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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1939

Page

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Alliance Of Five Nations Defense Pact Seen

Paris reports an aerial agreement embracing Great Britain France Russia Poland and Rumania forming a military alliance to deter aggression. Britain and France press for anti aggression unity. Romania may allow Russian troop transit. Poland with air force cooperation. Poland Romania treaty clause revived.

Paris Great Britain France Russia Poland Rumania Europe Britain

Weather dampens early golf opening and street signs

Local golfers faced rain soaked conditions and soggy courses as opening day neared around April 15. Easter crowds filled churches last Sunday while motorists consult the Detour Bulletin for shifts statewide. A 2 am downpour muddied streams, delaying trout fishing plans for a day or two.

Daily Weather Report for Friday in United States

Weather stats cover 24 hours ending Friday night. High 48, low 23 with 0.18 inch precipitation in rain and snow. River stage 2+ feet. Year earlier: max 80, min 52, no precipitation.

United States

Chamberlain Proclaims Britain Greece Romania Guarantees

Neville Chamberlain announced British French anti aggression guarantees to Greece and Romania in an emergency Commons session in London. Outside Parliament thousands gathered as the radio photo captured the moment while the Rome Berlin axis denounced the move.

Neville Chamberlain Greece Romania House of Commons London

No New Taxes Likely At Legislative Session

Harrisburg April 15 New taxes at this session of the legislature became less probable today as the James administration staked its future fiscal policy on a gamble that may lead to a special session if the state supreme court does not reverse the Dauphin countycourt decision invalidating the five mill franchise tax on out of state corporations which would cost the state about 35 million dollars Governor James said it might be better to gamble on a 200000 spending for a special session than to abandon the chance of regaining 25 million or more officials indicated the legislature would proceed with its present tax plan likely continuing on Page Two

Harrisburg James Arthur H. James State Supreme Court Dauphin County

Apartment House Burns At Monessen

Monessen Pa April 45 Twenty two persons escaped death thanks to a collie dog Buddy awakening Anita McGuinness on the second floor and guiding her father to safety. Police and firemen aided others to escape as flames gutted a three story apartment building with an estimated loss of 380,000.

International News Service Monessen Ailss Anita McGuinness Buddy Dor Miss McGuinness John Lescanac

Rowland and Owlett to Speak at Mercer Republican Dinner

Captain Roger W. Rowland secretary of property and supplies and state senator Magon Owlett republican leader in the senate will headline a Lincoln Republican Club of Mercer County dinner tonight at the Saxon Home of Farred. Lawrence County Republicans are invited and expected to attend.

Roger W. Rowland Magon Owlett Senate Lincoln Republican Club Mercer County Fparred Lawrence County

Orders Return Of U S Fleet To Pacific Waters

President Roosevelt urged action against Germany and Italy as the navy ordered the United States fleet to reassemble in the Pacific. Secretary Claude Swanson announced the fleet would resume normal Pacific operating areas after refueling, with Atlantic reinforcements including five cruisers six submarines one aircraft carrier and the USS Langley and two squadrons of patrol planes engaged.

Washington Roosevelt Germany Italy Navy Department United States Pacific Claude Swanson Atlantic Langley Pawrol

U S to Add Man as Berlin Charge d Affaires

Berlin reports that Alexander Gomstock Kirk, a Chicago soap magnate and counsellor at the Moscow legation, will be named charge d affaires in Berlin. The move is seen as welcomed by Nazi authorities and signals a strengthening of American representation in Germany.

Berlin America Germany Alexander Gomstock Kirk Chicago Kirk United States Moscow

Weather Forecast For Coming Week

Washington April 15 weekly weather outlook for North and Middle Atlantic states shows showers at the start of the week and again around Thursday or Friday. Cool early Monday followed by rising temperatures. cooler Tuesday night and Wednesday. warmer Thursday and Friday. Onlo valley and Tennessee expect showers Monday and again around Thursday. Moderate to cool temperatures early, rising Thursday, then cooler end of week.

