Tuesday Registration Day For County Voters
Citizens of Lawrence County may register Tuesday July 6 as registrars operate in 58 rural precincts all day. This second registration day follows June 8 when under 2200 registered. The last day at polls is August 10 after which registrations must go through court house offices. Democratic leaders plan cars to mobilize voters. continued coverage on page two.
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Townships
Boros
Lawrence County
Court House
Democratic Party
Pymatuning Lake Emerges As East Coast Fishermen’s Paradise
The lake spans 77 miles of shoreline and 20 000 acres after a 2700 foot dam transformed a swamp into a vast water expanse. It holds about 60 billion gallons of water and drew 7 000 anglers on opening day showcasing abundant fish.
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Pymatuning Lake
Pennsylvania
Earhart Plane Adrift In Pacific Amid Rescue Search
Rescue crews press the hunt for Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan after their plane faded near Howland Island. A radio message from Earhart reportedly crackled through from mid Pacific as the search expands across the South Pacific.
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Amelia
Mid-Pacific
South Pacific Ocean
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Howland Island
Los Angeles
Juen
Pacific
Mid Pacific
Weather Outlook For Coming Week
North and middle Atlantic States expect local thunder showers Monday and again midweek. Ohio valley and Tennessee areas may see local thundershowers Monday and Tuesday or Thursday. Temperatures run near normal early week, rise midweek, then cool Thursday night and end warmer.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Negotiations Under Way To Pass Up Court Legislation
White House and opposition leaders reportedly seek a senate compromise on Roosevelt court bill. A constitutional amendment proposal would compel federal judges to retire at 75, with one new Justice allowed per year after age 75 to avoid court packing charges. Leaders expect settlement if the issue is referred to the people.
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William K. Hutchinson
High Tribunal
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Hatch
New Mexico
Logan
Kentucky
Ashurst
Arizona
PANEWC OBSERVES A NATIONWIDE TRAFFIC THRONG AT local paving sites
Part of Sumner avenue paving is finished and open to traffic. Paving on Fairfield and Hazlecroft avenues near Carlisle and Mercer streets nears completion. Motorists from across the country flood the city with license plates. Sunday and Monday promise record highway traffic. Residents are reminded that Tuesday is the second day in the local observance.
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Sumner Avenue
Fairfield and
Hazlecroft Avenues
Carlisle Street
Mercer Street
Union
Lawrence
Daily Weather Summary for 24 Hour Period
U S weather reports show a maximum 71 and minimum 47 for the period ending 9 am. Precipitation is 0.42 inches with a river stage of 43 feet. Year ago on the same date the high was 73 and low 60 with 1.34 inches of rain.
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U. S
Darlington Woman Badly Injured in Traffic Crash
BEAVER FALLS Pa July 3 Mrs Beatrice Frank 38 of Darlington in critical condition after a collision night before near the Darlington railroad crossing. She jumped from a truck to avoid a crash and a rear wheel passed over her causing the amputation of one leg at Providence hospital.
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International News Service
Beaver Falls
Beatrice Frank
Darlington
Providence Hospital
Frank
Darlington Railroad
Joseph Barnes
Rain Likely Across Western Pa Over Fourth Weekend
Weather forecast by W S Brotzman predicts thundershowers for Sunday in Western Pennsylvania likely extending into Monday. July holiday seekers face rain as rain begins Sunday afternoon in the north and moves southeast.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
U.S
W. S. Brotzman
Pennsylvania
Brotzman
Clipper Ship Begins Atlantic Flight Leg From New York
A Pan American Airways Sikorsky clipper with Capt Harold Gray started from Port Washington at 7 22 am on the first leg across the Atlantic. The craft carries six crew and is set for a brief stop at Shediac New Brunswick before Botwood Harbor Newfoundland then onward to Ireland on Monday.
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International News Service
New York
Pan American Airways
Harold Gray
Port Washington
Atlantic
Shediac
N. B
Botwood Harbor
N. F
Ireland
Mass meeting looms as 40,000 miners strike at Bethlehem plant
Police said no alarm ahead of a mass meeting of 40,000 CIO miners in Johnstown tomorrow to back Bethlehem Steel strike. Bethlehem management reported normal operations in most departments at the plant with about 1,500 absent, water shortages blamed on dynamited mains. Observers noted 12,000 to 12,600 workers inside the strike-bound mills during a three week walkout. Petition centers collect signatures from Industrial Colieries strikers urging reopening of captive mines.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Sydney D. Evans
Bethlehem Steel Management
CIO
Industrial Collieries Corporation
Bethlehem
Three men raid barbecue stand. Amster killed
Clarence H. Amster 45 president of the American Security Company of New Albany was killed by machine gun fire when three men raided a barbecue stand three miles from Jeffersonville Indiana Walter Maddox proprietor and his wife were wounded Sheriff Hal Hughes announced the arrest of two men C W James 34 and Edward Walter 41 who were with the killer at a gambling resort
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International News Service
Jeffersonville
Ind
Clarence H. Amster
American Security Company of
New Albany
Walter Maddox
Hal Hughes
Hughes
C. W. James
Edward Walter
Amster
Maddox
Two Robberies Probed In Ellwood City And Grant Street
Captain of detectives Ray Showalter investigated two thefts today one from Carl Orr at 611 Wayne Avenue Ellwood City where $60 vanished and another from the Marquish Hinish gas station on Grant Street where $6249 was taken after entry via a broken rear window and filing cabinet opened.
