23 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
1
A chaotic dispatch notes Japanese advances in Jehol Province with heavy fighting around Crozon Creols and Croceon. The report mentions Chinese forces retreating and Japanese pressure pushing toward major objectives as international warnings surface about possible League of Nations actions.
Local game details recount a basketball championship with mentions of teams and scores. The piece references a Brabbl boy, events near a theater, and various names such as Gaphot thea ter and Hie GOUTEY. It conveys season highlights and local sports enthusiasm.
Period ending at the noted time includes precipitation details and general weather stages. The readable text references dates and locations but lacks complete data for full summary.
The House committee weighs bills to standardize how states elect delegates to repeal conventions. Texas legislator Onelyman Summiers supports a measure guiding elections without altering state machinery, while Rep Lagvardia favors Congress directly declaring conventions. May 18 proposed for nationwide delegate elections.
Lawrence County chapter representatives attend Pennsylvania Society Sons of the American Revolution meeting in Pittsburgh as T I G Harper is elected president. Attendees laud Hoover administration and immigration policy, with resolutions on national issues.
Paris dispatch notes Ambassador Walter E Edge warning France to avoid delaying the war debt settlement. He cautions that any attempt to rush or link debt measures without Senate and House cooperation could invite serious dangers.
Reporters unearthed the first clue on Sunday night as inspectors traced a so called bomb mailed from Watertown New York at 11 p m. It was found in a U S mailbox in front of a local chain grocery store picked up by mail carrier Logan Hanney who opened it but did not know its contents. The sender identity remains unknown as investigators pursue leads.
Hollywood dispatch reports Mrs Daisy Canfield Moreno wife of Antonio Moreno veteran film star killed instantly when her car plunged off a cliff on Mulholland Drive Rene H Dussag 24 who was riding with her was slightly injured Moreno collapsed upon viewing his wife's body They had been estranged Mrs Moreno was daughter of the late Charles Canfield oil magnate
1 500 farm reps at Madison agree to suspend milk strike until May 1 after Gov Schmedeman mediation and Roosevelt promise to review prices. Violence and picket disruptions in eastern Wisconsin counties ease as dairy farmers halt road-line protests and dump milk.
An International News Service dispatch from Washington reports a seismic event lasting nearly three hours. A seismograph at Georgetown University logged the quake from 9:19 a.m. to 6:25 p.m., with a southeast direction and an estimated 4,000 mile travel path from the source.
Judge Brennan opened the evening with a humorous address as lawyers and guests gathered for a bar banquet. Richard F. Dana served as toastmaster while attendees from Beaver, Butler, Mercer counties plus Greenville and Mer were noted. Local attorneys and officials filled the dining area and mingled amid speeches and introductions.
London reports say Britain weighs an arms embargo on Japan but ties it to U S action. Officials say Washington must ban munitions shipments to Tokyo for any effective move. European powers unlikely to agree on a League of Nations embargo.
A sudden grass fire at about two o clock on Wednesday sparked flames in a weathered structure at 401 403 North Jefferies causing the Brindle and Marshall homes to catch fire. High winds hampered efforts as flames spread between walls and quickly damaged the Brindle home more than the others. Firefighters and alarms were issued as residents sought safety and rapid containment across multiple properties.
James L Kilgallen reports on Farley and the national committee's central headquarters as the campaign gathers mass support and letters flow in from across the country. The piece notes Farley's broad appeal and the surge of mail at the national operation.
Dr Sutherland speaks at high chapel praising coach Bridenbaugh and the 1932 season as New Castle high plans ceremonies and honors. In Warren, Pa the court sets April 23 for the execution of Ralph Aderhott and Tony Rotunno for first degree murder tied to the 1932 Vasbinder killing during a store robbery. Owen Hunter was killed resisting capture.
Chicago dispatch says McCormicks and Mrs Fowler have restricted their social life to one outing per week and prefer quiet evenings at Kane-Tead with son Guy. McCormick cites lack of strength for long parties, prioritizing rest over nightlife. The report notes their stance reflects concern for his health and domestic routine.
Reports from London say the United States is in talks with Great Britain and France over the Far Eastern crisis. The Manchurian imbroglio reportedly featured in discussions between President-elect Roosevelt and the French and British ambassadors in New York. Both nations seek to know how far Washington will back League of Nations efforts to resolve the Sino Japanese conflict.
A fragmentary death notice list mentions J Jones aged 72 with a street address 1913 Witams street and other scattered names and ages including Donald Unpre age 20 on Stanton avenues and Alice Pearce a one month old. Also references sRulis M. Frabey age 3 at 818 Neshan nock boulevard and GA County Line street with no clear context or burial details.
Mrs. John R. Fell, wife of American sportsman and banker, tells of her husband’s death in Solo Java hotel room. She claims he killed himself with a knife through the heart after a dinner and a glass of beer. The financier and Paris bank director Feil, formerly married to Martha Ederton, was on a Dutch East Indies tour.
Judge Thomas D. Pinletter in Philadelphia set next Wednesday for resumption of the Mayor Charles F Kling case at Butler. A possible postponement of sentence on Kline’s misdemeanor conviction may follow a defense motion for a new trial. District Attorney Andrew T Park will oppose the motion.
A garbled reflection on spring cleaning signals a fresh start across places from Kentucky to Vermont. The text pairs weather imagery with hints of domestic chores and renewal, naming regions and states as it drifts through nostalgic lines about household work and seasonal change.
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