Longworth Notes Campaign Alignments and Reversals
Special to The News from Wallington D C June 1 Alice Longworth reports Father Coughlin could boost anti Republican sentiment if nomination goes to a candidate he supports, while support for him could hurt a pro Roosevelt aspirant. Gifford Pinchot backs Kansan, opposing Roosevelt. Pinchot claims progressive credentials and notes shifts in views.
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Wallington
D.C
Father Coughlin
Union For Social Justice
Cleveland
Father Gouguin
London
Gifford Pinenot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Br. Roosevelt
Old Clark home site linked to new government building
New Castle notes report faint signs of age at the old Clark home once beside the new government building. The cellar appears to have been excavated after erection, a common feature of older houses. Construction on the State Highway department building at Wilmington road and Clemmore boulevard is set to start, with preliminary headquarters and tool buildings finished and the main contract awarded weeks ago.
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Clark
State Highway Department
Wilmington Road
Clemmore Boulevard
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period Ending 9 AM
U.S. weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 74 and minimum 57 with trace precipitation and a river stage of 44 feet for the 24 hours ending 9 AM. Statistics for the preceding 24 hours ending Sunday morning record a maximum 65, minimum 3, and trace precipitation.
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U.S
Queen Mary Ends Maiden Voyage in Fog Aboard New York
The Queen Mary arrives in New York harbor marking the end of her maiden Atlantic crossing from Cherbourg in four days twelve hours sixteen minutes. Fog delays and a lively crowd greet the liner with hopes to challenge the Normand for speed on future runs.
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H T Montgomery
Stutz
5. S. Queen Mary
New York
New York Harbor
England
North Atlantic
Normand
Ambrose
New York Bay
Cherbourg
Cunard-Wilute Star
Fagarwa
Welfare List Of Lawrence County Will Be Checked
An investigation of about 720 names on the Lawrence County relief rolls began this morning led by County Commissioner Floyd Cotton. Commissioners Bolinger and Hannon will handle office duties as the checks proceed. Some cases date back years, and officials want to confirm current circumstances. Cotton volunteers to personally visit each welfare list recipient to conduct the review amid discussions of hiring extra investigators.
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Floyd Cotton
George H. Bolinger
Joseph Hannon
Cotton
Death notices list several regional residents
A death record itemizes individuals with ages and addresses including Mrs Josephine Mayberry Selby aged 70 on King avenue and Herschel Janis Braswell aged 59 on Mahoning avenue among others such as George D Hill 68 from New Castle R D 1 Joseph Demeter 65 from Wampum Mrs Mike Joseph 56 from Union City NJ Alojzy Grzesluk 50 1507 Pennyy yonth avenue Vincent Raccanik 48 1745 Wuson avenue extension Mrs Alice Echelberger Gaudel 185 422 Sheridan avenue Me C Vy Mets 59 SOL Jackson raul Mrs Thomas McCreary Mattison 66 KR D 2 Youngstown road and Mr Adelaide DiLeonardo 49 Ellwood City.
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Josephine Mayberry Selby
King Avenue
George D.hill
New Castle
R. D
Joseph Demeter
Wampum
Mike Joseph
Union City
New Jersey
Alojzy Grzesluk
Pennyy Yonth Avenue
Vincent Raccanik
Wuson Avenue
Herschel Janis Braswell
Mahoning Avenue
Alice Echelberger Gaudel
New York Minimum Wage Law For Women Held Unconstitutional
Washington June 1 The Supreme Court held unconstitutional the New York minimum wage law for women in a 5 to 4 decision The ruling cites due process under the 14th Amendment Dissenters were Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Cardozo Brandeis and Stone The piece notes other states with similar wage laws and references prior federal actions on this issue
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
New York Court of Appeals
Hughes
Tices Cardozo
Brandeis
Stone
Utah
Colorado
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Minnesota
California
Oregon
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Congress
District of Columbia
Justice Brandeis
Youth Admits Shooting Mother in Pittsburgh Area
Sobbing 16 year old John S. Hanne Jr. confessed to killing his mother Thressa Hanna after she refused permission to use the family car. The incident occurred near the garage on Greve road North Fayette township as the teen blocked his drive to depart. He drove to Sheridan to fetch his brother Harry, while the father slept, and police were alerted after the mother was found shot near the garage doors. The gun was a .32 calibre revolver.
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Rits
Greve Road
North Fayette Township
Sheridan
Harry
Imperial
Auto Struck By Locomotive Injures Three in Crossings Incident
Three people riding in a auto were injured at 6 20 p m Saturday when the auto halted on North Croton avenue crossing and was struck by an eastbound Pennsylvania railroad freight train All injured were sent to New Castle hospital. only one discharged Names include Mrs Katherine McCormick 60 Slippery Rock Mrs Eleanor McGul Grove City and Dorothy McGill four daughter of Mrs Eleanor McGul All three remained in hospital as reports vary with continued note on page thirteen.
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North Croton Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Castle Hospital
Katherine McCormick
Slippery Rock
Eleanor McGul
Grove City
Newcastle Hospital
Dorothy McGill
New Case Hospital
Thomas
Large Crowd at Park Shows Memorial Day Display
Ten thousand people gathered at Cascade Park on Memorial Day for a pyrotechnic display by B. J. Bic ondi, praised as the best ever by Chris Coulthard of the park. No accidents were reported and about a thousand automobiles were parked on the grounds.
