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   New Castle News (Newspaper) - July 21, 1936, New Castle, Pennsylvania                                NEWS PHONES 4000 Telephone Your Hems To The Call 4000. NEW CASTLE NEWS WEATHER Fair Slightly YEAR No. 229 NEW JULY 21, 1936. PAGES THREE CENTS A COPY LIBRARY BUILDING AT WESTMINSTER Believe Spanish Revolt Is Nearing Landon Completes His Speech Of Acceptance Most Kissed Girl To The July a fresh thr Almost any poll appears to in: first What do amount Probably a I AC the yets a renewed j and t h e1 DEPENDENT UPON belting odds I On the I the I By WILLIAM HUTCHISON frown Stall Kan. July President Says Alfred M. favors creation or I a commission of Plans Call For Start In Fall RAISING OF FUNDS tide that the of one sets to and it. tire individual w h o make a habit of asking casual strangers how are to drivers am all there can be hardly a driver 171 the j land who is not limes a day Westminster Head Believes Funds Necessary Will Be Pledged By September Til NEW July 21. College expects to start work the New Ralph Gibson McGill Memorial library soon school opens If fion can be raised by September 1, according to President R. F. The new library built co I accommodate 750 is to be subjected to the inquiries ol three-story structure of collegiate as to his political One wonders whether the people of the country who are veiny so Gothic made from native Pennsylvania to match Browne Hall and Old Main A book capacity of may not is for the new a ol mischief and frame to mislead instead of the inveterate searchers straws in the ALICE LONG college Confident Of Success Recently sufficient new pledges i have been to the library fund of to guarantee the if Che is subscribed to in pledges or cash within the next six President Galbreath ex- pressed complete confidence that the funds would be subscribed and the new building started on a nonpar to conduct a basic study for the of simplifying and im- proving federal banking This was disclosed today by Rep. John B. of republican member of the house banking and currency com- after a lengthy conference with the Republican nominee for also revealed Governor Landon is deeply Truck Driver Jury Finds dus Krause Not sible In Death Of Norman Dellelce EYE WITNESSES STATE BOY FELL ed over the Roosevelt tions action in unloading fabulous sums of bonds Li al reserve and member tun interested to talk over with Governor London the matter of commission of experts on banking to begin as soon us possible a basic study of all of our federal banking laws with n view to simplification and Im- The operation of our tional banks of the reserve system and of the federal deposit Insurance corporation are closely In- on McNair To Stay In Europe Until After Election Refuses To Vote For Roose Gov. don Will Carry sylvania Pass Key In Hotel Room Door May Hold Solution Of Decisive Since 1027, when fire destroyed Old Ure library has been housed on two floors of the Science As soon as the new ture Is plans will be made to Increase the number of volumes for student research To Complete Q The new library will complete the three-sided taking its between Browne Hall and the City Forester Owen Fox diligently to make the lawn of the public square a. beauty spot I Science facing Among I n 11 in t n fi early this It was a beautiful Job until IriK OkJ Sol focused his rays down on Mother Earth and turned most grass to Now the dia- approaches the color of And many the features to Included in the townsfolk say the creek water is now at the lowest it has been in According to the site for the Landon meeting at West Mid- tentatively set for August 21 or wiJl be near the on the New Corners north of west The will be held In the as sands will in the ex- large site will be re- Pa Charles M. Black brought me He told that the humming birds at the Crawford Hoyt estate wore building a second This information most unusual to me for I believe that of nil the people who are interested In bird life the number chat have watched the humming bird build her nest nrc remarkably Tho dinary about this is that McGill Memorial library ave a com- room for students who drive back and forth to a faculty and a browsing room for A faculty alumni committee com- posed of professors Thomas Ross Ellis and H. hearing the testimony in News NEW July Me Democratic mayor of will tomorrow night for not to until alter the presidential the circumstances surrounding the just couldn't vote for accident which resulted in the I he explained a Democrat R. has business been appointed to cooperate with the committees of the Board of Trustees and faculty in making n concentrated drive to complete the fund needed to begin work on the new Westminster it located in the .sa elm tree facing the east and tile building is donp by the bird and of willow floss and clown found on BRITISH SHIPS CAN EVACUATE Americans In Spain Can Take Refuge On British Ships If Necessary death of Norman aged 12, on July 9, after he had been run over by the truck of of on Cascade a sitting in the court room of man Samuel oi South Mill Monday exonerated of any The jury which heard the mony was composed of. Anthony Frank Charles E. Carmen John R. ler and Robert H. John of 1112 Wilson told of driving along Cascade boulevard on the evening of July 9, about 