Stock Market Slips on Roosevelt Tax Plan Fears
New York June 25 Investors turned cautious as news of President Roosevelt pushing "soak the rich" taxes through Congress spurred a broad market decline. Utilities and autos led losses while some recovery appeared later amid volatile trading and renewed debate on the holding company bill.
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Leslie Gould
International News Service
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Chrysler
General Motors
Washington
U. S. Steel
U. S
Midland Steel
Standard of New Jersey
DuPont
Stocks At One P M Show Mixed Gains Across Firms
The list records one o’clock stock prices for numerous companies led by Allied Chemical Die and General Motors with notable gains. Other firms such as Bethlehem Steel, American Can, and Eastman Kodak show varying percentages, reflecting a broad market with mixed performance across sectors.
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At&sf
Amer Roll Mills
Ceccevees
Amer Steel Fdry
Esas JO Barat Tag
Wineli
NORTE
Ck Sieln
Amer
Sais Vescces
Amer Rad & Stan S
NC Gi
Allied Chem & Die
Amer Smelt & Big
Amer Can Co
W & E Co
Amer Tob
Amer Super Power
PSOE
Ae Clans
PORD
Ste. la Sin Seas
Seatrmcall Cou
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin
Persie Ned Tm
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Crucible Steel
Col Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Cass
Consolidated Oil
Cca
Diesel i Comm & Southern
Ccccceess
Curtiss Wirteht
Cecasbea Ss
General Electric
Tax Estates Of American Girls Marrying Foreigners
Rep. Raymond J. Cannon proposes a heavy tax on estates of Americans who marry foreigners to disrupt international marriages. The plan would tax 20 percent of the first 100000 and rise toward confiscation, targeting wealthy unions including names like Barbara Hutton. He also seeks citizenship withdrawal for Americans living abroad without good reason and penalties on those paying taxes to foreign nations.
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International News Service
Washington
Raymond J. Cannon
Wisconsin
Barbara Hutton
Midvami Haughwitz von Reventlow
Cannon
J. P. Morgan
Jobs For Relief Workers To Be Allocated By May Peak Load
Washington reports that new work relief jobs will be apportioned to states based on May's peak relief load. Only May relief rolls recipients qualify for 90 percent of jobs. 10 percent open to those not on relief. State WPA admins will judge project eligibility to ensure relief employment and costs stay under $1,140 per worker yearly.
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International News Service
Washington
Works Progress
Hopkins
Repman Returns From Lake Michigan Boat Trip
C. L. Repman comes home after a weeklong voyage on Lake Michigan with only two stops at Mackinaw Island and Escanaba Island. He reports a very nice trip enjoyed by five hundred people who joined him aboard the vessel.
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C. L. Repman
Lake Michigan
Mackinaw Island
Escanaba Island
Local families spend Sunday visiting across towns
A parade of visitors and relatives fills Sunday in the area. Brent and Mrs Jay Cotton join family time at Lake Erie while others from Pittsburgh New Castle Leesburg Slipppy Rock Ellwood City and Sharon visit relatives or host meals.
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Jay Cotton
Lake Erie
Arthur McCombs
Pittsburgh
H. H. McCombs
New Castle
William McCombs
Betty Mae
James Marshall
New Wilmington
7. J. Armstrong
Leesburg
Clarence Fennick
Frank Deal
Butler
George Whenry
Clarence Draka
H. Stitt
Slippery Rock
Helen
Rose Telis
A. Telis
Elizabeth Grandy
Dan Douglass
Leesburg Station
Leora Houston
William Houston
Minnie Cooper
James
Charles Cooper
C. E. Fennick
Clarence Armstrong
Rosco Lewis
Grove City
Ben Hodglin
Robert Munnell
Sherman Rodgers
Near Plaingrove
John Marshall
Sharon
Claire Wiley
Paul Duffy
Ellwood City
Dick Fennick
Buddie Houston
Mont Houston
Robert Graham
Kenneth Frankhauser
Ed. Mechling
George Douglass
Celebration Of Armistice To Be Held In Midland
Plans were announced for the annual Armistice Day celebration to be held in Midland this year. The Beaver County committee aims to have veterans grave registrations updated under the emergency relief board. Cigarette donations from each post will be given to veterans at Aspinwall Hospital and delivered July 7 by a joint Freedom, Beaver, and Ellwood City committee. The 40 and 8 will hold a stag party at Wiez's Grove on August 3, with the next regular meeting June 28 at Midland followed by a July 19 meeting in Freedom.
