Treasury Holds About One Billion In Cash For Emergencies
The U S Treasury had roughly one billion dollars on hand to cover normal and emergency activities without major borrowing until August 15. About one billion in treasury bills will mature and likely be refinanced. By August 15, about 469 million in four percent certificates mature and a large new issue of five year notes and short term certificates is expected.
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Washington
Treasury
Industrial Control Administrator
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Home Owners Loan Corporation
San-Cura Ointment Promoted With Money-Back Plan
An Oklahoma testimonial touts San-Cura Ointment as a superb healing antiseptic for sores itching skin eczema fever sores boils piles frostbite chilblains burns and sunburn priced 35c and 60c a jar. San-Cura Soap marketed as a quality baby soap 25c. All druggists carry both.
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O. B. McIintyr
Duniright
Okla
Woman Files Suit Against Herself As An Executrix
Ella M. Moore sues as executrix of Ira B. Shaffer and as against Hiram Shaffer and Florence Woolsey to recover 246.19 claimed advanced to the Shaffer estate. She states she lent her own funds to pay taxes and expenses before Shaffer’s hospital treatment and that she advanced 246.19 to cover taxes and other bills.
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Ella M. Moore
Prothonotary’s Office
Ira B. Shaffer
Hiram Shaffer
Florence A. Woolsey
Shaffer
Relief list shrinks as employment rises in Franklin
Franklin Pennsylvania relief office reports a 17.2 percent drop in cases for June 1 to June 15, down to 635 from a February peak of 908 orders and 813 orders in March. The agency cites rising employment as the main reason for the decline, with Red Cross and state relief partners assisting.
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Franklin
Franklin Office
State Relief
Red Cross
Harlansburg Y P B Meeting Notes
The Harlansburg Y P B met at Lois Eakin's home on Friday evening June 16 with Elizabeth Dean as leader. The program included Scripture reading by Elizabeth Dean reading by Alice Dean songs by Gladys and Dorothy Harlan jokes by Blanche Brown and a closing song. Refreshments were served by the hostess and aides Dorothy Harlan and Alice Dean. The next meeting will be at Blanche Brown's home on June 10th, 1933.
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Harlansburg Y. P. B
Lois Eakin
Elizabeth Dean
Alice Dean
Gladys
Dorothy Harlan
Blanche Brown
McKees Rocks grad attends Edinboro State College
Mrs Jas Johnson and Miss Effie Richael of Volant visited Mrs F C Forrest in McKees Rocks for Baccalaureate services and commencement. Niece Anna Margaret Forrest graduated and will attend Edinboro State College next year.
Residents and visitors share news from New Castle and area
Mrs. Charles Moorhead remains in New Castle for treatments. A flurry of local visits includes Kenneth Brown with Jonathan Fennick, W. J. Boyd at his son’s home, Gladys and Zelda Powell with Mrs. Harold Hanna, and many others from New Castle Cambridge Springs Slippery Rock and nearby towns. Highlights include the Beaver Baptist Association event, the Harlansburg Men’s Chorus, Young Peoples Rally at Leesburg, and Greenville’s Banner victory.
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Charles Moorhead
New Castle
Kenneth Brown
Pulaski
Inlaw
Jonathan Fennick
W. J. Boyd
Slippery Rock
H. L. Boyd
Gladys and
Zelda Powell
Harold Hanna
James E. Campbell
Cambridge Springs
Salina James
David Richael
East Brook
James Johnson
Fred Llewellyn
Jack
Otto Maki
Roy Harlan
A. L. Warren
Kenzon
George Drake
Joe Shoaff
Meade Shoaff
Plaingrove
D. W. Dight
Adaline Jennings
Margaret Dight
North Liberty
Pizer
Liberty Grange Hall
Ed Sisley
Billie
East Liverpool
Robi. Brown
A. L. Meade
Cleveland
Dorothy Miller
H. J. Miller
Grace Miller
W. E. McClelland
Carol Richards
Harlansburg
Mary Alishouse
Viola
Shippensville
O. J. Altman
Lester Altman
McDonald
Marjorie McClelland
Theo and
Lois Pollock
Geraldine Fry
Valley Way Socials and Picnic Schedule Highlight Local Visits
Paul Sutton drove to Edgewood and several residents visited relatives in Pittsburgh New Castle Ellwood City and Pulaski over the weekend. The Valley Way Mission plans a July 4 picnic at Cascade ball park with Sunday school at 10 and services at 11 and 7 45 with speakers Mrs Harry Hettenbaugh and Lester Furey.
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Paul Sutton
Edgewood
James Cleaver
Pittsburgh
Lettie Fitch
Nora Williams
New Castle
Ida Zurasky
John Fitch
Edwin Reich
Flossie Burnside
Homer Stewart
Shirley
Ethel Schuring
Robert Withrow
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Clyde Fleeger
Jackson
Ida Strawhecker
Mary Jones
Joe Medved
James
Pulaski
Suny
Kenneth Houk
Ellwood City
Thomas Law
Emerson Davies
Carl Cunningham
Melvin Rhinehart
Samuel Law
Valley Way Mission
Cascade Ball Park
Valley Way
Harry Hettenbaugh
Lester Furey
Ralph Lutton
Louis
Edwin Strawhecker
Louis Sutton
Enon Valley
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Uncle Sam
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Thornburgh International News Service
North Mill St
Plasco
Val
J. R. Rick Motor Car Co
Croton Avenue
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Kelly- Springfield
Triple “X” Gas
Veedol Oil
Croton Ave
JNO
Lefkow
E. Wash. St
Y. P. B. Meeting
ALL Weather Films
Nestle
Eckerd’s
Pasar
Granger
Johnson’s
Edward
Eckerd
Atlantic Safety
Kleen
Lyon’s
J Guest Ivory
Pinkham’s
Mead’s
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Bayer
Horlick
Caldwell
Pierce’s
Merck
Packer
Shameee
East Washington ST
Robene
Lady Esther
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