Protests Are To Be Blocked Probes On Government Cuts Rise
Harrisburg June 6 Seeming to block protests, legislators guard details of plans to cut government costs. Debate centers on abolishing welfare and revenue departments and cutting salaries for lawmakers, judges, and others on the state payroll amid consolidation talks and cost reductions. Large state bodies like the Greater Pennsylvania Council face criticism while various bureaus are scrutinized for overlap and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Brown
Harrisburg
Rover Noms
We Corps of Barmen
Greater Council
Greater Pennsylvania Council
Farrisburg
Feronautics Commission
Commission
Welfare
Assembly
New Castle Notes On Local Happenings And Openings
Pa Newc Observes details progress on Shannock Creek roads and street painting. Alumni events at Cathedral, Cascade Park Eastern Star picnic, upcoming bass fishing opening, Fourth of July plans, and local weather expectations noted. Bees swarm incident near Greenville. corn crop promising along East Brooks route. Tennis courts under repair at Boyles field. local car sightings on Jefferson Street. Turtle soup tip from expert. bass season rules from Deputy Reynolds and Alderman Marshall with nine inch minimum and limit guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Neweia
California
Cascade Park
Eastern Star
New Castle
Patrolman Finds Abandoned Auto Near McJackson New Castle Highway
State Highway Patrolman Sarko reported from the local sub station that an abandoned Chevrolet roadster with Ohio license was recovered on a by-road near the bottom of the McJackson New Castle highway. It was placed in a local garage pending owner identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarko
Lawton
Ohio
Mc Jackson-New Castle
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Doctors Picnic and Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
A Lawrence County doctors picnic on Wednesday included thanks to Dr and Mrs Taylor and introductions of guests. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Lawrence County Medical Society held its second meeting with committee appointments for the upcoming year and reported on bridge and horseshoe competitions among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Reed
J. M. Blackwood
Ednad Wilson
D. ©. Andrey
Parish. Shoals
H. E Hellng
John Foster
S. W. Perry
J. R. Cooper
H. E. Zerner
A. W. Shuman
Mary Baker
Cc. J. Baker
W. C. Burchfield
David
J. W. Barrett
Dot Harsher
F. D. Campbell
Doris
J. C. B. Douthett
Carol
Bobby
John
Mary Elen
Margaret Stockdale
D. C
Lindley
J. D. Oraford
Edwin V. McComb
E. H. Wilmarth
R. G. Campbell
E. A. Snyder
J. O. Woods
W. A. Womer
Mary Lou
D. C. Leonard
H. BE. Zerner
L. H. Gageby
Lennertig
Roosevelt delegates circle for vice presidency bids
The Roosevelt camp probes vice presidential possibilities at the convention as they woo Speaker Garner for 90 Texas and California delegates and flirt with Albert Ritchie. Missouri and Ohio are pursued for their 36 and 52 votes, with Reed facing pressure after the first ballot amid limited gains.
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Cussage
Roosevelt
New York
Jim Reed
Mississippi
Alabama
Town
Colorado
Missouri
Reed
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Newton D.a
Ritchie
Poliot
Ernsylvania
Joseph Guffey
Will van
John WM. Garner
Texas
California
Jim Reck
Ohio
George White
J Tre
Jack of
Suce
Prisoners Taken To Pen And Workhouse
Thomas Fabero was moved from the county jail to the Western penitentiary Pittsburgh for five to ten years for breaking and entering and robbery. He aided in the robbery of a Croton Avenue grocery and robberies at Wampum and Enon VenEKiike. Another suspect, charged with larceny, was sent to the Allegheny county workhouse for one year by Deputy Sheriff Andy Vendetti. Tony Shirdone of Ellwood City is to be paroled Friday after paying 100 dollars and costs. he had three months sentence with two served. Five Yale sophomores arrest after a rent at a stage door shows old college customs persist, per The Cleveland News.
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Thomas Fabero
Johnston
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Croton Avenue
Wampum
Enon
Dess Venekiike
Allegheny County
Andy Vendetti
Vendetti
Tony Shirdone
Ellwood City
Rodeo Sunday Ends Troop Prep For Mt Gretna Camp
Elie Troop plans advance men Tuesday night and main body Friday for Mt Gretna encampment. A four day Indiantown Gap maneuver includes a 20 mile march and 12 mile segments with open-air living. After the rodeo, gear is packed and preparations finalize. Sgt Homer Measel stays with horses, Cpl Bertram Rick attends gas school and earns reserve commission.