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Ellwood City
Midland
Beaver County Committee
Emergency Relief Board
Aspinwall Hospital
Pittsburgh
Virginia Hartzell Hosts Willing Workers Class Meeting
Ellwood City June 25 Miss Virginia Hartzell opened her home at Wurtemburg for the Willing Workers class of the Wurtemburg Methodist church. Seventeen members attended with Miss Mildred Darnell directing business and devotional periods. Dorothy Bissell elected teacher with Stella Powell as assistant. Pauline and Dorothy Boots tasked with selecting a class play. Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Hartzell and Mrs. Merrill Horton. Next meeting planned at Fanchion Kirker’s home on Friday evening July 19.
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Ellwood City
Virginia Hartzell
Wurtemburg
Walter Hartzell
Merrill Horton
Fanchion Kirker
O N T Members Meet Last Night in Ellwood City
Mrs Mae White hosted the O N T club gathering at her Franklin Avenue home with spring flowers. Two bridge tables filled the evening and high score awards went to Mrs Ida Duncan Mrs Mattie Sloan and Miss Suzzone Stevenson. A luncheon followed prepared by the hostess and daughter Virginia. Mrs Sloan invited the group to meet July 11 at her Spring Avenue home.
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Ellwood City
Mae White
O. N. T. Club
Franklin Avenue
Bridge
Ida Duncan
Mattie Sloan
Suzzone Stevenson
Virginia
Providence Baptist church grounds basement in Ellwood City
The Young People of Providence Baptist church broke ground for a new basement in Ellwood City last evening in a well attended event. Financing comes from the church Sunday School classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Providence Baptist Church
Church Class Meetings Set In Ellwood Area
Ellwood City area notices list multiple church groups meeting this week. Sunshine and Wide Awake classes meet at the Hesslers near North Sewickley, Ever Ready Bible class gathers at Mrs. Shirley’s North Sewickley home, Gleaners class meets at Mrs. Ketterer’s Wurtemburg, and Harriet Gordon class holds a re organization meeting hosted by Miss Irene Falen in Wurtemburg. Elections of officers are planned at these gatherings.
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Ellwood City
Hickory Knell Church of God
Warren Hessler
Near North Sewickley
North Sewickley
Gleaners
Wurtemburg
Ministers to Attend Bucknell Conference Session
Elwood City ministers J R Routledge B G Oster C E Lunn from Beaver Falls and Rev Finch of Rochester First Baptist left by motor for Bucknell University Lewisburg Pa to attend the Ministers Conference session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
J. R. Routledge
B. G. Osterhouse
This City
C. E. Lunn
Beaver Falls
Finch
Rochester First Baptist Churches
Mator
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Last Beaver County training class set for Concord Methodist
Ellwood City notes the final session of district 7 Beaver county S. S. association teacher training will convene at 8 PM at Concord Methodist church. County superintendent of Young Peoples work Mrs. L. H. Profitt has led the instruction.
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Ellwood City
Beaver County
S. 8S
Concord Methodist Church
L. H. Profitt
Beaver
Young Peoples Work
Missionary Society Speaker From Japan At Ellwood City
Ellwood City reports the Marjorie Faught Missionary Society convenes at 8 o'clock in the junior rooms of the church with Mrs John Smith speaker, a missionary from Japan. Mid week service is set for Wednesday evening and choir rehearsal occurs Saturday.
