Deny Reports Of Execution Of 200
International news from Moscow and Berlin reports claim 200 executions of counterrevolutionaries this week. officials say only 66 executions were confirmed, and Kirov’s assassin Leonid Nicolaev is still alive. Relatives are said to be deported to Siberia with confiscation of property.
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Kirov
International
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Politburo
Serge
London Daily Express
Warsaw
Leonid Nicolaev
Berlin
Siberia
Yugoslav Troops Cross Frontier Reported
Belgrade reports tacit approval of Yugoslavian border crossings as a temporary measure replacing regular guards. Hungary denies cross-border orders and warns of provocations while seeking a constitutional committee to draft a terrorism convention for January.
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League of Nations Council
Belgrade
Foreign Office
Reuter
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Alexander
Expulsion of 27000 Hungarians from Yugoslavia sparks crisis
Reported mass expulsion follows the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia accuses Hungary of harboring radicals and calls 27000 alien Hungarians, many naturalized, a danger and a lever in postwar peace treaty disputes. Temporary permits govern their status as tensions rise.
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New York
Yugoslavia
Alexander of
Marselles
Hungary
Alexander
Belgrade
Teachers College seniors visit New Castle public schools
Five senior male students from California State Teacher College visited New Castle public schools on Thursday to observe and compare teaching methods. The annual visit aims to study local systems and promote health through Christmas Seals.
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Teachers College
California State Teacher College
New Caste
New Castle
Hungary Keeps Peace as Cetnik Protest Near Szeged Fades
Hungary restrained its troops after Yugoslav irregulars crossed the frontier near Szeged, taunting guards with knives and revolvers. Government officials say the incident was ignored to prevent escalation as a refugee exodus from Yugoslavia grows, with 600 more Hungarians arriving in Budapest and expectations of tens of thousands more.
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George Balint
International
Budapest
Szeged
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Samuel Insull to testify for brother in embezzlement case
Samuel Insull, former utilities magnate, is expected to testify for his brother Martin J. Insull as his trial on embezzlement charges opens in Criminal Court Judge Cornelius Harrington’s room. Prosecutors say Martin removed about 344,720 dollars from the Middle West Utilities Company treasury in 1941 while president.
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International News Service
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Martin J. Insull
Cornelius Harrington
Middle West Utilities Company
Insull
Martin Insull
Canada
Treasury
Fireworks ban to stay in effect in council session
Clarence Patterson representing local pyrotechnic firms W L Crooks of a national fireworks group and Jake Conti led opposition against a proposed ordinance. Others including Ross Kirkpatrick George Reid Mrs Archibald Davis Mrs C L Brenner and Leonard Cramer spoke in favor of keeping the present ban. Councilman Davies recalled past debates on the measure and moved for a negative report, a motion the council adopted unanimously.
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Clarence Patterson
W. L. Crooks
National Fireworks Association
Jake Conti
Ross
Kirkpatrick
Western Pennsylvania Safety Committee
George Reid
Archibald Davis
C. L. Brenner
Leonard Cramer
Women's Clubs
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Davies
Clayton Reeves
Christmas Signs Multiply in Lawrence County
Christmas ads reveal growing spend and decorations in Lawrence County as wreaths go up and lights brighten homes. The piece notes the holiday spirit, increasing purchases, and an undercurrent of anticipation eighteen days before Christmas.
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Lawrence County
Christmaas
Christos
Yugoslavian anger over Hungarian terror plan debate
Jeftitch accused Hungary of protecting criminals at the Janka Pusta camp and organizing twenty terrorist strikes against Yugoslavia in six years. He urged a just verdict to safeguard peace as Yugoslavia seeks League action while Eckhardt denied the accusations and condemned Yugoslav rights violations.
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Alexander
Marseilles
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Balkans
Europe
Janka Pusta
Alexander Eckhardt
Jeftitch
League
Dedication of New Post Office Plans Attend Meeting
Hon William J Broe assemblyman noted at the dedication session. County leaders discussed RWOD projects for Burton Company Road and a sidewalk on Atlantic Avenue to reduce pedestrian hazards. Industrial projects for locating new industries in New Castle were also reported. Attendees included Genkinger, Duff, Braham, Hartman, Hoyt, Kannenberg, Love, Rentz, Round, Rowland, Dickey and Chilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Broe
Gistrick
Burton Company
Atlantic Avenue
New Castle
Genkinger
W. W. Duff
W. W. Braham
T. H. Hartman
Hoyt
B. H. Kannenberg
R. ©. Love
Fred L. Rentz
L. B. Round
R. W. Rowland
Thomas W. Dickey
Alfred W. Chilton
Paving Work In New Castle Amid Holiday Rush
The article notes paving work between Grane Street and Lincoln Avenue on the west side. Snowfall gives a Christmasy look. holiday shopping is expected to boost business in New Castle. Hunters return from Marienville with deers and a trolley operator faces slick rails after light rain.