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Cascade Park
Memorial Day
B. J. Bicondi
Chris Coulthard
Honor Memory of Here Dead Here Saturday Service
Memorial observance for the nation’s heroic dead led by Judge James A. Chambers took place at the Penn Theater with Legion and veterans groups marching from Legion Hone to the theater. After services, a parade reformed for Greenwood cemetery rites overseen by Col. Daniel Lensize Camp United Spanish War Veterans, with volleys, flowers, taps, and rifle salutes by the Sons of Veterans and American Legion.
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Penn Theater
James A. Chambers
Legion
North Jefferson Street
American Legion
Sons of Veterans Fife and Drum Corps
Croton
Marthers
Greenwood Cemetery
Daniel Lensize
United Spanish War Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Sons of the American Legion
Charles
Baccalaureate Address Heard By Graduates
Dr J J McIlvaine delivered a baccalaureate address before 338 robed seniors and about 1 300 in the Cathedral. Dr Wingerd assisted with invocation and benediction, reading the gospel lesson. The event opened commencement activities leading to graduation on June 5 with choir and orchestra performances.
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John J. McIlvaine
First Presbyterian Church
Wingerd
McIlvaine
Charles.b. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
McIlvaine l
Rossini
God
Mendelssohn
Joseph R. Replogle
Unknown Man Dies After Leaping Before Truck Near Parkstown
Coroner Orville Potter investigates the death of an unidentified man about 55, who stepped in front of a light delivery truck driven by Clarence Miller of West Maryland Avenue Sebring. Miller and Stewart Blendinger of Sebring report the incident occurred Friday at 4:05 PM on Route 422 just east of Parkstown Corners.
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Sebring, C
Route 422
Orville Potter
Clarence Miller
Es ‘West
Maryland Avenue
Sebring
Oane
Parkstown Corners
Miller
Stewart Blendinger
Three County Schools Hold Baccalaureates
Sunday night services marked the commencements for Union Shenango and Jagsburg high schools in New Castle suburbs. Rev. D L Ferguson preached at Union, Rev Chester T R Yeates spoke at Shenango, and Rev George H Cheeseman led Harlansburg with assistance from Rev Leonard Matheson. Senior vocal numbers highlighted each program.
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New Castle
Union
Shenengo
Jagsburg High School
D. L. Ferguson
Highland WU. F
Shenango
Chester T. R. Yeates
U.P
Harlansburg
George H. Cheeseman
Portarsville Presbyterian Church
John Dur
Ner
Shenango Rey
Yeates
John Iams
Savannah M
Laura Mnae Houk
F. Ganway
Wilbert Leonard
Pri
Etpal
Freak Gust Of Wind Forces Plane Landing
A freak gust of wind blamed for forcing a Transcontinental and Western airliner to land at a Chicago airport injuring twelve passengers and three crew. Pilot Wesley L. Smith steered to a narrow lot to avoid wire damage, narrowly averting a crash. The Douglas twin motor jet had just arrived from New York when the mishap occurred around 10 pm, with passengers including Maurice Haas of Milwaukee and Daniel Mahoney.
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International News Service
Chicago
Amrline
Wesley L. ‘Smith
Smith
Feld
Douglass
New York
Maurice Haas
Milwaukee
Daniel Mahoney
Final Briefs In Mellon Tax Case Filed
The government files its final brief in the 3,075,103 tax case against former secretary of the treasury Andrew Mellon with treasury counsel Herman Oliphant and assistant attorney general Robert H. Jackson arguing Mellon's post–secretary disassociation from prior business was not equivalent to death, countering Mellon’s counsel Frank Horan’s earlier contentions.
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Cintemontlona News Service
Washington
Lreagary
Congress May Not Conclude By Saturday
President Roosevelt faces a stalled $800 million tax bill as Senate Finance balks at his proposal for undistributed corporate earnings taxes. House favors the reform, while leadership weighs delaying adjournment into the conventions period.
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William K. Hutchinson
International Wave Service
Washington
Congress
Senate Finance
Rooseveltt
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Sheins Bi Lamorrow
Airport Project Moves Ahead for City Site
Harrisburg meeting informed Glenp RK Throop city engineer and Joseph C Alexander director of Parks reported they gained arrangements for a Class A airport. Captain Francis Butler said actual construction should start next week on Route 22 port site with WPA district 14 oversight.
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Glenp
RK. Throop
Parks
Joseph C. Alexander
Harrisburg
Francis Butler
District 14
WPA
Route 22
Special Session Resumes Tonight in Harrisburg
Governor urges action to unlock 70.99 million dollars for unemployment relief as 583,000 Pennsylvanians face fund exhaustion. Legislators reconvene for a fifth week to resolve deadlock on June appropriation and avoid recurring emergency transfers.
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International
Harrisburg
George H. Earlenot
Pennsylvania
Esrle
Holidays in the Woods Motor Journey Warnings
A fragmented note warns travelers about holiday road conditions with broken parts, scattered debris, and daubed barns. It urges patience and caution, discouraging aggressive driving and advising against overtaking in wooded areas during peak travel periods.
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Teather
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Chambers
D. M. Clark
J. J. McIlvaine
Cathedral
Dr. Wingerd
Ohio College
Wartha Louise Sane
Martha-Louise Saxe
Ellsworth
Miami University
Oxford
George P. Petty
Reéension University
Miss Saxe
Delta Delta Delta
Central Press
Mellon
Arthur Mometer
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