Mussolini Calls Fascist Grand Council Session
Rome dispatch reports Premier Mussolini to convene a Fascist grand council at 10 p.m. as Italy and Greece face Anglo French entente moves. Italy may announce Victor Emmanuel’s crown over occupied Albania, signaling a further step in the fascist empire.
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Edward Storer Tite
Roedenis Sex Servien Siare
Rome
Italy
Greece
Entente
Mis Olin
Agencis
Korea
Aldbinia
Dardan-elles
Il Duce
Grand Council
Apm
Ks. Ty
Mret
Council
Chamber of Corporations
Wie
Senate
Poilacien
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Balkans
Europe
Victor Emmanuel
Albania
Winter Snow Hits Croton Streets Still Frozen Radiators
In Croton district a winter snow episode slows early spring chores. A base for a Graceland road repair near Graceland cemetery is covered, with slick hills and icy radiators as streets toil in chilly ices. Temporary frost and slipping conditions persist despite mid April hints.
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Graceland
Graceland | Cemetery
Highland Heights
President Signs Tax Bill For Public Workers
President Roosevelt signed a reciprocal taxation bill taxing federal state city and county employees. The measure aims to bring nearly 4 million public workers into the income tax system, following a Supreme Court ruling that federal workers are subject to state taxes.
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Flletin
Cinternational News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
Citizens' Advisory Council Selects Round As Chairman
The Greater New Castle Association's newly elected Citizens' Advisory Council elected Louis B. Boland as chair man P. J. Flaherty as first vice chairman Robert A. Weingartner as second vice chairman and Bernard N. Han lon as secretary Norman E. Clark opened the two hour meeting at The Castle ton announcing the election Clark presided briefly as Round and Flaherty shared duties with 45 of 36 members present The council received a general report from Clark and other officers on prior directors actions and discussed matters of prime concern to the new association
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Citizen’ Advisory Council
Greater New Castle Association
Castleton
Louis B. Boland
P. J. Flaherty
Chaatry
Robert A. Weingartner
Bernard N. Hanlon
Norman E. Clark
Gnca Board of Directors
Round
Flaherty
Clark
Funds Sought To Begin Beaver Mahoning Canal
Rep Michael J Kirwan and William F Maag of the Youngstown Vindicator told President Roosevelt that federal funds should start Beaver Mahoning canal work linking the Ohio River to Lake Erie. They cited a total project cost of about 200 million and proposed a 38 million allocation to initiate sections between Rochester Ohio and Struthers Ohio. The congressmen described the meeting with the president as very pleasant.
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Washington
Beaver-Mahoning Canal
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Roosevelt
Michael J. Kirwan
William F. Maag
Youngstown
Kirwan
Maap
Rochester
Struthers
Sutherland May Get State Post
Dr. John B. Sutherland former University of Pittsburgh football coach is offered the directorship of oil hygiene in the Pennsylvania state health department. The $4,500 post is under Gov. James and he may visit Harrisburg Monday to meet Health Secretary Dr. John B. Shaw. Sutherland holds a DDS and taught dentistry at Pitt before coaching.
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Internationnal
Harrisburg
John B
Jock) Sutherland
University of Pletsburg
State Department of Public Health
Arthur H. James
Sutherland
John B. Shaw
University of Pittsburgh
Yetion
Rowland Awards Large Contract for Harrisburg Office
Harrisburg April 13 contracts totaling nearly 1 million dollars for the Pennsylvania liquor control board office building were awarded to low bidders led by Mecegkes Company Philadelphia for general construction at 666,000 dollars and including Haughton Elevator Toledo 84,056 dollars Forrest Nourse Electrical Erie 91,888 dollars Danish Keating Philadelphia 58,444 dollars and Corbit's Readne plumbing 41310 dollars. Foundation work is underway.
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Aternational
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Danish J. Keating Company
Philadelphia
Corbit’s Inc
Read
Daily Weather Report
Weather data for the 24 hours ending 5 P.M. shows a maximum of 42 and a minimum of 24. Precipitation totals 1.3 inches with 1.3 inches of snow reported. River stage is listed as 4. Key figures echo values from the same day prior. Maximum climate point is 62 with a minimum around 4 and no precipitation indicated.
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United States
Winter Cold Persists Across Nation Despite Brief Warm Spells
Unseasonable cold grips much of the Midwest and Northeast. Frost threatens early crops in Indiana and Illinois, with Chicago reaching 21 degrees and Indianapolis 23, the coldest for the date since 1875 and 1810 respectively. Northeast enjoys some relief as central areas edge toward normal temperatures, while Detroit endures more snow flurries and eastern fog disrupts air traffic.
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International News Service
Midwest
Indiana
Tiaois
Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
New York
Central States
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Wyoming
Dinner Tonight For Castle Motor Club Dinner Tonight For Motor Club
Approximately 100 reservations were received for the annual membership dinner of the New Castle Motor Club, to be held tonight at 6 o'clock in the Castleton Hotel. Prof Amos Neyhart of Penn State College and C T Matthews of the AAA national office arrived today to inspect the local driving school, with Neyhart originating the idea and contributing time. Tonight six living founders identified as John S Abel, A C Hoyt, Frank Hoyt, R Pat terson, D B D Pyle, and Fred B Renta will be recognized for joining at the club's organization in 1910. The dinner will be brief so guests can attend the Greater New Castle party at the Elks Club if they wish.
