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   New Castle News (Newspaper) - January 10, 1938, New Castle, Pennsylvania                                NEWS PHONES Telephone Your News To Call 4000. NEW CASTLE NEWS WEATHER Snow To FIFTY-EIGHTH 55 NEW JANUARY 10, 1938. PAGES THREE CENTS A COPY WAR VOTE PLAN IS OPPOSED Expect China To Reject Japan's Extensive Demands Crushing Peace Terms Are Thrust Towards China Would Reduce China To Practical Likely To Be Accepted FOREIGN RIGHTS WOULD BE HIT Japanese Cabinet Considers Full Speed Program To Crush China Expect Seven To Get Lindy Case Reward By JAMES K. YOUNG News Service Jan. ly necessitating fin end to privileges in Japan today towards China the most peace terras she has yet They reduce China to tical give Japan trade and make Japan a table policeman standing over that Chiang will not accept this more stringent the cabinet held another in a series of rapid fire meetings to consider a to crush China and wipe out the Chiang German Ambassador Von Dirksen called on Foreign Minister Koki N. Jan. men are expected to be named day by Governor Harold Hoffman to share in the reward of- by the state of New Jersey for which led to the ar- conviction and execution of Bruno Richard The seven John Lyons and Walter gas station employees who took man's license number when he dered a ransom In payment for William colored man who found the body of the slain Lindbergh Millard and Amandus who placed near the bergh estate at the time of the Joseph cab driver through whom Hauptmann sent a ransom note to Dr. John F. and William R. bank teller who spotted the ransom upon which the gas station men had written Hauptmann's license Gov. Hoffman will announce the I reward participants at this five years and ten months after the actual kidnaping and a year and nine months after the ex- of Awarding of the reward will be one of the last official acts of Hoffman as governor before turning the office over later this week to his A. Harry Slew Her Father Speeding Campaign Is Showing Results President Is Determined To Increase Navy Delay Scheduled Opening Of Throughout State More Careful Very Noticeable On Highways Is Report News Jan. Hirota today for an con- j opening of Pennsylvania's new supposedly iu connection j was delayed today peace but it was believed he enjoyed little No Immediate Peace Seen That Japan sees no immediate prospect of peace was seen with news that new drafts of troops would be called to the colors by a minor obstacle as week-end highway reports indicated motorists were heeding George H. Earle's warning and putting a brake on fast in finishing which close to Will Submit Special sage To Congress On tional Defenses MORE BATTLESHIPS TO BE REQUESTED Spectacular Oil Fire Along Tionesta Creek Proves Heroine Dorothy IS years old and is held by Jersey N. charged with the der her Police say she plunged a carving knife into ending a quarrel over a shopping She is pictured as she was ar- for the conflict would be re- Japan's minimum terms for peace were made known to International News Service by Toshio On PA OBSERVES Indiana Girl Of 13, And Boy 14, Are ed Elopers PARENTS ARE NOT MUCH WORRIED News Jan legal barriers and parental a girl of 13 and a boy one year older today sought a honeymoon haven for a couple their Thus the second child ro- mance this month come to the at- tention of Indiana authorities as plice were asked to break up the Pa has often wondered why elopement of Edwena Keyster and so many persons who get off eighth grade street car seem to think that it is i hearts there necessary to run around in front of i Only a lew days ago pretty Belli the car as as they set foot on Laser 12 years and Tommy the The thing to do 13. became the parents of is to step back to the and j On until the car moves Then a clear view of possible traffic will be Fred Nicklin of East Washington who lost a valuable bird is pleased to say that he recovered it. through placing an ad in the New Castle Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jones of 1301 avenue have received a copy of Clarion ed by the Press club of State ers college of Mr. and Mrs. son Morgan is a student that Among the various predictions made in the columns of Clarion in regard to their Morgan rated as one of those most likely to hour speed law will be notified to Expect To Extend Defenses appear in the special held up i t Of functioning of the courts for As Guarantee UI erai Peace For U. S. Gov. George H. Earle recently dered that licenses of all On Youngsters Hope To Get Married G. NIXON News Service Staff Correspondent Auto Injuries Result In Death Jacob Klapperstick Expires In Jameson Memorial Hospital Saturday Jan. danger to wildlife along Tionesta Creek in the Allegheny national forest was believed ended today after one of the most spectacular oil fires In this section In many A crew of worker's from the tional Transit Company succeeded in curbing the burning lake of which spilled into the waters of the creek from a break in a six-inch pipe and was set afive at Crystal Springs Lake three miles south of Flames which covered most of the big artificial pond whirled a. dred feet Into the The column of black smoke was visible for many It gave the knob on which I the lake is situated tlie appearance of an erupting The workmen kept a stream of water playing on both sides of a nearby blistered by the heat and guarded the nearby While the fire was in its early skaters skated around an- other part of the lake which was covered by ice. Before the oil was trapped in the a mile killing hundreds of trout and eral Conservations feared