New Castle Chamber Chooses Yearly Leaders
Genkinger re elected president for the third year heads the New Castle Chamber of Commerce as officers are named. board reorganizes with Rentz presiding and plans a special meeting to discuss waterways and the 1932 Community Chest. Debates cover tax policy, government spending, and joint efforts with Community Chest and local officials.
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Third Teim
Chamber of Commerce
AL Len
New Castle Chamber of Commercs
Castletol Atlas
L. G. Gensinger
Wan
H. L. Gordon
Jeonifer Limestone Co
T. F. Moareher
Dents
Thomas W. Dicker
Alred W. Ciilton
Tranace
Shenango
Community Chest
Hnld
Grate Phillips Johnson
Community Chest Ab
Qso
Cite
Crest
Genkinger
Walter W. Duff
P. J. Flaherty
Thomas H. Hartman
John H. Lamb
James K. Love
T. F. Morehead
Pred .L. Rentz
James M. Smith, Sr
Thomas W. Dickey
Alfred W. Chilton
Messrs
E. W. Beade
D. O. Davies
Alex W. Thomas
H. E. Zerner
Newcastle
Carl €. Davidson
Ellwood City
Genkinfor
Clinton
New Castle
Congress
Herbert Hoover
United States
United States Army Board of Engineers
United States Post Office
Campaign Gov
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fred L. Bents
Chamber
Hoover
Lawrence
Merchants’ Division
Better Business Bureau
Southside Board of Trade 7
Mn. Q. Dion
New Castie News
Fred L. Rentz
Jone &0
Louis G, Genkinger
New Castle Chamber of Commerce
Louis G. Genkinger
Torin
Mew Castles
Mercantile
Merchants of
Chambers’ Better Business Bureau
Iisure Merchants
Oraanization
City and
Comemunity
The
New Castle News
Fareeer
Crade Chamber of Commerce
Two-Thirds Rule to Face Fight at Democratic Convention
Chicago June 22 The two-thirds rule for nominations faces a major battle at the Democratic National Convention. Although it has survived for decades, southern delegates and northern minority candidates oppose repeal. Roosevelt followers are poised to lead the rules committee but expect strong opposition to any change.
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William &. Hutchinson International News Service
Chicago
Champ Clark
Missouri
Baltimore
New Jersey
Woodrow
Wilson
Hanlly
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Rules Committee
Bruce Kremer
Montana
Letters to the News on a New Court House
A reader argues against funding two new court houses or a costly replacement, urging preservation of the present building. The letter recalls past grand jury views, questions the cost, and suggests remodeling the existing structure with a basement to house offices. It laments national debt and urges prudent public spending.
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Tne
America
Grand Jury
Jash
Boyles
Roy
Indiana County
Back Court House
Indiana
Prac
Quote on economy and hunger at Republican convention
The speaker urges focus on keeping level heads and realistic aims to prevent starvation next winter. He agrees with Mr. Bents that the Republican convention should address sustaining people, noting they will be less thirsty than hungry while advocating for progress and prosperity.
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Mr. Bents
Two Men Drown at Chautauqua Lake in Jamestown News
H. G. Rush, 75, president of the Alliso Barrel Company of Oil City, Pa, and his chauffeur Clarence Ember Tom, 35, drowned last night while fishing from a boat on Chautauqua Lake near Jamestown. Rush is believed to have fallen overboard and the chauffeur jumped in to attempt a rescue.
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Jamestown
N. J
Oil City
Alliso Barrel Company
Clarence Ember
Tom
Chautauqua Lake
Rush
Bemus Point
Conductor Ends Life in Alleged Suicide
Alilquippa June 22. The body of Claude B. Williams, 49, a railroad conductor, was found hanging from the head of his bed with the sash from his bathrobe around his neck. He was discovered by his brother Will Harris.
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Farmer
Lisbon
Ernest R. Sturgis
Ralph Joseph Miller
Fredericks Town
T. Masson Dailey
Jones
Dailey
John E. Baonkrecht
Walliam J. Barlow
Taltey
Panna
Calude B. Willams
Will Hliars
Mission to host Lakewood outing for 275 and more
Lakewood beach at East Brook will host a Mission outing with 275 or more youngsters expected. Guy Resié and volunteers organize food donations and meals with supervision by B. J. Watkins and staff. Local firms and donors supply food while organizers plan activities and entertainment for children.
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Guy “Reseié
Lakewood Beach
New East Brook
Seneay Cahnas
Servier
B. J. Watkins
Lakexwood
Ind
Watkins
Tien M
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New Castle's Food Store
North Mill Street
Graham
Gluten Bros Loat
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Clovear Farm Stores
Neisner Bros
Chile
RS. Hoffman
Neiman
Washington St
Anas
Lex
Lakewood
Olimmr
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