Third Round Pay Rise Feasible for Steel Workers
A U.S. steel wage boost likely soon, with CIO leader Murray meeting Pittsburgh with U S Steel President Fairless. Government officials note miners’ gains last week may push steel to sign the third round pay and welfare fund increase, despite Taft Hartley objections.
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Philips
Peck
U.S
Act
CIO
Philipurray
Pittsburgh
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel
John L. Lewis
Steel Company
Nntive’ Mines
United Mines Workers Union
Steel
Murray
Centennial of Modern Spiritualism Observed at Lilydale
The centennial of modern Spiritualism will be observed with meetings on June 30 in Lilydale New York. Prominent speakers and mediums from around the world will participate in sessions sponsored by the National Spiritualist Association.
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Lilydale N. Y
National Spiritualist Association
Miss Wheeling of 1948 Selected in Beauty Contest
Mariruth Ford, 18, of Warwood West Virginia, was chosen Miss Wheeling of 1948 by eight entrants in a Cosmopolitan Civic Club pageant despite threats of excommunication from Bishop John Swint who called the event pagan and immoral. Ford earns a chance at the state title and a $2000 scholarship, while two Catholic contestants withdrew.
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Wheeling
W. Va
INS
Mariruth Ford
Miss Ford
Cosmopolitan Civic Club of
John J. Swint
Mariruth
Warwood
Political clash over Europe recovery and future plans
In Washington and Paris political figures spar over postwar policy. McGrath accuses Republicans of withholding funds on European recovery. Duclos attacks the Marshall Plan as creating an American-ruled France. O’Mahony criticizes the Pacific Coast trip to blame anticand idates, while Vandenberg touts the Dewey-Warren ticket as a strong platform.
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Washington
McGrath
Taber-Martin
House
Paris
Jacques Duclos
France
O’mahoney
Wye
Truman
Sen. Vandenberg
Mich
Third U. P. Bible School Gathers at Church
Third U. P. Association and Bible school officers meet in the church assembly room on June 24. Dorothy Craig led devotions as pupils presented a Daily Vacation Bible School program with a 30 child rhythm band directed by Marjorie Graham and Carolee McDermott. Escorted by Delos Burnside and Jean Gray, parables were shown with puppets while Mary Jane Campbell spoke on Jerusalem conditions. Lunch followed, served by Claire Alford, John O'Neill, and Carroll Byler.
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Association of Third U. P. Bible School
Dorothy Craig
Marjorie Graham
Carolee McDermott
Delos Burnside
Jean Gray
Christ
Mary Jane Campbell
India
Jerusalem
Claire Alford
John O'Neill
Carroll Byler
Truman tagged as liberal in West Coast tour
Washingtoning column notes Democratic strategy to frame Truman as a liberal amid Dewey challenge. It cites West Coast reception and a political handicap: the president leads a party in power for 16 years, complicating independent support.
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West
Dewey
Truman
Health Talks By Dr. W A Womer
Plum and pear talk highlights the nutritional value of fruits. Pears offer about 100 calories per serving plus vitamins and minerals. Plums come in many varieties and are enjoyable fresh or canned, aiding appetite and benefiting a year round market.
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Nature
Boy Dies In Bicycle Accident In Pittsburgh Lot
Funeral services planned for Daniel Martorella eight of Pittsburgh after an auto struck him as he rode a bicycle in a seldom used parking lot being converted into a playground. Joseph Siwiak eleven, also Pittsburgh, suffered minor bruises and was treated.
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Pittsburgh
Daniel Martorella
Danny
Joseph Siwiak
Joseph
Grace Church E N Castle Bible Class Elects Officers
The E N Castle Grace church men's Bible class met June 25 at Cascade Park for a wiener roast and business session. Officers were re elected for another year, with a July 28 Grove City Park picnic planned. Harvey Ketzel led prayer to close. A youth group ages 6 to 12 fished with A J Davis before a roast. A social Saturday honored Arnold Blews with a farewell lunch hosted by Juanita Parks and Lois McElrath, as Rev. and family departed.
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Grace Church
Cascade Park
Grove City Park
Harvey Ketzel
A. J. Davis
Arnold Blews
East Washington Street
Juanita Parks
Lois McElrath
Local Visitors Timelines Highlight Weekend Guests Across Town
Mrs. Van Horn hosted East New Castle Grange guests from Stubenville Ohio the Lewis Greenberg family over the weekend. Albert Harris hosted Sarah Ann Harris Walter Waddington and others from Savannah Road for several days. Henry Karki Frank Nye Harvey Ketzel and families attended a Grove City Park picnic and the Grove Slippery Rock Conference. Tom Gault and Mrs. continue the social notes.
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van Horn
East New Castle Grange
Lewis Greenberg
Stubenville
Ohio
Carl Faust
Albert Harris
Sarah Ann Harris
Walter Wad
Daniels Visits Relatives In New Castle Residence
Anna Daniels of McCleantown visited over the weekend at the Ted Watson residence. She is staying with relatives in New Castle and is now with Mrs. Margaret Johnston of Superior Street.
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Anna Daniels
McCleantown
Ted Watson
Mrs. Daniels
New Castle
Margaret Johnston
Superior Street
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Long Ave
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Washington Ing
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Iceil
Cal
Jane_ ry
Ylew
Bailey’s
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Chambers Motor Company
New Wilmington
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Walton’s Market
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Butler Avenue
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