Germany to seek a new Germany under Papen regime
The German government, after dissolving the Reichstag, vows a regenerated Germany free from Versailles and democracy’s failures. The cabinet, led by Franz von Papen, attacks Bolshevism and declares equality with world powers on reparations and armaments. The manifesto blames Versailles and parliamentary democracy for ruin and promises a spiritual and economic recovery under aristocratic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Deuss
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Franz von Papen
Dolf Hitler
Diplomas Awarded to Senior High Class of 242
The 59th commencement at Ben Franklin Junior High marked a distinct ceremony as 242 graduates received diplomas after the January total of 148. Dr. Robert F. Galbreath of Westminster College delivered the commencement oration on “Your Heritage.” Rev. A. M. Stump offered the invocation as the program opened with the orchestra playing Rosamunde Overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin Junior High School
Robert F. Galbreath
Westminster College
New Castle
A. M Stump
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bonus Marchers Agree To Depart From Cleveland
About 900 veterans from Michigan and Ohio left the Cleveland freight yards after 600 police used force to eject them. Police established lines as Colonel William L. Marlin and other officers oversaw the retreat toward Route 422 toward Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
R. R. Yard
International News Service
Washington
Michigan
Ohio
Waterloo
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
George J. Mato Jiz
Matowitz
William L. Marlin
145Th
Ohio National Guard
George
Hitch Hiking Must Stop Here City Edict
Mayor Charles B. Mayne told a juvenile court session that caddies from the New Castle Field Club may not thumb rides from between the public square and the city line. Residents complained of noise as boys sought rides, with threats of custody and drastic punishment for violators.
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Charles B. Mayne
New Castle
North
Jefferson Street
Public Square
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period Ends 9 A.M.
U S weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 88 and a minimum of 59 with trace precipitation and a river stage of 4.6 feet. For the same date last year the highs were 83 and lows 52 with no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Pair Caught After Street Chase Held For Court Trial
Donald Wells of Blairsville and William Thompson of Campbell C. were held for the June criminal court term on break ing and entering and carrying concealed weapons in the Haney Furniture store case. Bail set at 5000 each. preliminary hearing before Alderman Marshall. Testimony from Haney Furniture Co. and local officers described the burglary and escape.
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Donald Wells
Blairsville
William Thompson
Campbell, C
Haney Furniture
William E. Marshall
Commonwealth
William E. Trick
The
Haney Furniture Company
George Kennedy
Willis McMullen
Earl Bigley
Trick
Dietrich Home Fortified Amid Lindbergh Threats
Hollywood June 4 Detectives bolster security at the Beverly Hills mansion of star Dietrich after letters threatening kidnapping and murder of her six year old daughter Maria were received. Investigators probe “Lindbergh notice” messages clipped from magazines while DA Baron Fitts questions thirteen suspects including former servants and a studio employee.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Lindbergh
Beverly Hills
Miss Dietrich
Maria
Dietrich
Baron Fitts
Spitale Faces More Trouble in Lindbergh Case
Salvatore Spitale, linked as a Lindbergh baby kidnaping negotiator, was arrested on a revolver without a permit but freed after a Greene County judge’s permit was found. Magistrate Mogileski dismissed the charge and returned the pistol to police, hinting at perjury charges if his Greene County residency claim is false. Six men arrested with him at a raid on a speakeasy were also freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Salvatore Spitale
Spitale
W. E. Thorpe
Greene County
Mogileski
Greene
House Ready To Approve A Billion Dollar Tax Bill
The House prepared to approve a $1.119 billion tax bill described as disliked by many. Senate opposition undercuts momentum as Conferees’ electricity tax action faces pushback. Action in Washington aims to reassure financial stability despite delay concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Williams
Neal
Earthquake Toll Rises in Central Mexico
In Colima region the quake killed or injured 30 people with ten bodies recovered. Soldiers and relief parties conducted searches while Colima faced near martial law. Damage reached about 500000 dollars destroying rail lines and severing lines to Anzanillo.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Mexico
Colima
Southern Pacific
Anzanillo
Senator Lewis proposes sales tax to aid unemployed
Special To The News reports in Beverly Hills that Ham Lewis of Illinois endorses a sales tax on untaxed items to fund unemployment relief. He argues tax payments would come from buyers, aiding those in need without broad economic harm.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Congress
Ham Lewis
Illinois
Lindbergh Kidnap Hoax Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
John Hughes a Norfolk boat builder known as a hoax negotiator in the Lindbergh case pleads not guilty to obstructing justice. Curtis has been jailed since his confession that he duped Col. Lindbergh about contact with the kidnappers. Arraigned before Judge Adam O. Robbins. trial set for June 27. bail remains $10,000 و.
