Destination Of Fleet Unknown
Japanese threat to expand influence in the Far East grows as the U S battle fleet sails from Hawaii with unknown destination. White House and departments refuse to reveal plans while observers speculate a move toward San Pedro or the Panama Canal zone amid canal defense activity.
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Joseph H. Baird
Ews ‘Service
Washington
Far East
U. S
Hawaii
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State Department
Navy Department
San Pedro
Cal
Panama Canal
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Orient
Japan
Asia
New Castle
A Salute to France Letter from New Castle News
Walter Warner of New Castle Pennsylvania pays tribute to France for its surrender and valor while expressing faith in its recovery. The letter praises French legions and noble sacrifice amid the German aggressor. Also a brief note on local buying in New Castle highlights many components blended in expensive perfumes.
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New Castle News
France
Walter Warner
New Castle
Adla Tabelts Backed by Money Back Guarantee
C S Gross reports severe stomach distress but finds relief after taking Adla Tabelts. He says the pills let him eat again and encourages others to try Eckerd’s product with the money back guarantee.
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C. S. Gross
Seek Contract To Build British Plane Engines
Washington June 26 negotiations between the National Defense Council and several automobile manufacturers for Rolls Royce airplane engines for Britain are underway after Henry Ford refused to produce the engines for the allied purchasing commission. Ford will make engines for the United States but not for Britain, prompting talks with other firms as the council seeks alternative sources.
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International News Service
Washington
National Defense Council
Henry Ford
England
Rolls Royce
Allied Purchasing Commission
United States
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Arthur B. Purvis
Great Britain
New Castle
Anti-British Feeling Mounts in Japan Today
London June 26 Reuters News Agency reports that amid anti-British sentiment in the Japanese press two bridges over the border river have been dismantled at Hongkong and border posts strengthened.
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Japan
International News Service
London
Hongkong
Reuters News Agency
British forces land on enemy coast in raid across Europe
British and Royal Air Force raiders carried out landings at multiple points along the enemy coast in cooperation with naval forces. The operation left four British dead and 13 wounded, with reports of enemy casualties and captured prisoners. Incendiary and high explosive raids by German planes targeted England, the Midlands, Wales, and southern Scotland, with several bombs causing civilian casualties in Scotland and the Midlands.
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British Isles
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Waalhaven
Rotterdam
Hitler
England
Midlands
Wales
Scotland
North Sea
English
Edinburg
New Castle
Bloom and Sol Bloom on Foreign Affairs and Bullitt Incident
The piece highlights Sol Bloom and Pittman as authors of a resolution on foreign relations, noting Bloom's extensive Europe contacts and blunt remarks about Mussolini and Hitler. It details Bullitt’s ambassadorship, Hitler’s failure to seize a publicity gain, and Hitler’s restraint in Paris during Nazi occupation.
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Pittman
Sol
Key
Sol Bloom
Congress
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William C. Bullitt
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U.S
Carter's Little Pills Promised Remedy for Liver Bile
An advertisement extols Carter's Little Pills as a cure to stimulate liver bile and improve digestion. It claims two pints of bile flow daily and warns of constipation, gas, and sour feelings if digestion is blocked, urging purchase of the remedy.
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Carter
Thornton's Son Accepts Camp Religious Directorship
Rev William George Thornton 26 son of Rev W A Thornton pastor of Epworth Methodist church accepted as religious director of Camp Rentz at New Castle Y M C A He is an ordained minister from Allegheny College and holds a master’s from Boston Theological School He will lead all camp religious activities starting July 8 He also captained Allegheny varsity swimming and lives with his parents at 914 Adams Street
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William George Thornton
W. A. Thornton
Epworth Methodist Church
Fred L. Bents
New Castle Y. M. C
Thornton
Allegheny College
University of Boston
School of Theology
Adams Street
Camp Rentz
Allegheny
New Castle
Former Resident Dies At Warren Ohio
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Lillian North wife of A M North of Warren Ohio Former residents of this city She died at home Tuesday evening at 8 30 as the result of a heart condition Mr North is a retired Erie railroad employee Survivors are her husband a son a daughter and one granddaughter Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 pm from the McFarland funeral home Warren Ohio
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Lillian North
A. M. North
Warren, O
Third Cruiser Sent to South American Ports
The U S Navy announced a third cruiser, the 10 000 ton Phoenix, is on a friendly visit to Valparaiso Chile as the main fleet remains missing after departing Hawaii. In New Castle the Nazarene Ladies Bible class plans a 7 30 Thursday meeting at Mrs Ethel Worner s Grove Street home.
