Treasurer Pitts Probes Beer Complaints and Peddling Claims
County Treasurer William O Pitts and Police Chief Haven are reviewing beer regulation complaints. Wholesalers accused of peddling beer and failing to print license numbers on delivery trucks may face license revocation. A retailer selling hard liquor is under review with potential license loss. The beer trade shows slim profits amid new law and unemployment.
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William O. Pitts
Pitts
Eral
Chief Haven
New Castle
Lawrence County
Mayor Advises Data On Signs Before Order
Mayor Charles B. Mayne told residents seeking to erect electric signs to obtain information from the mayor's secretary before placing orders. He noted city requirements must be complied with prior to erection of electric signs.
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Charles B. Mayne
City Building Bureau Grants Sixty Permits Since January
The bureau of building in the department of engineers at city hall reports sixty building permits issued since January 1. Most approvals cover small projects.
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Bureau of Building
Department of Engineers
Pottery Men Seek Tariff Barriers
Pittsburgh dispatch reports American Pottery Manufacturers meeting to draft a code under the National Recovery Act seeking tariff barriers against foreign competition. The United States Potters Association sponsored the session with broad regional representation and plans to submit to Gen. Hugh S. Johnson.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
National Recovery Act
United States Potters’ Association
Hugh S. Johnson
J. M. Wells
Newell
W. Va
Leesburg Girls Club Holds Regular Class Party
The Everyready junior class of girls met at Dorothy Oakes home for a social afternoon. The next meeting is set for Saturday July 29 at Sara Orrs home.
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Dorothy Oakes
Sara Orr
Full-O-Pep Club Meeting and Local Social Notes
Mrs. T. J. Armstrong entertained the Full-O-Pep club with a noon tureen dinner aided by daughters Mrs. William Armstrong and Mrs. Clarence Fennick. A devotion period and brief business session followed, then games, stunts, and an applause-worthy reading on depression. Next hostess Mrs. Roy Orr will host July 6. Guests included Maxine Brinker of Warren.
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T. J. Armstrong
William Armstrong
Clarence Fennick
Roy Orr
Maxine Brinker
Warren, O
Chinese Request For Extension Of Debt Is Declined
Washington June 26 The United States has refused to grant China's request to extend the moratorium on Boxer Indemnity payments. Great Britain France and Italy reportedly joined in the rejection. Under 1924 Congress act the United States remits indemnity payments to China for educational purposes totaling about 2 million dollars annually. China had sought postponement citing Japan's Manchuria annexation and loss of customs revenues.
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Washington
United States
China
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Manchuria
Dr Pace to Lectures at First Presbyterian Church
Orlando educator Dr Pace will lecture at the First Presbyterian Church on Thursday and Friday evenings. His talk The Law of the Octave in the World and the Word links music color nature and scripture with slides. Admission is free with a voluntary offering.
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E. J. Pace
Orlando
First Presbyterian Church
Pace
Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference
New Castle
Veterans to Review Presumed Service Connection Cases in Pittsburgh
Lawrence county veterans with pensions based on presumed service connected disabilities will be given a chance to appeal before a new three civilian and two VA agent review board at the Pittsburgh regional office. The board will assess if conditions originate from service, affecting ongoing payments starting July 10.
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Arteur C
Pittsburgh Board
Question Validity Of Bond Issue In State This Fall
Harrisburg June 26 The validity of a 25 million dollar bond issue to be voted on in November is challenged by a duplication of joint resolutions approved by the general assembly The proposed amendment would add section seventeen to article nine to constitutionalize the bonds and highway cost assessments Secretary of the Commonwealth Richard J Beamish will seek a ruling from Attorney General William A Schnader The issue splits 20 million for relief in this biennium with the balance for state aided colleges and hospitals
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International News Service
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Richard J. Beamish
William A. Schnader
City Engineer Made Commission Advising Engineer
City Engineer Harry Hoskins has been named a member of the City Planning Commission in the capacity of advising engineer. The action reflects his strong interest in planning activities.
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Harry Hoskins
City Planning Commission
Activi
City Engineer Joins Commission for Enhanced Influence
The city engineer becomes a member of the commission for the first time. His certification in Pennsylvania and informed decisions are expected to guide forthcoming questions before the panel.
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Hoskins
Pennsylvania
City Dumps Fill Fast As Attaches Guard Sites
The Park Avenue dump between North Jefferson and North Mercer streets is rapidly filling and may soon be passable. City dumps include Cascade Street for auto parts and heavy material, Park Avenue for tin cans and ashes, Sampson Street for tin cans and brush, Taylor Street for ashes. Attendants supervise all dumps, per Sanitary Policeman Chauncey Davis.
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Park Avenue
North Jefferson
North Mercer Streets
Cascade Street
Sampson Street
Taylor Street
Chauncey Davis
Dollar Wheat In Pennsylvania Will Make Farmers Happy
Harrisburg reports state Secretary of Agriculture John A. McSparran says the wheat price at one dollar per bushel should hold due to low winter wheat production. He expects Pennsylvania farmers to gain with prices ranging from $1 to $1.25 per bushel and notes local crops avoided western agricultural troubles.
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Pennsylvania
International News Service
Harrisburg
Beief
John A. McSparran
McSparren
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