International News Service Washington Atlanta Gooler Onlo Valley Tennessee

Paris Reacts to Roosevelt Peace Proposals

Paris officials and diplomats reacted with surprise to President Roosevelt's peace appeals to Italy and Germany. Ambassador Bullitt distributed texts to Premier Daladier, who endorsed the proposals completely while observers doubted timely replies from the dictators. Le Temps urged Hitler to prove genuine peaceful intent, calling Roosevelt’s gesture a major effort toward non agression for up to 24 years.

Paris Roosevelt Italy Germany United States William C. Bullitt Edouard Daladier Une Daladier Bullitt France Roose Velt Sero le Temps Hitler Yeb

Russia May Enter Anti Aggression Bloc

London reports British government pushes to recruit Soviet Russia into an Anglo French anti aggression bloc. A London Moscow defense pact would have air fleets of Britain France and Soviet Russia cooperate against aggressors, threatening German air superiority if the axis advances.

Charles A. Smith International News Service London Soviet Russia Great Britain France International Germany Russia Italy

Violence in Coal Fields Shuts Mines in Clearfield County

State police report an outburst of violence in Clearfield County Pennsylvania. The Hi Brothers Cash Company mine at Morrisdale was dynamited shut and the tram road torn up. The Radomsky mine at Hawk Run saw its tipple burned. Officials said two other mines were closed and coal taken for Mortisdale homes. Private Ralph Mears led the investigation.

International Newa Servicer Clearfield Hi Brothers Cash Company Morrisdale Radomsky Hawk Run Hi Brothers Com Sparry Mortisdale Homes Ralph Mears

Opposition to Neutrality Law Changes Petition Filed

Representative Louis Graham of Beaver submits a petition from the Catholic Daughters of América No 231 New Castle opposing proposed amendments to the neutrality law. The measure draws support from administration and non administration forces and is referred to the foreign affairs committee which is holding hearings on neutrality legislation.

Arthur Wimer Washington New Cane, News Washington, D. C Louis Graham Beaver House of Representatives Catholic Daughters of América New Castle Foreign Affairs Committee

Landon’s Nurse Dies At West Middlesex

Mrs. Mary Rezd Baird, once noted for attending former Gov. Alf Landon at his birth in western Pennsylvania, died today in West Middlesex. The death ends a long public association with the Kansas politician, who was a Republican presidential nominee.

International News Service West Middlesex Mary Rezd Baird All M. Landon Kansas Pennsylvania Baird Landon

Lindbergh Back In United States

Lindbergh returns to the United States from Paris after a year away to aid the start of Pan American Airways trans Atlantic service and to report on European air strengths for military preparedness. He arrives amid tight security and silence from his Newark area hosts and associates.

C International News Service New York Cal A. Lindbergh United States Paris Avia Sion Pan- American Airways Great Britain Col Lindbergh Atlantic Joe Louis Schilling Englewood N. J Dwight W. Morrow

Tornado Kills Five In Oklahoma Towns

A damaging tornado struck Alva and nearby northwest Oklahoma communities late last night killing five people and injuring about 25. Four victims died in Alva: Oscar Hartman 40 Louise Hartman 20 Adam Vollmer 70 and Mrs Adam Vollmer 67. The fifth victim Mrs Bessie Wendel of Waynoke died in an automobile near Napeton.

Cpbernational News Service Alva Okla Oklahoma Oscar, Hartman Louise Harzman Adam Vollmer Bessie Wendel Waynoke Napeton

Britain Bolsters Defenses At Gibraltar and Tangier

London reports increased security around Gibraltar and Tangier amid rumors that Axis moves may target the Spanish Moroccan zone. Whitehall officials, including Sir Alexander Cadogan, briefed the French ambassador Charles Corbin but offered no details beyond cautious waiting.

