Oil aid to Britain linked to Dutch trade talks
Washington reports Japan is pressing the Netherlands East Indies to curb rubber shipments to the United States and high grade oil to Singapore for Britain to meet its needs. Officials fear a Pacific crisis if no compromise is reached, while Tokyo seeks acceptance of its demands as a bargaining position stiffens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Netherlands East Indies
United States
Singapore
Netherlands
Pacific
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Batavia
Yoshizawa
Matsuoka
South Pacific
Baseball figure Carl Myland visits Sher idan kin in city
Carl Myland formerly with the local baseball team, now of Chicago, spent yesterday in the city visiting his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Fred Englehart of Sheridan avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Myland
Chicago
Fred Englehart
Sheridan Avenue
Egyptian cabinet resigns in Cairo on June 4
The Egyptian cabinet announced its resignation today in Cairo, marking a significant political shift. No immediate replacement was disclosed as authorities assess the situation and plan next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cairo
Occupy Syria demands fuel Britain shift stance on Germany
The article notes a British demand to occupy Syria and a strong rejection of compromise peace at a party convention by 2,430,000 to 19,000. London presses for action against the French mandate near eastern territory while reporting massing French air force units. Britain pledges to attack German forces wherever found as evidence of German infiltration in Syria grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
Near Eastern
Britain
Syria
Former Kaiser Wilhelm Dies in Holland Exile
The former German ruler Kaiser Wilhelm II died in Doorn Park Holland after a sudden illness and coma. Princess Hermine Duchess of Brunswick and Prince Oskar rushed to his bedside with the Duchess as the end neared. The Hohenzollern administration announced a funeral for next Monday and noted burial at Doorn Park with possible future repatriation to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Hermine
Duchess of Brunswick
Prince Oskar
Berlin
Hohenzollern
Doorn Park
Germany
Postpone Golf League Matches Due to Rain
President Geno Veri of the Sylvan Heights Golf League announced that matches scheduled for this evening have been postponed until Friday evening because of rain. Teams unable to play Friday are asked to arrange to play before next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geno Veri
Sylvan Heights Golf League
Picture Recital At Central Church Sunday Night
Dr. Newton C. Carpenter, noted Chautauqua lecturer, will present his picture recital The romance of the Holy Land at Central Presbyterian church at 7 45 Sunday evening June 8. He has performed 390 times for about 180000 people using more than 100 colored pictures. Rev Dr R M Patterson will preside and local talent will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton C. Carpenter
Lyceum
Central Presbyterian Church
Neshannock Post To Name Delegates
Neshannock Post No 315 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 126 East Washington street Thursday evening to elect delegates to district and state conventions. The district meet is in Erie on Sunday where post policy will be outlined and delegates to the state convention instructed. Delegates will represent the post at both meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East
Washington Street
Erie
Britain Seeks More Ships From US Says Knox
Secretary of the Navy Knox said Britain is urgently seeking more ships from the United States, mainly merchantmen, with no request for extra destroyers. He noted British shipping losses claimed by Germany are likely exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Knox
United States
Britain
Germany
Y W C A Camp Fully Prepared For Season At East Brook
The Y W C A camp at East Brook prepares for a grand season with two periods nearly full and a steady uptick in registrations. Mary Colchiski and Mr Fixit have spent days cleaning repairing and readying for campers aged 8 to 18 arriving June 24. Registration for three periods runs June 24 July 5 July 8 July 19 and July 22 August 2 with medical certificates required one week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Mr. Outhwaite
Mr. Fixit
Mary Colchiski
Mary
Charges That F.C.C. Exceeded Authority In Radio Orders
Senator White L said the Federal Communications Commission overstepped its powers in radio rules proposing a constitutional limit and clear definition of its authority. FCC Chairman Fly denied the charge testifying before the Interstate Commerce Committee. White urged Congress to confine the agency to authority under the anti trust act, leaving monopoly issues to courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Sen. White
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Commission
James L. Fly
I'lv
Congress
White
Deaths of the Day Mrs Mary Boyles Clendenin 82
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Mary Boyles Clendenin widow of Wells B Clendenin at 317 Clenmore boulevard born in New Castle March 9 1859 eldest child of George Vincent Boyles and Emma Boyles last surviving of her generation. Funeral at 2 30 pm from her Clenmore residence with interment in Graceland. Also notices the funerals of Benton Irvin McFarland and C O Vance with service details and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyles Clendenin
Wells B. Clendenin
Clenmore Boulevard
Clendenin
New Castle
George Vincent Boyles
