Four Million Is Balance Needed By Legislators
Pennsylvania lawmakers move to a broad relief drive via a special session and must restore about four million dollars before new welfare relief can begin. Attorney General Schnader earlier nullified most of the Talbot relief act, leaving funds for hospitals, universities, and mothers’ aid depleted. Governor Pinchot’s economy measures cut about five point three million, narrowing the deficiency to roughly four million. The first priority is restoring these abatements to reset the economy before additional relief measures are undertaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harriseuerg
Pennsylvania
Jagt
UN J
William A. Schnader
Gifford Pinchot
Father's Day Observance at Nazarene Sunday School
A program of especial interest will be given in the Sunday school of the Church of the Nazarene on West Falls Street at 9 30 Sunday morning. Fathers attending will receive a favor as Father’s Day is fittingly observed.
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Church of the Nazarene
West Falls Street
Socialists to Hold Convention at Reading in July
The state convention of the Socialist party will meet at Reading on July 2 3 and 4 with Carl Leathers and William Letschman representing the Joen branca and the YPSL sending Letschman. Norman Thomas candidate for president and Jas Maurer Read ing assemblyman are slated to speak. Maurer is the party’s pick for vice president.
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Socialist Party
Nele
Reading
Joen Branca
Carl Leathers
William Letshman
YPSL
Norman Thomas
Saclallss
Jas. Maurer
United States
Virgin Isles
Venus
Albert Lebrun
France
Jimmy
Asker
New
George I
Queen Elizabeth
Spain
Columbus
Thomas Nast
Seguenay River
Tennessee
Rough Riders
Local notes on weather, mischief and travel in the district
The page reports a cool night after a hot spell with blankets easing the heat and a boy on East Washington street playing with a quail box and berries. It notes hitchhikers on Jefferson street, Troop F 108d cavalry training at Mt Gretna, a new bridge over the Mahoning river at Willow Grove nearing completion, and rising out-of-state car presence with general business improvement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington
Mt. Gretna
Mahoning River
Willow Grove
General Assembly Moderator Addresses Grove City Delegates
Dr Chas W Kerr of Tulsa Oklahoma moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly spoke to the Pennsylvania Synod commissioners at the First Presbyterian Church Grove City recalling boyhood days in the Slippery Rock District and humorous incidents from the Grove City College and Slippery Rock rivalry He is visiting relatives in the Slippery Rock area after his remarks.
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Grove City
Chas, W. Kerr
Tulsa
Oklahoma
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania Synod of the Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Kerr
Slippery Rock
Grove City College
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Dr. Kerr
Slipsfery Rock State Normal School
Flick Captures Bessemer Shoot
Members of the Rod and Gun club at Bessemer held a shoot at the No 2 brick plant range yesterday. Flick topped the standings with 192 hits of 200, Weaver 190, Gorens and H Lige tied at 189 each.
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Rod and Gun, Club
Bessemer
Brick Plant Range
Pilck
Weaver
T. Gorens
H. Lige
Firemen to Hold Annual Meeting at Conneaut Lake
Frank Robinson of the Northern Pennsylvania Firemen's Association reports the annual convention will be at Conneaut Lake August 19 to 21. Plans for the program are under way and an entertaining convention is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robinson
Northern Pennsylvania Firemen's Association
Conneaut Lake
Anti Roosevelt forces unite to block selection
Rival factions claim Roosevelt trails need 120 votes in a split Democratic convention. Smith Hague issue lashed as sensational as Madison Square Garden clash raising doubts about McAdoo and Smith support. Roosevelt camp fears Smith and McAdoo can block two thirds rule change while vowing to push for majority nomination.
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Roosevelt
Smith-Hague
Madison Square Garden
Smith
Housetown
Wm. Gibbs McAdoo
Hague
New Jersey
Franklin D. ‘Roosevelt
Mississippi
Open campaign for re election of President Hoover
The speech outlines a continued push for Hoover's re election stressing direct referendum on the eighteenth amendment. It argues for maintaining current prohibition and returning to pre amendment conditions while highlighting Hoover's record and broad public welfare concerns.
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Hoover
Page Guo
Evey
Republican Party
False calls and dog imps beyond revenue claims
False calls are sent to settle false calls. He visited claimed origin addresses and found residents did not request him, no dogs, and seven wild goose chases. Settle impounds many dogs at his residence and reportedly killed three unlicensed dogs running at large, earning two for each pair of cars.
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Sho
Deaths of the Day in Edenburg and Area
Mrs M Diner of Edenburg is notified of her mother Mrs M Miller death in Cardington Ohio with funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the Cardington home. Mrs Dangerfield services held at 2:30 pm at West Washington Street home with Rev Clarence Westover and Rev George Morgan officiating. Interment in Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers named. Mrs Marie Craig Johnson, cousin of Liberty hotel, died, born in New Castle, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Crate, granddaughter of James D White founder of the city iron works, and great granddaughter of Crawford White, survived by husband Senator Birmingham Johnson of California and two children Earl J and Emma Merchant Pasadena. Funeral details awaited.
