Japan Resists Western Pressure On Asia Policy
Tokyo reports confirm Japan will stand by its Monroe Doctrine for the Orient despite Western protests. Foreign Minister Hirota tells cabinet the policy is firm and ready to be reiterated, while Britain sends a friendly note clarifying Far East aims. The stance mirrors Manchurian precedent and portends continued tension with Western powers.
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Foreign Office
Koki Hirota
Japan
Hirota
Great Britain
Far East
China
Hirota Weid
New Castle Detours Noted and Public School Centennial Event
The Detour Bulletin shows a new detour on the New Castle-New Bedford road via Routes 480 and 137 as the state broadens detour maps. New Castle public schools mark the 100th anniversary with a cathedral pageant featuring 500 pupils this Wednesday evening. Tomorrow is voter registration day for those unregistered or who moved since the last election, following a constitutional amendment. Maryland issues tercentenary license plates to celebrate 300 years of state founding. Community Chest pledges may prompt an early May appeal if payments lag.
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New Castle
New Bedford
State Highway Department
Wmms
Daily Weather Report for Early Morning Period
U S weather statistics for the 1 hour ending at 4 oclock this morning. Maximum 68 degrees, minimum 43, precipitation 0.4 inches, river stage 5.2 feet. For the same date last year, maximum 60, minimum 30, no precipitation.
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U. S
Bankers Buy Back Stolen Securities in Kansas City Event
The Independence State Bank of Independence Kansas repurchased $200000 in stolen securities for $25000. The cash and securities were exchanged in a downtown Kansas City hotel in a calm, businesslike deal. L G Boys, bank president, confirmed the underworld agreement.
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International News Service
Kansas City. O
Independence State Bank of Independence
Kan
Underworld
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Bank
Independence
Russia Refuses Trotzky Return Home
Paris reports Soviet Russia has refused to allow Leon Trotzky to return home despite France seeking a solution to its problem. France pressed the issue with the Soviet embassy in Paris as talks continued with foreign minister Barthou. Moscow reportedly would not harbor Trotzky and Italy appeared to be the only other possible refuge.
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Paris
France
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Trotzky
Josef Stalin
Rosenberg
Louis Bartholla
Warsaw
Teacher Missing At Youngstown
Police searched for 23 year old Miss Mabel Wilson who disappeared after leaving home to teach at Haselton school in Youngstown Ohio. Several witnesses saw a girl resembling her walking away from the area. authorities suspect a lapse of memory as the cause and her mother reports no sign of trouble.
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International News Service
Youngstown
Mabel Wilson
Haselton School
Miss Wilson
McLeod Bill Vote Set for May 14 in House
Supporters of the McLeod bill to thaw deposits in closed banks through the RFC moved toward a House vote on May 14. After failing to secure a vote yesterday, backers sought signatures on a petition to discharge the rules committee from consideration of preferred statutes for the bill.
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Internation News Service
Washington
RFC
House
Rules Committee
New Relief Head Takes Over Post In Lawrence County
E H Robinson named acting executive director of the Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board arriving from Harrisburg. He replaces Wilson Hall who resigned after six months. Robinson, a 25 year Philadelphia bank president, has long state relief board experience and led county board mergers. He will adjust the county office on North Mill Street and oversee relief administration for those entitled.
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E.H. Robinson
Harrisburg
New Castile
Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board
Mr. Robinson
Wilson Hall
State Board
Robinson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
North Mill St
School Pageant on Wednesday at Cathedral Auditorium
About 1000 public school students from New Castle will stage episodes in education history, including a reenactment of the 1835 Free Public School bill session. The pageant’s cost is funded entirely by teachers, with no taxpayer money used. Seats are limited for Wednesday night performance.
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New Castle
Death notices for Katherine Kelly and Leander Wallace
Mrs. Katherine Kelly aged 59 of 5187 South Martindale avenue Detroit Michigan and Leander C Wallace aged 62 of 604 Wall street are listed in the death notices.
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Katherine Kelly
South Martindale Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Leander C. Wallace
Wallistreet
Norma Talmadge Weds George Jessel in Quiet Ceremony
Norma Talmadge and George Jessel were married in a simple private ceremony conducted by Rabbi Harry Bacharach in Atlantic City. Despite secrecy, news of the wedding leaked as reporters and photographers gathered. The couple planned to stay until Jessel begins a New York City personal appearance, then resume their honeymoon in Florida.
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Atlantic City
M. J
George Jessel
Norma Talmadge
Agor
Harry Bacharach
New York City
Norman
Florida
Congress Session May End In May
Washington April 24 Speed with which congress is disposing controversial legislation today resolved administration hopes of completing President Roosevelt program and adjourning by the end of May. The program would include sugar airmail tariff stock market and bankruptcy legislation besides the new tax bill. House and senate conferees agreed to compromise on the sugar bill within one hour. complete agreement by Wednesday was predicted.