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International News Service
Flemington
N. J
John Hughes
Norfolk
Lindbergh
Curtis
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Commons Pleas
Adam O. Robbins
Robbins
Seek To Block Special Session
Harrisburg reports a drive to halt another Pennsylvania special legislative session. Seventy five rural House members were urged to attend a Wednesday meeting where Rep. George N. Wade and A L Sheffer will present a message to Gov. Pinchot opposing further taxation and urging local solution of unemployment, criticizing excess spending by larger communities.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
George N. Wade
Cumberland County
A. L. Sheffer
Mifflin County
Wade
Gifford Pinchot
Wade and
Sheffer
Bonus Army Charge Condemned as Communist Inspired
Detroit June 4. A joint resolution by four leading veterans groups condemns the Bonus Army march from Detroit to Washington as communist inspired. The American Legion VFW Disabled Veterans and Spanish War Veterans accuse the Workers Ex-Service Men's League of being a subsidiary of the Communist Party aimed at proselytizing veterans rather than securing the bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Detroit
Bonus Army
Cleveland
Washington
Michigan
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Workers Ex-Service Men's League
Communist Party of America
Seven-year-old James Bevan Severely Injured in River Accident
James Bevan seven of 309 Knox Street, grandson of Officer James Wysner, sustained a severe two inch cut on his right foot while swimming in the Shenango River near the water works last night.
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James Bevan
Knox Street
James Wysner
Shenango River
Bicycle Stolen From Regent Theatre
Mrs. William R. Jaxtheimer of 15 West North Street reports her son's bicycle was stolen last night while it was parked at the Regent Theatre.
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William R. Jaxtheimer
West
North Street
Regent Theatre
Woman Charged In Murder Of Young Irishman
Mrs Elvira Dolores Barney daughter of a knight and former musical comedy actress was charged at Westminster police court with the wilful murder of Michael Stephen son of a prominent banker. Stephen was shot to death after a cocktail party at Barney's Knightsbridge apartment. Barney is the wife of American singer John Sterling Barney.
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London
Elvira Dolores Barney
Westminster
Michael Scott Stephen
Stephen
Barney
Knightsbridge
John Sterling Barney
Three Erie Holdup Men Are Captured
In Erie Pennsylvania seven hours after a bus operator was robbed of 51 dollars, three men Wilbur Umnitz 29 George Zimmer 25 and Albert De george 19 were captured as they slept in a beach hide-out. A loaded revolver and a large amount of change were seized by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Erie
Wilbur Umnitz
George Zimmer
Albert Degeorge
Henry Robson
Shoots His Wife Dies In Battle With Officers
In Vineland New Jersey on June 4 John B Tamini a 36 year old World War veteran shot and killed his wife as she slept then was mortally wounded after a pistol duel with police who besieged the home More than 100 shots were fired as tear gas bombs were used and the man died from two heart wounds while the boy Maurice escaped from a second story window to raise the alarm Mrs Fred Armstrong son Robert and father Charles M Cale returned from Raphine Virginia with the body of Mrs Cale for burial
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International News Service
Vineland
N. J
John B. Tamini
Tamini
Maurice
Westminster College opens commencement week with events
Westminster College begins its commencement season with the Alumni Diner at noon in United Presbyterian church followed by officer elections. A memorial to Dr. Robert Ferguson will be unveiled at 2:30, the Class of 1929 plants two trees at 3:30, and the day ends with the crowning of May queen Ruth Wagoner at 7:00.
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Westminster College
United Presbyterian Church
H. H. Donaldson
R H. Galbreath
Robert Gracey Ferguson
Westminster
Market Street
Old Main Memorial
Margaret McFate
Howard Hamer
Ruth Wagoner
Sharon
Florence Groth
Shaker Heights
Death Record for Local Residents Stirs Notice
John Cassalla 67 of 302 Taylor Street died. Catherine McGrath 79 of Slippery Rock, and Adam Mershimer 75 of New Castle are listed as related parties in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cassalla
Taylor St
Catherine McGrath
Slippery Rock
Adam Mershimer
New Castle
Polish American pilot Hausner set for solo New York to Warsaw flight
Stanley Hausner, a Polish American aviator with little experience, launched from New York at 9:46 a m aiming to cross the Atlantic solo to Warsaw. Fog and storms challenged his flame colored monoplane as he disappeared into overwater conditions with no reports since departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eternal News Service
London
Stanislaus F. Hausner
England
New York
Warsaw
Poland
Hausner
Stanley Hausner
Atlantic Ocean
Remembering Pastimes In The Garden
Arthur Mometer recalls youth days in a lush sod setting where he played croquet with a crooked stick. He reflects on pastimes, lessons learned, and now faces a hot ninety one degree day while tending cucumbers at sunset.
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Reichstags
von Papen
DR. Galbreath
Stu
Dents
R. F. Galbreath
Army OF Police
Youngstown
Daily Weather Report
Kennedy
Young
Thomas
Flinner
Hoyt Block
Marlene
Underworld
Will Wodins
Him
Norfolk Shipbuilder
Flemington, N. J
Fred Armstrong
Robert
Charles M. Cale
Wallace Avenue
Raphine
Cale
Crown May
Arthur Mometer
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