Amateur Paddock Proved Professional by Amateur Club
Beverly Hills July 20 The foot runner Paddock is deemed a professional by the amateur association after they have toured him across America to raise funds. They would send him to Europe for money if receipts were shared. He was an amateur before and ran for nothing in Europe, now viewed as professional. Joy Robinson visits Al Smith to wish him well for March.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
America
Paddock
Holland
Europe
Joy Robinson
al Smith
Rainbow in skies marks end of rainy spell in New Castle
Observers note a nearly hour long rainbow spanning the horizon on Monday evening, possibly signaling the end of the rainy season. Northern Lights were also seen recently. A wedding ring found and unclaimed remains in a local store for 12 years. First United Presbyterian plans for a new church structure follow a fire on New Year's Eve, with site negotiations ongoing. Traffic improvements and a municipal golf course project gain momentum as double parking enforcement continues. David Jameson lauded as New Castle’s outstanding citizen for his role in organizing motorist movements and founding a local club.
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New Castle Falls
First United Presbyterian
North
Jefferson Street
David Jameson
New Castle
Pa Nene
United States
New Cas— Ye Motor Clit
Bolst
Hear Witnesses In Contest Over Mrs. Deans Will
A probate appeal in Lawrencecounty court challenges Nellie M. Deans will of an estate valued at 127000 plus. Heirs contend the probated document is not in her handwriting and not valid. Handwriting experts and witnesses are lined up as the case opens before Judge James A Chambers.
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Nellie M. Dean
J. J. Dean
Lawrence County
James A. Chambers
Heira
Jane Ligo
Jane
Mr. Aiken
Robert K. Aiken
Tex Guinan Attacks Report On Night Club Morality
New York July 10 Broadway district reacts to a committee of 14 report charging worsening immorality in night clubs speakies and studios over 20 years. Tex Guinan dubbed queen of night clubs denounces the report saying she knows nothing about dance halls and defends her patrons while police and committee officials dispute the findings.
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Luncernational
Servier
New York
Broadway
Bright Light
Committee of
Reines Law
Texas Guinan
Saeenaiee
Texas
Warren
George E. Worthington
Committee of 14
Graphic details of life aboard stranded Nobile crew
Swedish aviator Lundborg, rescuer of General Nobile, described thirteen days on a drifting Spitzbergen ice floe. He recounted filth, hunger, and fatigue as the marooned men waited for rescue, noting Nobile’s collapse and the grim realities of their camp. He said he carried Nobile to the rescue plane while others stayed behind, and remained behind with remaining survivors until another rescue.
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Murchison Bay
Spitzbergen
Lundborg
Nobile
Vigeri
Lyndborg
Schyberg
Maddalena
Lieut
Viglieri
Death Record John Eider and John Salmon
Two death notices list John Eider aged 39 from East Falls and John Salmon aged 49 of 208 Well Street. Both records present brief obituaries with age and residence.
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John Eider
John Salmon
Smith to Name National Chairman and Notify Campaign
Governor Al Smith will meet the Democratic national committee in New York to map campaign plans select a new national chairman and set the notification date. Senator James A. Reed of Missouri is to be consulted and Peter Gerry of Rhode Island is likely chosen chairman. Reed advised Smith early in the race and his influence will shape campaign strategy.
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Albany
N. Y
al Smith
New York
Democratic National Committee
Bear Mountain Park
Hudson River
New York National Guard
Peekskill
James A. Reid
Missouri
Smith
Reed
Throughouy
Gerry
Peter Gerry
Rhode Island
Hoover Stands For Protective Tariff Measures
Hoover aims to affirm support for a protective tariff as a principal issue in the Republican campaign. An adviser says Hoover will stress tariff certainty in his Stanford acceptance address, countering critics who claim his stance is unknown and citing Hubert Work on protecting payrolls and jobs.
Dilks Tells Lions Of Experiences At Picnic Plans
Twenty five members of the New Castle Lions club will attend the Inter Club picnic at Brady Lake near Ravenna on August 16. The meeting today in the Elis home approved plans for a baseball game, dancing, a children's sports program, a basket picnic, and a short speaking program. Speaker Harl Lin Dilks shared experiences from the G. Pyles cross country derby. Edward McNeelly of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation spoke on state motorizing efforts, introduced by Bernard N. Hanlon. Ezra Marvin presided in Jay Reed’s absence.