8 p. m. and of passing a As he neared the he but I'm n There was a man who tried ns many communistic and experiments as I can't vote for him and bo So I'll just stay In Mayor primary purpose is going to Europe Is to attend the world conference in London next September when the single tax gram will be Ho saw present Civil War and disorders in Spain and Prance its causing the American people to to the right and lessoning Roosevelt's chances for American voters about what is going on Europe and be- come more he that the right rear side of the French v the truck seemed to as though it had run over After the truck he saw a boy lying in the he He got out and went to The boy was bleeding about the and he 1 tion England went conservative The American voters win follow the of They will demand tive government with no radical Hollywood Is resting up from the of a kissing test Cor a new movie in which she received kisses from Francis for- mer tennis and two other The kissing test lasted nearly a whole By JAMES L. KILGALLEN Staff N. July Who the pass key In the floor of Room 22-1 ill fashionable Battery hotel the night Helen pretty 18-year- old honor student oC New York was attacked and The police were striving today to find the answer to this The key was found by Deputy Thomas K. Brown shortly after Southwest Badly In Need Of Rain Southwest Citizens Hope To Get Some Of Rain And Cooler Weather he went to the where body ol the clad in green silk was found last Thursday Government Despatches Murdered During Storm She had been mysteriously dered about 1 a. during the height of an electrical Her had stabbed her about the face with a sharp Instrument and shot her once through the with a The body was found seven hours Loyal Forces To Meet Rebel Armies At Key Points Three persons were Oa stiJl being Twol Six Young Men Are Culvert Six Boys Injured In Near Pa. picked him up and took him to the He was in nil unconscious condition and never Companions Testify Orlando aged 10, of 1917 Hamilton Steve aged 12, of 1813 Pennsylvania and Saad 14. of 1314 Hamilton companions of Norman on the evening he was run all told the They said they had just come from witnessing a ball game off Hamilton and were Plane Drops Near In he is safe for Gov. Alfred M. Army Monoplane Flier Sent To Hospital July all residents of near today were recovering Irom injuries suffered the coupe in which they were ill riding struck a culvert near The most seriously Injured was Arnold 21, who was to have suffered a. fractured a-w and probable fractured The other victims were John 18, the Russell 18; Charles 17; Glenn 16, and William 17. The boys were enroute from Erie to their according to state Some were riding in the rumble Highway men Hosier told them ho may have dazed off and lost control of the car for a moment or NO FOR RELIEF FUNDS News July great today anxiously awaited the rains cooler weather that have brought some measure of re- lief to the com Local showers and breezes have relieved the emergency to a great extent in the Central but DO the south heat rmd still make life a Americans In Madrid Safe As Revolt Spreads BATTLE IN BARCELONA Death Toll In Biggest City Is Already Up In dreds Says Report (I Principal tlit revolt in Spain as I broke i- hean of capital while despatched forces northward i southward to meet rebol j claimed Secretary Wendelin of Madrid second American Embassy States France A fell dead and more 2.000 Americans Are Un- ir. batUe in harmed Spain's I forces rebel S i r e r. s I in border SHARP FIGHTING of OCCURS AT VIGO I rebel Pyrenees i reported cap- July lor the safety Americans in tiie revolt torn Spanish capital of rid were dispelled todav when the I rushed 10 received an protect British subject News July stood by in harbors of Spanish cities lodny ready to ate American and British As sharp guerilla fighting ued In the streets of The HMS Shamrock lay In the under of the tree The time which the bird to make trip material British warships wer jr. constructing this nest was ten to minutes for each PENFIELD harbor at Malaga and rwo other at dispatches from American in the ridden ureas to the state ment While the situation was described The News had lU face Americans residing lifted aro and exterior 01 the bunding on North reported Mercer a thorough Terrific Storm Hits Exposition At Texas Pa We we run across a happy monkey day at an inn the Now It can do nil it shining out in the wide open spaces for it is without the on Ing to go They saw the driven by coming along at a slow rate of and ran jumped on the back As they neared Francis on Cascade they said that the truck and fearing the driver was going to chase they Norman started to walk along the side of the if he was not with the witnesses and when the driver started he grabbed hold of the side of. the truck and started to run along with It. j gn Pago Hold Conference Attempting Emergency Landing Former Democratic Candidate And Republican Chairman Discuss Outlook Weather rt 5. weather the 24- hour period ending at 0 o'clock this morning Maximum 81. Minimum 4-i. 4.5 cuur News July terrific wind rain storm ripped across north Texas around midnight the exposition here with crushing ol late suffered minor Injuries they scurried to at more than done to fair i ings and decorations I Uie Texas