Uncle Sam Helps Parents With Free Health and Education Bulletins
An item discusses Uncle Sam offering free government publications to aid parents and child care. The U S Bureau of Education and other agencies promote a series of letters and booklets on child health, school readiness, and parenting, available by writing to the Government Printing Office in Washington DC for catalogs and stamps.
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Lshor
Gare
Cade Sammy
U.S
Health Service
The
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Bureau
D.C
Bureau of Education
U. S. Bureau of Education
Niee
Thildren
Sam
Government
Washington DC
Dorothy Smith Wilson Dies In Grove City Hospital
Mrs Dorothy Smith Wilson 32 wife of Professor James Wilson of Parrville died at 4 pm Friday in Grove City hospital. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew H Smith of Lincoln avenue she was a Grove City High School and Grove City College graduate. She is survived by her husband and two daughters and her parents.
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Grove Urry
Dorothy Smith Wilson
James Wilson c
Parriaville
Grove City Hospital
Two-week-old Nancy Anne and Dorothy Jane survive
Dorothy Jane, three seats and Nancy Anne, aged two weeks, are named in a notice noting a sister Mrs. Anna Gamble of Tulsa, Oklahoma visiting Grove City. The deceased was active in United Presbyterian and later Methodist churches in Harrisville. Funeral services were held Saturday at two p.m. in United Presbyterian Church with Dr Henderson officiating. An audience of over 4,000 attended the North Western Bible conference at Slippery Rock Friday. Rev H P Van Cleve, pastor of North Liberty and Center Presbyterian churches, was elected resident of their association for the coming year in recognition of his services as secretary treasurer.
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Dorothy Jane
Nancy Anne
Anna Gamble
Tulsa Okla
Grove City
United Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church of
Harrisville
Henderson
North Western Bible Conference
Slippery Rock Priday
H. P. van Cleve
North Liberty
Center
Stamp To Mark Braddock Battle Anniversary Issue
A new two cent stamp to commemorate the 175th anniversary of the Battle of Braddock will be issued by the postoffice department within days. The stamp, red ink, features a statue of Colonel George Washington and the inscription Battle of Braddock's Field with 1775 and 1930 dates. It will be on sale at Braddock July 9.
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Braddock
Monongahela
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
United States
Battle of Braddock's Field
George Washington
Colonel George Washington
Caught In Escape Plot After Serving 54 Years
Bridgewater Massachusetts June 39 Jesse Pomeroy who has served 54 years in Massachusetts prisons on a life term meted out when he was 17 was caught preparing to escape Saturday A collection of knives flies and saws was found in his possession apparently intended for use in an escape Pomeroy recently transferred to the State hospital for the criminally insane has spent much of his prison life in solitary confinement He has been a hard prisoner since his first day behind bars His life sentence was for the brutal murder of several Boston children when Pomeroy was 17.
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Mass
Jesse Pomeroy
Massachusetts
Pomeroy
State Hospital
Boston
New York Bermuda Nonstop Flight Sets 17 Hour Record
Roger Williams completed a 1580 mile round trip in 17 hours 8 minutes from New York to Bermuda and back aboard the Bellanca Monoplane Columbia. Relief pilot Erroll Boyd and navigator Harry Consors assisted. Flight from Roosevelt Field left at 3:02 am and landed 10:10 pm at Curtis-Wright Valley Stream. weather was favorable with some showers. The run aims to prove a fast New York Bermuda air service and a supporting company may be formed.
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International News Services
New York
Roger
Williams
Bermuda
Rome
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Atlantic
Germany
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Curtis-Wright
Valley Strew
Hermuda
Erroll Boyd
Harry P. Consors
Connors
Hamilton
Island
Five Counties Lose Population In Census Update
Census preliminary figures released to supervisor Orville Brown show five of eleven counties shrinking since 1920. Major declines appear in small rural counties, with Franklin, Fulton, Juniata, Mercer, and Mifflin among those listed though figures remain subject to correction.
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U. S. Census Bureau
Orville Brown
Franklin
Fulton
J Buntingdon
Juniata
Mercer
Mifflin
Perry Ccs
Saycer Union
Warren
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Hoover Veto Upholds Swick Opposition in Rankin Bill
Washington June 3 Rep J Howard Swick formerly backed the Rankin World War veterans relief bill but switched last week to sustain Hoover veto. The House upheld the president's stand and paved the way for a substitute reflecting Swick's own veterans measure.
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Che Newel
Washington
D.C
J. Howard Swick
House
Hoover
Swick
Best Of Radio Features Tonight
Tonight's radio lineup features Rory and Wis Gang on KDKA at 7 40 followed by Maytag Orchestra at 9 and Motors Party at 9 30 Also Wilfred Glen Real Folks HKiwants Program and Mardi Gras Radio Carnival on WJAS plus Rochester Civic Orchestra and Sign of the Shell Wendell Hall on WCAE with Jesse Crawford on WIA.
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Wis Gang
KDKA
Maytag Orchestra
Motors Party
Wilfred Glen
WCAE
Hkiwants
President Hoover
WJAS
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Sign of the Shell
Wendell Hall
Jesse Crawford
WIA
Bible Conference Closes On Sunday at Slippery Rock
The Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference ended with Rev. Bert E. Williams of Ellwood City delivering the closing message to the largest audience of the gathering in Slippery Rock First Presbyterian Church. Speakers included Dr. Lee W. Ames and George M. Landis, with plans announced for additional day meetings in fall and winter across Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference
Bert E. Williams
Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Williams
Jesus Christ
Lee W. Ames
Moody Bible Institute Extension Department
Conference Church
George M. Landis
First Baptist Church of
New Castle
Ames
Slippery Rock church leaders urge meeting requests
Requests for ministerial gatherings rise from pastors of various denominations. The First Presbyterian church of Slippery Rock hosts or hosts hosts a series of outreach meetings, reflecting growing ecumenical activity in the area.
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First Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Conference Invitation Amid Church Led By Rev Cameron
A fragmentary notice invites attendance at the conference and highlights Rev H Cameron as pastor guiding the group. It mentions sharing comfort and planning a next annual session in a church, with references to leaders and organizers.
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H. Cameron
Can McClure
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