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New Castle Motor Club
Castleton Hotel
Amos Neyhart
Penn State College
C. T. Matthews
National Office
American Automobile Association
Drviving
Neuhart
Sill
John
Abel
A. C. Hoyt
Frank Hoyt
Vets And Wives Hear Division Leader Outlook For Year
W Baker of Akron, superintendent of Akron-Chicago Division, spoke to more than 1,000 members of the Baltimore Ohio Veterans Association and Auxiliary at the Legion Home. He voiced optimism on business prospects, citing a 1 percent first quarter rise and predicting steady gains if the coal strike ends.
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Baltimore 4
Ohio Veterans Association
Legion Home
W. ©. Baker
Akron
Akron-Chicago
School Teachers to Receive Yearlong Monthly Pay in 1949
The New Castle school district will pay teachers monthly for all twelve months of the year beginning in September 1949. The school board approved the change at its regular meeting, citing the 1937 General Assembly session as authorizing the move, and the motion passed without debate.
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New Castle
General Assembly
Moose Memorial Service Set for Sunday at Mercer Lodge
Announcement for the thirtieth annual Moose Memorial Service by Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No 1. Service planned for Sunday night April 16 with program details to be announced.
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The
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No.1
Mercer Gtreek
Tax program decision near in Harrisburg
Harrisburg April 13 A decision on whether to enact a new tax program during the present legislature session was expected soon. Republicans showed rapid consensus that a sizable levy was likely, potentially providing 50 million to 60 million dollars to carry the state through January 1941. An alternative plan would cut relief funding to match available funds, shifting responsibility to counties and municipalities.
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Harrisburg
Mock Air Raids Made On Rome
Rome practiced three mock air raids as ordinary activity paused. The drills came as Europe awaited policy declarations from Neville Chamberlain in London and Edouard Daladier in Paris. The exercises appeared to test national resolve amid rising tensions in Europe.
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Rome
Securicy
Thian
Italy
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
London
Edouaud Daladier
Paris
Auto Hauling Trucks Restricted On Highways In Pa
Harrisburg April 13. The public utility commission ordered that haul-away truck trailers carrying new and used autos be restricted on highways from noon Saturday to midnight Sunday to improve safety during heavy traffic. It is the first such ruling in Pennsylvania and will appear on all intra state certificates of public convenience for way-aways.
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International
Ewe Servies
Harrisburg
Public
Pennsylvania
Dennis 2. Driscoll
Danzig dispute revived as protest over anti Danzig leaflets
Berlin reports renewed pressure from Germany as Danzig protests Poland over anti Danzig leaflets on Polish trains. German officials note arrests in Western Poland while corridors see demonstrations and past extents of German minority tensions in the Polish Corridor.
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International
Berlin
Free City of
Danzig
Poland
Warsaw
DNB
Danag
Reuter
Joel Lipskief
Reich Foreign Office
Germany
Lipski
Reich
Polish
Silesia
Double Schedule For Senior High To Be Adopted
The school board discussed a double schedule for the senior high due to classroom congestion. Superintendent C C Green sought permission to implement a dual schedule with sessions from 1:30 to 2:20 and 12:20 to 4:30, citing past enrollment growth and temporary relief at Washington junior high.
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C. C. Green
Washington
Uinre
Aged Man Dies in Sharon Cottage Fire
In Sharon Pennsylvania on April 12 an oil stove caused a deadly blaze that destroyed the Brookfield Hubbard Road home of 78 year old James H. Shaw. Shaw perished in the flames. Authorities blame the stove for starting the fire.
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International Nnvadervient
Sharon
James H. Shaw
Anthorliles
Brookfield- Hubbard Road
Shaw
Progress Seen in Coal Parley After Five-Week Deadlock
International dispatch reports limited gains in coal contract talks aimed at returning about 20,000 miners to work. Mayor LaGuardia, emerging from private discussions, signaled progress though details remained scarce. John L. Lewis and industry leaders offered no comment as mediators weigh next steps.
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International News Services
New York
Beti Thal
Max FC
LaGuardia
Aley
Tuncheon
John Lb. Lewis
Khingsian
la Guardia
O'Neill
Une Swen
Death Record for Mery Jose Gibson Cartwright
The death record lists Jose Gibson Cartwright Mery in Youngstown J Mra Hine Maln. The deceased, aged 94, is recorded in Ellpood City with details indicating a long life ending in late life.
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Mery
Jose Gibson Cartwright
Youngstown
Britain and France pledge aid to Rome and Greece
Prime Minister Chamberlain announced a Franco British pledge of armed aid to Rome and Greece if attacked, warning Germany and Italy to keep hands off the Mediterranean. He said Britain would act to defend the status quo in the Mediterranean and the Balkans, and noted alliance shifts with Poland.
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London
Europe
United States
Neville Chamberlain
Rome
Greece
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
House of Lords
Chamberlain
Fax
Viscount Hall
Poland
France
Agaressios
Britain
Taly
Amajesty
Eerce
Rumania
Chamberlai
Balkan
Traly
Irkey
Fragmentary Chronicle of a Resting Figure Under a Sun
The passage describes a figure named Arthur Mometer idly sitting beneath a tree as intense heat bakes the scene. Other unnamed ages and tasks drift by, with hints of everyday labor and a muted, reflective mood amid the sunlit setting.
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Wooster
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Herbert Rice
Christian College
Alahabad
India
Ofb. & C
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Raymond Wilcove
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Mt Yo
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Pru
Daladier
Charles A. Smith
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Arthur Mometer
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