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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1937

Page

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Marines Placed on War Footing in Sino Japanese Crisis

The piece reports on heightened U.S. military posture amid the Sino Japanese crisis with updates from Peiping Tientsin and Tokyo. It notes air and ground actions, Chinese and Japanese claims, and potential threats to American interests, including the embassy guard's warnings. It also references the crash of a Dutch luxury liner near Brussels with two American tourists among the dead.

International News Service Brussels Dutch Air Service Hals Kalton Goldloem Nanyuan Ti¢ntsin Tientsin War Office 29Th Army Yangtsan Peiping-Tientsin

Second Victim of Auto Crash Dies

DANVILLE Pa July 28 Edward Dietrich 68 Columbia county farmer died today, second victim of an automobile crash near here Sunday night. Dietrich died in Geisinger hospital last night, while Joseph H Snyder of Erie was killed instantly in the same crash.

International News Service Danville Edward Dietrich Columbia County Here Dietrich Geisinger Hospital Joseph H. Snyder Erie

Marines Shelter American Colony in Peiping Embassy Compound

Col. John Marston reports nearly all of the American colony in Peiping has taken refuge in the American embassy compound and international quarter. Marines care for 249 Americans in tents, with meals provided by the marines.

Washington Peiping International Quarter John Marston Navy Department Marston Embassy

Americans in Peiping Face Rising Danger Amid War

Anxiety over 1300 Americans in Peiping grew as fighting between Japanese and Chinese forces cut them off from escape to the coast. The State Department appealed to Japan and China to respect American neutrality and protect nationals. Marines guarding the embassy in Peiping were placed on a war footing.

Peiping Japan Washington China State Department Tokyo

Anniversary of the start of the world war observed

Pa Newc notes the 1914 start date of the great war in an anniversary item. The report mentions a traffic light at Wampum, a triangular plot near the seventh ward, and local poultrymen noting fast laying chickens at T. J. Masters in West Washington street extension. Thursday features a community picnic at New Wilmington. An auto accident is reported on the New Castle New Bedford road culvert.

Wampum Mt. Jackson New Castle Roads Seventh Ward T. J. Masters Dome Theatre West Washington Street Extension New Wilmington S & Pa Newe New Castle New Bedford

Daily Weather Report Summary

U S weather figures for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum of 73 and a minimum of 46 with trace precipitation. River stage stands at 5 feet. For the same date last year highs reached 85 and lows 64 with 0.28 inches of rain.

U. S

Stray bullet wounds U S Marine in Peiping fighting

Private Julius Flitzar of Easton Pennsylvania was wounded in the thigh by an unarmed Chinese bullet during fighting at Peiping. He was warning Americans to seek refuge in the American embassy compound and was taken to a hospital. recovery expected. A second Marine injury could not be confirmed.

International News Service Washington Peiping Navy Department Julius Flitzar Easton Flitzar

Committees For Martin Gantzers Reunion Meet in City Office

A meeting of the invitation committee for the Martin Gantz school reunion is called by chairwoman Katharyn D Kilbreath for Thursday at 7 30 in the Lawrence Bottling and Manufacturing Co office at 21 South Beaver street. Members listed include Dell Davidson Elsie W Phillips Flora M Lowash Anna S Dufford Ethel Douglas and others. A Friday session of chairmen for finance invitation banquet entertainment transportation decoration tickets scribes publicity and officers will follow at the same office and time. The reunion is set for August 12 at the First Christian church with promises of surprises in the program.

Martin Gantz Katharyn D. Kilbreath Lawrence Bottling and Mfg. Co South Beaver Street Dell Davidson Elsie W. Phillips Flora M. Lowash Anna S. Dufford Ethel Douglas George Bolinger Charles Rohrer Lake MacNab Stanley Treser Lewis Jenkins Herb McGoun First Christian Church

Ruby Will Be Bride August 18

Hollywood reports Elinor Harriot reads for all female roles in Amos ’N’ Andy will wed Frank Nathan of Los Angeles, an insurance man, in a single August 18 ceremony.

International News Service Hollywood Amos 'N’ Andy Elinor Harriot Frank Nathan Los Angeles

Harrisville Man Dies of Injuries in Crash That Killed Other Driver

Sharon Pennsylvania July 28 Chester Adams 40 died in Grove City hospital from injuries from a Saturday automobile crash that also killed James McDonald 60 at the scene. Both men were residents of Harrisville.

International News Service Sharon Chester Adams Grove City Hospital James McDonald Harrisville

Lull In Battle Around Madrid

A quiet period is reported around Madrid as hostilities ease and forces reassess positions. No major engagements are confirmed, with fighters refraining from large scale actions and observers noting a temporary calm amid ongoing strategic tensions.

Madrid

Rebel Offensive Near Madrid Shows Signs of Cracking

Madrid reports say rebel artillery briefly shelled the capital as fighting on the western front nears stalemate. General Jose Miaja toured fronts and claimed the offensive may be cracking while loyalist aircraft hit Salamanca and Avila airdromes.

Thomas A. Loayza Madrid Jose Miaja Salamanca Avila Villaneuva de la Canada

Bankers Outing Held by Lawrence County Group

A gathering of about 90 bankers and friends at the New Castle Field Club held their annual outing. Golf contests were played in the afternoon and prizes were awarded in the evening by Robert C. Love. George W Muse gave the main address on Lawrence County history.

