Germany Reopens Banks Amid Calm After Emergency Decrees
Germany's banks reopen at 9 a m after government closures aimed at averting a panic. Police guard Berlin banks while rioting subsides. hundreds arrested as Communists clash with Nazi supporters. President Hindenburg returns from East Prussia and signs new emergency decrees granting the cabinet expanded powers over banks foreign exchange and markets.
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Berlin
Germany
Leipzig
Darmstadt
Karlsruhe
East Prussia
Hungarian Pair Sighted Over Linz Report
Hungarian pair sighted over Linz Austria reported by observers while the ship LEFT HARBOR GRACE AT NOON WEDNESDAY communications indicate the voyage toward political objectives tied to the slogan Justice For Hungary.
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Linz
Austria
Harbor Grace
Kaylor Playground Spotlight and Forest Park Improvements
The Western Allegheny Railroad area near East New Castle showcases community playgrounds for small towns. Cook's forest evolves toward a state park with improved roads trails shelter houses piped spring water and walls. planned entry will make this Northwestern Pennsylvania site a major regional attraction.
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Kaylor
Western Allegheny
East New Castle
Cook’s Forest
Pennsylvania
Wire Lasso Kills Charleroi Youth
John Rach aged 15 died in his Charleroi home cellar when a wire rope lasso used for rope throwing slipped and strangled him. His mother found him sprawled across a water trap after other family members swam. The rope's end entangled the neck after snagging on a sewer, causing fatal constriction.
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International News Service
Charleroi
Oold
John Rach
John
Daily Weather Report From U S Weather Bureau
Statistics for the 24 hour period ending at nine this morning show a maximum of 88, a minimum of 67, and a trace of precipitation. River stage remains at 3 feet and stationary.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Woman Causes Fatal Harm and Passes by Own Action
Akron notes report Mrs. Sarah Gorman 40 killed her husband William 41 in the garage at West Richfield near Akron Ohio and then killed herself. Mental derangement after illness cited. Neighbors found a note requesting cremation of both bodies.
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International News Service
Akron
Police Today
Sarah Gorman
William
Cleveland
West Richfield
Here
Richfield Undertaking
Three Other Women Seek Look At New Husband Acquired By Aimee Ma
Mrs Minnie Kennedy Hudson and Rev G Edward Hudson face three other women who claim him as husband or former lover. Ethel Harbert identifies him as the man she almost married in 1929. Aimee Semple McPherson says she is unconcerned. The women search while Ma plans to prove the truth and bring him back.
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Aimee
International News Service
Los Angeles
Minnie Kennedy Hudson
G. Edward Hudson
Rev. Hudson
Guy Edward Hudson
Colorado
Margaret Newton Hudson
Hudson
Ethel Harbert
Bell Company promotes W R Bingham to general commercial engineer
W R Bingham district manager for the Bell Telephone Company New Castle district since March 1928 is promoted to general commercial engineer with an office in Pittsburgh effective August 1. Ray S Tannehill will succeed him as district manager here.
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William R. Bingham
Bell Telephone Company
New Castle
General Commercial
Telephone Company
Pittsburgh
Bingham
Bell Company
Pennsylvania
Ray S. Tannehill
Tannehill
The
Harrisburg
New Castle and Ellwood City
Railroads Demand 15 Percent Freight Rate Increase
J J Pelley president of the New York New Haven and Hartford testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads face a serious emergency and only a 15 percent advance in freight rates can meet the crisis. He urges maintaining credit and warns traffic has fallen since the current low rates began.
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Washington
J. J. Pelley
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Chicago Men Shot And Killed
Gang war violence spills to Forest Park as two Chicago men are shot and killed in a saloon, L. S. Murphy and Frank Davis, both with police records. A gun crew entered shouting Stick em up and opened fire with a shotgun and automatic pistol before fleeing. Edward McFadden Jr was detained by police after dumping Davis at hospital steps.
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International News Service
Chicago
Forest Park
Teamsters’ Union
L. S. Murphy
Frank Davis
Murphy
Davis
Edward McFadden, Jr
Drought Threatens Local Crops Here in Chelsea
In Chelsea Oklahoma the writer laments droughts hurting the corn crop and crops growth in the agricultural region. He notes oats at 15 cents a bushel and argues farmers struggle while eastern financiers talk of high wheat prices. He urges realism about farm livelihoods.