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Ellwood City
Marjorie Faught
Last Rites For Rachael Bunzo
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachael Bunyan Bunzo were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Ellwood City church, Rev. R. E. Bell in charge. She was widow of Jacob Bonzo who died 22 years ago. Surviving relatives include two brothers James and Abner Bunyan of Ellwood and a sister Mrs. Mary Marshall of Oklahoma. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Fred Jackson, John Stevenson, William Goehring, G. N. Hazen, Lewis Eckhart and Samuel D. Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Rachael Bunyan Bunzo
Celia
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
R. E. Bell
Jacob Bonzo
James
Abner Bunyan
Ellwood
Mary Marshall
Oklahoma State
Chester Douglass
John Staph
Charles Pflugh
Fred Jackson
John Stevenson
William Goehring
G. N. Hazen
Lewis Eckhart
Samuel D. Hart
Leech Reunion Held At Leechs Home Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 25 a Leech reunion gathered 70 attendees at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lutz from Slippery Rock Stop. David Walker led the business meeting and was reelected president. J. R. Lutz became vice president. William Leech as secretary. Mrs. R. E. Newton as treasurer. Amos Mazzani and George Martucci provided entertainment with Clifton Leech. prayers and a farewell song followed. next reunion set for the fourth Saturday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Leech
Lutz
Slippery Rock
David Walker
J. R. Lutz
William Leech
R. E. Newton
Amos Mazzani
George Martucci
Clifford Leech
Hospital Notes Ellwood City Admits Several Patients
June 25 update lists admissions including Mrs. John L. Miller Harmony Mrs. Joe Motillo Hazel Avenue Mike Hasbach Park Avenue and John Bauder Jr Brown's Addition Discharges include Eugene Rader and James Hazen Jr Zelienople Mr and Mrs Charles Shuler New Castle visiting Frank Cogley Burnstown
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Ellwood City
John L. Miller
Harmony
Joe Motillo
Hazel Avenue
Mike Hasbach
Park Avenue
John Bauder Jr
Brown’s Addition
Eugene Rader
Zelienople
James Hazen Jr
Charles Shuler
New Castle
Frank Cogley
Burnstown
Martha Cosby Class Plans Fifth Annual fete
Elwood City group of the U P church met last night at Janet Stroup house on Franklin avenue with fair attendance. President Mrs Ed Butler led the business session planning the fifth annual fete. A luncheon followed hosted by Miss Stroup and her mother Mrs Howard Stroup. Next meeting set for July 15 at Mildred Hutchinson’s home.
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Ellwood City
Martha Cosby
U. P. Church
Janet Stroup
Franklin Avenue
Ed Butler
Howard Stroup
Mildred Hutchinson
Banquet Held By Rebekah Lodge Honors Winners
Rebekah Lodge held a banquet with 38 attendees at the First National Bank building. Grand lodge officer Harold Burns spoke after the meeting while Mr and Mrs Shirey of Zelienople gave short remarks. Cards and bingo closed the evening. next meeting set for July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Rebekah
First National Bank
Harold Burns
Grand Lodge
Cosmopolitan Club Meets on Monday
Charlotte Davidson hosted Cosmopolitan club members at her Park Avenue home last night. Guests enjoyed garden settings and bridge at two tables with prizes won by Mrs. John Schweitzer and Miss Davidson. Luncheon followed. next meeting is at Miss Ruth Krah’s home. W. B. A. In Ellwood City meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the V. F. W. hall with a business session, social time, and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Charlotte Davidson
Cosmopolitan Club
Park Avenue
John Schweitzer
Miss Davidson
C. C. Davidson
Ruth Krah
V. F. W. Hall
Fourth Street
Day Camp Leaders Picnic At Cascade Park
Girl Scout day camp committee members and leaders in charge of the Cascade park day camp plan a picnic supper tonight. Unit members will meet to discuss July activities and schedules for the summer program.
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Girl Scout
Cascade Park
the Park
Men’s Bible Class Picnic in Ewing Park
Elwood City June 25. The M. E. Men Wesleyan Bible class held a picnic at Ewing Park with J. I. Porter as chairman. G. C. Denniston G. Y. Fike Harold Burns and Rev. Little gave talks. The group plans to cooperate on the July Sunday school picnic and a fall corn roast. Frank Blaine led singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
M. E. Men’s Wesleyan Bible
Ewing Park
J. I. Porter
G. C. Denniston
G. Y. Fike
Harold Burns
Rev. Little
Frank Blaine
Local residents and visitors share time across region
Arthur Sirianni visited New Castle as a business guest while numerous families from Oil City Ambridge Altoona Chicago Wampum and beyond spent time with friends and relatives in New Castle Ellwood Harmony Knox Newcastle and nearby towns. Attendees included the Watsons Eckles Christie Snare Menniken Wehr Pratt Renek Steele Pratt Davies Wilcox Dawson Riggs Routledge Paulson Brandt Wilcox and Yahn among others. A patient from Grove City was released home after surgery.
