Roosevelt asks Congress to back farm bonds with government guarantees
President Roosevelt urged Congress to provide full government backing for $2 billion of farm credit bonds, extending principal guarantees to match interest guarantees. He called the move a moral obligation and argued it would align farm bonds with treasury securities, aiding refinancing of farm indebtedness. No HOIC bonds mentioned in the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Great Secrecy As Dutch Radical Is Beheaded
The Hitler government executed Marinus Van Der Lubbe, the Dutch bricklayer who set the Reichstag fire, beheading him in Leipzig's superior court yard. The swift, secret act used the Saxony legal method of execution, replacing the threatened hanging amid quiet international diplomacy and requests for clemency from Queen Wilhelmina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieipzig
Germany
Marinus van der Lubbe
Reichstag
van der Lubbe
Leipzig
Saxony
Wilhemina
Holland
Berlin
Ice on streets noted as city streets bare
The city shows bare streets with a thin ice coating on outskirts making travel hazardous. A year ago the same date had identical temperatures but more precipitation by a hundredth of an inch. Lady bugs offered as a cure for common houseplant diseases. they are found in gardens and stay indoors through winter. A colored man skilled in typing seeks admission to the Wilcox C C camp run by Captain Brettell in New Castle. relief of his family is a condition for eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Newc
C. C
Wilcox
Jack Brettell
New Castle
Daily Weather Report Summary of 9am readings
U S weather statistics show maximum 37 and minimum 29 for the 24 hour period ending at 9 o clock this morning with .01 inch precipitation and a river stage of 6.9 feet. Comparable figures from the same date last year record minimum 29 and .02 inch precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Extend CWA Projects Face Deadline Extension in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Eric H. Biddle, state administrator, will ask federal official Harry Hopkins to extend the CWA deadline beyond February 15 and permit more spending. Pennsylvania approved 9,000 projects totaling 60 million dollars, far above the original 30 to 35 million plan, justifying a larger quota of 23,000 workers and a two month extension to April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harry L. Hopkins
Eric H. Biddle
CWA
Biddle
Hopkins
Will Examine Woman Slayer
Reading Pa January 10 The case of Frances Sepse 27 year old brunette who shot and killed Dr Paul R Hess because he would not allow her to work for him may not go to a jury Police Commissioner J Stanley Giles said after physicians termed her paranoiac Family plans alienist examination notes letters to the doctor and jail cell interview offer motive Em merson Rasbridge the doctor's lawyer said Miss Sepres letters pleaded for employment to be near him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Reading
Frances Sepse
Paul R. Hess
J. Stanley Giles
Emerson Rasbridge
Merle McCurdy Shows Improvement at New Castle Hospital
Merle McCurdy of Rose Point is listed as improving while a patient at New Castle hospital, with doctors reporting progress in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle McCurdy
Rose Point
New Castle Hospital
Oldest American Continent Resident Dies At 110 In Mexico
Dona Toribia Sandoval Viuda De Balanzaria died while sewing in her rocking chair in Xochimilco at age 110 official parish records confirm. The neighbor town mourns the passing of the reputed eldest woman on the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Xochimilco
Toribia Sandoval Viuda de Balanzaria
Dewey to Seek Republican Nomination in 1934 Race
Harrisburg January 10 Philip H Dewey longtime figure linked with 1934 governor plans declares he will seek the Republican nomination in the upcoming race His move signals a major bid by a prominent state political actor with prior consideration for the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philip H. Dewey
German Guillotine Victim Lindau Follows Lubbe Executed
Hamburg reports the second German guillotine victim Rudolf Ernst Lindau executed for shooting a policeman on August 27, 1931. Lindau died hours after Marinus van der Lubbe was beheaded in Leipzig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Rudolf Ernst Lindau
Lindau
Marinus van der Lubbe
Leipzig
Aged Doctor Die in Conneaut Ohio
The body of Dr. Bryant M. Tower age 75 Conneaut's oldest practicing physician was to be returned for burial today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut
Foundry to Resume Operations in Alliance Ohio
The American Steel Foundries plant in Alliance Ohio will resume operations after a cessation. Details indicate restart plans and potential impacts on local employment and production schedules, with officials confirming the move.
