Nelson Rockefeller Bride Depart for World Tour from Maine
Nelson A Rockefeller and his wife Mary Stark left New York for Northeast Harbor Maine to begin a two week honeymoon. They will tour the world after visiting the Rockefeller summer home before settling at Pocantico Hills New York. Gifts during the wedding included silver and antique furniture with a diamond bar pin and pearl necklace among many items. The couple then boarded a train in North Philadelphia for New York.
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International News Service
Phiadelphia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Mary ‘Odhunter Stark
Cynwyd
New York
Northeast Harbor
Maine
Rockefeller Summer
Pocantico Hills
Tarrytown
N. Y
Perch BH. Clark
Willoughby
Cywyd
St. Asaph’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Bala
Young Rockefeller
North Philadelphia
Sunday School Class Returns From Camp at Neshannock Falls
The Sunday School Class of the First Congregational Church returned from a week of camping at Neshannock Falls led by David P. Lewis and Rev. Rees T. Williams. Stephen Harris of Neshannock Falls aided their stay and the boys plan another week there later in the summer.
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First Congregational Church
David P. Lewis
Neshannock Falls
Stephen Harris
Rees T. Williams
Christian Endeavor Picnic This Evening
Annual joint picnic of Christian Endeavor Societies from county churches to be held at Westfield Presbyterian Church. Societies supply their own food. committee provides coffee, dinnerware, and serving items. Picnic meal served at 7 p m Daylight Saving Time.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Man Sought to Work on Farm by Red Cross
Secretary Orville Potter of the Lawrence County Chapter American Red Cross reports a farm job in the county. An unemployed city resident may apply at the Red Cross Office 8 East Street or call Bell 5084 for details. The employer seeks a middle aged man who must reside on the farm if hired.
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Orville Potter
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
East Street
Bell
Byrd Party Boy Scout Homeward Hero Paul Siple Praised
Paul Siple, scout from the Byrd polar expedition, returns as a man among hundreds of thousands. Veteran adventurers hail his courage and leadership during the perilous voyage and exploration era.
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Byrd Party
Paul Siple
Erie Boy Scout Paul Ale Returns From Byrd Arctic Expedition
Paul Ale 21, renowned Erie boy scout, returns after two years with the Byrd polar expedition. Rear Admiral Byrd praises his hard work and good will while Allegheny College awards a four year scholarship. Paul plans to pursue scouting after college.
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Erie
Paul Ale
Paul
Byrd
South Pole
New York
New York Harbor
C. L. Siple
Anarctic
Alleghany
James A. Beebe
Hoover
Dan Beard
International
Bible Conference Attracts Crowd at Slippery Rock
The Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference in First Presbyterian Church Slippery Rock drew large attendance with sessions led by organist Prof Roland P Downing and director Prof Dorsey L Moody. Speakers included Rev J S Cotton Rev A L Warren Dr Walter E McClure and Rev Frank G Sayers as well as William Graham. Dr Lee W Ames of Moody Bible Institute is scheduled to speak Thursday.
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Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference
First Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Roland P. Downing
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Ohio
Downing
Heinroth
Dorsey L. Moody
William Graham
Butler
J. S. Cotton
Clintonville
A. L. Warren
Har
Ward T
G. M. Landis
Lusk
F. A. Childs
Bethesda
H. Cameron McClure
Entertaining
Lee W. Ames
Moody Bible Institute
College Degrees Called Of No Use
Mrs Milton E Robinson of Chicago, president of a large coal company, says success in business comes without a degree. In Denver she stated adaptability and alertness matter most and she rarely asks about education unless the job is clerical. She notes in her firm none of the women employees hold more than a high school diploma. The Buffalo Evening News quote appears in the clipping.
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International News Service
Denver
Milton E. Robinson
Chicago
Picnic Plans At South Side Board Of Trade Luncheon
The South Side Board of Trade will meet Thursday at noon at Central Christian Church to discuss a proposed Wednesday half day closing for merchants and whether to hold a picnic again this year. President Samuel urges full member attendance. last year’s picnic was successful and plans may repeat. Luncheon serves at 12 30.
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South Side Board of Trade
Central Christian Church
South Side
Alex Samuels
Injuries from Ten Years Ago Prove Fatal in Pittsburgh
John Mundrane aged 43 of 73 Bates Street Oakland died in South Side Hospital from injuries said to have occurred ten years earlier. He suffered a spine fracture while employed at Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
John Mundrane
Bates Street
Oakland
South Side Hospital
Mundrane
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Trans Ocean Phone Use Rises Amid Rate Cut
Boston reports a second rate reduction for transatlantic calls since 1927 driven by higher usage. First three minutes now 15 dollars off and five dollars for each extra minute. Four radio channels link North America with Western Europe Cuba and much of Canada and Mexico enabling 24 hour service connecting 21.5 million North American and over 8 million European telephones.
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International News Service
Boston
North America
Europe
Americana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell
Bell Connection
United States
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
Atlantic
New York City
London
Cleveland Professor Receives Honorary Degree
Dr Victor C. Myers, professor of biochemistry at Western Reserve Medical College, traveled from Cleveland to Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., to receive an honorary degree from his alma mater.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Victor C. Myers
Western Reserve Medical College
T Wesleyan Universty
Middletown Con
Volumes Of Good Material On Politics At Local Library
A list of books recommended by the American Booksellers for enjoyment at the New Castle free public library. Titles cover American history, politics, and world affairs from Beard to Trevelyan and Roosevelt to Wright, reflecting early 20th century perspectives.
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New Castle
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Nixon
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