Jitterbugs cause glass injuries at St Louis club
Vibrations from jitterbug dancing at a St. Louis Boys' club caused a large window to crack and fall onto the dancers. One girl and two boys were cut by flying glass and treated at City hospital. The window reportedly stood about 12 feet above the dance floor.
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International News Service
Louis
St. Louis
City Hospital
Fifty Nine Past Test To Operate Auto
The Pennsylvania motor police tested 104 applicants on Sampson street Tuesday. 359 passed. The list of successful names includes Sam Radovic of Beaver Falls and Zada Garner of Valint among many others. Examinations will be held again next Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania Motor Police
Sampson Street
Sam Radovic
Beaver Falls
Zada L. Garner
Valint
Donald Hosier
Superior
Robert J. O'Neil
Winslow Avenue
Alfred Vl Papa
West Pittsburg
Margaret Houston
Joseph M. Ostrosky
Bluff
Frank A. Kilne
High Street
Katila
Edenburg
R. D
Jane Weaver
East Sutton
John O'Toole
Mercer
Joseph P. DiThomas
Center Street
John T. Brommer
Wampum
Roy Barkley
Prospect
John Presnar
Cora E. Mc
Rocks
Thomas R. Hogue
Pulaski, R
The News by Mail for I Year, Five Dollars
An advertisement offering a one year subscription to The News by Mail for five dollars. It promotes mail delivery of the newspaper and includes pricing details to attract readers seeking home delivery. The brief note emphasizes affordability and convenience.
Russia claims Nazis suffer severe losses in latest push
Report from Soviet military communique describes mechanized German units destroyed in Grodno Volkovysk and Brest region with heavy fighting near Brody. Soviet aviation claimed 34 German planes shot down while submarines and bombers targeted Constanza Kiev Danzig and Lubin. Rumors of paratrooper interference and German Romanian cooperation cited. warning broadcast likens Hitler to Napoleon.
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Riga
Danzig
Koenigsberg
Lublin
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NKVD
Secret Police
OGPU
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Kulojaarvi
Soviet
Rumania
Pruth
Moscow
New York
CBS
Napoleon
Russia
Hitler
GNCA Explores Plant Prospects in Quiet Review
The Greater New Castle Association’s 18 page second annual report shows follow up on specific industrial projects with two to three appearing favorable. A mimeographed summary covers the fiscal year ending February 28 and includes a financial report. A closing letter from past president Morman E. Clark thanks the GNCA staff and committee members for loyal service.
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GNCA
Civic Association
Morman E. Clark
Association
Clark
Gnca Sharif
Shenango Group Meets Tuesday In First Church Here
Shenango Presbytery met all day in the First Presbyterian church here. Rev. W. J. Holmes resigned as stated supply of Calvary Presbyterian in New Castle. Dr. John Orr of New Wilmington appointed to supply that pulpit until September.
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Calvary Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Shenango
First Presbyterian Church
John Orr
New Wilmington
Robert W. Veoch
New Wimington
Hopewell Church
New Bedford
Presbyterian General Assembly
St. Louis
Charles Bell
Ellwood City
R. J. Nesbitt
Enon Valley
C. W. Boyer
Slippery’ Rock
J. Greer Bingham
Wampum
Pennsylvania Synod
Grove City
W. J. Engle
Kirkbride
John K. Furst
Trustees of Presbytery
Bessemer
W. F. Bingham
Pittsburgh
Aeronautics Board Allots Air Space To Types Of Airplanes
Washington June 25 The Civil Aeronautics Board set aside air space above 17 000 feet for military aircraft to ease movement amid rising civil and military air traffic It ordered civil airways between 3 500 and 17 000 feet to maintain specific altitudes and to equip planes with radio receiver transmitter and altimeter for safe contact and routing The space below 3 500 feet remains free with no new restrictions for cross country flight and training
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Traffic Control Board
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Civil Aeronautics Administrations
Shaw Funeral Set For Friday In Philadelphia
Du John J Shaw state health secretary in Guy Arthur H James cabinet since 1939 will be buried privately in the Vare family plot at West Laurel Hill cemetery Friday afternoon A viewing will be held tomorrow at the Oliver H Ball funeral parlor 1820 Chestnut Street Philadelphia services set for 2 pm Beatrice Vare widow and daughter of the late Republican leader Willum S Vare mentioned Gov James expressed sympathy after cancelling engagements
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John J. Shaw
Guy
Arthur H. James
Vare
West Laurel Hill
Shaw
Ventnor
N. J
Oliver H. Ball
Chestnut Street
Shin
Harrisburg
Beatrice Vare
Pennsylvania
Willum S. Vare
James
Ahan
Energy WC T U gathers for meeting at Currie home
A Energy WC T U and Local Teachers League meeting convened at Mrs W E Currie's home with leader Mrs J M Houk. Guests attended as the group sang America prayed heard scripture and songs with solos and readings. Business session led by vice president Mrs William Leslie and refreshments served before closing prayer.
