Two Dead From Auto Accidents In Pennsylvania
Two fatal and multiple injuries reported across Pennsylvania as Winter traffic worsens. Four year old Mary Tregley of Duquesne died after a traffic collision near her home while 51 year old Frank B Clark was found dead along Lincoln Highway near Lanes Many Inn. Reports describe several separate crashes in Pittsburgh Lancaster Harrisburg and Philadelphia areas with injuries including children and adults.
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Duquesne
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Mito Rankila
Lancaster
B. Clark
Harrisburg
Halifax
Ato
Lansdowne
Paladelpha
Cole Chaton
Conference Opens At Slippery Rock
The fifth annual session of the Western Pennsylvania Sberdene International Bible Conference opened Sunday afternoon in First Presbyterian Church of Slippery Rock. The church hosts afternoon and evening sessions led by Dr. George C. Miller of the Second Presbyterian Church of Butter, serving as president of the organization.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Slippery Rock
George C. Miler
Second Presbyterian Churen
Bible Conference Sessions Highlight Visionary Speakers
The event featured Dr E J Pace of Florida delivering So Filled with the Spirit, Dr Walter E McClure of First Presbyterian leading, and Rev Charles H Heaton of the city speaking on Some Thrilling Adventures with the Bible. Daily sessions from 10 a.m. to evening offered studies in the Philippines and the Law of the Octave in the World and the Word of God.
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J. Pace
Orlando
Fin
Philippines
Walter E. McClure
Fist Presbyterian
Pace
Foresters Pick New Camp Name For Trout Run Unit
Hy Tom Crenney Jr Special To The Woosdy Camp ng 126 Civilian Conservation Corps Trout Run Pa June 26 Camp Lowell Thom as the new name chosen for this forest camp where 100 New Castle Youths are doing service in President Roosevelts giant civilian conservation corps Arthur Sillman New Castle for exter can claim the honor of sug gesting it A letter informing the noted speaker of the action has been mailed to Mr Thomas In New York Coming Were by Truck According to news learned here to day a group of 60 New Castle boys have chartered a truck for a return visit to New Castle over the Fourth of July Early on the morning of Saturday July 1 they will arrive in their home city Company 367 New Castle s own won its first ball game of the season from a Trout Run team last week The score was 9 to 2 Many oval boys participated in the game all playing to the satisfaction of their rooters Those who saw action were Bob Jones Red Wrong Joe Farone Lud Ostrosky Howard Conrad Baska Melcher Al Russo Nocera and Schuller Twenty one fellows representing the forest team played Bob Jones was the hitting star of the game with a double and triple to his credit and Red Wrona played a bang up game Next week the local foresters will play a team from Ralston
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Trout Run
Lowell Thomas
New Castle
Roosevelt
Civiian Conservation Corp
Arthur Sillman
Thomas
New York
Oval
Bob" Jones
Red Wrong
Joe Farone
Lud Ostrosky
Howard Conrad
Baska
Melcher
al Russo
Nocera
Schuller
Forest
Bob Jones
Red
Baptist Ministers Hold Pennsylvan ia Conference At Bucknell
In Lewisburg Pa on June 26 the Baptist Ministers Union of Pennsylvania opened a three day conference at Bucknell University with about 100 ministers. The university will also host the Pennsylvania Baptist Young People's convention starting Friday and continuing until July 3.
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Baptist Ministers Union of Pennsylvania
Bucknell University
Pennsylvania Baptist Young People’s Convention
Slaughter House Damaged by Fire Near West Middlesex
Fire gutted the slaughter house owned by Fred Gault on the Sharon Newcastle road south of West Middlesex last evening. Damage is estimated at about one thousand dollars. Sparks from an overheated stage are believed to have started the blaze.
