See Big Shift In American Foreign Policy Of Future
Roosevelt faces new American independence in foreign policy as the United States signals readiness to shift focus from Europe to Latin America Asia and Moscow. The economic conference debacle prompts critics and allies to expect Japan and other regions to demand less concession. Roosevelt aims to avoid past conferences that cost the U.S. money and seeks negotiations on equal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
United States
Latin America
Provident
Roosevelt
Capital Hill
America
Campers report cool nights amid warm days in PA Newc region
Local campers report difficulty staying warm during cool nights after several hot days. The monthly average temperature fell below normal due to several nights near freezing. Ron Goodens has been active in the Seventh Ward listing calls to return 80 Pennsylvania railroad shop workers in two weeks. Local candidates seek signatures for September primaries, with many using a burst of activity. Downtown PA Newc notes continued activity as summer begins, including a coal delivery to a basement. A girl at a local beach shows interest in caring for her aunt, as Pa Newc notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Ak
Ron Goodens
Seventh Ward
Penesylyania
Italian air armada delays Labrador hop
In Reykjavik, General Balbo ordered an indefinite delay of the Italian seaplane Armada's trans Atlantic flight to Cartwright Labrador. The 24 planes will not depart for several days unless weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Air Armada
Labrador
Reykjavik
Iceland
Thals Balbo
Cartwright
North Atlantic
Balbo
Speed Up Activities At Neshannock Falls Quarries
Quarries at Neshannock Falls operate at high speed with 75 workers in two shifts. Dynamite loosens stone for two highways under construction at the Pymatuning Dam, as 40 000 tons and 200 000 tons of material are required, prompting expanded work and more crews to ship before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannockalls
Pymatuning
Normal Seasonal Slow-Up Fails To Appear This Year
Washington reports the June Commerce Department survey shows the usual seasonal slow-up did not occur. The department notes momentum from reconstruction activity keeps commerce and industry moving through summer while employment and payroll gains lag behind output, with May employment below three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Commerce Department
Identification Of Fire Victim Wrong Identification
In Philadelphia on July 6 Benja min R Coppolo a 25 year old University of Pennsylvania law student learns he was misidentified as a fire victim. Coppolo and his family rally as authorities say pharmacist Charles Biddle aged 29 died in the same blaze after sleeping with a key to Coppolo’s apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Benja
Min R. Coppolo
University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Coppola
Weedville
Elk County
Coppolo
Charles Biddle
Biddle
Hiddle
Harriman Trial To Start Today
After numerous postponements the trial of Joseph W Harriman on charges of inspiring false entries in the books of the closed Harriman National Bank Trust Company was set to begin before Federal Judge Caffey Selection of a jury for Harriman and Albert M Austin executive vice president of the bank was expected to start once the judge finishes a calendar case. The prosecution led by U S Attorney George Z Medalie also heads the earlier proseuction of Charles E Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Joseph W.harriman
Harriman National Bank
Trust Company
Caffey
Harriman
Albert M. Austin
Long Island
U. S
George Z. Medalie
Charles E. Mitchell
Michigan Flier Dies In Flight Crash
In Indiana at Lydick seven miles west of South Bend Maryin Rechter of Kalamazoo Mich a bus driver was killed when the plane she was piloting underwent sharp turns and reversals causing a wing to crumple and the craft to crash to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
South Bend
Ind
Maryin Rechter
Kalamazoo
Mich
Rechter
Lydick
Tentative Plan Of City Projects Is Mapped Out
City surveys under the Federal Recovery Act begin for Euclid avenue storm sewer and other street and sewer improvements estimated at 300000 dollars. The plan includes Mahoning avenue Cedar street Sycamore Way Market Cochran Apple Rebecca Ways and more with 30 percent federal aid and 70 percent local security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hoskins
Leslie Wilson
Euclid Avenue
Pennsylvania
Mahoning Avenue
Liberty Street
Cedar Street
Mahoning
Venue
Cherry Street
Sycamore Way
Jefferson Streets
Market
Cochran
Apple
Rebecca
Long Avenue
Grimes Street
Belmont Avenue
Sampson Street
Grant Street
Rebecca Way
Beaver Streets
Washington
Bridge
Walnut Street
Groton Avenue
South Mill
East Washington
Crash Victim Is Still Critical After Route Crash
Stanley Sokolski of 1709 South Jefferson Street remains in critical condition after a Tuesday evening crash on West Pittsburg road when John Krupa of Terrace Avenue lost control and struck a telephone pole. Fellow occupant William Presnar, 19, of 140 Oakland Avenue, died in New Castle hospital early Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sokolski
South Jefferson Street
John Krupa
Terrace Avenue
West Pittsburg
William Presnar
Oakland Avenue
Sokolski
New Castle ‘Hospital
Three Deaths Mark Holiday Blast Tragedy in Allegheny
July 6 reports from Blass Port Allegheny reveal Mrs John Ostrander died from severe burns while trying to beat out flames after a sparkler exploded a powder can. Her granddaughter Diana Ostrander age three and the grandfather Fred Freer age 50 also perished from injuries suffered in the blast. The same day wage action and industrial updates appear from New York to Meadville and Port au Prince.