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Bullepin
International News Service
Washington
United States Navy
U. S
Hawaii
Navy
Phoenix
Valparaiso
Chile
Pacific
Ladies Bible Class
Church of the Nazarene
Ethel Worner
Grove Street
Birth Announcements Signed by Writer with Details
Brief birth notice requiring signer name and address and the attending doctor to appear in this column.
Births Reported for Six Local Families This Month
Word has been received of births in Meadville and nearby areas. Rob ert Morris and wife welcomed a son named Robert Allen Morris on June 24 at 427 3 Poplar street. John Walter arrived June 23 to Mr and Mrs Robert Brenneman of Court street. A daughter named Judith Gail was born June 26 to Mr and Mrs Charles Raabe of Butler Pa at Jameson Memorial hospital. Bonnie Lee was born June 23 to Mr and Mrs Andrew Patterson of 611 Blaine street.
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Robert Morris
Poplar Street
Meadville
Robert Allen Morris
Robert Brenneman
Court Street
John Walter
Albert Abraham
East Long Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Judith Gail
Charles Raabe
Butler, Pa
Andrew Patterson
Blaine Street
Bonnie Lee
New Castle
Abraham Lincoln L O L Lodge 44 Meeting Notice
Members of Abraham Lincoln L O L Lodge No. 44 will meet Thursday evening at 8 oclock in the Trades Assembly hall 302 East W street. Members will be present from Butler Beaver Falls Rochester New Brighton and Ellwood City.
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Abraham Lincoln L. O. L. Lodge No. 44
Trades Assembly Hall
East W Street
Order
Butler
Beaver Falls
Rochester
New Brighton
Ellwood City
O'clock Church Hosts Anderson Ware Devine Healings
Rev. James H. Anderson pastor and Rev. Anna E. Ware assistant pastor speak at the church. Regular mediums and devine healers participate in the program.
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James H. Anderson
Anna E. Ware
Afro-Americans group to meet at Second Baptist church
The Pastors Aid of Second Baptist Church in New Castle will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 o'clock in the home of Mrs Richaardon on Green Street.
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Second Baptist Church
Richaardon
Green Street
F. H. and C. Club Meets at Mrs McDaniel Home
The F. H. and C. club gathered at Mrs. Fannie McDaniel on Ma honing avenue with Mrs. Hannah Braswell hosting. Plans were made to meet next with Mrs. Hattie Spencer of West Home street on Thursday June 27 at 8 oclock.
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F. H. and C
Fannie McDaniel
Mahoning Avenue
Hannah Braswell
Hattie Spencer
West Home Street
New Castle
Late GOP Convention Delegates From County Named
Among those who left Tuesday to attend the Republican Convention in Philadelphia were County Treasurer Earl R. Winner, Register and Recorder Orville Potter, Deputy Sheriff George Dean, and Al Vogan.
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Philadelphia
Earl R. Winner Register
Orville Potter
George Dean
al Vogan
Baptist Group Plans Slippery Rock Conference Trip
A First Baptist church group will travel to Slippery Rock on Thursday afternoon with Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Heaton of New Kensington. They will share a 6 o’clock picnic dinner and attend a Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference session at the First Presbyterian church. Also noted, W. H. Sammis of Pennsylvania Power attended the directors' meeting in the city.
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First Baptist Church
Slippery Rock
C. H. Heaton
First Baptist Church of
New Kensington
Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference
First Presbyterian Church
New Cas Sammis
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