Hull Urges Democrats Drop Prohibition Focus for Relief Aid
Senator Cordell Hull arrives to steer Roosevelt platform talks urging Democrats to stress the economic crisis over the prohibition issue. He says wets and drys in Congress agree on a plank but voters should choose between present conditions and change, with prohibition to be decided by the people. The report also covers local social notes from East Liverpool and Beaver Falls about family visits and gatherings.
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International News Service
Chicago
Cordell Hull
Tenn
Roosevelt
Platform Committee
Hull
Congress
Enon Valley and Alliance Social Notes
John Wilson spends a few days in Alliance Ohio. Mrs Ed Stevenson visited Pitts burgh on Saturday. James Lambright remains ill. Lena Inboden has been ill but is improving. H H Hartford of East Palestine and W G Inboden are mentioned. Miss Elien Young of Pittsburgh visits her mother Clara Young. Mrs William Alexander of Alliance spends Wednesday with sister Miss Sue Rogers. Mr and Mrs Gerry of Pittsburgh are noted.
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John Wilson
Alliance Ohio
Ed Stevenson
Pittsburgh
James Lambright
Lena Inboden
H. H. Hartford
East Palestine
W. G. Inboden
Elien Young
Clara "Young
William Alexander
Alliance, O
Sue Rogers
Gerry
Borah and Reed Endorse Hoover Disarmament Plan
Senator Borah of Idaho and Senator Reed of Pennsylvania endorsed President Hoover's disarmament proposals. Borah called arms cuts a crying world need and praised the plan after visiting the White House. Reed, who had visited the White House, said the proposal reduces the burden of taxes.
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International News Service
Washington
Hoover
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Reed
Pennsylvania
White House
Italy Approves Hoover Plan For Cutting Armaments
Geneva June 23 Italy's Foreign Minister Dino Grandi announced Italy accepts President Hoover's plan for a one third reduction of all armaments. Grandi's unequivocal approval prompted extended applause and a rousing response from the disarmament conference audience.
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International News Service
Geneva
Hoover
Dino Grandi
Italy
Signor Grandi
Arthur Henderson
New Wilmington Fishing Trip Heads to Forest County
Messrs. Russell Wilson Victor Minteer C B White and William Wilson left early Tuesday for a three day trout fishing trip in Forest County leaving home before dawn and expected to return by week end.
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Russell Wilson
Victor Minteer
C. B. White
William Wilson
Forest County
Revival Meetings Move to Hoover Home in West Neshannock
The Corbin Revivalists shift from Community House to open air services at D. Y. Hoover’s residence on West Neshannock Avenue after a week of evangelistic meetings.
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Corbin
D. Y. Hoover
West Neshannock Avenue
Leaves for California Delegates Theta Upsilon Convention
Miss Marian Ferver daughter of Mr and Mrs Stewart Price of Waugh avenue left Monday night for Los Angeles California where she has been sent as a delegate to the annual convention of the Theta Upsilon Sorority Miss Ferver was president of the Westminster organization during the past year and was selected from thirty girls. R E Skillen and son Ellsworth of New Kensington spent the weekend at their home west of town. Dr and Mrs H O Black and daughters have gone to Michigan where Mr Black will teach mathematics during a summer session. Dr H E Barr remains at home ill but slowly recovering. Jack Boyd of South Brownsville is a few days guest of Perry Krumph.
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California
Marian Ferver
Stewart Price
Waugh Avenue
Los Angeles
Theta Upsilom Sorority
Ferver
Westminster Organization
New Wilmington
R. E. Skillen
Ellsworth
New Kensington
H. O. Black
Michigan
Black
H. E. Barr
Jack Boyd
South Brownsville
Perry Krumph
Gulf Fresh Gas Keeps Full Power At Your Pump
Gulf outlines a system to deliver fresh full powered gasoline by removing unsaturated hydrocarbons that cause deterioration. The plan includes large regional refineries and 45 000 Gulf stations and fast delivery to stores to prevent aging fuel and maintain efficiency.
