Inter-Parliamentary World Union Sessions Open in Capital
United States hosts the Inter-Parliamentary World Union for the first time since 1904 with sessions in the House from October 1. Delegates from 34 nations will discuss arbitration, international law, armament reduction, security pacts, drug traffic, and other global issues, amid notable tensions over Saklatvala’s ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennet Clark
Eapemiatingny News Service
Sorraspondent
Washington
United States
Taters Pariamentary Union
House of Representatives
Sch
Elihu Root
New York
Brann
Germany
Spears
la Fontaine
Belgium
Pella
Rumania
Paris
Denmark
Great Rian
Spain
Fran Liberia
Yoo
Hungary
Union
Hague
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
League
Americaun State Department
Shapurji Saklatvala
Saklalwala
House of Commons
India
Kellogg
Home Office
Saklatyvala
Saklatyala
State Department
Saklaivata
Primary Candidates Expense Reports Released
Expense accounts reveal attorney Robert L. Wallace spent 5538.62 with 4316.55 paid to his Wallace campaign committee led by treasurer L. C. Barry for advertising cards and postage. Sheriff candidate Harrison M. Reynolds filed 3434.74 with 75 from others and the rest self paid. Feannette Hutton, register and recorder candidate, spent 244.03 on ads. Sheriff hopeful Jack E. Fee ran 275.75. Ellwood City burgess candidate D. A. Evans listed 697.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Wallace
Wallace
L. C. Barry
Harrison M. “ Buck) Reynolds
Feannette Hutton
Register and Recorder
Jack E. Fee
D. A. Evans
Burgess
Ellwood City
Social at Shenango Church Centered on October Event
Shenango U. P. church on Wilmington road will hold a social Friday evening for all church members and friends. Classes taught by Mrs. Thomas Nesbitt and Mrs. Robert Nesbite.
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Thomas Nesbitt
Robert Nesbite
Shenango
Scout Tests Report At Weekly Troop Meeting
Scoutmaster Guy Raney led the John M M Phillips Camp Kennedy Aris troop at headquarters in the church to report on scout tests during summer camping. Tracks of animals were studied and plans were made for sacr d attendance at the next Court of Honor session with Raney and Assistant Joe Stritmater in charge.
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John MM. Phillips
Kennedy’s
Aris
Guy Raney
Iis
Court of Horner
Raney
Joe Stritmater
Dickson's Fame As Dahlia Grower Extends Across States
Dickson's fame as a dahlia grower widens to many states with his Gardner stop on the Harmony line boasting 2,900 plants of about 400 varieties. The garden, largest in Lawrence county, showcases blooms from tiny pom poms to 15 inch blossoms, drawing visitors to view 2,300 flowering plants against green fields and a blue sky. Dickson describes seed origin from California, four year development before market readiness, and notes shipping bulbs to Iowa and beyond, with 300 plus orders last year and growing demand this season.
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Dickson Dahlie
Gardner
Dickson
Mother Nature
Dickson Garden
Lawrence County
California
Caloria
Juawrence County
Iowa
Gardner Stop
Harmony Line
New Castle R. D
Ellwood City Road
New County Home
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Dickson's
Federal Agents To Aid In Capturing Ticket Scalpers
Federal agents of the Internal Revenue area will cooperate with Pittsburgh and Washington police to curb illegal sale of World Series baseball tickets. The law imposes a 56 percent tax on tickets sold more than 50 cents above face value, with penalties up to $20,000 and five years in prison.
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Mellin
International News Service
Ashington
Area of
Internal Revenue
Pittsburgh
Washington
Dr J R Cooper Wins Notable Club Championship
Dr J R Cooper defeats Mo Gilliland in a dramatic extra playoff at New Castle Field Club to claim the club championship after a 36 hole, all square match. The final 37th hole produced a narrow four to five victory for Cooper amid a display of resilient golf and historic play.
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New Castle Field Club
Old
New Castle Country Club
Jesse A. Cooper
Mo Ku Gilliand
Gue
Mme
Dr. Cooper
Ty Gil
Gooper
Poth
Gililand
Gilliland
Cooper
Ane
Gilliland Oul
Cooper In
Newspaper Men Send Greetings To Press Parley
United States and Canada newspaper men extended greetings to the Imperial Press Conference in Malajourne Australia. The messages were broadcast by KOKD in Pittsburgh, honoring Lord Burnham of the London Daily Telegraph as presiding officer at the conference.
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International News Service
3Oa
Pittsburgh
United States
Canada
Mal Journe
Australia
KOKD
Westinghouse
Lord Burnham
London Dailyelagraph
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Cooper Sutler
Inter-Parlimentary World Union
Saklatvala
Reliable and Fashiona
Sam H. McGoun
R. L. Wallace
Shenango Church
New Castle Electric Co
Epworth M
Chareh Proay
Lon
Scoutts
Souly Animal Tracks
The
J.r.cooper
Field Club
M. K. Gilliland
L.L. Swan & Company
Detroit
Charlerol Pa
R. 2. McChesney
Macbeth-Evans Glass Company
Glass Company
Batl
David H. Long
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