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Elie
Mt. Gretna
Harvey Bintrim
Indiantown Gay
National Guard
Homer A. Measel
Bertram Rick
Bintrun
County Pays 10000 On Borrowed Money
County Commissioners authorized paying 10000 on the remaining 20000 of the county bank loans using Talbot fund quota received yesterday. They had borrowed 60000 to cover the poor fund distribution before Talbot funds arrived, and with today’s payment 50000 will be repaid. The aim is to liquidate the debt with the next Talbot funds, though future receipts are uncertain. Tax payments are improving and the county expects to meet expenses without further borrowing for several months unless state relief or economy conditions deteriorate. Blanche Schrock filed for divorce from Dwight W. Schrock on grounds of desertion, married October 1930, lived apart after one month.
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William Q. Pitts
Talbot WU
Talbot
Blanche Schrock
Prothonotary's Office
Dwight W. Schrock
Deaths of the Day in Jameson area and nearby deaths
Obituary notices report Minnie M. Kuder of 736 Court Street died at Jameson Memorial Hospital on June 30 1992 after a two week illness. Born January 23 1908 in Monessen Pennsylvania she taught at W N Aiken School and belonged to First Christian Church. Survived by parents two brothers a sister and grandfather. funeral July 2 1932. Also Peter J Manning 72 of Unity died July 2022 after four years illness. services July 1 1932 at 2 pm. Burial Center U P Cemetery. Mrs Josephine I Morris 85 of New Wilmington died June 28 1932. survived by daughter Frank F Fischer son Joseph Morris. funeral July 1 1932 2:30 pm Fischer home. Burial Nesannock Cemetery. Henry Font 76 of Pittsburgh died June 27 1932. longtime Baltimore and Ohio conductor. funeral arrangements pending.
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Minnie M. Kuder
Court Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Kuder
W. N. Aiken School
Monessen
Inman
Iden Eisel Kucer
First Christian Church
Sundday
Miss Kuder
Albert
George Kuder
George Molte
Joseph Eisel
G. 5. Bennett
J. E. Manning
J. EB. Manning
Lawrence County
Hame
Unity
Mr. Manning
Princeton
New Castle
Claudia Manning
Zotta Manning
Donald Manning
Center U. P
Josephine I, Morris
Josephine I. Morris
Robert W. Morris
New Wilminston
Frank F. Fischer
Park Avenue
Morris
Robert and
Prouidence DeForce Ramsey
Neshannock Presbyterian Church of
New Wilmington
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Obituary Notice for Pittsburgh Couple’s Relative
A Calvary Methodist Church member of Pittsburgh is survived by his wife Sadie Fout and two sons Charles of this city and Edwin of Parversville. Funeral services will be held at the family home 922 Columbus Avenue North Pittsburgh Friday at 2 30 PM.
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Calvary Methodist Church of
Pittsburgh
Sadie Fout
Charles
Edwin
Parversville
Columbus Avenue
Missouri Delegation Prefers Ritchie on Third Ballot
A majority of Missouri's delegation backs Gov Albert C Ritchie of Maryland for the Presidential nomination on the third ballot four delegates said today The report notes concern over dull prospects for the college graduate and hints at job finding training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Missouri
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Lowell Evening Leader
Twenty two Have Reserved Places AY W C A Camp
Registrations have been received at the W C A from the following girls indicating their lives of spending the week of July 2 at Camp East Brook Nanette Stahlman Margaret Str ey and Joan Kroh all of Clem Dorothy Rice Mary Ellen Bend son Margaret Henderson Marcz Stockdale Louise Sprawl Laste Wheeler Jean Waddington Joan Thompson Jean Wise Beverly Grodin Juniata Veach Esther Quiston Lernice Goldstock Louise Goldstock Sylvia Nestleman Louise Nestleman Ruth McNab Jane Davis Martha Shaffer.
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Camp East Brook
Nanette Stahlman
Margaret Strey
Joan Kroh
Clem
Dorothy Rice
Mary Ellen Bendson
Margaret Henderson
Marcz: Stockdale
Louise Sprawl
Laste Wheeler
Jean Waddington
Joan Thompson
Jean Wise
Beverly Grodin
Juniata Veach
Esther Quiston
Lernice Goldstock
Louise Goldstock
Sylvia Nestleman
Louiss Nestleman
Ruth, McNab
Jane Davis
Martha Shaffer
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Henry Font
Pout
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Newcastle
Knlights of
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Enna Jettick
Enna Jettick Boot Shop
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