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New Castle Lions Club
Brady Lake
Ravenna
Elis
Harl Lin Dilks
New Castle
G. Pyles
Edward McNeelly
Pennsylvani Motor Federation
Bernard N. Hanlon
New Castle Motor Club
Jay Reed
Ezra Marvin
Marriage Licenses Listed for New Castle Area
Marriage licenses issued include J Ralston of New Castle R D 5 and Mary J Grossman of New Castle. Also listed are Stanley J Mrozek Mahoningtown with Wanda F Schwartz New Castle, Fred Schwartz voy New Castle, Helen Mrozek Mahoningtown, Harold M Wharton New Castle, Helen M Carlisle New Castle, Santi Ortolani Buffalo, Jeannette M Oglialova Buffalo.
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J. Ralston
New Castle
Mary J. Grossman
Stanley J. Mrozek
Mahoningtown
Wanda
F. Schwartz
New Case
Fred Schwartz
Voy
Helen. Mrozek
Harold M. Wharton
Helen M. Carlisle
Santi Ortolani
Buffalo N
Jeannette M. Oglialova
Buffs
New Castle Motor Club Aims Memorial Drive
The New Castle Motor Club begins a campaign to grow its membership to 5 000 as a living memorial to David Jameson a pioneer in American automobile clubs. Ralph Rot singer serves as campaign chair after a dinner Monday in the Crystal ballroom at The Castleton attended by local members and club representatives.
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Chvern
U60
New Castle
New Castle Club
R. E. Singer
Club Service Department
Rescued Yacht Crew To Arrive
International News Service reports Mrs William Roos and the six crew members of the Rosa, a 50 foot yacht, are due in New York aboard the Tuscarora after being rescued about 600 miles east of New York. The Rosa sank while being towed a few hours after rescue on July 6 in the trans Atlantic race to Spain.
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International News Service
New York
Rosa
Spain
William Roos
Massachusetts
Rota
Edwin Horchuss
Houghton, Mich
Charles Townsend
Ipswich
Mass
Walter Schoeller
Cook
John Elder Jr Dies After Brief Illness in 1938
John Elder Jr native of New Castle and cashier of First National Bank of Lawrence County for 28 years died Monday evening July 1938 after a three week illness. He was 69, born October 30, 1869, son of John Elder and Eliza J Elliott Elder, a pioneer family member active in Republican circles and local fraternal life. His death shocked the community after a long career in banking and public affairs.
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John Elder, Jr
Lawrence County
New Castle Ho
Nus
First National Bank of
Joan Elder, Jr
New Castle
John Elder
Eliza J. Elliott
Elder
Brooklyn gang warfare claims four more victims
In New York on July 10, Brooklyn gun violence left four dead or wounded as five youths in a green sedan fired on Porto Rican longshoremen with no known gang ties. Police suspect the attack follows Frankie Yale’s assassination and may reflect Chicago-influenced mob methods.
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Iinteralusopal News Service
New York
Brooklyn
Ai! Tour
Ave
Frankie Yale
Chicago
Curtis to be formally notified of VP nomination in Topeka
Washington July 10 Senator Charles Curtis will be formally notified of his nomination as the Republican vice presidential candidate at his home in Topeka Kansas on the night of Saturday August 18 Chatman Work of the national committee announced today Simeon D Fess of University for chairman of the Kansas City convention is chairman of the notification committee The Curtis notification will be one week after the California ceremonies notifying Herbert Hoover
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William K. Hutchinson
Hoover
International News Service
Hubert Work
National Republican
National
Work
Iiaerteen
Washington
Charles Curtis
Topeka
Kans
Chatman Work
National Committee
Simeon D. Fess
Uni
Verry
Kansas City
Curtis
California
Herbert Hoover
Robinson Warns Democrats to Fight South Campaign
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas warns Democratic leaders not to neglect the South in the presidential campaign. He urges establishing southern headquarters and campaigning nationwide, arguing for full party organization across all regions to support Alfred E. Smith and the national committee.
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Robinson
George R. Holmes
Stauth
York
South
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senater Robinson
Alfred E. Smith
Cooler Weather Brings Partial Relief in Heat Wave
International News Service reports New York city faced record heat with 38 deaths and numerous prostrations as a sweltering spell persisted. A light rain and predicted showers offered minor relief while the hottest day reached 93 degrees. crowds sought shade on Long Island beaches amid continuing heat.
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International News Service
New York
Mercury
Long Island
Pater
J Aman
Splashing Car Destroys Fine Suit On Wet Street
Arthur Mometer stands on a wet corner as an automobile splashes through a puddle, soaking hosiery, trousers, and a new shirt. The driver’s crude words erupt after the splash, while onlookers react to the tattered scene and slick road.
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Gere
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