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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

5

Protest Meeting Sparks WPA Layoff Demonstration

About 190 WPA workers gathered in a court room Wednesday night under the Workers Alliance to protest layoffs. Joe Board chaired, with remarks by Booth, J. Dolsen of Allegheny County Workers, Mayor Charlies E. McGrath, and John Bosley of Ellwood City. Thomas Hanlon named delegate to the Right To Work Congress in Washington. A protest resolution against the layoff policy was approved.

WPA Workers Alliance Joe Board Booth J. Dolsen Allegheny County Charlies EB. McGrath Congre John Bosley Ellwood Cty Organized Favor Thomas Hanlon Washington, D. C Washington

Soundings to Locate Sunken Treasure Near Quilleboeuf

Paris reports soundings will be taken in the Seine near Quilleboeuf Lighthouse to locate the hulk of the Telemaque treasure ship. The vessel sank during the French Revolution while carrying gold, silver bullion, precious objects, and a Marie Antoinette necklace. An English company won salvage rights at a state auction last year, but the state retains a large share of recovered value.

Paris Seine River Quilleboeuf Telemaque England Marie Antoinette Tis State

College grads have best chance says Adelphi headmaster

William Statler of Adelphi Academy told the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs that a survey of 1928 to 1934 graduates shows high employment. Ninety five percent employed, two thirds find work in their fields, and about one third of men were their own bosses within eight years.

Internarlaterl Atlantic City William Statler Adelphi Academy Brooklyn New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs

Personal Notices of Visitors and Homecomings from a City

Local notes list Eddie Mariacher visiting relatives in Telativoy and many residents returning from trips to Cleveland Erie Youngstown and Toronto. The column records family moves visits illnesses recoveries and hospital stays including Mrs J A Martin and others at various streets and towns. Also included is a brief civic fact about the vice presidency and succession.

Eddie Mariacher Niles Sth Harlansburg Road Cleveland Virginia Flour Lacusy Street Wiliam Whiteford West Washington Street Erie Joseph Zambella South Mill Street North Liberty Street Helen Sherwood Sharon Mary Jones Reynolds Street A. M. Fhak Park Avenue Janet Franklin J. R. Kimmel Toronto Jameson Mermorial Hospital Harry Doerr Dorothy Moore Cunningham Avenue New York F. L. Heller Sheridan Avenue al Williams Garfield Avenue Syracuse Gayle Love Chestnnut St Grant Youngstown Joan Stewart Spruce Street Robert Carnes Croton Avenue Clyde Davidson Arthur Kegarise English Avenue T. J. Fletcher Delaware Avenue Pennsylvania Chironody Society Harrisburg Charles Esposito Bronx James Zambella South Cedar Street Lawrence Jones James Birt Smithfield Street Conneaut Arnold Barnsley Ann Lewis Lela Hame Ralph Johnson Hele Huron Avenue Ambridge Palt Beach Louis Mack Harrison Street Anna Mae Ashtabwa Thomas J. Hinkson Dewey Ave Ed, Hill North Bay Street Fred Hill North Mulberry Street Margaret Howe Randolph Street Alice Tanner Beckford Street Marie Pack Grand Street Moore Lois Jean Midland Richard Gorman East Washington Street Maxine Mercer Har Jansburg Road Washington, D. C East Brook High School John Boyle Neshannook Avenue New Castle Hospital Welty Rugh Shadyside Academy Pittsburgh W. Rugh North Jefferson Street Roger Dorcy East Lincoln Avenue Ne Aigaunt W. ¥. Vincent Johnstown Gettysburg Reed McCaskey Whippo St Walter Conover Pine Street Jas. Bradford Wilmington-avenue Jack McMillen Winter -Avenue Frank Bordonaro Beaver Joseph Bordonaro Margaret Bordonaro South Mill Stren William Birt Eleanor Louise Adams Street Charles Morgan Miriam and Charles, Jr Connernut G. L. Todd J. W. Todd Pulaski Buffalo N.Y Ted Wim. Todd Gallendar Ontario Sarah Elder Jack Edward la Jolla Cal W. H. Marker Winter Avenue Robert Anthony Evans Nor Wood Avenue Northwestern University New Kensington Josepph Bordonaro Betty Campbell Moody Avenue Lenore Fulkerson Crayford Avenue Betty Bloomer Hillcrest Avenue Gerry Flick James Pilliphant William Francis and James, Jr Masury Mr. McFeaters Hospital Lyere Alvan Sutvenson Martin Street Warren, O Roy McBride Ray Granite City Winais Stevenson George Wharter Senate Congress

Molotov speech reshapes Anglo Soviet talks on entente

British French and Italian observers mark Molotov's Kremlin speech as a severe blow to democratic diplomacy while London and Paris seek a bargaining frame to reassure Moscow. Berlin hails perceived setback as Britain confronts growing fears over a Russo German pivot.

Foreign Office Vyacheslav Molotov Molotov League of Nations Russia Italy Germany Kremlin Hitler London Britain France Paris Moscow Soviet Union Munich Czecho-Slovakia Ceremany Berlin Gleefwly Ans Mololoy Frussia

Marriage License Applications Read Across Names and Places

A list of marriage license applications cites numerous individuals with varied hometowns including Cleveland, Youngstown, New Castle, and Ashtabula. The record notes applicants such as Clark Bennington Ellsworth, Elizabeth Bonk, Leroy Wilson, Maejor, Lawrence Sidaway, Clara Schoenfeld Howard, Martha Moran, Patsy Dilelio, Robert Morehouse, Elsie Armstrong, John Ferman, and others in Ohio regions. A separate World News brief reports the British train wreck near Hilgay, England, where six were killed and sixteen injured when the Norfolk London Express collided with a truck, derailing the engine and toppling three coaches.

Hilgay England

The Human Side Of The News By Edwin C Bill

The Montecristo weavers story follows Carmen as she travels to New York to see store clothes and wonders at outside world fashion. It highlights home crafts, family pride, and the contrast between traditional weaving life and modern machines, noting long hours and heat but confident that workmanship will endure.

Edwin C. Bill Montecristo United States Papal Carmen Mana New York

Rural residents stay home Sundays report says

An International News Service note from Philadelphia cites U S Bureau of Public Roads data via the Keystone Automobile Club of Philadelphia. It finds rural residents average fewer trips on Sundays, while residents in counties with populations over ten thousand averaged about 90.4 miles per Sunday drive.

International News Service Philadelphia Pennsylvania U.S Kexstone Automoapile Club auLoisis Couny G.a mi Eitits Vine “Ree Port

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