the loss would have been greater and timber also would have been burned if trie lake had not been Councils Meet Here Tsingtao Falls Without Firing War Referendum Is Impracticable i Ludlow War Referendum 1 Amendment Proposal Is Opposed By Roosevelt MESSAGE IS SENT TO HOUSE SESSION President Would Be Badly Crippled By Such Message Says as Jews must do two Im- portant first we must create a heritage that will be continued and we must raise young Jews worthy of the we leave Rabbi dore H. director of State told more than 250 persons gathered in The Sunday for the delightful banquet which marked the close of the Western Pennsylvania Council meeting of held here j all day i Rabbi Gordon brought out the that Jews face not only an problem but also an Internal principal speaker asserted that and death of Jews de- LALLEY Wit and cheerfulness of j ardess Veronica 22. of 111., kept five passengers and i a crew of three in high as i an airliner plunged a near N. All of the passengers were 1 I after four By ROBERT HUMPHREYS News Service Correspondent Jan. to z direct appeal from President the rode over the sial war referendum this holing it for the balance of this The vote iris 203 to 188. HEART TROUBLE p cp Auto injuries suffered by Jacob V. aeed 68. of 216 He concluded by a brief field on Thursday resume of thr Foundation at proved too much for a weakened and resulted in Mr. pend on the energy we put into the problems we Has persecution kept us No. We have not degenerated but have built R to meet the There is one issue that is fundamentally Everything we everything does must be positive problems of We must prepare and take definite We must create In the young people in- On Twt Port Of Shantung Province Cap- Under White CHINESE DEFENDERS RETREAT REORGANIZATION IS UNDER WAY City Bombarded With Jan. 10. a virtually President Roosevelt this afternoon warned congress that the proposed Ludlow war amendment to the i constitution cripple any president in his conduct of onr foreign other lions to that they Day Employes Affected could violate American By Order Made This with Morning Of Single Shot Commissioners Dismiss Seven mined to strengthen America's the Jameson tional defenses to a point where no h Saturday afternoon aggressor nation will dare provoke lets Prior To Peaceful Surrender a President Roosevelt today Acti M M was Prepares special message to h investigated the circumstances or b i Here it is the tenth day of the I new year and many haven't i as yet got over writing 1937. rv w 1 I Report Six Perish In Plane Crash Detour information for the period ending January 21 is contained in the new Detour Bulletin of the highway department just and which Is posted the lobby of The are no changes in the local Daily Weather Report t Son Of President Justo Re- ported Victim In South American Airplane Tragedy S. weather reports for the 24- hour ending at 9 o'clock this morning Maximum 26. Minimum 8. Precipitation River 6.2 Statistics for the 24-hour period at 9 o'clock Sunday inf. are as Maximum 27. Minimum 5. Precipitation inches BUENOS Jan. son of President Augustin P. reportedly perished with five others in a military air crash Owing to lack of communication between here and the bridge it was impossible at once to the reported The airplane carrying young Justo was escorting the presidential craft back from inauguration of an In- highway bridge across the Uruguay river at Paso de Los at the southwest corner of There they were welcomed by President Getulio Brazilian be submitted to congress calling for a huge new naval rearmament gram. The which will commit the United States to a. record peace time naval building program which will be second only in its tions to Great Britain's vast ament is expected to be sent to congress this To New Battleships President Roosevelt Is expected to ask congress to provide between and and supplemental funds in addition to which is provided for On Auto Inspection Starts In Jersey Liquor Dealers Given All day employes in the Lawrence county court house were dismissed today by order of the county com- In all there are seven such two m the county the the Amendment Impracticable must frankly state that I con- sider that the proposed amendment On Du Pont Heard By Committee found that Mr. Klapperstick had I i Muit Of able Elements And Conduct Proper tion for some and the shock of the accident aggravated this con- producing Struck Ey Car He was struck by the side of lhe car driven by Dr. W. R. local at the intersection of Mill commissioners two in I registration two in SH 10__.'county treasurer's office and one in: 1 v e i the office of lhe prothonotary arid i bustling Ol of j Tne canie i suddenly fell tonight j ing the session of the three Floyd George H. j Bolinger and A. R. The j motion to dismiss was offered seconded by Turner and j to a. Japanese landing without the firing of a single shot or the spilling of drop Government And iness To Take Counsel Together To End Slump Jan. Resentful Ai Auto Are Started In State N. Jan. ful motorists made the Welkin ring with cries of and today as New Jersey's drastic In- of its automobiles and trucks got under way in 28 depots throughout the Under the law every owner of a motor upon receiving a written must take his car or truck to a de- pot for a thorough examination by seven official The test costs 50 If the vehicle is for the in any the owner must have the car examined again until de- is that the tests will mean thousands of dollars in less for and charging Jiat the law was intended to repay garage owners for past political angry motorists throughout he state today were