Urges Adoption Of New School Code For State
Dr. W. Lee Gilmore addresses the Midwestern section session urging adoption of a new state school code. The meeting focused on school district governance and uniform standards.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1933
Page
1
China answers Japanese threats with bullets in Jehol dispute
Chinese forces struck Japanese lines between Kailu and Tungliao after a Japanese ultimatum demanding Chinese troop withdrawal from Kailu. The hour long battle forced Japanese retreat as Tokyo debated withdrawal from the League of Nations amid Jehol controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Jehol
International News Service
League of Nations
Kailu
Tungliao
Monday Set As Trial Date For Zangara
Giuseppe Zangara, who shot at President-Elect Roosevelt in Miami, has a trial date set for Monday in Dade county court. A second preliminary hearing was held as defense requests mental condition reports before pleading. Two psychiatrists were appointed to observe Zangara, with no current insanity plea indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Miami
Cleveland
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Zangara
Fla
Dade County
Rule urges school code reforms at PSEA gathering
Dr. James N. Rule state superintendent speaks at the PSEA Midwest district convention in the Cathedral urging adoption of a new state school code. He outlines its features including consolidation of small districts, equal pay minimums, and equal educational opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
James N. Rule
General Assembly
Rule
Pa Newc Observes Early Sign Of Spring
Pa Newc notes the first spring sign with a cardinal whistle. A Young street home shows an amaryllis with two red blooms described in yesterday’s column. Detectives find a second plant with 21 blooms owned by Miss Mary M. Pattison on the Youngstown road. blooms began a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Newc
Mary M. Pattison
Youngstown Road
Pasure
Daily Weather Report Summary
The daily weather report records a maximum temperature of 45 and a minimum of 24 with 0.01 inches of precipitation. River stage stands at 5.5 feet. Compared to the same date last year, the high was 57, the low 22, and precipitation 0.02 inches with snowfall noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Directors Of County Schools Name Officers
Shaw of Plaingrove township was named president of the Lawrence County School Directors Association at the convention in the Second U P church Friday afternoon. Officers named were First vice president Dr Hugh Hart New Wilmington second vice president James Eakin Hillsville secretary Miss Mary Walker Pulaski and treasurer Charles Ferguson Wampum. Ferguson and Walker were re elected. The opening address was by Hon William McElwee Jr representative from the county's second district who discussed new educational legislation affecting the fourth class district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Given Shaw
Plaingrove Township
Lawrence County School Directors Association
U. P
Hugh Hart
New Wilmington
James Eakin
Hillsville
Mary Walker
Pulaski
Charles Ferguson
Wampum
William McElwee, Jr
General Assembly
McElwee
J. A. Ahats
Sentence Court To Be Held Tuesday
Judges Hildebrand and Chambers will hold a session of court on Tuesday where pleas will be entered and sentences passed. Several prisoners in the county jail have indicated they will plead, reducing March term expenses. The court often considers guilty pleas when passing sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrand and
Chambers
Local Representatives Attend Pittsburgh Meeting on Rates
Taxpayers league members along with several local manufacturers Mayor Mayne Solicitor White and Engineer Hoskins attended the session in Pittsburgh to discuss rates and service of the Manufacturers Light and Heat company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers League
House Vote Due Monday on Blaine Repealer
The Democratic House plans a Monday vote on repealing the Blaine amendment to end prohibition. Polls show a possible passage margin, with 12 to 20 votes indicated. absentees urged to return. Speaker Garner will permit passage under suspension of rules despite opposition from the anti repealers. The GOP wet bloc plans to back the resolution, marking a path toward ending prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 5. Neal
Ege Demst
Uaaniairie
Democratic House Caucus
Congress
Rep
Beck
Pennsylvania
Pinchot Vetoes McClure Measure in Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot vetoed one of two bills approved by Pennsylvania lawmakers. The vetoed measure by Senator John J. McClure would have required the Department of Highways to cover road building and relocation damages, shifting costs from counties. The governor noted counties already receive three dollars in gasoline tax for every dollar they pay for land damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John J. McClure
Delaware
Department of Highways
New Castle Butler Winner to Face Section 18 Champs