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Gulf
Meadville Man To Head Eagles
Floyd A. Terry of Meadville elected president of the Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Eagles at the 21st annual convention in Reading. George Douglass of Philadelphia steps down. other officers named include Mack, Nauman, Bailey, Dougherty, Ashburger, Larkin, Joe Pitcairn, and trustees Young, Cavanaugh, and Murphy. Delegates urged renewal of a constitutional amendment for state old age pensions.
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International News Service
Reading
Floyd A. Terry
Meadville
State Aerie
Order of Eagles
George Douglass
Philadelphia
James Mack
DuBois
J. B. Nauman
Gettysburg
John H. Bailey
McKeesport
A. J. Dougherty
Pittsburgh
Joseph J. Ashburger
Indian Run Revival Services Set This Week and Next
Rev Homer Thompson leads revival meetings in Indian Run with neighboring pastors taking charge. John Kemp of Terre Haute Indiana visited cousin Karl Blake last week. Frank and George McClain of
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Homer Thompson
John Kemp
Terre Haute
Indiana
Karl Blake
Frank and
George McClain
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Promoted for Digestive Health
An advertisement claims the liver should release two pounds of bile daily and that other laxatives fail to address the cause. It touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as gentle vegetable extract-based remedy to restore bile flow, urging readers to seek the red-labeled Carter’s product at 25 cents.
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Carter
C. M. Ca
Local social notes and visits in Bessemer area
Lois Patterson Helen Wallace and Sara Alice Miller visit Miss Alexandra Poushey of Bestview avenue. Frank Galleto vacationing with the Bombaras in Pittsburgh. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Boyt of England avenue. Swedish Mission picnic at Yellow Creek Struthers Ohio. Various callers and visits among residents of New Castle Butler and Beaver Falls. Church group picnic to Westminster College and a day at New Wilmington with recreation and travel details.
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Youngstown
Ohio
W. E. Ligo
Frank Anderson
Ina Anderson
New Bedford
Frank Williams
New Castle
Wesley Johnson
Anna Woods
Edinboro State Teachers College
Ben Loyd
Butler
J. M
Lois Patterson
Helen Wallace
Sara Alice Miller
Alexandra Poushey
Bestview Avenue
Frank Galletto
John Bombara
Pittsburgh
Joseph Boyt
England Avenue
Swedish Mission Church of
Bessemer
Yellow Creek
Struthers
Jane Manewal
Elizabeth Macklin
Marcella Macklin
Dorothy Engle
W. F. Davis
Ruth
Walter C. Gilmore
Ruth Davis
J. A. Thorpe
Franklin
Crescent
Oklahoma
John B. Carr
John Galletto
Mario Mangano
West Penn Hospital
J. B. Carr
Mary Brack
Merle Grace
Meade McMillen
Canonsburg
Miss McMillen
Poushey
Edwin Johnson
Wooster
Earnest Anderson
E. Poland Avenue
Merle Grece
Clair Grece
Cleveland
First Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
Christian Endeavor Union
Westminster College
City Engineer Seeks Businessmen to Return Phone Forms
Harry Hoskins of the city engineer’s department asks business men to return filled forms asking for residential telephone numbers. In a downtown fire, police would access the numbers to instruct owners if doors should be opened to shut off gas and electricity. Councilman Davies originated the idea and a blueprint is being prepared mapping business addresses with numbers.
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Harry Hoskins
City Engineer's Department
Davies
Hoskins
Delaware County Man Denied Clemency in 1930s Murder Case
Harrisburg officials refused clemency for William Degrasse condemned to die in the electric chair at Rockview for the murder of Charles Schnatz, a Delaware County gasoline station proprietor, during an August holdup at Primos. The board rejected the plea Wednesday, leaving the execution set for Monday.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
William Degrasse
Delaware County
Rockview Penitentiary
Charles Schnatz
Primos
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Charles
Freedom
Laura Riddle
W. T. Crook
East Fairfield
George Taland
Drain
H. H. Barber
W. A. Ross
Will McCartney
J. C. Weir
William Ross
E. B. Rowland
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Enon Valley
People’s Meat Market
W. Long Ave
B. C. Salami
Metown
the Druggists
E. Washington Street
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