Four Die in Auto Crash Near Franklin Tragedy Strikes Siyufy Family
In a crash seven miles east of Franklin, Mr Wady Siyufy and his wife Catherine died. their son Philip and Mrs Loretta Zahloot were injured. The Siyufys had been visiting Pittsburgh relatives and were en route to Jamestown with Zahloot after picking up Philip. The Zahloot chauffeur attempted to pass a coal truck on a curve when the accident occurred.
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Wady Siyufy
Cunningham Avenue
Franklin
New Castle
Snow fences need protection and harsher laws
The piece urges a law against cruelty to snow fences as the highway department erects them in the coldest Lawrence county locations. It notes open exposure to wind and deep drifts, calls for protective measures, and suggests such a law would align with those passed in the last session.
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Highway Department
Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report Summary for 24 Hour Period
U S weather report shows 24 hour period ending 9 am with max 37 min 20 precipitation 0.31 inches and 3.1 inches of snow river stage 5.6 feet. Sunday morning statistics list max 41 min 29 precipitation trace.
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U. S
Lindberghs Return to U S Despite Secrecy at Morrow Estate
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh are back in the United States after a discreet visit to England. They sought privacy at the Englewood New Jersey estate of Mrs Dwight Morrow, with armed guards at the gate and watchers along the road, as crowds hoped for a glimpse.
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Col
Mrs. Lindbergh
United States
International News Service
New York
England
Charles A. Lindbergh
Englewood
N. J
Dwight Morrow
Morrow House
Lindberghs Visit Sparks Speculation and Banquet Honors
The Lindberghs quietly arrive on the President Harding and rush to Kent for a brief visit rumored to include business dealings. In New Castle, business and professional women plan a 6:30 banquet at The Castleton honoring national federation president Miss Earlene White of Washington, D. C.
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New Castle
Castleton
National Federation
Earlene White
Washington, D. C
White
Auto Overturns Fatal Burn Injury Kills Woman near Leesburg
A car skidded, struck a culvert and overturned Sunday near Leesburg on the Perry highway. Mary Cipriano, 24, of 412 Bleakley Avenue, was trapped in the burning vehicle and died. Her parents and sister, Antonette, and passenger Victor Lombardo survived. all were treated or hospitalized for injuries.
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Leesburg
Perry Highway
Mary Cipriano
Bleakley Avenue
Anthony Cipriano
Antonette
Victor Lombardo
Uber Street
School Board To Elect Officers In New Castle
The New Castle school board will elect president vice president and solicitor at 7 30 tonight at the administration building East Street. Daniel B Woolcock is up for his third term as president and A C Hyde will be sworn in for a new term. Dr Arthur B Foster joins the board and will take oath. The regular meeting is set for Wednesday night December 15.
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New Castle
East Street
Daniel B. Woolcock
J. Herbert McIlvenny
William J. Moffatt
A. C. Hyde
Arthur B. Foster
Notable Women Leaders Attend Senate Banquet Reception
The article notes activities of the Business and Professional Women's National Federation with 65 000 members nationwide. It lists reception committee members from local clubs including Miss Vandivort Dr Mildred Rogers Miss Helen White and others from New Castle New Wilmington and Pittsburgh. Dining room hostesses are named as well.
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Business and Professional Women’s National Federation
United States Senate
Mary E. Vandivort
Mildred Rogers
Helen D. White
Sara McCune
Mable H. Ballard
Nancy Bechtel
Mary E. Browne
Nannie Mitcheltree
Mary Rosenthal
Mary Fankhauser
New Castle
Elizabeth McLaughry
Bertha Bay
New Wilmington
Suzanne Beatty
Pittsburgh
Mary Harvard
Laura Blu
Honor Departed Members Of Elks
In a New Castle Elks lodge memorial at the Elks home past district deputy grand exalted ruler Joseph Riesenman Jr urged remembering by deeds not words. Exalted Ruler Edmund B. Connelly presided as members and families attended the December service.
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Joseph Riesenman, Jr
The
Elks
Franklin Lodge 110
New Castle Lodge of Elks
Edmund B. Connelly
Mr. Riesenman
Highway Crew Mobilized to Clear Snowbound Pennsylvania Roads
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Department of Highways ordered 4,175 workers and 1,217 trucks to handle hazardous roads after a statewide four inch snowfall. Rural and urban routes face perilous conditions as crews attack ice and snow.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Department of Highways Today
Pennsylvania
Third Typhoon Strikes Philippines Again
Manila reports the third typhoon to hit the Philippines in as many weeks. It moved into the China Sea after causing death and destruction across the Visayan Islands. Three were killed on Samar and two on Masbate, with Romblon Sibuyan and Tablas affected.
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International News Service
Manila
Visayan Islands
Philippines
China Sea
Samar
Masbate
Romblon
Sibuyan
Tablas
Foreign powers warned to stay out of China
Tokyo dispatch reports the Asahi accuses Western nations of failing to influence the Sino Japanese dispute. The paper says peace efforts cannot yield results while China resists. It warns against Western moves to secure a share in settling the Sino Japanese question.
