Junior Order Admits Members at Monaca Meeting
Castle Council 365 of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics held a meeting in Monaca Pennsylvania with a large New Castle delegation. New Castle district 91 won a membership contest against Monaca New Brighton Zelienople and Coraopolis. Degrees were conferred by Good Cheer Council of Pittsburgh and G Kirby Harrington led the event. A July 4 excursion to Tiffin Ohio to visit the National Orphans Home is planned. A Tunis Egypt coast highway project was ordered by Mussolini.
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New Castle
Monaca
New Brighton
Zelienople
Coraopolis
Good Cheer Council of
Pittsburgh
G. Kirby Harrington
Tiffin, O
National Orphans Home
Kiwanis Ladies Host Elegant Club Dinner and Program
Kiwanis members and their guests filled The Castleton for a feminine themed evening. Mrs. Gilbert E. Long welcomed attendees and Mrs. Clement D. Parker led a program featuring violinist Anthony Casbero, pianist Dorothy Fisher, reader Elsie McGeorge, and a drama sketch by club ladies.
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Castleton
Gilbert E. Long
Clement D. Parker
R. L. Hildebrand
Jesse N. Kerr
William Ayres
Edgar L. Thompson
Gilbert E Long
Blaha
H. L. Marvin
Parker
L. C. Mantz
William Hanna
J. C. Miner
Julius V. Blaha
F. M. Rowland
Doris Marvin
Kiwanian
John J. McIlvaine
McIlvaine
First Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis
Arraign Slayer Of Illinois Girl
Gerald Thompson confessed slayer Mil dred Hallmark was arraigned in Peoria Illinois on murder charges. Circuit judge Ingram set the trial for July 22.
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International News Service
Peoria
Ill
Gerald Thompson
Mildred Hallmark
Ingram
Malden Cat Rampage Ended by Officer's Shot
In Malden Massachusetts a stray cat went on a rampage attacking three people before a police officer killed it with a firearm. All three victims received medical treatment for their injuries.
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International News Service
Malden
Mass
New Warships Planned for 1936 Naval Build Program
Washington June 26 Secretary of the Navy Swanson announced plans to build 24 new warships in the 1936 fiscal year to strengthen the fleet. Sealed bids for 13 vessels to be built in private yards will be opened August 7, with estimates for 11 vessels to be built in naval yards. The private yard vessels include light cruisers aircraft carrier and torpedo boat destroyers. Naval yard vessels include light cruiser torpedo boat destroyers and submarines.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Swanson
Navy Department
Woman in Coat Reported Suicidal Plan in June Incident
Patrolman Weslowski stopped Elizabeth Henderson 25 after she wore an overcoat in warm weather. She stated plans to jump into the river, was taken to the station house, then discharged by the police magistrate. Henderson is mother of two and faced hardship with a husband on relief.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Weslowski
Elizabeth Henderson
Weslowski
Henderson
Pittsburgh Ex-Pitt Med Student Comments on Byrd Hibernation
James Sterrett, 29, ex-University of Pittsburgh medical student, returns from 17 months at Little America. He says he cannot discuss Commander Richard E Byrd's Antarctica exile due to contract terms and his own expedition role.
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Pittsburgh
James Sterrett
University of Pittsburgh
Richard E .Byrd
Antarctica
Little America
Sterrett
Byrd
Stratosphere Balloon Lands Near Moscow After Long Flight
The veteran stratosphere balloon UVSSR 1-Bis rose 52,000 feet over 120 miles in 2.5 hours and landed near Tula south of Moscow at 1 a.m. The craft, commanded by Khraston Ville, used the same bag but with a rebuilt gondola, echoing the 1933 ascent of 62,320 feet.
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International News Service
Moscow
Tula
Khraston Ville
Mars Man Missing in Pittsburgh After Baltimore Trip
Charles T. Tilman, 70, of Mars Pennsylvania, left for Baltimore Saturday to cash endowment policies. He was last seen at the Northside Market House in Pittsburgh with about $18 000 in policies or cash on his person, according to relatives.
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Mars
International News Service
Charles T. Tilman
Baltimore
Northside
Pittsburgh
Demand Action On Central Bank Bill Provision
House banking leaders threaten to force permanent bank deposit insurance into effect July 1 unless the senate acts on the Central Bank provision of the president's banking bill. They cite 14,000 banks facing 150 million dollars in guaranty assessments under the permanent program as the temporary system expires June 30.
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Washington
House
Senate
Steagall
Alabama
House Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
White House
Congress
Federal Reserve
Local resident names listed with addresses in multiple towns
A compiled list presents numerous individuals with associated addresses across Ellwood City Slippery Rock Lowellville New Brighton Beaver Falls Youngstown Cleveland Avalon and Pittsburgh. Names include Lester Wagner Margaret McCune Joseph Williams Dorothy Schreckengost Florence Hartung and others.
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Lester Wagneree
Laurel Avenue
Ellwood City
Margaret McCune
Slippery Rock
R. D
CCC adds 30189 to camps in week expansion
Washington reports 30189 more men joined the CCC in the first week of the expansion program begun June 15. Fechner announced the total enrollment reaches 364000 with a possible 600000 cap, including 27662 juniors 515 local experience workers and 2012 World War veterans, with Pennsylvania contributing 1461 enrollees.
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International News Service
Washington
CCC
Robert Fechner
Pennsylvania
Last Harrisburg Legislature Cost Tops Million
Harrisburg report reveals the last legislative session cost taxpayers 1,330,276 dollars. Expenditures include 760,828 for the House, 301,621 for the Senate, 18,082 for the legislative reference bureau, and 249,744 for printing bills calendars and the legislative journal.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Legislative Reference Bureau
Legislative Journal
Johnson Confers With LaGuardia On Work Relief Post
New York June 26 Dynamic General Hugh S. Johnson meets Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia for a private briefing on his duties as the city’s work relief czar. Johnson says returning to official life feels like hell and he did not want the job but the president insisted.
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New York
Hugh S. Johnson
New York City
F. H. LaGuardia
Artillery to Drill Near Slippery Rock
Second battalion of the 107th artillery under Major C E Conner and the motorized unit with its band of the Pittsburgh district will conduct weekend maneuvers at camp grounds near Slippery Rock next Sunday afternoon.
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107Th Artillery
C. E. Conner
Pittsburgh
Slippery Rock
Anne Alston to be Presented at Court of St James
Miss Anne Alston of Atlanta Georgia will be among Americans presented at the Court of St James on June 26.
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Anne Alston
Philip H. Alston
Atlanta, Ga
Court of St. James
Packing Company Wins Big Fight
The Fried and Reineman Packing Company of Pittsburgh won a temporary restraining order in federal court to halt the AAA hog processing tax assessment. Bond set at $100,000. James Y. O'Toole Jr. restrained from further tax levies or penalties. A hearing is scheduled for July 11. payment of $89,901 due June 29 is halted.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Fried and Reineman Packing Company
Nelson McVicar
James Y. O'Toole, Jr
Internal Revenue
Portland Rose tournament queen crowned amid rose lit streets
Miss Irene Hegeberg of Portland Oregon, a high school girl, was crowned queen of the three day Portland Rose tournament. Lamp posts along city intersections were transformed into giant rose vases with large baskets of roses swinging overhead.
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Irene Hegeberg
Portland
Ore
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