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Bessie Miller
Edenburg
M. Miller
Cardington
Dangerfield
Panera
Elian Dangerfield
West Washington Stred
Clarence Westover
The
Gospel Tabernacle
George Morgan
Sewickley
Joseph Jenkins
W. Mackenzie
Oak Park Cemetery
David Wheale
Albert Wheale
Leonard Mann
Fred Wheale
Robert Frazier
Emerson Chalmers
Marie Graig Johnson
Ed McWilliams
Liberty Hotel
Marie Craig Johnson
Birmingham Johnson
California
Johnson
New Castle
David Crate
James D. White
Crawford White
Earl J
Emma Merchant
Pasadena
Baker Favored By Wall Street Reported for Democratic Ticket
New York June 24 5 Wall Street showed preference for Democratic presidential candidates at a Chicago convention meeting of financiers. The group led by a top bank figure tied to J P Morgan listed Newton D Baker Alfred E Smith Governor Ritchie and Owen D Young as favored. They preferred Roosevelt losing to Hoover and indicated limited willingness to back the Democratic slate headed by New York Governor.
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Roosevelt
Gov
Smith
Ritchie
Melvin A. Traylor
Joan N. Garner
Newton D. Baker
White
Murray
Reed
Byrd
Lewis
New York
Smith-Hague
Watlair
International News Service
Wall Sweet
Chicago
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Alfred BE. Smith
Owen D. Young
Herbert Hoover
White House
Franklin D. “Roosevelt
Conferees Battle Relief Bill Conflicts in Congress
House and Senate conferees clash over relief funding paths with different bills. Wagner and Garner offer varied loan and bond structures for public works. Wagner proposes $500 million bond and $200 million already funded, Garner envisions a $1.2 billion federal works program financed by a gasoline tax. details unclear as text trails into local notes.
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House
Gillon
Albert Ramsey
Beckford Street
Kas
Fea
Consistory Golf Events Attract Many Golfers
New Castle Consistory golf tournament drew many players at the New Castle Field Club. GE Morris and G F Thomas won the blind bogey sweepstake, John Eliott had low gross with 83, and several players posted notable scores and drives. A separate clock green putting contest ended with W Aston and J B Waddington scoring 16. A mass spiritual meeting is planned for July 11 in Clendenin hall with Harold Hoffman in charge and national figures expected to attend.
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New Castle
New Castle Field Club
Mowls
G. F. Thomas
John Eliott
Morris
Dr. H. E. Zerner
Lake S. MacNab
Arthur William
H. H. Pierce
Jack Waddington
L. H. Patterson
G. 5. Long
L. B. Round
D. M. Boyd
H.W. Long
R. Parcorn
P. H. Gridenbaugh
C. C. Fleming
Wiliam Klee
A. E. Elliott
S. Less
BR. H. Gunningham
G. E. Morris
B. Kannenberg
Rex Trugsnes
R. L. Smith
Co. W. Aston
J. B. Waddington
A. B. Street
B. E. Kannenberg
Samuel Lewis
G. S. Long
Smuel Lewis
H. A. Pierce
RR. Evans
A. H. Cunningham
P. H. Bridenbaugh
Dr. H. E. Zener
L. S. MacNab
Mandsy
Clendenin
Harold Hoffman
P Prominence Stoly
United States
Dap
Order OF Spades Meet and Banquet in Greenville
Members of the Order of the Spade, a Pennsylvania power system group, held their fourth monthly meeting in Greenville followed by a banquet honoring Greenville for two consecutive plaque wins. Attendees included Double Aces T Tristman and Eda Emrainger, Ww. E. Gross, Mrs C Layton, Mrs Elizabeth Carson, J A Garener, Louis B Round, Paul Dingicdy and C M England. The Lindbergh case is cited regarding noble resolutions fading when leadership falters.
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Order of the Spade
Pennsylvania Power System
Greenville
Louis Round
The
Banqueet
New Castle
T. Tristman
Eda Emrainger
Ww. E. Gross
C. ©. Layton
Elizabeth Carson
J. A. Garener
Louis B. Round
Paul Dingicdy
C. M. England
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Talbot
A. Lloyd Rich
N. Minust
Columbia University
New Caalle
Ibadi
Witgat
Wenry Sloan
Pinkelstoin
Wantington
Dealie
PA Newc
Jefferson Street
New Wilmington
Pa Nene
General Assembly
Grove City, Pa
Flick
Niagara
M. Moresky
West Long Ave
Moravia Street
Thomas J. Walsh
Montoua
Joud’ Shause
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Prank Hauge
Jersey City
Prankin D. Roosevelt
Sith
Gormer
Ritchit
Baker
Waite
Traylor
Benote
Senate
Vvices
R.l.boyd Funeral Home
Jefferson ST
Cmbulance
Coats
Order OF Spades
Faris
Sam H. McGown
Leonard W. Kisthart
S Re
Jm Toonvearr
Sam H.mcgoun
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