Radio Program For Wednesday At WKBG New Castle News
WKBG in New Castle News presents a Wednesday evening program a three part show featuring classical solos old-time dance music and comedy. Arthur Thomas sings Mah Lindy Lou Virginia Patterson performs with Mary Long on piano Mrs W B Felch delivers Contralto pieces and Laurena Thompson also performs. The Solly Old Timers will perform square dances with Bill Houston calling. Tommy Blake Hughey Hannon perform Chaing The Blues with Nick Whyte and his Southerners of Cascade Park also appearing for an entertaining night.
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Rumor of U S AID in France Britain debt talks
The article reports a rumor that France and Britain seek American aid in Paris parley talks. It claims the French minister and the English chancellor favor U.S. participation to expedite settlement of France's debt to England and an overall war debt adjustment. The leaders warn that American involvement could speed the negotiations.
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England
Warnimougs
Attitude of Coolidge Irrelevant to French Debt Talks
Discussions among Churchill, Caillaux, and Houghton in Washington focus on whether to broaden talks to include the United States counsel. Observers note Little progress in Paris and London as parties mark time awaiting a French settlement with the United States and with England. The luncheon at the French embassy highlights the social role in diplomacy and the chance to gauge American views on future negotiations.
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Washington
France
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Churchill
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County Teachers Hear Addresses on Literature and Attendance
Dr. Evans urged unity of day and book to foster progress and lauded democracy in literature as America’s gift. Ernest Gamble Concert Party offered 20 minutes of light classical pieces as Professor McCullough led “America” and a music drill. Miss Fisher spoke on attendance records and reports in technical terms.
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America
Evans
Ernest Gamble
Singing of “America
W. H. McCullough
J. Y. Shambach
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State Department
Long Teachers Meeting Rolls On with 300 Plus Enrollees
Monday's session listed an extensive roster of registered teachers led by Florence Nickle and Mildred Canon. The meeting included names such as Mabel Cheers, Weir Gilson, Mary J. Coulter, Frances J. Baird, and many others, reflecting wide participation from local staff. The exact purpose and decisions of the gathering are not specified in the fragment.
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H. J. Colton
Gerald EE. Nord
Coy E. Gwin
Herman Patton
Hazel Anderson
J. H. Martin
Margaret Madden
Alberta Welker
Ethel Farr
W. F. Miller
Mary Stevenson
Emerson Stevenson
Elsie Ramsey
Martha Smith
A. J. McCalla
Blanche Allen
Helen McConnell
Hazel Farr
Belle Catterson
Harriet Wilson
Ila McAnlin
Mildred Heckath
Lillian Moran
Lois Melzer
Margery Gailand
Flaverce Witkieon
Margaret Ray
Mary Silar
Bertha Kirker
Louise Kirker
Ralph Wadding
Anson L. Winter
Lenora Sankey
Florence Turner
Glynn Williams
Isabelle Tackitt
Bessis Holmes
Ethel Weller
Sylvia Fullerton
Ruth Modard
Jessie Goldfeid
Allurath Leslie
Mary Mosely
Marjorie Watkins
Frances Brest
Rebecca Rodgers
Helen McPeak
Grace Young
Mildred Monteith
Laurence M. Douglass
Mary E. Douglass
Rebectal Smith
Effie Wimner
Helen McCracken
Grace Buea
Noggle
R. F. Leugerman
L. H. Burnham
Edith Coggan
Roberta Coussen
Mary Rich
Paul Nicklas
Jesele Shipe
Clare §. Brown
Helen Barnas
Leuyva TE. Hill
Anna Rowland
G. R. Allen
Lorraine Borland
Martha Powell
Myrtle Reynolds
Lucy Sergeant
Lillie MacGary
Thelma Thompson
Francis Spiker
Bertha Gelgar
Martha Howard
Arthur Black
Mary Wilson
Luelle Morehead
Cecile Hall
Doris Dean
Blanche Shoaff
Bernice Stevenson
Gertrude Johnson
Elizabeth Noss
Verna Boyd
Weaver Alwilda
Fern Belles
H. E H. Tilia
Mae B. Dean
Aileen Stone
Elvena Coryea
Edna Kline
Erma Perrine
Lillian Atains
Isabelle, Corbett
Mildred Kelly
Helen McCollugh
Wanda Quigley
Allee Porter
Esther Blakley
Mabel Zeigler
Mary O. Lee
Mary ¥. Young
Mildred Mershimer
Hazele Clymonds
John
Mildred Alison
Eeith Thompson
Fannie Kepp
Cora Dokies
May McKelvy
Grace Chapin
Bertha H. Barber
Edne Morse
Catherine Howell
Ethel King
Agnes McClean
Mra
Mildred Dart
Corel Hanley
Manele Armstrong
Zula Lusk
Elizabeth Nanagy
Mary Watson
Ralph B. Watson
Sara Jgtwaller
Jennie Ferrante
Myrlie Cosg
Feud Renewal Brings Assassinations in Four Cities
The tong war between On Leong and Hip Sings flares across Cleveland Pittsburgh Baltimore and Philadelphia after a Boston ban on Hip Sings. In Pittsburgh Sun 24, an unidentified Chinese man shot in a laundry. in Chicago 40 year old Lev Hoe shot at a stairway by Mong Sang Share HQ. Police see renewed tong warfare as cause.