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West Middlesex
Fred Gault
Sharon-Newcastle Rand
Legion Head Urges War Vet Reform at Ohio Reunion
National Commander Louis A. Johnson challenged about 10,000 tri-state veterans to rid government of corruption and graft during the Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia Legion reunion in Liverpool Ohio. A two mile parade preceded the meeting as locals competed in drum corps and band events with Tarentum winning prize money.
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International News Service
Liverpool
Louis A. Johnson
The
American Legion Today
Johnson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Russians Seek End to British Trade Embargo
London June 26 Negotiations to lift the British embargo against Soviet Russia opened with Maxim Litvinoff the Soviet foreign commissar meeting British foreign secretary Sir John Simon at the foreign office. Litvinoff used the rear door to avoid a crowd of over 100 in Downing Street.
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Russia
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Briish Foreign Office
John Simon
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Foreign Office
Downing Street
Chicago Woman Is Slaying Victim
Chicago police sought motive in the shooting death of Mrs. Mary Morrison, 36, who was killed on her porch while her son Joseph, 19, watched. A man in a passing car fired five shots, four striking her fatally. A blonde boy about five accompanied the slayer.
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International News Service
Chicago
Mary Morrison
Joseph
McKelvey Funeral in Youngstown Attended by Executives
Executives from Philadelphia New York and Chicago attend the funeral of Emery L. McKelvey 66 vice president and general manager of the G M McKelvey Company who died Saturday after an operation at the North Side unit of Youngstown Hospital. The large downtown store was closed for the funeral. Weather note unrelated fragment mentions pep and fighting.
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Governor Gives Bride Away at Hearst Ranch Wedding
Governor James Rolph of California prepared to give away the bride Mrs Lorta Velie of Bremerton Washington to George Hearst eldest son of the noted newspaper publisher at the Hearst ranch San Simeon California in June Hearst currently oversees radio developments and programs for Hearst papers and affiliated stations
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California
Lorta Velie
Bremerton
Wash
George Hearst
Hearst Ranch
San Simeon
Cal
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Hearst Newspapers
Man From Persia Speaks About Mission Work at Mahoningtown Church
Dr. Ivan O Wilson on Good News From Persia describes 17 years in the field with two missionaries furloughed from Persia, traveling missions and a Pittsburgh to Pacific coast speaking tour. Summer activities include end of Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings and upcoming annual picnics for local lodges and churches.
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Ivan O, Wilson
Persia
Mahoningtown
Talented Baseball Players on Local Jeans This Year
Mike Diffley former Michigan captain plays for Universal Sanitary Company against McKee’s Rocks All Stars this weekend. Huff another skilled player joins Mahoning A A, having joined top eastern and midwestern teams in recent years.
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Jesse
Mickey) Huff
Mahoning A. A
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East
Middle West
Girls of Guild Plan Two Week Camp Near New Wilmington
Westminster Guild of Mahon imgtown Presbyterian church girls will meet Tuesday to plan a camping trip at Cottage Grove near New Wilmington. They depart next Saturday with some staying five weeks, others for one. Counselors are Mrs. William Leicht and Mrs. LD C Schnebly.
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the Grove
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Residents and visitors mingle in Seventh Ward notes
Delaware avenue residents settle in as Anna McKee remains ill at 500 West Cherry Street. Loleta and Berklee Butts depart for a two week stay in West Virginia. J B Bumbaugh to return to the Seventh Ward fire department after a 9 week rotation. Carlton Woodman, J B Rogers families from Akron visit Seventh Ward friends. Richard McCartney recovers at home from tonsil operation at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Mrs E W Guy and Lucille McGuire return from Pine Grove camp near Carlisle Pa. Eugene Walker, West Clayton Street, improving from pneumonia after a critical illness. Mrs Q B E Davy and son Samus visit Pittsburgh for Mrs Barnes high school graduation. Robert Carl Barnes, former local resident, participates.
