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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

9

Labor leaders urge Roosevelt intervention in Toledo strike

Toledo workers press President Roosevelt to personally intervene to avert a general strike amid automaker plant walkouts at Electric Auto-Lite, Bingham Stamping, and Logan Gear. The union committee of 103 locals seeks action as 85 unions pledge to participate, with 7 am Saturday strike timing pending.

James L. Kilgallen Toledo Central Labor Union Fred Payne Otto Brach Toledo Electric Auto-Lite Company Bingham Stamping Company Logan Gear Company

Decoration Day Reflections and Global Tensions

Arthur Brisbane weighs Decoration Day's quiet remembrance against looming labor strife in Toledo and a looming national strike. He notes 68 unions backing action, warns warlike consequences for the public if power is shut off, and highlights Japan's grand funeral for Admiral Togo while cautioning that Stalin's Soviet Union differs from imperial Russia. He recalls past conflicts and urges careful handling of labor rights and international stability.

Toledo Ohio Myers Japan Heihachiro Togo Russia Tozo Stalin

War talk and a call for real soldiers

The piece mocks reliance on animals in warfare against air forces and questions the wisdom of large mobilized numbers. It notes Secretary Derm and Newton Baker urging 179000 troops, then contrasts with five thousand airplanes. It also mentions Jackson Barnett and reports on a Cuba U.S. treaty shift, abrogating Platt amendment but keeping Guantanamo base.

Mr. Derm Newton D. Baker Wilson Congress Cuba United States Guantanamo King Features Syndicate, Inc

Motorcade Brings Tarzan Rhinoceros to Penn Theatre

A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motorcade will stage a personal appearance by Mary the Tarzan rhinoceros at the Penn Theatre this Saturday from 1 10 to 1 40 p m. Captain Volney Phifer leads the three-unit parade with Studebaker vehicles painted red, including a pilot car pulling car trailer and escort car. The event also features a rhino trainer, helper, driver, general utility man, a camera man, and two entertainers.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Mary Penn Theatre Volney Phifer Leon Studebaker Phifer

Nolte Receives Legion Medal at Shenango Township High

William Nolte, son of Mr and Mrs Francis J Nolte of Butler road, earned the American Legion medal for Shenango Township High School. The medal, symbolizing outstanding ability and character, was presented on closing day by Attorney Orville Brown on behalf of the American Legion.

William Nolte Francis J. Nolte Butler Road American Legion Shenango Township High School Young Nolte Orville Brown Americarm Legion

Canal Report In Final Form With Shipments To Washington

The Ohio River Lake Erie canal project report is finalized by U S Army Engineers. It will be mailed to division HQ in Cincinnati, then to Washington, before potential congressional action. Four routes are evaluated, linking the Ohio Valley to the Great Lakes.

International News Service Pittsburgh District Corps of U. S. Army Engineers Cincinnati Washington L. F. Rhoads Ohio Valley Great Lakes Rhoads Legislative Committee Congress

Eleven Hundred Books Borrowed Here Each Day

The New Castle free public library reported a 1 percent rise in circulation in 1933 over 1932, releasing figures by librarian Miss Alice M. Sterling. Total circulation reached 361,176 for the year, a 76 percent increase since 1929, averaging 1,122 books per day with adult circulation up 5 percent.

American Library Association New Castle Yale University Press Wiliam McKean Brown Memorial Foundation New Castle Free Public

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