Lawrence County Bankers’ Association New Castle Field Club Robert C. Love Thomas H., Hartman W. K. Hugus Herman Green Dane Wilson C. H. Young Paul Laurell William Boston John J. Maher George W Muse Muse Lawrence County John J. Maker E. L. Thompson A. W., Tindal John D. Kennedy T. L. Ashcom New Wilmington C. W. Jackson Ellwood City J. C. Moore T. F. Morehead C. C. Headland George A. Carpenter R. C. Love J. A. Taylor

Bar Police From Politics

City police officers under civil service were warned by Chief R A Criswell that civil service rules forbid political participation. A fire department bulletin to city firemen was expected later today. The notice, signed by Chief Criswell, reiterates the prohibition and states violators will be dealt with accordingly.

R. A. Criswell City Hall Fire Department Criswell

Buffalo Strike May Be Settled

Buffalo reports progress in a major food strike as 44 strike-bound warehouses settle two issues a preferential closed shop and working hours. Wage increase talks remain to be mediated by Dr. John P. Boland at 10 30 a m today while meat packers strike lingers.

International News Service Buffalo N. Y John P. Boland State Labor Relations Board

May Increase Selling Prices Of Automobiles

New York July 28 Alfred P. Sloan Jr. revealed General Motors may raise auto prices after reporting a 1937 second quarter earnings drop of 22 377 272 from 1936. He blamed union leadership for the loss and warned of rising costs driving possible price increases.

International News Service New York General Motors Corporation Alfred P. Sloan, Jr Sloan

Death notices list several local residents

The death records note Mrs. Joseph Britton 66 of Big Beaver township Mrs. Jennie Thomas Gilliland 85 of 927 East Washington Street Miss Hazel Marie Gatelius 43 of 1019 East Washington Street William John Evans 48 of Gary Indiana Mike DiTullo 47 of Annandale Mrs. Emma Butler Cochran 79 of New Wilmington and Mrs. Nick Passeretti 51 of 717 South Mill Street.

Joseph Britton Big Beaver Township Jennie Thomas Gilliland East Washington Street Hazel Marie Gatelius William John Evans Gary Ind Mike DiTullo Annandale Emma Butler Cochran New Wilmington Nick Passeretti South Mill Street

Pickets Are Kept Away From Gates Of Cleveland Plant

July 28 A peaceful shift change at Republic Steel Corrigan McKinley plant in Cleveland occurred under police protection. A 3000 strong crowd demonstrated at the union headquarters nearby yesterday and Monday night rioting damaged the premises. Police said today the morning crowd consisted mainly of spectators and sympathizers rather than strikers. After the demonstration the crowd thinned to 400 at union headquarters as the shift began. About 40 patrolmen remained on duty.

International News Service Cleveland Republic Steel Corrigan-McKinley Steel Workers Organizing Committee Union

Public Utility Board Delays Bell Long-Distance Hearing

Harrisburg July 28 The public utility commission postponed its hearing on Bell Telephone long distance rates in the state. The session was rescheduled tentatively for September 9.

Harrisburg Public Utility Commission Bell Telephone Company

Four Die in Ware Car Crash After Dance Outing

In Ware Massachusetts on July 28 a car carrying members of a church choir lost control and overturned injuring two others. The victims were Miss Mary Chara basez 23 Miss Mildred Banas 22 Miss Sophie Jerz 21 and Stephen Gadziala 21 all killed in the crash as the vehicle crashed through a fence while returning from a dance.

International News Service Ware Mass Mary Charabasez Mildred Banas Sophie Jerz Stephen Gadziala

King George VI Arrives in Belfast Amid Terror Outbreaks

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrived in Belfast aboard the Exmouth then toured to City Hall as terrorists attacked customs huts and a Dundalk railway bridge. Crowds cheered despite the violence, while the king avoided references to the disturbances in a 100 word speech.

Belfast Northern Ireland George VI Elizabeth Ulster Dundalk England Victoria and Albert Exmouth Donegall Quay

Britain Will Not Seek League Action Over Far Eastern Crisis

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that Britain does not intend to ask the League of Nations to intervene in the Far Eastern crisis. He noted the United States and Japan, the two most powerful nations in the dispute, are not members of the League.

International News Service London Great Britain League of Nations Anthony Eden House of Commons Geoffrey Mander Britain League Council Eden League United States Japan

Strike Ends At Captive Mines In Pennsylvania and West Virginia

Culminating a sympathy walkout begun June 17, about 8,000 miners returned to work in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia captive pits. The Buckeye mine at Nemacolin welcomed 1,000 workers, with Dehue mine in West Virginia resuming tomorrow and Bethlehem Steel mines in Barrackville, Dakota and Richard, West Virginia set to resume then.

International News Service Connellsville Pennsylvania West Virginia Buckeye Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Nemacolin Greene County Dehue W. Va Bethlehem Steel Corporation Barrackville Dakota Richard

Pittsburgh Woman Falls To Death From Squirrel Hill Bridge

Miss Alice Reinherr a 23 year old Pitt graduate, grieving for her mother and sister, leaped from a high bridge in Squirrel Hill. Her will names brother Charles of Akron and leaves $100 to three friends. Her sister Dr Margaret Reinherr was found dead last February at Allegheny State Hospital.

International News Service Pittsburgh Alice Reinherr Pitt Squirrel Hill Margaret Reinherr Allentown State Hospital Emma Mantz Reinherr Miss Reinherr Charles Akron William Woodsfield Reinherr

Sunrise Walk Amid Ninety Two Degree Weather Promises Hope

The speaker notes early morning calm and hopeful beauty as the sun rises, birds sing, and flowers convey sermons. Despite the peaceful dawn, the writer admits rarely walking outside when the day reaches ninety two degrees.

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