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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1934

Page

8

McLeod Backers Demand Vote On Depositor Bill

Washington reports that sponsors press for a House vote on the McLeod depositor bill amid mounting movement toward adjournment. A 445 member petition aimed to force June 11 consideration, while opponents warn the measure would fail on the floor. The party also notes a separate petition could enable a June 1 vote on the Frazier Lemke refinancing bill amid administration opposition. Margarets library usage reaches 34,205 in 1933, counting adult and juvenile rooms.

International News Sear Washington McLeod Rep. McLendky Michigan McGuinn +R Kansas Rep. Burns Tennessee Democratle

Westminster College Senior Dance Committee Members

On Saturday night Westminster College held its senior class dance with two committee members named Betty Newell Ambridge and Jean Miller Bradard. Newell, a Signa Kappa Sigma member and secretary of her class, is active in Target and Pan-Hellenic Council, participates in intramural sports, and serves on several student groups. Miller, eighth in her class and Psi Nu member, is also in Target and Chi Omega, has appeared on intramural teams and the va sily debate squad, editors on the newspaper staff, and sings in the chapel choir.

Westminster College Betty Newel Ambridge Jean Miller Bradard Miss Newell Miss Miller Signa Kappa Sarori Target Stu Psi Nu

Rev ODonnell Taken By Death Was Eleventh Head Of School

Rev Charles L O Donnell C B G Ph D longtime president of the University of Notre Dame died in St Joseph s hospital South Bend at 45 after over a year of illness. Born Greenfield Indiana November 15 1844 he was Notre Dame graduate 1905 studied at Harvard Catholic university Holy Cross college and Catholic university earning his PhD in 1910. He was ordained June 24 1910 and later served as professor of English literature at Notre Dame.

International News Services South Bend Ind Charles L. O'Donnell University of Notre Dame St. Joseph's Hospital France John McCormick Miami Beach Fla John F. O'Hara S. C Iiet University James R. A. Lungren Kokomo Father O'Donnell Greenfield Notre Dame Harvard Catholic University Holy Cross College Washington, D. C

Blind Minister to Be Honored with Doctor of Divinity

Rev. R A Blair, long blind, will receive the doctor of divinity degree at Geneva College Beaver Falls on Tuesday. Former Rose Point RPC pastor now leads Parnassus RPC. A noted western Pennsylvania figure, he travels with his German shepherd Dot and has spoken to Lions Club and local students. Blair, a Geneva College and Princeton alum, did China missionary work where his vision faded. There are over 80,000 blind people in the United States.

R.A. Blair Geneva College Beaver Falls Blair Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian Church Reformed Presbyterian Church Parnassus Pennsylvania Dot Rev. Blair Lions Club Reformed Presbyterian Seminary Princeton University China United States

Senate Hopes To Pass Tariff Bill

Washington June 4 The Senate aims to enact the reciprocal tariff bill after two hours earlier session. The House quickly passed the measure which would empower the president to negotiate tariff concessions with foreign nations in exchange for 40 American products facing up to 50 percent tariff reductions. Republican critics call it a constitutional powers issue while administration leaders say tariff bargaining is needed to revive foreign trade.

Washington Senate House Congress America

Bessemer High Commencement Week Opens with Sermon

Bessemer High School began commencement activities with Dr W E McClure of New Castle delivering the baccalaureate sermon before 51 graduates and friends at the high school auditorium. Rev W J Engle assisted with the service and the program included hymns prayers and a farewell chorus. Commencement exercises are set for Thursday evening June 7.

Bessemer High School W. E. McClre First Presbyterian Church of New Castle W. J. Engle Bessemer Presbyterian Church eMac Almighty i King W. E. McClure America The Beautiful W. J. McClure Rev. Engle

Bessemer Class To Stage Gay Program

Bessemer high school seniors announce the Class Night program to be staged at the Bessemer auditorium on Tuesday evening June 5. The program lists a matinee, Welcome Address, class history, prophecies, musical pieces by Huff High School band, and speeches by Fred Seltzer, Hazel Hawes Bey, and Dorothy Johnson. Officers include William DeArment as president, Dorothy Johnson secretary, and Fred Seltzer treasurer. Class colors are green and gold and the motto is Yes Beginning. Graduation date omitted.

Gerald E. Nord Bessemer High School Bessemer Huff—High School Fred Seltzer Kenneth Young Huff— High School Hazel Hawes Bey William de Dorothy Johnson Fort Gay Sam Gadziar Ed Shogren Dorothy Houlette Melon Hulina William DeArment

Union Service At Highland Church

The monthly missionary prayer service of the women of four United Presbyterian churches takes place Tuesday at 10 49 a m at Highland United Presbyterian Church. The topic is New Vistas in the Mountains with Mrs Tra Alford as leader Mrs Chester Minnick on News Items U P Trails discussed by Mrs W C Mitchell The Mountain Youth by Mrs M R Newberry and the noon table talk led by Mrs D L Ferguson with Rev Margaret Joshua as speaker.

United Presbyterian Churches Highland United Presbyterian Church Tra Alford Kadee Chester Minnick U. P W. C. Mitchell M. R. Newberry D. L. Ferguson Fev Margaret Joshua

Former Resident Severely Injured in Steel Mill Accident

Richard Christy aged 24 a well known New Castle resident is in Tarentum Pennsylvania after an accident at the Allegheny Steel Company mill. He lost all fingers of his left hand and is reported by friends and relatives as receiving serious injuries with concern expressed by the local community.

Richard Christy New Castle Tarentum Allegheny Steel Company

New Accusations Upset Truce In Socialites Feud

In Sewickley Weights a $430,000 Kirks mansion splits into two camps as two Kennedy sisters sue Williams Jenne family members, then Jennes file warrants against the Kennedys and their parents. The feud escalates after an aviator husband faced disturbances in court.

Pittsburgh David M. Kirks Sewickley Joine. Kennedy Willam K. Jenne Jennes

Cassle Shannon Justice hears cases against Kennedy and Kirks

Saturday before Justice Beatrice Popp at Cassle Shannon, informations were filed against Mrs Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Kirk. Kennedy faced 4 percent breach of the peace charges while the Kirks were charged with aggravated assault and hate. Hearings were scheduled for tomorrow. over a year earlier Jenne had Kennedy arrested on an alleged stabbing attempt, but charges were later dropped.

Justice of the Peace Beatrice Popp Cassle Shannon

When He Ties Knot It Holds Till Death

Bellefontaine Ohio report notes 95 year old Justice Bates recalls marrying hundreds of souls and still presides at trials, walks three blocks to the post office daily. Story hours at the city library attracted 2369 attendees this fall and winter, led by Miss Alice Joyce. Dr John Prioletti to address the Wolves club Tuesday at 6:30 in The Castleton.

Bellefontaine Ohio City Free Public Library Fgures Alice Joyce Woly John Prioletti Wolves Castleton

Bandits Forcing Man To Open Thrifty Market Safe

Youngstown June 4 Police seek two armed bandits who kidnapped Clyde C. Bary, manager of the Thrifty Market on Federal Street, after he got off a bus Saturday night. They forced him to open the safe and escaped with 1600 dollars. He was held captive for several hours.

Youngstown Clyde C. Bary Federal Street Ube

Fifteen Taken Ill By Heat Wave in Youngstown

In Youngstown on June 4 the temperature hovered near 98 with a June record of 99. Fifteen people, mostly mill workers and street pedestrians, were hospitalized or confined at home as heat victims.

Youngstown

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