoil Oil Company
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Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Phillips
BE. Cor
Mill & Wash
National Market Company
E. Washington Street
Terro
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Thone
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
East Washington Street
State Department
Mt. Herman Church
MT. Herman
Newbros
McKee’s Kut Rate Store
N. Mill St
New Castle, Pa
Keystone Furniture CO
Frank & Harrison
Washington Street
Towit
Decays
Spirit
the International Syndicate
Merry
Desire Anxiously
Eagies
Abbr
U.S
Fabulous Monster
Igo
DJ Scholls
Wit Dutford & Co
Washington St
Robert Mackie
East Washington St
Jewett
C. B. O’donnell
Edenburg
Flit
Spray Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Bens
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