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International News Service
Tokyo
China
Asahi
Harrisburg to Install Parking Meters in Downtown Trial
Parking meters will be installed in Harrisburg for a three months trial. About 200 meters will be placed around Market Square to ease traffic, following a recommendation by Mayor John A. F. Hall and his safety committee to city council.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
John A. F. Hall
Market Square
President Roosevelt Returns for Dental Treatment
President Roosevelt speeds back to Washington from a Florida Keys fishing trip to receive dental care after an abscessed molar extraction. White House officials report his general condition as excellent and expect dental treatment to clear up in days.
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International News Service
Presidential Special
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Florida Keys
National
Arthur Yando
Ross T. McEntire
McIntire
Potomac
Admits Killing His Secretary
Mariano Fanti a 37 year old wealthy ex porter admitted to detectives he shot his secretary Bertha Nolan 35 then attempted suicide. He says I shot her because I found out she was cheating. Fanti lay dying from a self inflicted head wound in hospital. He has a wife and four children. Nolan mother of two teenage girls.
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International News Service
New York
Bertha Nolan
Mariano Fanti
Fanti
Obituary notices list several deaths and addresses
Death notices name Wady Siyufy 715 Cunningham Avenue and Loretta Zahloot Pitts burgh along with Philip Siyufy 31 Paula Emery 38 Paul Emery 38 208 Park Avenue and others including Robert Dawson North Beaver Township Lilian Harrington Youngstown Ohio Mary Cipriano 24 Bleakley Avenue Sadie Norris 73 Burbank California Lillie Buxton 71 717 North Mercer Street and Mrs Thomas J Phillips 50 Pitts.
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Wady Siyufy
Cunningham Avenue
Wady Siynufy
Philip Siyufy
Loretta M. Zahloot
Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Phillips
Robert Daniel Dawson
North Beaver Township
Paul Emery
Park Avenue
Lilian Kirkpatrick Harrington
Youngstown
Mary Cipriano
Bleakley Avenue
Sadie Bell Norris
Burbank
Cal
Lillie Mae Buxton
North Mercer Street
Chess Game Begun In 1914 Completes 191? Years Later
A pair of photographs show Frank J. Marshall, longtime U S champion, and Kurt G W Ludecke starting a game in New York on July 31 1914. They were interrupted by World War I news and after 23 percent years they resume the match with the same board and position.
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Frank J. Marshall
U. S
Kurt G. W. Ludecke
New York
Heavy Snow Blankets District With Slushy Streets
For the second time in two weeks a heavy snowstorm began Sunday morning and lasted past midnight, dropping over three inches. There was no wind and roads were not drifted though downtown streets remained slushy until the snowfall turned to frozen ice making driving perilous. State highway crews worked overnight to keep the main routes passable.
Leviathan Sold for Scrap After World War Service
The 23 year old Leviathan, once the wartime transport for 200000 troops between New York and France, is sold by United States Lines to Metal Industries Ltd of London for about 800000. Built for 10000000, the ship will be scrapped, ending years tied up in Hoboken and to sail next under Britain’s flag.
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International News Service
New York
Leviathan
France
United States
Metal Industries, Ltd
London
England
Great Britain
Hoboken. N. J
Franco German Talks Planned Amid European Tensions
Warsaw dispatch reports Franco German foreign ministers Delbos and Von Neurath considering a lengthy exchange to settle pending European problems but details and date are not fixed. Delbos visited Poland with Beck as talks resumed en route to Cracow, part of broader post Halifax diplomacy. In Shanghai, Japanese forces conducted an independent action at the Eastern hotel triggering protests as casualties mounted from Wuhu air raids and river shipping damage.
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Warsaw
Poland
Yvon Delbos
France
Berlin
Constantin von Neurath
Delbos
Josef Beck
Cracow
Delbos-Von Neurath
Viscount Halifax
England
Germany
London
Halifax
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Shanghai
Great Eastern Hotel
Wuhu
Yangtze River
Nanking
International Settlement Council
On Department Store Company
Barry Barlow
Ladybird
A. C. Morice
Blair Named Foreman Of Grand Jury Convened Today
Blair George D. Blair was appointed foreman of the Lawrence county grand jury convened this morning to review cases presented by District Attorney Mont L. Riley. Four jurors were excused William R. Rice Andrew Koonse Elizabeth Payne and Cora Zehner. Judge James A. Chambers charged the jury which then began reviewing evidence to determine if cases merit trial.
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George D. Blair
Lawrence County Court
Mont L. Riley
William R. Rice
North Beaver Township
Andrew Koonse
Enon
Elizabeth Payne
Cora Zehner
Fourth Ward
James A. Chambers
Commonwealth
Japanese Army Enters Kaochiomen Near Nanking
Japanese forces advanced to Kaochiomen three miles east of Nanking, shelling the capital with heavy bombardment. A large fire raged in Nanking as Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek convened a war council, while Japanese commanders claimed Chinese resistance was broken and predicted Nanking’s fall within hours.
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International News Service
Tokyo
Japan
Kaochiomen
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chinese War Council
Coal man smiles as cold weather boosts sales
A vivid newspaper verse describes a coal dealer's fortunes rising with each drop in the thermometer. The speaker notes frigid days swell coal sales, the dealer's grin widening as warmth and business grow, while the weather is recorded as twenty nine degrees.
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