Turbutt Francis Pennsylvanian soldier and land magnate
Turbutt Francis born in Philadelphia son of Tench Turbutt and Elizabeth. He became lawyer and attorney general of Pennsylvania, held various colonial posts, served in French and Indian War rising to lieutenant colonel, and owned vast Susquehanna Valley land. He helped in early frontier battles, chaired Provincial commissions, and died August 14, 1758. His marriage linked to General Thomas Mifflin family.
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Turbutt Francis
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Raird of Tench
Elizabeth Turluirt Francis
Ireland
Maryland
Lord Balimore
Pennoxylvania
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Sixtieth Foot
Pennsylvania Regiment
Jahn Penn
Henry Bouquet
Pontias
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Fort Augusta
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Susquehanna
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Watsontown
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Connecticut
Northumberland County
Turbot Township
Turborville
Cumberland County
Wiam Plunkett
Continental Congress
Colonel Francis
Albany
Torylam
Pennsylvania
Coronel Francis
Charles Biddle
Roebuck
Liverpool
Delaware River
Marcus Flack
Sarah
Thomas J Mifflin
Parisian Sage Hair Treatment Endorsed by Stylist
A leading hair dresser touts Parisian Sage as best for wavy soft hair and abundant growth. The product promises superior results for hair and scalp and is carried by MeeKee's Kut Rate. Stare and all druggists sell it.
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MeeKee
Emergency Fleet Granted Right To Control Ship Sale
The United States Emergency Fleet Corporation gains full administrative control of the Government's Merchant ships while the Shipping Board remains a regulatory body approving actions and policies. Fleet approves bids and contracts for sales of about 200 vessels. Board retains limited powers under the Merchant Marine Act. President's plan faced initial opposition but was approved after discussions with the Shipping Board.
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International News Service
Washington
United States Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Merchant Marine Act
Couress
O'Conner
Detroit
Henry Ford
Banquet at First Baptist for Beaver Baptist Convention
Many young people attend a banquet in connection with the 14th annual Beaver Baptist church school and Young People's association convention opening at First Presbyterian Church. T J Davies acted as toastmaster and John W Owens led song. A debate followed on whether girls are better than boys with Gladys Conner and Mary Margaret Turner affirming, Clarence Crawford and Raymond Taylor negating.
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Young People’s Association
T. J. Davies
John W. Owens
Elven
Gladys Conner
Ellwood City
Mary Margaret Turner
Harlansburg
Clarance Crawford
Raymond Taylor
Toth
Sharon
Four County K of P Outing At Cascade Park
Hundreds of members from Butler Beaver Lawrence and Mercer counties attend the Four County Pythian Outing at Cascade Park. The program includes athletic competitions this afternoon and other entertainment features with visitors from the Pittsburgh district and the four counties.
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K. of P
Butler
Beaver
Lawrence
Mercer Counties
Cascade Park
Pythian
Centennial Badge Drive Sparks Rapid Sales in New Castle
Centennial badges and booster banners sold fast as New Castle residents rush to support the 200th birthday celebration. In one day about 700 badges and 8,000 booster buttons disappeared, with auto banners also going quickly as motorists scooped them up along North Jefferson Street. Enthusiasm grows toward the June 29 event, when town displays turn red hot for the 200th birthday party.
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New Castle
Jefferson Street
Prediction of June 30 coal strike in England
London reports a possible strike in British coal mines set for June 30 as leading operators announce termination of present agreements after a conference. The decision cites industrial tensions. Also noted is a ban on domestic servants from marrying for two years after emigrating from the British Isles to New Zealand.
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England
International News Service
London
Corecaat
British Isles
New Zealand
Daily At Gaston Park Playground Run Smoothly
About 250 children registered with an average daily attendance of 175 at the Gaston Park City playground under Miss Ward and Ralph Day. New equipment enables hockey baseball volleyball basketball pushball slides swings seesaw sand piles. younger children favor sand piles while older ones use the slides. Picnics enhance activity and staff read stories. the Arctic region notes a lack of strong scents beyond occasional odor from fish or deer.
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Gaston Party City
Miss Ward
Ralph Day
Tribe
Rez
Arctie
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