Judge Dickey Dies After Friday Night Illness
Judge Dickey prominent in local affairs dies Friday night at 10 o clock in Gosson Memorial hospital after six weeks in care. Native New Castle born November 6 1877 son of David and Mary Dickey, educated locally and at University of Pennsylvania law school, admitted December 6 1901 to practice in Lawrence county courts, later partner to Ute Attorney Harry.
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Weather Delays, Snow Terrains Slow Winter Travel
Slippery streets and wintry conditions marked the morning as snow fell and temperatures dropped. Snowfall delayed travel while highway work paused with many roads under construction and detours in place through the winter.
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Daily Weather Report for United States
Daily statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 TM show a maximum temperature of 35 and a minimum of 24 with trace precipitation and a river gauge at 9.7 feet. Data repeats with garbled content and unclear locale but preserves the main readings and river level.
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Congress Awaits Roosevelt's Message At Monday Session
Washington January 4 The 77th Congress faces sharp party splits over aiding England taxation finance and national defense as members await President Roosevelt's annual message on Monday The debate already hints at New Deal social experiments while revision of social security labor and securities laws looms.
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Ireland Debates Diplomatic Strain Over German Bombs
Irish troops are ordered to stay in barracks and AA batteries told to fire on unidentified planes as Germany bombards Eire. De Valera seeks a middle course to avoid war while newspapers hint at expelling Berlin’s minister if Berlin’s reply to protests fails. The last raid occurred at 4 am Friday.
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Man shoots granddaughter then commits suicide in Philadelphia
Police report a 74 year old man, described as eccentric and mentally deranged, fatally shoots his 14 year old granddaughter Theresa as she cleans a kitchen floor in North Philadelphia then fatally shoots himself. Detectives say he had been mute recently and warned that something might happen.
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Threats Target Betty Grable Led to U S Complaint
A letter threatened the blond screen dancer Betty Grable and demanded 32,000 dollars. The complaint filed with the United States attorney in Los Angeles lists a federal case against “Betty Westlake” of Washington Pennsylvania.
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Youth Held In Threat Case In Washington extortion case
James Willard Porter an 18 year old Washington Pennsylvania youth was held for arraignment after federal agents said he authored an extortion letter to Betty Grable signed The Yellow Hornet. He allegedly wrote 16 similar threats to local residents prompting FBI action.
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Governor to Name Judge for County Vacancy in Lawrence
Following the death of Judge Thomas W. Dickey, Lawrence county faces its first post 1894 vacancy. The governor may appoint a successor who will serve until a November 1941 election when a judge will be elected for a ten year term.
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Nazi Raiders Pound Bristol In Night Attacks
Nazi bombers struck Bristol heavily during the night causing widespread damage to homes schools and churches. An undisclosed number of people were killed or injured as fires broke out and rescue squads searched through rubble while London endured light raids and other parts of Great Britain reported minor damage.
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Travel Checks For Lawmakers In Washington
Travel checks for lawmakers in Washington were issued as Congress convened. About $45,000 in travel expenses were sent to senators and roughly $200,000 to House members. Many did not travel, since the old congress ended as the new convened, making it their first Uncle Sam check for new senators.
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Greek Troops Inflict Heavy Losses On Foe
Greek forces push to counterattack in the Klisava sector along the central Alban front as Italian waves face stiff resistance. Reports from Athens indicate high casualties and a Greek defense holding positions despite renewed Italian offensives.
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War Department Pushes Program Expands Ammunition Plants
The War Department awarded about 116.15 million dollars in contracts to build and equip a small arms ammunition plant near Denver, Colorado, and a live lending plant at Charlestown, Indiana. The Remington Arms Co. of Bridgeport, Connecticut received the Denver plant award totaling 102.25 million dollars for construction and equipment.
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Mrs Roosevelt selects patriotic inaugural dresses
Mrs Elea Roosevelt chose three new gowns for the president’s third inauguration, sticking with the fur coat from four years ago. The outfits include Americanana red, rose-white, and White House blue, reflecting a patriotic theme as photographers cover the event on Fifth Avenue and in Washington.
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Third Nightly Attack On Bremen Strikes German City
London reports Bremen endures a third nightly Allied bombing raid. The air ministry notes extensive fires across the industrial zone, damaging key war industries. Authorities say fires started Wednesday night and Bremen’s output will be severely hindered for some time.
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Motorist Held After Death Of Girl In New Year Incident
Pittsburgh report says Water Simp son, 23, father of two, was detained as the alleged hit and run driver in the New Year’s night death of Mary Matten, 20. Detectives traced a bent bumper to his Patton Township car after a confession. Miss Matten was on a street delivering Christmas gifts when struck on Pitsairn road near Mrs. John Schwartznihler’s home.
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Death record notes for multiple individuals in varied locations
Obituary brief reports Judge Thomas W. Dickey aged 64 of 114 Last Wallace 2nd, Robert W. Garroway aged 38 of Jefferson Vernon Tamil, and Bel Kelley Bane aged 53 of Salt Lake City, listing uncertain addresses and dates in a damaged notice.
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Efferson Vernon
New Legislators To Take On Job
New legislators prepare to convene at high noon Tuesday with both parties set to organize their House and Senate leadership. Nomination of chairs will occur Monday night, followed by joint session to elect leaders and begin committee assignments ahead of a two week adjournment.
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Nine New Men Join Battery F
Lieut Raymond Arkinson reports nine new men sworn into Battery F at Cunningham Armory on Friday evening. Names listed include Morrison, Bellard, John Bulin, Carl Layton, Buchowsk, John Palme of Volent, Stewart Gibron, Robert K. Wilson, Stanley Derzypolski, and John Due brasky, with several others noted as taking part in drilling and showing increased interest.
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British Take 5,000 Prisoners At Bardia Base
British forces breached Bardia defenses in Libyan port city, advancing two miles and inflicting heavy casualties. Estimates indicate about a quarter of defenders killed or captured as Australian troops supported the assault.
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Preston To Income Tax Post
Sembivsyi Crm appoints in the pollcetacshig of carernal ACT, amid death of James Ro Lane. He assumes duties in the second year of revenue from the Federal level, with Bers S. Fars and Lawrence sat as fellow officials. Local politics show New Castle moves, with representatives lower, as Ts appritment shifts from William ett, Pay collector for the Porat mm. He resides at 115 West Garfield.
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