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Hip Sings
Pacific Coast
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Chicago
Lev Hoe
Mong Sang Share Association
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Gerald Guicane
Tong War Sparks Chinatown Deaths and Shootings
Police pursued a speeding youth Gee Lun, 19, who fired five shots before being caught. Koe, found dead from two gunshot wounds, had a .02 calibre revolver under the bed. Nine Chinese men lingered nearby as officers linked the deaths to an anticipated Tong war across districts Hip Sing and She On Leong.
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Hoy
Koe
Fred
Young Sun
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Hoe
Spanish Forces Suffer Losses in Riff Battle
Continued from Pope One report says Spanish troops are entrenched in Albucemas with heavy French guns captured. General Da Rivera returns to Madrid after meeting Petain and notes a planned joint offensive within two weeks. Tangier says extensive sector preparations signal action, though Tetuan Cetua and Melilla show no active movement.
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Open Radio Station Monday Night With Good Program
Promises of a strong broadcast week for WKES as local artists perform and audience members praise the station. Announcer Jack McClusky notes a long jump limits Saturday programming while Myars Jubilee Quartet is asked to report for a 6 pm slot. New Castle News plans a Friday night “late show” featuring volunteers as a banner weekly event and an aldermanic council tackles sidewalk requirements on Elizabeth street.
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Myars Jubilee Quartette
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Deaths Of The Day In Grove City and nearby towns
Funeral notices list Mansford Emmett Burton five, son of Mr and Mrs Burton of Grove City Pa buried at Woodland cemetery after illness. Margaret Glenn died at Slippery Rock residence aged 3 survived by family and buried West Liberty cemetery. I L Conover and Christ Granitalds funerals planned in Leetonia and Slippery Rock with interments. Mrs Josephine Stickle of Bell avenue dies suddenly. services Thursday. Clara Thomas dies in Dormont. services Wednesday at North Street chapel. William Faust funeral held at residence with interment at Graceland cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Grove City
Little Hay
J. A. McDonald
Youngstown
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Margaret Glenn Good
Slippery Rock
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Sara Macrae Glenn
Brady Township
Clarkson Glenn
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Slippery Rock U. P. Church
West Liberty Cemetery
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Pearson Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Clyde Stickle
Josephine Montgomery
Stickle
Bell Avenue
Mercer County
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Jonnie Jewell Montgomery
Central Presbyterian Church
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A. D. Thompson
Alley’Murdock
Oak Park Cemetery
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Henry Thomas
Dormont
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Sormen
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Rice Company
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Intermont
Fire Rips Through Ontario Street City Leaving Dozens Homeless
A fire in the Ontario Street area left sixty families homeless as flames and debris blocked streets. Firefighters battled multiple blazes with embers driven by wind, risking wider destruction and causing extensive property damage estimated near four million dollars. Volunteers moved furniture from threatened homes as residents fled by car or on foot, while a centenarian woman named Mrs Beaucaite was rescued after inhaling smoke and later fell unconscious.
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Bridge Nears Completion at Mount Jackson Road
Contractors report strong progress on the Mount Jackson road bridge with paving laid and steel结构 erected. Crews will soon begin laying a rapid connection to the structure as work proceeds.
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New Castle Parties Fill Local Races On Republican Ticket
In New Castle area, a slate of Republican candidates appears for sheriff district attorney and city council across wards. Key figures include CLARENOS A. PATTERSON and DAVID A. MOORE, with multiple nominations in the Third and Fourth Wards and other city council races.
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New Castle
Toa
Yeh
Seder Devax
Republican Paries
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New Castl
Altamnes
Clarenos A. Patterson
City Counet
David A. Moore
Second Ward
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Third Ware
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Tong warfare shocks St Louis China Town
A violent attack in St Louis Chinatown leaves Leong Chores, a laundry owner, seriously wounded after five assailants fired on him from an alley. Police say tensions between rival Tong groups are fueling the violence and an outbreak is feared.
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Pullee
Landia
VanHorn Family Holds Reunion at Memorial Park
The VanHorn family held their annual reunion and picnic at Memorial Park on Saturday August 22. Robert VanHorn served as chairman of a five member planning committee. A program of speeches and games followed the social gathering.
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