Barbara Goes On Honeymoon Alone
Barbara Hutton Mdivani heiress of the Woolworth fortune sails alone from San Francisco aboard the Tatsuta Maru for a five thousand mile honeymoon voyage to the Orient. In Tokyo she will be joined by Prince Alexis Mdivani who sails today from Seattle aboard the Hikawa Maru to attend the Los Angeles trial involving his brothers Serge and David over oil company funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
San Francisco
Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Orient
Tokyo
Alexis Mdivani
Seattle
California
Damages Case Against Railroad Ends In Non Suit
A suit by John W. Cameron and Edna May Cameron for 25000 dollars against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company ended when Judge R L Hildebrand granted a compulsory non suit after the plaintiff rested. The crash occurred near the Cherry street crossing during a snowstorm with a freight car on the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cameron
Railroad Co
John W. Cameron
Edna May Cameron
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
R. L. Hildebrand
Cameron
Cherry Street
Seventh Ward
Charles Matthews
Supreme Court
Republican committee opposes Roosevelt policy in Riverside
Special to The News from Riverside California reports the Republican National Committee’s strong opposition to Roosevelt’s economic policy. The piece notes a record deficit disclosed two days earlier and comments on political and fiscal tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Cal
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
California
Supreme Court
Tax Collector And Bondsman Named In Suit
Lawrence County filed suit at the Prothonotary's office against Constable C. J. Brown of Scott township and B. C. Pence as surety to recover 960.26 alleging unpaid delinquent taxes over 1930 and 1931. The claim details bonds totaling 800 and 1500 with credits and balances for each year, stating amounts due to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John P. Lockhart
Prothonotary’s Office
C. J. Brown
Scott Township
B. C. Pence
Constable Brown
Brown
Roosevelt Opens Path to One Year RFC Extension
President Roosevelt signals willingness to accept the senate banking committee plan extending the Reconstruction Finance Corp until Feb 1 1935 and authorizing 850 million in RFC debentures. Jesse Jones told the House Banking Committee the RFC preferred three years and 1 billion more, while opposing direct loans to industry and favoring mortgage company lending as a conduit for small businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corp
House Banking Committee
Jesse Jones
Corporation
RFC
Senate
Jones
Federal Reserve Banks
Hoover Jr Entered in Air Mail Contract Probe
Herbert Hoover Jr son of the former President was again named in the Senate committee inquiry into ocean and air mail contracts. He served as an official of Western Air Express which merged with Transcontinental Air Transport, tied to large mail contracts secured during Wal ter F Brown's tenure. James Maher testified that Brown burned files before leaving office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Herbert Hoover Jr
Senate
Young Hoover
Western Air Express
Transcontinental Air Transport Company
Walter F. Brown
James Maher
Brown
Death notices for Rosena Christopher Barbara Scott and Elsie Lewis
Death records list Rosena Christopher aged 11 months of 717 East Round Street, Barbara Ellen Scott aged 83 of 1329 Sheets Street, and Elsie Lewis aged 31 of 494 Bell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosena Christopher
East Round Street
Barbara Ellen Scott
Sheets Street
Elsie Lewis
Bell Avenue
Massive U S Flying Boat Flight Heads For Pearl Harbor
San Francisco date Jan 10 reports six giant flying boats prepared to depart Paradise Cove for Pearl Harbor in a 2150 mile non stop test. Each craft carries five men and 1800 gallons of gasoline as weather aids the 26 hour trip. Flight Commander Knefler Mc Ginnis leads the squadron with naval vessels stationed as safety along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Paradise Cove
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Knefler McGinnis
Three Banks Name Officials at Annual Meetings