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Arthur Sirianni
New Castle
Harvey Watson
Oil City
J. W. Eckles
John
Ambridge
Ellport
Alice Christie
Rosalie Snare
Paul Menniken
Jimmy
Altoona
Emily Wehr
Chicago, Il
Harriet Wogan
Fountain Avenue
Steven Renek
J. R. Routledge
North Sewickley
W. C. Steele
Jean
Naomi
Russel Myers
Chewton Road
Cooks Forest
George Mathison
Parkers Landing
James Mathison
Hazel Avenue
George C. Davies
Albert
Dearborn
Mich
Ellwood and
Harmony
John Wilcox
Sandyville
W. Va
B. E. Wilcox
Knox
New Brighton
A. R. Dawson
Paul and
Marjorie
Bellevue
Earl C. Dawson
Franklin Avenue
R. P. McNanny
Wampum Avenue
Grove City Hospital
Glenn Riggs
Brookville
Jefferson County
C. E. Rich
Clarion
Providence Parsonage
Elsie Paulson
Dorothy Brandt
New Brighton Road
Ruth Wilcox
Providence Baptist Parsonage
Clarence Yahn
Zelienople Road
Church of God
West Newton
Lilyville
Wampum Bridge Club Luncheon Hosted by Aley and Blythe
WampumMisses Jean Aley and Mildred Blythe hosted a Saturday bridge luncheon at Blythe's Clyde Street home. Attending were Mrs. Jas. Blythe, Mrs. C. W. Guy, Mrs. Frank Hollister, Mrs. L. Yoho, Mrs. Jno. Craven, Miss Martha Sprinker, and the hostesses. High score went to Mrs. Craven, low score to Miss Sprinker, draw prize to Mrs. Guy.
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Jean Aley
Mildred Blythe
Bridge Club
Clyde Street
Jas. Blythe
C. W. Guy
Frank Hollister
L. Yoho
Jno. Craven
Martha Sprinker
Craven
Sprinker
Boethian Circle to Meet for Monthly Meeting at Church
The Boethian Circle of the Presbyterian Sunday school will gather Thursday night at the church for its regular monthly business session and social. The social committee is led by Mesdames W. D. Dickson and W. E. ...
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Boethian
Presbyterian Sunday School
W. D. Dickson
W. E
Local residents and visitors club events in New Castle
W A Brown returns home from Harrisburg. Mr and Mrs James Glover visit New Castle Sunday. Carl Schmidt business visitor in New Castle Monday. Mr and Mrs H R McKim shop in New Castle Saturday. Mrs C L Repman and Eugene visit Beaver Falls yesterday. Mrs C L Yoho and Miss Jean Aley shop New Castle Monday. Mrs McClure and Mr and Mrs J A Ketterer shop New Castle Saturday. Clarence Staps D E Orris and Mr and Mrs H E King with children guests in Beaver Falls Sunday. Mr and Mrs Norris Moulder and children from Youngstown, O, visit Robi Ro ys Sunday. Mrs Moulder to spend days with her parents.
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W. A. Brown
Harrisburg
James Glover
New Castle
Carl Schmidt
H. R. McKim
C. L. Repman
Eugene
Beaver Falls
C. L. Yoho
Jean Aley
McClure
J. A. Ketterer
Clarence Staps
D. E. Orris
H. E. King
Norris Moulder
Youngstown, O
Gr ant City Shoppers Visit Morri son Family
Recent New Castle shoppers including Mr and Mrs Wm King Mrs J H Morrison and Joe Mrs Barchesky and daughters Mrs Edna McCracken and children Mr and Mrs Howard Cooper and children of Fair Grounds and Mrs J F Barchesky and daughters called on Mr and Mrs J H Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wm. King
J. H. Morrison
Joe
Barchesky
Edna McCracken
Howard Cooper
Fair Grounds
J. F. Barchesky
Ed. Percy
Scottdale
Lewis Robison
Near Gardner
Wanda Frazier
Rose Point
Norman
Freda Dean
Harry Leise
Portersville
Legion Post Executive Committee to Meet at Legion Home
Commander Chester Sweesy called an important meeting of the Perry S. Gaston post executive committee for today at 7 30 p m at the Legion home. He urged full attendance of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sweesy
Perry S. Gaston
American Legion
Public opinion rules law without law’s aid
A terse reflection on the balance between public sentiment and legal authority appears with a note about The News by Mail subscription terms: One year five dollars.
One Year Extension of Bank Deposit Insurance
The senate banking and currency committee voted a one year extension of the $5,000 bank deposit insurance under the FDIC to July 1. A joint resolution led by Carter Glass would postpone the move to a permanent plan that would raise coverage to $10,000 if enacted.
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Washington
FDIC
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate Banking
Carter Glass
Virginia
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