agitating for of the As a result of sample tests last more than of automobiles examined were ed unfit the It was ed that hall of the in the siate be weeded out for re- I The fact that many of the and Washington Officer j and beer will be unless Dent of the local police dealers purge their ranks of who was a witness to the j elements and conduct their staled that apparently Mr. business establishments Klapperstick had walked into the Pennsylvania vendors were warned side of Dr. Jones who was today by Harry J. of west on Washington I field secretary of the Pennsylvania Mr. Klapperstick suffered a federation of liquor tion of the right shoulder and a i Addressing a meeting of Dauphin fracture of the left county Englert declared born October 10, the citizens of the 18G8, was a member of St. John's j state would probably of passed with these two voting in In contrast to the Mr. Cotton less fighting at other cities where it was a matter of scores of thousands were Lhe bustling modem metropolis lated under a white News Jan. 10-Declar- D tion and that it these employes president of the E. I. De- were needed they could be Nemours and today urged The salary board meets this eminent and business to the ready guns of the afternoon and il Ls possible the States Cruiser i question of retaining leasi some end the itf Japanese troops went ashore 181 of the day or lies below covered by five will be th miles As tHey speedily ed on the were met by n German bended by the employes the is in a Other Business local Nazi Oa Herr On Justice Cardozo Is Seriously III Suffering From Heart Announce selves with the drys and demand a return prohibition if flagrant violations -In the retail liquor and beer business Attorney General Charles J. recently n. warning of similar nature to wholesalers and President Justo and his ministers J cars were 1938 models that came of war and navy flew to the bridge i straight from the storeroom increase in an army I ed apprehension of News Jan. ate Justice Benjamin Cardozo of the supreme ill at his home for about a is suffering heart and has been in a critical his announced Daily bulletins will be released on the condition of the 67-year-old jurist starting Until day the justice's friends believed he was merely suffering a mild attack of shingles and was in no John Paul his admitted that the rent heart attacks had been severe and had threatened to take the life of the Dr. Earnest was He stated 'the justice had shown a slight ment in the last 24 He alsD noted thai Cardozo successfully fought off similar heart attacks In 1935. Two heart specialists been called into Dr. Thomas S. Lee of this city and Dr. John H. Keating of New Before returning to New York Dr. Keating said the justice's return to court was White Blanket Of Snow Today Expect Snow To Turn To Rain By Mercury Will Start Upward News Jan. falling throughout the morning ered Western Pennsylvania with a white blanket today with more snow promised for tonight and expected to change the snow to rain PLANS FOR REVOLT NIPPED AT LISBON Jan. 10. Communist plans to foment unrest In the army and a revolution have been the government announced Complete prevails out and army is recent reforms were aimed at its a Fifteen Convicts I Fail To Return i Fifteen Granted Of For mai Fail To Up the head of one I of the largest industries irs the I Stares also outlined R. News Jan. Fifteen granted of for Christmas by Gov. Bibb Graves of have not Hamp head of the convict announced Draper said this was the largest number has failed to return since the plan was inaugurated ten years year only seven ed to and during the 10 year period only about 20 have failed to keep Draper however that 89 more convicts were mas year than ever be- This year a of 544 con- Contracts which had been ery program calling for labor ed to the Art Metal Company of lax and cessation of the East lor three desks attacks on big business by for the county treasurer's office ment were rescinded when Commissioner j his DuPont Bolinger pointed out that they were j only comes about by a nil for the same and the total production and consumption amounted to Bids must be Oj goods Business must advertised over j reassure The public that its he pointed out and this will be i are thai it is in the A contract was awarded to F. simply the way In which Webstar for a Royal wide most Ol llf a and typewriter for the j manufacturing office at a price of j mmf Hnd labor are Supervisors of Taylor township i headed by aru business before the board and asked j together in a spirit of that the county pay for the black and top necessary to cover the quarters of a mile of road from West Pittsburg to Route The road is state highway and Mr. McMahon said John highway super- On DEATH RECORD I Joseph B. 79. Pa. Russell 57, Scott Harry Clay 74, Charles Miss Catherine 90. Including several were released shortly before Jacob Y. 63, 21C MOTORIST DIES FOLLOWING CRASH 1 i Mary E. 70, Enou Mrs. Christina W. 85, 212 Eust North K. L. 91, Jan. Mrs. Mary J. 126 East Nicholas Enston 31, of Old i Long near WBS dead in I David 11 1 On a day like this when the world is a. expects expect him to a ditty or tiKO on the beauties a snappy selection lines or so. And that's what I'm doing according ta its snowy and and pretty near There's snow on the there's snow on the street nnii the be All which B. hospital here today from East Wallace R sustained when he was caught un- Frank dcr his machine as It was John 15, other to me. it to the side of the highway by an- other 0. Mrs. Nancy Beaver this is its just thirty  

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