was j an after Uie last News July report fonner Governor Alfred E. Democratic presidential in 1928, had conferred with John D. Republican national was confirmed today by close friends ol the fonner The conference is understood to have taken place in Smith's Fifth avenue apartment and to have been a. lengthy News July j 40, an employe oi the las Air of flying a S. army east bad a miraculous escape from death sarly today when the craft crashed In an emergency landing nt the Stutz field near suffered passible right arm and shoulder He was to the Altoona The plane dropped about 100 feet and was badly Moser said he made the landing because of an overheated Willard of who the pulled from the wrecked Extradition Plea Before Governor No Protest On Request To Ex- tradite Alleged Local Store Bandit mercury rose to 106 at City and It into the nineties n various other I the uid Iowa had moderate summer No In Relief July rains and cooler weather were re- lieving drouthy sections in the corn bolt and the plains WPA and tion officials said lodny there would be in the relief program for who lost their epart ial report from third of the American embassy at i Erie C. lean nationals are I Wendelin advised the de- that Americans residing in Madrid been urged re- j main indoors while the revolution I Is in progress and that ar- have been made for i a by rebels being set in many 10 red i- Clash July n the wsr crush crops during the dry So serious were conditions found in the that Administrator Rexrord G. who went to N. Tuesday for a first hand study of the lias ex- tended his stay in the drought area until the latter part of this He was Lo touy the northwestern part of Minnesota and confer with officials nt Minneapolis Lions Convention July a request for the extradition from Detroit of Eugene alias James to face charges of robbing a state store at New Castle last October was before Gov. George for proval State officials said the extradition request was on the Governor's awaiting his nature has been Robert D. State will leave nt once for Detroit to claim Uic they Kansas Delegation Unleash Flow Of Landon flower Buttons Seventeen Officers In Spanish Army Die By Own Hand The request News June Seventeen SAVE is what V 0 U e Ifi Spanish army officers were added today to Ihe mounting in Spain's civil they died by their own Loyal troops entering the tana barracks following surrender of rebel occupants after a four-hour I siege found the Each had n bullet hole in the head and army pistols lay by their It apparent they committed for extradition was tiled by District Attorney Mont of Lawrence It cites nn indictment charging Doyle with robbery with a gun in taking from three clerks a tomer in a store on Produce last October 10. R. July the Association Lions clubs convention Kansas delegation flow of sunflower buttons boosting Gov. Alfred M. Republican presidential Delegates sounded nn optimistic declaring a business boom was on the way to The brilliant buttons added to the convention which brought and nearly crowding into tlie All hotels and rooming houses were Visitors in steamers anchored in Bay and In Pullman Tomorrow the entire convention was scheduled to parade in national their transfer to the which has left Spain with bassy should the necessity Communications Cut Wendelin's dispatch readied the state Uie minister at Due the clamping down of all com- Os Pare Republican Club To Attend Landon Rally In August Will Go To West Middlesex In Body For Opening Of G. O. P. Campaign j countless dead and an ex- I of troops I out Madrid today to I cii j all available the government dispatched iull j an announcement of regular shock civil carabiniers and Tlie were ordered to and of the interior I hundred rebel On an- British Send Reinforcements To Gibraltar No definite date was Monday evening bv the Lawrence Republican culb for the picnic and rally which has been lor this The held July troop wore ordered in court room No. 2 with President to Brit- Arthur B. Foster in The by the room was filled und the discussions which attended do with the coming election and Ihe Trie Cordon i Landon rally in West Middlesex in j The because tho Gordon Republican present and addressed th and sectional Costa Columbia and Townsend Stages Second July Dr every state In the union j DEATH RECORD on the objectives of ihc organization and prophesied that with proper from the club with I county county will go safely Republican President Hopes Will Lift Arthur f ABOARD SCHOONER Off N. July in part. course brought him to tho outer of Nova President around Sable in William D. 87, 833 the direction of The out ot tli y a chip oil grass so fo the for sod is bunted the icicle tlian surrender when j and nn of the Townsend they saw their cause was organization's 74, 2U where she had been grass is and nnd his sons were hopeful they second when Mrs. Mary Jane 7S, would not be delayed by its too they were The and n of today's run i cy to crs ninety E. lender of the Anatolia of the The age pension wood second when Mrs. Ma strode out of the hotel conference 1117 South liny room where his deposition was being token in a suit ouster 2112 East coln Mrs. E. 7'J, Middlesex upon The weal her there good chance Yarmouth j would be reached  

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