Schmeling Marries Actress in Simple Berlin Registry
In Berlin a civil ceremony joined heavyweight boxer Max Schmeling and actress Anna Ondra in marriage. Trainer Max Machon acted as best man as the 18 minute ceremony concluded at noon and the couple departed for an undisclosed destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News, Service
Berlin
Max Schmeling
Germany
Anna Ondrs
Max Machon
New Recovery Plan Projects Studied For Early Start
President Roosevelt weighs recovery program as World Economic Conference reports abroad. State Department briefings and delayed leadership push focus on domestic affairs while Lawrence Steinhardt sails to Sweden to brief the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foward
Lockett International Wown
Washington
Moeatio Problema
Inter- Neil
Sweden
Lawrence Steinhardt
Ltinhard
Stockholm
Tin the
Orders Increase At Burton Explosives Plant
Operations at the Burton Explosives Co plant in Mahoning Township are upgraded. Paul Forcey reports seventy five workers on five and a half day weeks. Morcey says orders increased and prospects look favorable as funds from the Federal Recovery Act will finance road building and blasting rock. Burton explosives are praised by government and private users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Explosives Co
Mahoning Township
Paul Forcey
Morcey
Burton
Man Drives Burning Car To Fire House
August B Fleisgau of 215 West Sheridan Avenue drove a burning car to the fire station hoping to alert firefighters. A cigarette likely started the blaze on top and under the hood. Firemen removed part of the car top to extinguish the interior fire, with approximately 25 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Engagement of Dillon and Curry Jr. Announced
The engagement of Virginia May Dillon of New York to Joan F. Curry Jr., son of Tammany Hall leader, has been announced. Dillon is a Sacred Heart alumna from Manhattanville. Curry works in the insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia May Dillon
New York
Joan F. Curry Jr
Tammany
Miss Dillon
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Manhattanville
Young Curry
Plan Consistory Picnic In August
Reviving a custom, the New Castle Consistory plans a picnic in Cascade Park this August. The Legion of Honor, Calipha of Bagdad, and U. S. D committees will handle arrangements. A meeting next Wednesday will finalize details. Earl G. Moffatt is general chairman with several subcommittees named for sports, golf, reception, refreshments, publicity, women’s participation, finance and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Legion of Honor
Cathedral
Cascade Park
Calipha of
Bagdad
U. S
Roy A. Long
Chester A. Sweezy
L. B. Round
Prcnics
Diplomats and the art of saying nothing
Beverly Hills notes mock how Europe reacts to Roosevelt remarks with diplomatic language that amounts to empty words. The writer argues conferences exist mainly to stir anger, asserting wars usually follow prior talks, and claims a direct exchange would have prevented conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cat
Europe
Mr. Roosevelt
Ellwood Stone Company Wins Dam Supply Contract
David J. Jones Jr. of Ellwood City Stone Company announced the firm has secured two contracts to supply stone for the Pymatuning dam tip-rap work. Work will start immediately and will create employment at the Rock Point quarries for a considerable number of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Jones Jr
Ellwood City Stone Company
Pymatuning Dam
Rock Point
Child Burned by Roman Candle in Fourth of July Incident
Martha McCluskey twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs N J McCluskey of Highland Avenue extension suffered painful burns to face and eyes when a Roman candle exploded in her face on the Fourth. The attending physician said there is no danger to her sight as she recovers at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha, McCluskey
N. J. McCluskey
Highland Avenue Extension
World Economic Conference Near Concluding Gasp
Frantic efforts were made as sixteen major nations debated keeping the world economic conference alive while the monetary talks collapsed. Secretary Hull and Canadian Prime Minister Bennett pressed for adjournment to avoid US blame, while French intransigence over stabilization vexed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
Wtarr
France
Roosevelt
Hull
Bureau
United States
Omjs
Mire
Richard Bennett
Canada
International News Service
Marriages and Divorces Fall Sharply in State
Washington dispatch reports a drop in 1932 marriages and divorces. Pennsylvania saw marriages fall 6.5 percent versus 7.5 percent nationwide, while divorces declined 19.7 percent in Pennsylvania against 12.7 percent nationwide. Annulments dropped from 54 to 41. Pennsylvania averaged 9.6 marriages per 1000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Wimie
Washington
Pennsylvania
Arthur Mometer Seeks new hat as old straw wears thin
The narrator describes an old straw hat worn from use and weather. It droops, sways, and sags near the crown. Despite rain and sun, the hat nears the end of its life and a replacement is likely needed.
Death notices for William Nord and Charles Harbison
William Nord, 32, of Bessemer and Charles F Harbison, 56, of Shenango Township, are listed in a local death record. The brief entry records their ages and hometowns without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nord
Bessemer
Charles F. Harbison
Shenango Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taul C. Yates
National
Mew
Boxvice Starr Cerranpondent
Pr Newe
Dorsey Richardson
Pa Newe
Neshannock Falls
Benjamin R. Coppolo
Michigan
Council
Baltimore
New Jersey
Bradford
Pealmanumum
Unt
Lloyd R. Carson
Bredford
Hiawatha
Ont
Carson
News Service
Sharon
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Youngstown ‘District
Meadville
Heckless Fastener Company
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Errol Hoyd
Robert Lyons
H. P. Davis
Werte
Washington, D. C
Columbia
Tammany Boss
John F. Curry JR
Virginia Dillon
Bie Ropert
MaNaupht Syndicate
Ellwood Stone Company
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!