The New Castle Butler winner will meet the Section 18 champions at Beaver Falls on March 1 if New Castle wins next Tuesday. Butler could force an extra game for Section Three if they win. Union High or Evans City leads Section 18, with Union in first today. Semis and finals are set for Pitt Stadium after byes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pitt Stadium
State President Speaks To Teachers At Convention
Dr Francis B Haas president of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association and Cameron Beck Personnel Director of the New York Exchange addressed about 2000 educators at the Midwestern Section convention in the Cathedral on Friday night discussing teacher conditions in Pennsylvania. He noted salary gains while training standards rose, arguing taxpayers deserve value for educational expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Cathedral
Francis B. Haas
Cameron Beck
New York Exchange
Haas
Pennsylvania
Corbett Dies This Afternoon
James J. Corbett, famed heavyweight champion who defeated John L. Sullivan, died at his Bay Side, Long Island home after a long illness. He was nearly 67, with his wife beside him, and friends present. He had fallen to about 140 pounds after a year of illness. A second item notes the Harlansburg men's chorus, directed by Prof. S A Eakin, traveling to White Chapel church in Mercer county to sing on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
International News Service
New York
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Bayside
L. I
Jim
Corbett
Harlansburg
S. A. Eakin
Pennsylvania
White Chapel Church
Mercer County
Accused Youth Blames Jealousy In Stabbing Case
Norma E Krause 18 daughter of Oscar Krause at 116 Gardner avenue is severely wounded in New Castle hospital after an argument with Norman Turner 19 at 128 West Center Alley. Turner surrendered to city jail and faces stabbing charge. Knife struck just below the heart risking loss of life. doctors hope natural clotting aids recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma E. Krause
Oscar Krause
Gardner Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Norman Turner
West Center Alley
Turner
Thomas Turner
Three Victims In Attempted Assassination
Three of the injured in the Miami shooting that targeted President-elect Roosevelt are pictured. Mrs. Joseph Gill of Miami, wife of a utilities executive, is in grave condition. Officer William Sinnott of New York and Miss Margaret Kruis of Newark are slightly hurt. Bullets grazed Sinnott and Miss Kruis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Miami
Fla
Joseph Gill
William Sinnott
New York
Margaret Kruis
Newark
N. J
Sinott
Kruis
Senate probes Louisiana in a coast to coast rumor
Special to The News reports the U S Senate is holding an inquiry in Louisiana amid chaos over a repeal of prohibition. The writer jokes that judges seek the biggest liar, noting the tight field as investigations proceed and headlines travel quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
U. S. Senate
Louisiana
Senate
Roosevelt Eyes Cabinet Posts as Inauguration Nears
President elect Roosevelt hunkers down at his 65th Street home under heavy police protection after arriving in New York. He meets with James A. Farley and Louis Howe to map his cabinet, with several key posts already linked to Gore Dell Hull Walsh Perkins Woodin. Glass is weighing treasury while Cutting considers interior. Roosevelt hints at currency inflation and silver remonetization after March 4, awaiting Glass’s final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Duano
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Louis M. Howe
Gordell Hull
Tennessee
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Frances Perkins
New York State
William Woodin
New York
American Car and Foundry Co. Glass Possibility
Carter Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Glass
Trout Stocking Set With 80 Cans Arriving Tuesday
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association announced that 80 cans of trout will arrive at 10 30 Tuesday morning and be distributed in Slippery Rock at McConnell's Mills. Volunteers willing to help stock the stream should meet at the post office at 10 30 a m Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dodds
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association
Slippery Rock
McConnell's Mills
Man Injured In Blast At Farrell Rooming House
A blast and fire at the Mat Brack rooming house in Farrell Pa seriously injured John Battik 54 and left four others unhurt. Police suspect incendiary origin and began an investigation after a roomer reported seeing a fuse burning before the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Farrell
John Battick
March Weather Prophecies and Winter’s Wrath
The speaker muses on March forecasts and how signs of spring mix with remaining snow and cold. He notes March storms, wild winds, and variable skies, while January and February fade. He reflects that weather lore often mismatches reality, forecasting both blizzards and sunny days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. W. Lee Gilmore
State Educational Association
Japan
League of
Cermak
George R. Holmes
James N. Bule
Daily Weather Report
House
Blaine Repealer
Pinchot
McClure
Butler
Robert Dillon
New Brighton
Son Ey
South Side
Roger
McNaught Syndica
Roosevelt Eusily
McConnells Mills
Arthur Mometer
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