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Grane Street
Lincoln Avenue
Teddy
New Castle
Carmen
Bow and Arrow Hunter Returns to Wild Hunt
The article profiles Siemei Sier 1 a bow and arrow hunter from Latvia born in Riga who survived close calls including a 110 pound tiger encounter. A team including Dr. Arthur Cleaves Bryan O Neill and Hiram Mallinson accompanied him on a tiger hunt with a six foot spear and steel shaft. He favors hunting big cats and claims it is the greatest sport in the world while noting a $5 fine and costs led to a discharge for William Zeigler in a separate assault case.
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Page Gue
Sieme
Arthur Cleaves
Lafayette Tollene
Bryan O'Neill
Lafayette
Hiram Mallinson
Yale
Sier 1
Bor
Latvia
Riga
Deaths of the Day features multiple regional passings
William Cochrane of Apollo dies December 5 at his home after a prolonged illness. Funeral planned in Apollo. Samuel Jennings, Lackawannock township, died of a heart attack. services Saturday. Margaret June Tubbs, 7, dies after brief illness. services Saturday at her grandmother’s home. John Kluscek rites held. Elizabeth Rhodes Ward dies in Portland at 87. Patrolman Mont Richards returns from Wharton hunting trip with two four point buckles.
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William Cochrane
Frank BE. Cochrane
West Grant Street
Apollo
Allison Lane
Cochrane
America Sheet Mill
Vandergrift
Earlie Cochrane
Marian
Myrtle Dantzler
Anne Bailey
City
Emma Barber
Detroit
Mich
Nana Connor
Elizabet Summers
Margaret Mays
Ruth Bivins
Mary Zaylor
David Cochrane
Philadelphia
Paul Cochrane
Gurdensville
Jane Montgomery
Ruth Lash
Roanoke
Second Baptist
Samuel Jennings
Lackawannock Township
Mercer County
Masury
Jennings
Howard Jennings
Wilson Street
Sharon
Margaret June Tubbs
Lester
Mary Taylor Tubbs
South
Jefferson Street
New Castle
First Christian Church
Leo Tubbs
Margareth
June Tubbs
Budge Street
Graceland Cemetery
John Kluscek
West
Grant Street
Burke
North Jefferson Street
D. George Knippel
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
John Binder
John Neugebaum, Jr
Victor Gaussy
John Bodendorfer
Thomas
Joe Barberger
Elizabeth Rhodes Ward
Elizabeth Rhodes
Portland
Ore
Hiram Rheades
Mt. Jackson
Jos
E, Rice
Walmo
Oregon
Mont Richards
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wharton
Potter County
Japan defiant in answer to Davis charges
Britain signals readiness to drastic reductions in capital ships and aircraft carriers following Davis proposal for general armament cuts. Paris reports France favors treaty liberation and supports global damage limits while seeking ships suited to empire needs. Diplomatic circles note France resists long term qualitative limits, prefers flexible tonnage redistribution.
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Japan
Davis
Britain
London
Great Britain
Norman H. Davis
France
Paris
Intemations
International
Secret Formula Given British by Du Pont Co
The Du Pont firm faced accusations of sharing a military formula with a British firm over war department objections. Casey resisted the deal to grant Nobel’s license to produce the I M A powder, sending a memo to Felix Du Pont voicing concerns. Officials say the British firm obtained the formula during the war on U S government orders and that the arrangement merely granted a legal license to use the formula.
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DU Pont Co
War
Navy Departments
Casey
Nobel
Felix Dupont
Dupont
Hold to Move to Post Office
Don F. McGrew, manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation, expects to obtain authority from Washington to relocate his offices from the Union Trust Building to the new post office. The room slated for recruitment requires War Department approval before use. The News by mail offers one year for five dollars.
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Don F. McGrew
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Washington, D. C
Union Trust Building
McGrew
United States War Department
Budapest burglar blamed hunger for crimes says he eats 10 pounds daily
Janos Nemet of Budapest confessed to a string of burglaries blaming a voracious appetite. He said to satisfy hunger he eats at least 10 pounds of food each day and cannot earn extra money by honest work to pay for it. He faced trial while authorities noted related spending in Kansas City.
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Hungriest Man International News Service
Budapest
Janos Nemet
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BIG Ben Soap
Marienville
Percy Simons
John Carlson
Andy Carlson
Robert Kerr
M. P. Bool
James H. Forney
Fig’s Ear Hunting Lodge
Mariensville
Wiliam Zeigler
Croton Tvenue
Wallace J. Ewing
Hiller
Ington Realty
N. Mill ST
Mercer ST
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Our Mile
St, Stoud
Parker
Ack
Phione
Nortil Mercer
Plione
Phore
Victore
Kansas City
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Business College
New Castle Business College
G. H. Hersert Wampum
Waltham, Hamilton
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