Charles A. Smith Stal London Gibraltar Tangur Rome-Berlin Whitehall Alexander Cadogan Foreign Office Charles Corbin

Second Alarm For Fire In Accidental Manner

A false second alarm was accidentally turned in while handling box 315 for a small kitchen fire at James F. Reed's home 314 South Crawford avenue at 9 17 PM Friday. The blaze, in a clothes press, caused about 40 in damage. A passerby alerted via box 311 at County Line street and Crawford avenue. Firemen also battled smoldering debris at Mercer street and Park avenue at 10 2 PM and dust-induced smoke at Bruce P. Love home 116 East Edison Avenue at 12 40 PM with no loss.

Box 315 James F. Reed Crawford Avenue Reed Box 311 County Line Street Dav Mercer Street Park Avenue Bruce P. Lové East Edison Avenue

Rain Spoils Trout Fishing in County

Fishermen report heavy rain last night spoiled trout fishing in local streams. Water ran high and few trout were caught, despite expectations of a good haul. The downpour reduced catches considerably.

Coal Wage Parley Still Deadlocked

New York April 15 The wage talks between soft coal operators and miners remain deadlocked as contracts in the Anthracite industry near expiration April 30. John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers must decide today whether to issue the required 1 day notice to abrogate existing union contracts, threatening further trouble.

Cinternational News Service New York So Fay John L. Lewis United Mine Workers New de Farge Teo

Man Killed In Auto Plunge Near East Palestine

State motor police investigated an automobile crash that killed 90 year old farmer H Homer Smith of East Palestine Dante. Five companions allegedly abandoned the wreckage. Charles Scott, 62, of Negley fled but was caught. a third man evaded capture near the Ohio line.

International News Service Beaver Falle H. Homer Smith Near East Palestine Anid Black Hawk Road Reso Charles Scott Negley Ohio

Death Notice Summary From April 15 1959 Record

Death notices list Rev Edson F Edmends age 88 of Pasadena California Theresa McGivern Carr of Youngstown Edwin McQueen of Freeport Mrs Susan Ault Morgan 73 of Beav er Falls Josephine Anne Costa 4 months of Elmwood City Mrs Mary Sutton 63 East Cherry street extension Mrs C Daniel Reebel 65 218 Pair mont avenue William Sherman Powell 13 of West Middlesrs Dickey Morris Wallace 74 of Beaver Falls

Edson F. Edmends D.D Pasadena Cal Theresa McGivern Carr Youngstown Edwin McQueen Freeport Susan Ault Morgan Beaver Falls Josephine Anne Costa Elmwood City Mary Sutton East Cherry Street C. Daniel Reebel Pairmont Avenue William Sherman Powell West Middlesrs Dickey Morris Wallace

Roosevelt Proposes World Peace Conferences

President Roosevelt urges world powers to convene conferences to settle arms and trade issues and halt the slide toward war. He asks Hitler and Mussolini to keep guns outside talks and pledges US participation if they agree to a 10 to 25 year nonaggression framework and possible broader accords.

George Bur Amernaren Washington Roosevelt iChancellor Hitler Germany Mussolini Italy Roosen Europe United States Hitler Hiver Aledges Rooseve Self

Fullerton Reed To Be Honored At Testimonial Dinner

Fans were announced for a testimonial dinner honoring Assemblyman W. Sharp Fullerton and High Superintendent Edwin O. Reed. The event opens Saturday April 29 at Westfield Grange hall with co chairs George Clark and Jack M. Dunlap overseeing committees. J Audley Boak will serve as master of ceremonies. Both honorees are longtime North Beaver Township residents and Westfield Grange members. Dinner is 5 to 8 pm followed by a program. Tickets go on sale Tuesday April 18.

W. Sharp Fullerton Edwin O. Reed Ich Westfield Grange Hall George Clark Jack M. Dunlap Live J. Audley Boak R Yangkemissier Toasimassey Mr. Fullerton Mr. Reed North Beaver Township Westfield Grange Fullerton Pomona Grange From & Wa

Out in the Quiet Areas Without Cars or Phones

The fragment envisions escaping to a remote place with trees, reeds, and creeks free from cars, calls, wars, and politics. It notes the speaker realizing such a haven may not exist as the “fowler” or weather warns that five days remain and a measurement of fifty four today.

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