Plan For Safer Future Industry Leaders To Guide Commerce
Washington plans a long range economic program with the commerce department and a committee of business leaders and economists. The first meeting is June 26. The panel, not chosen by the secretary, may consult prominent economists to advise services for business during the emergency and after. The goal is long range studies guiding business over a period, with a roster including Legge, Sloan, Hurley, du Pont, Gifford, Kendall, McInerny, Wood, Filene, Williams, Teagle, Harriman, Swope, Traylor and Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Department of Commerce
Commerce
Roper Wi
Roper
Alfred P. Sloan
New York
General Motors
Col
Edward N. Hurley
Chicago
Wilson
Pierre du Wilmington
Del
Walter 8. Gifford
American Telephone
Union Pacific Railroad
H. P. Kendall
Boston
Kendall Co
Thos. H. McInerny
National Dairy Products Corp
Gen. R. E. Wood
Sears, Roebuck Co
A. Lincoln Filene
Clay Williams
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Walter Teagle
Standard Oil
Henry I. Harriman
Gerard Swope
General Electric Co
Melvin A. Traylor
George H. Baldwin
Jacksonville
Fla
Fas Teeth Offer Comfort and Fresh Breath
False teeth pale users face embarrassment as teeth slip during meals. Fas Teeth promises to keep plates in place and provide comfortable wear with fresh breath. Available at New Castle Drug Co. and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Drug Co
Community Notes From North Beaver Area
North Beaver briefs report a Children day program at Westfield church next Sunday evening and local visits. George Klamar and family visit New Castle. Paul Wallace stayed with Oberlin friends. Lawrence Moore and family with Beavers. Harold Pitzer and family guest at McMurray home. Miss Mary McCracken from James town guest of J C Wallace. Nannie Wilson returns home after treatment. Frank Brandt returns to Detroit after visiting W C Casto family. Minnie and Etta McMurray visit Myrtle Pitzer in New Castle. Lee Kauffman spends summer with parents after winter at New Wilmington dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Church
George Klamar
New Castile
Paul Wallace
Oberlin
Lawrence Moore
Beaver
George McAnlis
Harold Pitzer
New Castle
Minnie
Etta McMurray
Mary McCracken
Jamestown
J. C. Wallace
McCracken
Nannie Wilson
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Frank Brandt
Detroit
W. C. Casto
Myrtle Pitzer
Lee Kauffman
New Wilmington
Jesse Kauffman
Writeoffs of 14 New York Banks Reach 425 Million
The banks wrote off 425 million dollars across 14 New York institutions since 1929, more than twice the combined capital of New York banks two decades earlier.
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New York
Salvation Army Plans To Raise Funds For Work
Advisory Board of the local corps approves a budget of 3000 dollars to fund yearlong work. Ensign F W Goddard reports progress and outlines homegrown campaign teams. He will speak Sunday at Greenwood M E Church on the Army’s efforts and deliver a gospel message.
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Corps of the Salvation
Water Street
Ensign F. W. Goddard
Ensign Goddard
Greenwood M. E
Sam Maitland
Salvation Army
Bible Conference to Convene Sunday in Slippe ry Rock
The fifth annual Western Pennsylvania Bible conference meets Sunday June 5 with afternoon and evening sessions at the Slippe ry Rock Presbyterian church. Dr George C Miller, Butler, Pa., presides and preaches opening sermon. Dr E J Pace of Orlando Fla and Dr Albert Hughes of Toronto among main speakers. Missionary Day highlighted by Dr J Leroy Dodds of India, brother of Princeton’s president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of
Slippery Rock
George C. Miller
Second Presbyterian Church
Butler
E. J. Pace
Orlando
Fla
Albert Hughes
Toronto
Canada
Hughes
Sudan Interior Mission
J. Leroy Dodds
India
Dodds
Princeton University
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Charles H. Heaton
J. A. Galbraith
W. E. McClure
Bernie Osterhouse
Baptist Church of
Ellwood City
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Methodist Picnic Set for Cribbs Home June 27
Dr C G Farr announces the annual district picnic at the Cribbs Home for the Aged in Conneautville to be held Tuesday June 27. Friends from across the district expected to attend. A picnic dinner will be served in the orchard and coffee provided by the Home. Dr Adna W Leonard bishop Erie conference will give an address in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Farr
Fay Wray Saved From Drowning by George Hill
Hollywood report says Fay Wray owed her life to director George Hill who braved heavy seas to rescue her from a rip tide off her beach home. She suffered shock and exhaustion after the rescue and returned to Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hollywood
Fay Wray
George Hill
Pacific Ocean
Miss Wray
John Monk Saunders
Hill
Children of the Margaret Henry Home Thank Readers
The children express gratitude for two May papers donated daily, noting the younger ones enjoy the comics while the older readers like the full issue. They convey appreciation for the kindness shown to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Henry
Records On Federal Property
Harrisburg announces the secretary of internal affairs now holds deeds and papers for 107 federally owned lands in Pennsylvania under acts dating to 1905 1933 and 1919. The move centralizes preservation duties for lands acquired by both federal and Commonwealth entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Philip H. Dewey
Pennsylvania
United States
Commonwealth
Leis Granted Patent for Sleeve Bearing Lubricant Apparatus
The United States Patent Office grants Carl H. Leis of New Castle a patent for an apparatus to fill bearing sleeve grooves with lubricant. The device includes a container, a chuck head, adjustable end closure, endwise injection, and a compacting mechanism. Leis assigned rights to Johnson Bronze Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Wimer
Washington
New Castle
Washington, D. C
United States Patent Office
Carl H. Leis
Leis
Johnson Bronze Company
Center Church Schedule for June 25
Center Church announces Bible school at 10:30, morning worship at 11:30. Evening Y P C U meets at 7:30 with preaching at 8:15. All services observe daylight saving time.
Youth rally at Oak Grove Church Stirs Slippery Rock
A rally of the young people's Council of Slippery Rock was held Tuesday evening at the Oak Grove United Presbyterian church. An inspirational program was ably carried out with attendees from Center Sabbath school including Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Johnston Gerald Myers Pauline Myers Kezie Wellshausen Henry Wellshausen Billy Harbison Francis Weir Jannie Gibson Annabelle Gibson Leal Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leslie Dora Aiken Clair Gibson Mary Rhinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Council of
Slippery Rock
Oak Grove U. P
Center Sabbath School
C. G. Johnston
Gerald
Pauline Myers
Kezie
Henry Wellshausen
Billy Harbison
Francis Weir
Jennie
Annabelle Gibson
Leal Baldwin
Wm. Leslie
Dora Aiken
Clair Gibon
Mary Rhinehart
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Hanes Shorts
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Hanks Wonderwear
Ily
Fisher Bros
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Erie
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America
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