Engineer Killed In Freight Wreck Near Lehighton
A maiden run of Buffalo to New York perishable freight express derailed near Lehighton on April 24, overturning a locomotive and killing the engineer aboard.救
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International News Service
Lehighton
Buffalo
New York City
Here
Tax Collections Double Says City Treasurer McClung
City Treasurer Louis McClung reports tax collections for the first three and a half months of 1934 are double those of the same period in 1933. He notes many people are paying their taxes promptly.
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Louis McClung
Ban on Catholic youth forms sparks Munich clash
Munich authorities ban the uniforms and emblems of all Catholic youth organizations, deepening the conflict between the church and Bavarian officials. In other items, aviator Charles Kingsford Smith plans to use an American plane for the London to Melbourne race, an inch of snow hits Greensburg area, a memory loss case in Dunkirk, and Soviet ships press north for Chelyuskin survivor rescue.
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Munich
Germany
Melbourne
Australia
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Dillinger Targeted as Federal Agents Brace for Capture
Federal agents vow to confront John Dillinger with swift action as Justice officials discuss new anticrime bills. Joseph B. Keenan and J. Edgar Hoover predict Dillinger’s imminent capture while Roosevelt urges Congress to hasten federal measures. The Kelly gang quote underscores pursuit.
Registration Day Opens In City On Wednesday
Registration Day in New Castle is set for Wednesday April 25 for those who failed to register in 1933. Registry polls will be open eight to noon one to six and seven to ten. With tax qualifications removed many will register. May 15 primary elections may attract unregistered voters. County officials discuss party affiliation transfers before the May primary and outline that voters may not transfer without a prior sworn vote history. Continues on page two.
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New Castle
William McElyec, Jr
George Db. Thorn
Robbery Foiled By Trio at Round Lake Bank
Three bandits robbed Round Lake State Bank. two escaped after a brief clash with authorities. One suspect fled to a waiting car on Main Street as officials, possibly linked to Dillinger gangs, swarmed the area from nearby territories. President Edwin Webber and a bank stenographer were present during the incident.
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Round Lake
Round Lake State Bank
Mais
Edwin Webber
Viler
Ae Twa
Woman Hit By Car In Oakland
Mrs Helen Kyverki of Fulton street was struck by a car driven by Brailey Plater of Ehywood avenue on Monday afternoon in Ely steel Oakland. She was not seriously hurt and is at New Castle hospital with injuries and bruises. Patrolman Stopes said the woman started across the road as the car approached. the driver believed she would stop but she did not notice the vehicle.
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Helen Kyverki
Fulton Street
New Castle Hospital
Brailey Plater
Ehywood Avenue
Ely Steel
Oakland
Minty
William FB. Stopes
Piatek
Crack Shots Sent To Hunt Dillinger
Philadelphia April 24 a corps of sharpshooters has been dispatched from the department of justice to northern Wisconsin in the hunt for the fugitive John Dillinger. George Harvey, chief, said they chose his best machine gun trained men who have practiced with rifle pistol and machine gun for nearly a year.
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Philadelphia
Department of Justice Division of Investigation
Wisconsin
Joh Dillinger
George Harvey
Chicago Department For Justice Bureau
Harvey
Prison Breaks and Court Sentence Report
Beverly Hills report describes Dillinger escape attempt with bystanders injured as gunfire erupts. A judge sentences an inmate to private confinement and long terms for alleged crimes, while authorities continue pursuit.
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Cal
API
Trey
Diliger
Wiem
Dillinger
Patel
Teatiaiars
Dillinger and Bandits Elude Capture in Twin Cities
A chaotic night sees John Dillinger and accomplices elude pursuit as officers tighten a steel cordon around St Paul and Minneapolis. Police plan a citywide search for the gang following a deadly raid that left one dead and three wounded, amid reports of sightings in Wisconsin and surrounding areas.
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Yart
ST. Paul
Minn
Ade Edor
John Jiingen
Phastam Gwanman
Middle West
Twin Cities
Minneapolie
Wisconsin
Feane
Dilinger
Twa
Faye
Girl Talks After Vocal Cord Surgery In Pennsylvania
Omelda Kephert of Philadelphia, who had speech impaired for 20 years, regained the ability to speak after vocal cord growth removal at University of Pennsylvania Hospital. She praised medicine as she spoke clearly for the first time since childhood, while relatives described her renewed voice and emotional response.
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Omelda Kephert
University of Penneyivena Heepital
Rhyadelhin
Jer
Valee Wan
Interpatipaa
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