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Ray Showalter
Carl Orr
Wayne Avenue
Ellwood City
Marquish-Hinnish
Grant Street
Orr
Marquish-Hinish
No News Paper on July Fourth Holiday
No issue of The News will be published on Monday July 5 due to the Fourth of July observance. The schedule note informs readers to expect a skipped edition on that holiday.
Pollard Dies After Altercation With Mains in City
Isaac H Pollard age 64 of 15 North Front street died at 4 am in Jameson Memorial hospital from a brain hemorrhage after an altercation with Elmer C Mains of 506 West North street on West Washington street. Mains has been jailed on manslaughter charges awaiting a hearing next week with coroner inquest to follow.
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Isaac H. Pollard
North Front Street
Elmer C. Mains
West North Street
West Washington Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Pollard
Mains
Wallace J. Ewing
Orville Potter
Mavis
Martin Gantz School Reunion Date Set
Announcement confirms the annual Martin Gantz reunion for Thursday evening August 12 at the First Christian church with supper and entertainment. Herb D. McGoun named president of the reunion association.
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Martin Gantz
First Christian Church
Herb D. McGoun
Wolves Club Meeting Tuesday in Elks Club
Wolves club members will gather in the Elks Club on North Mill Street for a dinner meeting Tuesday evening at 6 30.
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Wolves Club
Elks Club
North Mill Street
Search For Slayer Of Girls On Coast Widens
Authorities broadened the hunt for the Inglewood killer to the western United States, describing a quarter breed Cherokee ex Salt Lake City resident known as Eddie the Sailor as the suspect in the three girls’ murders. The victims Melba Everett 8 Madeline Everett 7 and Jeannette Stephens 8 were buried after funeral services as investigators pursued a garroting case ruled a death by unknown person.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Inglewood
United States
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Eddie the Sailor
Baldwin Hills
Cal
Melba Everett
Madeline
Jeanette Stephens
Republic Steel plants to reopen in Cleveland next week
Four Republic Steel plants in Cleveland will reopen simultaneously next week. Cleveland remains the only Republic territory city where all plants are closed, and C I O leaders say they will strengthen picket lines to block any reopening.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Death Record Notices for Pollard Wagner Orres Norris
Death notices list Isaac H. Pollard aged 64 of 15 North Front Street Mrs Vashti Wagner aged 78 of 1307 Wilmington Avenue Mrs Joseph Orres aged 114 South Beaver Street and Blaine L Norris aged 102 South Walnut Street.
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Isaac H. Pollard
North Front Street
Vashti Wagner
Wilmington Avenue
Joseph Orres
South Beaver Street
Blaine L. Norris
South Walnut Street
State Bank Call Issued By Harr
Harrisburg reports Secretary of Banking Luther A Harr issued a call for reports of condition from all state banks trust companies savings banks and private banks as of June 30 1937 the reports need not be published.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Luther A. Harr
Harr
Philadelphia Truck Strike Ends After General Holiday
A Citywide trucking stoppage and taxi shutdown ended in the mayor’s office with a status quo ballot plan. The fight pits William Green’s A F of L against CIO organizers over 25,000 drivers and spurred temporary suspensions of major papers and store deliveries.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Teamsters Council No. 53
A. F. of L
CIO
Non-Intervention Plan Breaks Down London July 3
Britain moves to reinforce the Mediterranean fleet as the Spanish non intervention scheme collapses after a subcommittee clash. Three battleships Royal Oak War Spite and Malaya head toward Mediterranean waters amid fear of widening conflict.
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International News Service
London
Britain
Mediterranean
Europe
Royal Oak
War Spite
Malaya
Spain
France
Russo Japanese Crisis Settled
The Japanese ambassador in Moscow told International News Service that the Russo Japanese crisis over the Amur river has been completely settled. He said Soviet detachments and gunboats will withdraw from Seniuru Island and other islets, and that no Manchukuoan vessels were present in the water.
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International News Service
Moscow
Amur
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Maxim Litvinov
Seniuru
I Like Fish Different From Fishermen
A speaker, Arthur Memeter T, notes he cannot name most fish and prefers eating fish daily. He describes shopping at a downtown store for shellfish and speckled trout by weight to save money and worry. The tone contrasts sport fishing with culinary interest amid a weather detail of eighty three.
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Pacific Ocean
Francisco
Sir Charles Kingsford- Smith
Siam
Air Queen
S. Khaqq
Walter McMenamy
McMenamy
Panewc
Daily Weather Report
Weather Man
Clipper Ship
Front Street
Ork Ao i
Slayer
Philadelphia
C. 1
Kilgallen International
Philadelphia Inquirer
The
Philadelphia Record
Japan
James E. Brown
Arthur Memeter
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