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West Cherry Street
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Berklee Butts
West Virginia
J. B. Bumbaugh
Seventh Ward Fire Department
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Woodman
J. BR. Rogers
Akron
Seventh Ward
Sauure Jday
Richard McCartney
West Clayton Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
E. W. Guy
West Madison Avenue
Lucille McGuire
North Cedar Street
Pine Grove Camp
Carlisle
New Postmaster At Altoona Pa Named Acting Head
Altoona Pa June 26 Acting postmaster changes announced with Four B Clark succeeding Elvin Brumbaugh as postmaster. Clark to assume duties once bond approved. Brumbaugh possibly to become assistant postmaster amid expectations of a reduced rating prompting the move.
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Altoona
Elvin Brumbaugh
Clark
Brumbaugh
Second Church Names New Board
Dr. C. K. McGeorge pastor of the Second WA F church announces a new board of deacons formed by congregation election. Twelve men were named to serve including Henry Millison Alex Hanna R Caruthers Norman Patton Dan McGraw George Wagner Frank Bovard Dewayne Glenn Oscar Alexander W J Marshall Ted Strumater and Brice McGeehan.
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WA F
Henry Millison
Alex Hanna
R. ©. Caruthers
Norman Patton
Dan McGraw
George Wagner
Frank Bovard
Dewayne Glenn
Oscar Alexander
W. J. Marshall
Ted Strumater
Brice McGeehan
Dickinson College Chooses Interim Leader in Morgan Return
In Carlisle on June 26 Dr James Ileary Morgan former president of Dickinson College returned to lead the institution temporarily while a new president is chosen to succeed Is Karl T Waugh. The board of trustees accepted Waughs resignation and voiced regret with no reason given for retirement.
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International News Service
Garlisle
James Ileary Morgan
Dickinson College
Helon Today
Karl T. Waugh
Dr. Waugh
Juniors Plan Picnic at Cottage Grove Near New Wilmington
The junior Christian Endeavor of Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church will hold a picnic this afternoon at Cottage Grove near New Wilmington. Headquarters will be the G. G. Hotchier cottage. They met last at the church and will not resume activities until fall.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Cottage Grove
New Wilmington
G. G. Hotchier
Bass And Perch Fishing Season Opens Saturday
The 1933 inland Pennsylvania fishing season for black bass and pike perch begins July 1 in Lawrence County. Stocking helped improve angling, with 2,000 black bass and 472,000 pike perch fry released in Neshannock Creek and Connoquenessing Creek. Limits: ten bass per day, nine inches minimum. pike perch ten fish per day, twelve inches minimum. Open season lasts until November 30.
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Lawrence County
The
Fish Commission
Neshannock Creek
Connoquenessing Creek
Free-For-All Fight Breaks Out At Pittsburgh Riot
A car crash triggered a late night riot in Pittsburgh as three women and three men were injured. Beer bottles, mugs and cans flew as combatants clashed, prompting three riot calls and police from多个 precincts to respond. One suspect, Janes Connors, claimed as son of the police chief, was released. Harold Miller, 25, held for inciting riot.
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Michael J. Muldowney
Score Yhore
Mt. Lebanon
Beene
Riot Breaks Out After Accident At Soho Picnic
Six people held on bail in connection with a chaotic Soho picnic sponsored by the Women’s Club. The melee followed a traffic accident when Chester Zastal’s car was hit by a car allegedly driven by John J. McGorrick. Wounds included 19 stitches for Lawrence Markay.
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Jatt
Wersed
Ler Club
Soho
Chester Zastal
John J. McGorrick
Vines Defeats Meredith to Open Wimbledon Crown Defense
Ellsworth Vines Jr of the United States swept G R G Meredith of England in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-0 to begin his bid for a fourth straight British title at Wimbledon. American undergrad L Burwell beat H Kleinschrath 6-0 6-2, Clifford Sutter defeated E Itgh 6-2 6-1. The Japanese star fought hard in the second set.
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United States
Vines
E. Jtgh
Japan
Sutter
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