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Chelsea
Okla
Germany
East Washington street bridge repairs let to Burns and Ferry
County commissioners awarded the East Washington street bridge project over Neshannon Creek to Burns and Ferry for 11031.26 after eleven bids. Work includes piling, concrete filling around the pier, paving, new side rails, waterproofing arches, creek-bed cleaning, and a new paving base with traffic rerouted over North and Mill street bridges.
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Burns and Ferry
East Washington Street Bridge
North Street
London Feels German Financial Crisis Hit by July 16
London begins to feel the German financial crisis as Paris and Berlin discuss steps with Britain. Prime Minister MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Henderson join French ministers and Colonel Stimson in Paris for talks while a European ministers conference opens in London to address the Hoover moratorium and exchange strains.
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London
Germany
Bavth
England
France
Intern
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Paris
Stimson
Berlin
Bruening
Curtius
Laval
Briand
May Change Plan of Naming School Teachers
New Castle school board members discussed changing the method of selecting teachers. President Daniel B. Woolcock was authorized to appoint a three person committee to study selection procedures and whether a permanent board superintendent committee is needed.
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New Castle
Daniel B. Woolcock
McKivern
McKlvenny
Heat Wave Sweeps the Midwest with Record Temperatures
Old Sol scorches the middle west in a second heat wave. Pierre South Dakota reports 112 degrees with Aberdeen claiming 114. Nebraska Kansas and Illinois see 100 plus readings as Chicago logs four deaths and Mt Shasta mudflows threaten the coast.
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International News Service
Chicago
Sol
Middle-West
North Central States
Missouri Valley
Pierre
S. D
Aberdeen
Nebraska
Kansas
Illinois
Missouri
Mt. Shasta
Two Die From Mosquito Bites in Syracuse
In Syracuse on July 16 a man and a woman died within 24 hours due to mosquito bites. The victims were Dr. J. Coville Hall, 71, a prominent dentist, and Mrs. Viola W. Grant, 29. The incident prompted health officials to warn residents to protect against mosquitoes.
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International News Service
Syracuse
N. Y
J. Coville Hall
Viola W. Grant
Death notices for several residents in multiple locations
Death notices list Elizabeth Flemming age 89 in Union City John F Dodds age 91 in Meridian Mary Martha Schettie age 8 in Volant David Hitchings from Follansbee West Virginia and G W Edeburn age 72 in Mercer RD. and other details appear in the notice.
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Elizabeth Flemming
Union City
John F. Dodds
Meridian
Mary Martha Schettie
Volant
David Hitchings
Follansbee
W. Va
W. Edeburn
Mercer
R. D
Nonstop Newfoundland to Budapest Flight Beyond Vienna
Captains George Endres and Alexander Magyar of the Hungarian Army Reserve flew the Justice For Hungary toward Budapest at 5 56 p m achieving about 112 miles per hour. They aim to reach Budapest by 7 p m if speed holds and were sighted near Linz earlier today after leaving Newfoundland.
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Vienna
Newfoundland
Budapest
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Justice For
Hungary
Linz
Austria
Vienna Air Police
United Fruit
Maya
England
D. T. Linz
Edward Beadel May Be Mayor Candidate
A large group of Beadel friends urge Edward W. Beadel to run for mayor of New Castle. He has not consented to allow his name. Beadel is a prominent Western Pennsylvania manufacturer with strong local industry interests and involvement in waterways legislation vital to New Castle's future.
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Edward W. Beadel
New Castle
Beadel
Pennsylvania
Hidden Creek Spot With A Pool And Woods
Arthur Mometer recalls a secret creek retreat reached by fields and a fence. A small sunlit pool invites swimming in birthday clothes, with laughing youngsters and sealskin backs, but he stays busy under Lady Work’s watchful smile.
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Daily Weather Report
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Harry Ward
Pelley
Yours
Speaker Construction Co
Walter S. Rae
John A. Byers
William McIntyre and Sons
Whittaker and Dehl Company
Speaker Construction Company
E. F. Scanlon
Purdy and Saunders
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Union Engineering Company
Paul B. Thompson
Otto D. Tolischus
Peggy Rawls
Wykagull
New Rochelle
Katherine Rawls
Bronx Beach
Peggy
L. B. Round
East McKeesport
Louis B. Round
Pennsylvania Power Company
Orient Crystal
Richard Mackey
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Edward Beadel
Arthur Mometer
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