Demand for Coal Surges as Miners Return to Work
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania the coal industry opens the new year with rising production. Cold weather boosts demand, recalling about 1,500 workers at Reliance and Alaska collieries near Mt. Carmel after weeks of idleness. Other mines restarted or planned meetings to discuss future action.
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Reliance
Alaska
Mt. Carmel
Woodside
Sheppton
Oneida
Cold spell eases as Pennsylvania warms
The cold snap loosens across Pennsylvania with readings near 19 in Pittsburgh and six above in Harrisburg. Philadelphia reports seven deaths from exposure, while rescues occur as skaters are saved from Crooked Creek and several youngsters are injured in coasting accidents at Brownsville and Industry.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
North Central Points
Philadelphia
Howard Simpson
Kittanning
Crooked Creek
Frank Davidson
Brownsville
Guy Ford
Industry
Inverted Flight Breaks Record In Long Beach
Milo Burcham, an aviator from Long Beach, flew his plane inverted for four hours five minutes to reclaim the world upside down flying record from Tito Falconi. The feat followed a frigid day with subzero wind and a swim in the Hudson River.
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Long Beach
Cal
Milo Burcham
Tito Falconi
Severe North American Cold Wave Hits Northeast and Hudson River
A brutal cold wave grips North America with North Bay Ontario reporting the region's record low of 64 degrees below zero. Vermont and Massachusetts see 46 and 17 degrees below zero while Mt. Washington records 46 below. The Hudson River freezes from shore to shore from Poughkeepsie southward, halting ferry service and stopping river traffic as vessels are trapped in ice.
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North Bay
Ontario
North America
Hudson River
New England
Fairfax
Boston
Mt. Washington
N. H
Poughkeepsie
New People's National Bank Opens in Rural Valley
In Kittanning Pennsylvania on December 30 the new People's National Bank of Rural Valley began unrestricted operations replacing the closed Rural Valley National Bank. More than a quarter of a million dollars was released to Rural Valley depositors with the reopening.
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Kittanning
RFC
People’s National Bank of
Rural Valley
Rural Valley National Bank
No Truck Driver Jobs at Our Liquor Store Policy
The News reports from Harrisburg that no truckers have been appointed by the state liquor control board. All liquor is transported by private truckers and this will continue until funds allow the board to buy its own equipment.
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State Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Newly Elected Officials to Assume Titles at Swearing-In
New county officials are to be sworn in in court room No 1 at 9 o clock with Ben E Hartland Elmer P Taylor John Wardman and Ann Fletcher named as deputies Mont L Riley will take oath as district attorney with A Sharp Leslie as chief assistant William R Hanna will be sworn in as register and recorder as the only Democrat in that office George Forest and B F Thorn named as jury commissioners Sheriff Pritchard faces a busy day handling about twenty property sales before others begin work Tuesday morning
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Ben E. Hartland
Elmer P. Taylor
John Wardman
Ann Fletcher
Mont L. Riley
Lawrence County
A. Sharp Leslie
Leslie
William R. Hanna
George Forest
B. F. Thorn
Pritchard
New City Officials Take Office Monday Morning
New city officials prepare to be sworn in Monday as Genkinger and Treser depart the council. Mayor Mayne and the surviving council members will witness the oath for Butler and Alexander, who will then head departments and set the city purse in motion.
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Genkinger
Treser
Mayne
D. O. Davies
A. A. Hoyland
Butler
Alexander
Desperado Captured After Gun Battle at Union Station
Police capture a noted desperado after a gun battle at Union Station in Kansas City where four officers and their prisoner were slain. The incident marks a deadly confrontation tied to the Kansas City massacre.
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Union Station
Kansas City
Desperado Wilbur Underhill Wounded in Shawnee
Shawnee Oklahoma December 30 Wilbur Underhill the Tri State Terror wounded by officers here early today was believed dying in Municipal Hospital shortly before 11 a m police said physicians believed the outlaw a leader in the Kansas City Union Station massacre last June 17 could live only a short time Death expected momentarily
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Shawnee
Okla
Wilbur Underhill
Tri-State
Municipal Hospital
Kansas City Union Station
Kansas City
Post Office to Close for New Year Holiday
Ordinary daily service at the New Castle post office will be suspended on Monday for New Year’s Day. Acting Postmaster Richard A. Steen said no window service no city or rural delivery and a special delivery service all day with all mails dispatched as usual. Kidnappers are doomed. You can’t break the law like that and not pay for protection.
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New Castle
Richard A. Steen
Steen
Impos ing group earns record Eagle court of honor
Eleven Eagles were recognized at the 1933 Court of Honor in Lawrence county, the largest in council history, with West Pittsburg leading the standings and securing permanent possession of bronze trophies. New Wilmington V-1 and other troops also advanced, while many merit badges and ranks were awarded. Dr. G. S. Bennett chaired the ceremony with district officials and Scout Executive H. G. Horton as secretary.
