Mitchell's Latest Outbreak Indicates He's Still A Power
The article traces Billy Mitchell's controversial renewed outburst blaming the Navy for aviation blockades and Charley Lindbergh's flight, detailing military reactions and the era’s weary view of his influence. It notes colleagues’ mixed sympathy, vows by some to see him punished, and hints at potential court martial. The piece also recalls Byrd and naval debates, ending with a sharp verdict on Mitchell’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Billy
Thunderbolt
Mid- Grebare
Washington
War Department
St. Sous
Charley
New York
Navy
Charlie
Byrd
North Pole
Robinson
the Navy
BeWitched by Health Tonic Report from Beaver Falls
Local testimonial recounts recovery from catarrh after using World's Tonic. A reader from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania credits the product for improved health and renewed work energy after three days and four weeks of use. The notice promotes the tonic through multiple retailers including MeKeo's Kut Rate Store and Eckerd's of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Eckerd’s of New Castile, Inc
Paisley’s
Smith's
Dr Harper to attend health meeting at Conneaut Lake
Dr H C Harper announces a County Health Association meeting in Conneaut Lake on Wednesday June 29 at 1 pm. Lawrence County Health Association members and others interested in sanitary conditions are invited. Speakers include Dr Theodore Apple and Dr J Moore Campbell with C B Auel of Westinghouse. Discussions focus on general sanitary conditions across boroughs and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Association of
Western Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake
Lawrence County Health Association
Theodore Apple
Pennsylvania
J. Moore Campbell
C. B. Auel
Westinghouse Electric Company
Litteburgh
H. C. Harper
Lawrence County
Suggestions To County Farmers From the State College
The School of Agriculture at Pennsylvania State College offers targeted tips for poultrymen, dairymen, and fruit growers. Poultry advice covers roosts for week three chicks, early removal of cockerels, clean brooders, regular clean areas, feeding dairy mash with dried milk, and removing old roosters after the breeding season. Dairies should cut hay early for higher milk production and palatability. Exhibitors are urged to plan and learn from last year’s markings. Fruit growers should thin heavily laden apple trees, especially on fertile ground, with careful training for climbing vines and hardy varieties. Contact county agent Harold C. McCulloch of 3238 Croton Ave, Lawrence County, for details. Farm Bureau phone 2972. Local news notes: visitors, horse death, ball game rain delay, eclipse weather, strawberry harvest, and area residents’ movements and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College
Harold C. McCulloch
Croton Avenue
Lawrence County
Farm Bureau
Local Notes From Slippery Rock and Pittsburgh Visit
Jackson Center misses Gertrude Dye and Hazel Amos entering Slippery Rock Normal for the summer term. Floyd Pizer works in the Pennsylvania depot at Mercer taking the vacationing man’s place. Earl Haygood Harold Haygood and Jackie Wilson visited Pittsburgh last week. Mr Rice and son of Bradford are mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Dye
Hazel Amos
Slippery Rock
Floyd Pizer
Pennsylvania
Mercer
Earl
Harold Haygood
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Mr. Rice
Bradford
Lawrence County Free Of Bovine Tuberculosis
Lawrence County becomes a modified accredited county after meeting state standards for bovine tuberculosis. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture notes five other counties—Butler, Cameron, Clearfield, Indiana, and McKean—added recently, with Mercer, Crawford, and Jefferson accredited earlier, expanding the state's certified area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Butler
Cameron
Clearfield
Indiana
McKean
Mercer
Crawford
Jefferson
LOCAL VISITORS AND HOUSEHOLD GUESTS LISTED
New Galilee resident John Frazier visits friends in town while families from Mt. Jackson Freedom Enon Valley and New Brighton are noted visiting at several homes. Loretta Shermund spends weekend in Pittsburgh and multiple Gilkey family visits occur with Knox Mong in Knox Pa. A bulletin excerpt includes a Tennyson quote.
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John Frazier
Detroit
Willa Caskey
Mt. Jackson
Frank Gilkey
Sam Dillon
Elsie Lehman
Freedom
George Vonberg
Enon Valley
William Fowler
Ruth Beck
Kings Daughters
Clyde Rhodes
New Brighton
John Yoho
Wampum
Loretta Shermund
Pittsburgh
Lyle Gilkey
Knox Gilkey
Ralph Mong
Knox, Pa
Homer Alford
R. J. Brittain
Roy Brant
William Langhurst
Men Will Cook Church Dinner at United Presbyterian
A fish dinner at United Presbyterian Church in Newe Linnington features men cooking in place of their wives to boost the treasury. The event promotes an "Expert Chef in Charge" and draws on local anecdotes about frugal living from university students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
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Adminotor
Mitcheed
Geveral
Ferris Michell
Michell
Rame Mitchell
Charlie Lindbergh
Billy Mitchell
Vesuvius
Etemerh
Health Avengeliet
Transportation Department
Carnegie Steel Company
New Castle Works
Kelvinator
Marvin Electric Co
Mercer Street
W. C. Druschel
E. Long Avenue
Dan V. Cunningham
South Croton Avenue
East North ST
Temple Bldg
WITH
ROW Electric CO
The
Stevenson Co
N. Beaver Street
Dr. Harper
Conneaut
Chas. M. Grace
E. Washington St
Thos. Aspberry
John Wilson
Miss Hunter
Franklin
S. J. Fowler
Jackson
Barkeyville
McEwen
New Castle
Lottie Taylor
Minnie Bestwick
Norris Burdette
Bessemer Gas Engine Co
Grove City
Lester Bestwick
Juliana
Sharon
Bertha Infield
Dan Infield
Francis Brazel
Jackson Center
Gibson
Robins Furniture Co
Builders Supplies
Citizens Lumber Co
White St
Little Shoe CO
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Clothiers
Furnishiers
Cheswick
Bamford
Peoples Store
Julian Goldman
W. Washington Street
Furnishers
East Long Avenue
T. B
New Galilee
Tennyson
Bulletin
Sydney
Douches
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Washington Street
Chew Beeman
Beeman
University
Ma&any & Grocer
National Paving Brick Manufacturers Association
South Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
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