Officers and directors were elected Tuesday January 9 at three banks Citizens National Bank First National Bank of Lawrence County and Union Trust Company. The Citizens National Bank kept its directors John H. Lamb George R Ralph William B Howe John P Lockhart E J McCreery R H Cunningham Frank S Hoyt P J Flaherty H G Preston Fred L Rentz B D Phillips and named John H Lamb as President Ben D Phillips as Vice President George R Ralph as Executive Vice President John J Maher as Cashier and H C Dinsmore as Assistant Cashier. First National Bank of Lawrence County reduced directors from 13 to 8 with withdrawals of John D Chapman Stewart P Foltz J F Genkinger D S Pyle and re elected George A Carpenter Alex Crawford Hoyt Robert C Love J Norman Martin T F Morehead Joel S McKee Rufus C Patterson James M Smith. Re elected officers include Rufus C Patterson as Chairman Alex Crawford Hoyt as President Robert C Love as Vice President Joel S McKee as Vice President and Cashier William A Pond as Assistant Cashier Edgar L Thompson as Assistant Cashier Stewart P Foltz as Assistant Cashier R Don Wilson as Assistant Cashier. Union Trust Company of New Castle saw three directors withdraw and two new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
Union Trust Company
John H. Lamb
George R. Ralph
William B. Howe
John P. Lockhart
E. J. McCreery
R. H. Cunningham
Frank S. Hoyt
P. J. Flaherty
H. G. Preston
Fred L. Rentz
B. D. Phillips
Ben D. Phillips
John J. Maher
H. C. Dinsmore
John D. Chapman
Stewart P. Foltz
J. F. Genkinger
D. S. Pyle
George A. Carpenter
Alex Crawford Hoyt
Robert C. Love
J. Norman Martin
T. F. Morehead
Joel S. McKee
Rufus C. Patterson
Lindbergh Gifted Stock by Air Transport, Senate Told
Col Charles A Lindbergh received a $250000 stock gift from Transcontinental Air Transport in addition to a $10000 annual salary for services. D M Sheaffer testified before the Senate air mail contracts committee that Lindbergh was advised not to hold much stock in his own name to avoid attention. The company mailed a check to render the gift for income tax purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
CWA Strike Ends in Mc Carthy Hollow District
Harmony returns as CWA road workers resume 40 cent hourly pay after a walkout by thirty men over the 40 vs 50 cent rates at highway and other CWA projects. A worker appealed to the governor, who affirmed rates are fixed. order restored after his letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy Hollow
CWA
Treasury asks Kutsche to use sandstone for post office corners
In a January letter to Rep J How ard Swick the Supervising Architect of the Treasury indicated it will ask Kutsche Co to replace limestone with sandstone at the New Castle post office corners and rear parapet without extra pay. Officials found sandstone available and urged prompt proposal submission for approval. Dr Swick expects Treasury to press for sandstone in all four corners and the parapet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutsche Co
Arthur C. Wimner
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, D. C
J. Howard Swick
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Kutsche Company
New Castle
Treasury
Tecter
Swick
Milk Strike Ends. Deliveries to Resume in Chicago
Chicago Mayor Edward J. Kelly announced before noon that the milk strike gripping the Chicago area since Saturday has been called off and that milk deliveries would begin again this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Pittsburgh Man Hurt In Crash On Harlansburg Road
L. A. Smith of Pittsburgh is in Jameson Memorial hospital with a broken leg after a collision on the Harlansburg road near Deans Barbecue this afternoon. State police are investigating the incident and several others received minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Smith
Pittsburgh
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Harlansburg
Dean
Remembering Arthur Mometer a loyal dog
A nostalgic piece honors Arthur Mometer a dog who served daily with a cheerful bark and welcoming fuss. Though he spoke no human language his eyes tau and bark spoke volumes to strangers. A friend is gone and the place feels empty, yet his meaning remains. Weather sits at forty today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Faye
Rudy Vallee
Los Angeles
Vallee
Fay Webb Vallee
Hitler
PA Newg
Daily Weather Report
Newssbriefs
Servic
George Harding III
Columbus
George T. Harding, II
Warren G. Harding
Worthington
Dewey
Barbara
Barbara Mdivani
Will
Rogers
Hiv Revere
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Naval
Pacific
Gannett
Citizens National
Union Trust Company of
Col. Lindbergh
C.W. A
McCartney Hollow
Harlansburg Road
Arthur Mometer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!