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Lawrence County
West Pittsburgh
West Pittsburg
New Wilmington V-1
New Castle
R. C. Lutz
V-37
Kiwanis
Howell Williams
Bob Zahweiser
U. P
Jack L. Hainsworth
Harry Volend
Francis Bannon
James Rice
Herman Neumeyer
Steve Kos
Ovid Buchanan
Albert Beres
Bertice Voland
Andrew Tulare
Bob Young
Omar Fink, Jr
East Brook
Riley Patton
Edward Freeman
New Wilmington
A. Tusaie
R. Snodgrass
Nick Santangelo
Mickey Pavkovich
Kenneth Freed
Hans Fisher
Leroy Durming
O. Buchanan
F. Bannon
Harold Chambers
Wilfred Aloe
Fred Benn
Bertice
Harry Voiland
James Hartland
R. E. McConaghy
W. Anthony
D. Marvin
R. McNeill
R Sadler
Dan Woolcock
W. Allison
G. Miller
D. Wimner
B. Batten
R Stevenson
F. Allen
W. Logan
A Aldan
M. Hrvatin
J. Mercer
Martial Law Declared Across Romania After Duca Assassination
Under martial law Romania faces continued turmoil after the Duca assassination at Sinaia station. A bomb near the same location killed a child, with police tying the device to Constantinescu who confessed the crime claiming Duca betrayed Jews. King Carol contemplates a dictatorship while appointing Constantin Angelescu as premier.
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Rumania
Polizu
Duca
Sinaia
Carol
Carpathian
Spoo
Constantinescu
Constantin Angelescu
Pomona Grange to Meet at Liberty Hall Wednesday
Pomona Grange plans a Wednesday meeting at Liberty Grange Hall with two daytime sessions at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m The forenoon covers business and officer reports In the afternoon Rev Charles W Jobstone of New Castle will speak and officers will be installed by Worthy State Master J Audley Book All grangers are invited Congressmen study a new income tax plan but details are uncertain.
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Pomona Grange
Liberty Grange Hall
Charles W. Jobstone
New Castle
Pomona
J. Audley
Genkinger and Treser Set to Leave New Castle Council
Genkinger and Stanley Treser prepared to depart from their council seats on Monday. Their desks are cleared as they leave office with the city in sound financial shape. They decline to outline future plans, noting unpaid 1933 bills will be below 30,000 next year and 1932 1933 taxes total about 300,000. They offer a brief valedictory wish for the new council.
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Louis
Genkinger
Stanley Treser
New Castle
Council
Treser
County Ends Year With Little Cash In General Fund
Lawrence county ends 1933 with scarce general fund cash per County Treasurer William O. Pitts. The balance stands at 3,236.53 while other funds show 17,915 in the general sinking fund 17,847.50 in the poor sinking fund 18,015 in the cash poor fund and 73,969.21 in the gasoline fund.
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Lawrence County
William O. Pitts
Civic League Plans 1934 at Penn State Meeting
The Penn State Civic League held Friday night in the Tigers club hall on South Mill Street to outline plans for 1934. Officers named include Archie Cumo as president Ern est Brown vice president Ray Campbell recording secretary David Gaibis financial secretary Chas Patterson treasurer and John Mas trangelo sergeant at arms. The next meeting is scheduled for January 29 at 7:30 in the Tigers club.
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Penn State Civic League
Tigers Club
South Mill Street
Archie Cumo
Ernest Brown
Ray Campbell
David Gaibis
Chas Patterson
John Mastrangelo
Deaths of the Day George Gibson Young
George Gibson Young aged 86 died at his son John A. Young’s Hickory township home at 4 30 this morning after illness of old age. He lived in Hickory all his life and was a respected farmer and church member of Rich Hill Presbyterian for 65 years. Survived by son three grandchildren Ruth Norman George and two brothers William S. Young and Samuel Young. Funeral Monday 2 30 from the Hickory home with Rev C M Rohrbaugh and Rev J M Guthrie officiating. Burial in Graceland cemetery.
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George Gibson Young
John A. Young
Hickory Township
Mr. Young
Rich Hill
William S. Young
Samuel Young
C. M. Rohrbaugh
Rich Hill Church
J. M. Guthrie
East Brook United Presbyterian Church
Graceland Cemetery
Powers And Lee Complete Terms In Local Offices
District Attorney John S. Powers and County Detective H. M. Lee left office at noon after four years. Mont L. Riley and A Sharp Leslie succeed them Monday, with Powers maintaining some rooms and Lee eyeing coaching jobs. Riley takes over additional rooms on the seventh floor of the Lawrence Savings and Trust building adjoining his former quarters.
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John S. Powers
H. M. Lee
Mont L. Riley
A. Sharp Leslie
Powers
Union Trust
Lee
Ellwood City
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Italian American Group Dines After Year End Banquet
The Veteran Italian American Citizens club of New Castle hosts its first year end banquet for 60 members at the Tigers club hall on South Mill Street. The dinner follows the club meeting at 10 30 with toastmaster President John Casacchia and a committee including Angelo DiMuro Domenick Egizi and Massimo Macianielo handling arrangements. The News By Mail One Year five dollars.
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New Castle
John Casacchia
Angelo DiMuro
Domenick Egizi
Massimo Macianielo
Answer Is Filed In Fee Dispute By The Thayer Company
The Thayer Company architects filed an answer to County Controller R C McCaslin's petition to quash a mandamus ordering $7800 in architects fees for court house plans. The filing argues no grounds to quash and that commissioners acted within rights. claims fees fall under regular profession and National Industrial Recovery Act. Also asserts controller lacks discretion. proposes dismissal of motion to quash. Attorneys will argue before Judges Hildebrann and Chambers Tuesday morning.
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Thayer Company, Architects
R. C McCaslin
McCaslin
Commission of Architects
Lawrence County
Hildebrann
Chambers
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