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Energy
Union Dune Meeting of Energy WC. T. UW
W. E. Currie
J. M. Houk
America
Leslie
J. G. Weir
Dale Currie
Keziah Wellhausen
Currie
Weir
Wellhausen
William Leslie
The Great Game Of Politics And World War II Letters
A wartime opinion piece argues against appeasing Nazi Germany and warns that Communist sabotage could mislead the public. It urges unwavering support for Britain, intensified aid to the Soviets only as a supplementary measure, and a strong Atlantic resolve to defeat Hitler while maintaining distrust of Communists.
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Britain
Hitler
East
Churchill
What's What At A Glance In War Time Economics
Analyzes how defense priorities affect small factories and raw material access. Non defense plants risk closing and job losses as government policy shifts, with warnings that strategic shortages and rationing could force factory bankruptcies as wartime controls tighten amid fears of postwar disruption.
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OPM
Deense
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Four Enlist In U S Army At New Castle Station
Sergeant Owen E Tighe enlisted four young men this week at the New Castle Army Recruiting Station. Michael J George of 3415 West North Street enlisted for the Air Corps at Maxwell Field Alabama. Joseph F Broschart son of Mr and Mrs Fridolin Broschart New Castle R D 2 enlisted for the 40th Air Base Group Meridian Mississippi and has been sent to West Palm Beach Florida. John F Zenobi son of Mr and Mrs Domenick Zenobi Grove City went to Maxwell Field Alabama. Edwin P Rood son of Mr and Mrs Edwin B Rood Templeton Pennsylvania recently graduated Westminster College and enlisted in the regular army unassigned sent to New Cumberland Pennsylvania. Rood served with the army in Hawer and entered Westminster won its discharge in 193% and expects to enter the finance department of the army.
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Owen E. Tighe
New Castle
Michael J. George
Mary Alamire
West North Street
Air Corps
Maxwell Field
Ala
Joseph F. Broschart
Fridolin Broschart
New Castle R. D
40Th Air Base Group
Meridan
Miss
West Palm Beech
Fla
John F. Zenobi
Domenick Zenobi
Grove City
Edwin P. Rood
Edwin B. Rood
Templeton
Westminster College
New Cumberda Pa
Rood
Hawer
Westminster
Finance Department
Army
McElwee Visiting in City After Postal Convention
Thomas A McElwee assistant superintendent of mails at the Philadelphia post office is spending a few days at the home of his son and daughter in law Chet Petty and Mrs John J McElwee of 813 Butler avenue He stopped here after attending the postal supervisors convention in Erie and Palout ended for Saturday.
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Thomas A. McElwee
Philadelphia
Chet Petty
John J. McElwee
Butler Avenue
Mr. McElwe
Postal Supervisors
Erie
Palout
Radiator Social Club Plans Evening Meeting
Radiator Social Club will meet on Thursday at Ramb Jets Rest on Sippery Rock road with over 75 members expected. Dinner at 6 50 and dancing to follow in the evening. PARK SEEKS JUDGESHIP FOR PITTSBURGH. District Attorney Andrew T Park of Allegheny County enters the race for a common pleas court judgeship. He is a Westminster College and University of Pittsburgh Law School graduate and has been elected three times as county prosecutor.
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England
Churchill
Ramb Jets
Sippery Rock Road
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Park
International News Service
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Allegheny County
Common Pleas Court
Westminster College
University of Pittsburgh
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