Emma Pearson Boyles
Boyles
David C. Boyles
Frederick Boyles
Gala Boyles Foltz
First Presbyterian Church
Bert L. Reed
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Childs
Lumberville
Stewart
Virginia Foltz
Basil M. Stevens
Montclair
N. J
Jos
S. Rice Co
East North Street
Graceland Cemetery
Funeral Services for Josephine Kieler Held Today
Funeral services for Josephine Kieler of 11 Sprting Street were held this morning at 8 30 from J R Noga Funeral Home East Long Avenue with a solemn high mass at 9 at Madonna Church Rev Fr Edward Szelong the celebrant Rev Fr William Pisarcik deacon and Rev Fr William Erkens sub deacon Pallbearers included William Bunny Joseph Golonka Paul Zaremba Stanley Glink Joseph Mescail and Stanley Cwynar The committal followed at Madonna Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Kieler
Sprting Street
J. R. Noga
East Long Avenue
Madonna Church
Edward Szelong
William Pisarcik
William Erkens
William Bunny
Joseph Golonka
Paul Zaremba
Stanley Glink
Joseph Mescail
Stanley Cwynar
Fr. Szelong
Madonna Cemetery
Coast Guard Officers to Be Transferred to Navy Service
President Roosevelt approved an agreement to transfer an unnamed number of coast guard officers and enlisted men to the navy. Under an executive order, these personnel will serve aboard naval vessels and be attached to the navy while remaining coast guard assets. The move, authorized by a 1915 law, places the coast guard under navy orders in peacetime when directed by the president for national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Navy
Naval Operations
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Navy
St John's Missionaries to Meet at Moravia Street Home
Members of St Johns Missionaries will gather at the home of Mrs Epolpa Maul in 931 Moravia Street on Thursday afternoon at 1 o clock for a scheduled meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Missionaries
Epolpa Maul
Moravia Street
Movies to Be Shown at Booker T. Washington Center
Movies will be shown at Booker T. Washington Center Thursday evening at 8 o clock. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington Center
Westminster College Graduation Noted This Week
The week marks commencement events in the city and county with Westminster College in Lawrence County set to graduate over a hundred students next Monday. Meanwhile high schools finish sessions as hundreds more will pass their diplomas this week. Local gardeners battle pests as they tend plots around town. The West Pittsburg steam plant showcases a landscaped lawn within an eight foot woven wire fence and similar grounds at other substations.
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Lawrence County
College
Westminster
West Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Power Company
Near $12,000 Raised in U S C Campaign Reports
United States Campaign reports show Ellwoodians and New Wilmington workers meeting high quotas. Shenango Pottery solicitation led by William E. Rech contributed to a total of $11,337.50 last night with varied gifts from firms and unions across Lawrence County including American Can Elliott Bros. Steel Co Fleming Structural Steel Johnson Bronze Na tional Pants National Radiator and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
W. Fillmore Campbell
New Castle
Flaherty
Shenango Pottery
William E. Rech
Shenango Pottery Workers’ Association
American Can
Elliott Bros. Steel Co
Fleming Structural Steel
Garland Manufacturing
Johnson Bronze
Johnson Bronze Co
National
New Castle Refractories Co
New Castle Refractori
Pennsylvania Power Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Citizens National Bank
Peoples Bank
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Insurance Group
Federated Cement Tile Co
Wampum
New Castle Limestone Co
Workers Demand Higher Pay Triggering Price Rises
Workers push for increased wages, raising production costs. As prices climb, farmers seek higher taxes to offset city-made goods cost increases, reflecting rising living costs and tax burden across sectors.
East Brook Class Receives Diplomas at Commencement
East Brook high school seniors received diplomas in a formal commencement last night. They will depart Thursday for a post graduation sightseeing trip to Washington, D. C. Dr Ronald C Matthews of Westminster College spoke on Youth Their Future. Diplomas were presented by Mrs Ida Robinson. Principal Ralph E Watson gave awards. Elia Kincaid delivered the valedictory and Katherine Kline the salutatory. The boys quartet performed and Frances Bodziach sang a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook High School
Washington, D. C
Ronald C. Matthews
Westminster College
Ida Robinson
East Brook Board of Education
Ralph E. Watson
Elia Kincaid
Katherine K
Bombing Nazi Bases on French Coast Reported
June 4 news states British planes struck Nazi bases along the French coast. Explosions were so powerful they rattled buildings on the English side while visibility hindered viewing from the French side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
London
Channel
Congress Debates Draft Everything Bill Amid Protests
Lawmakers clash over a sweeping draft bill as Byrd Coffee and others denounce its reach. Critics warn it would empower a dictatorship, while Roosevelt aides hint at broad approval for supplying Britain and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Coffee
Wash
Liberal Bloc
Hitler
Congress
Roosevelt
Britain
U. S
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East Indies
U.S
Kingsbury Smith International News Service
Great Britain
Kaiser Wilhelm
Holland
Central Church
N. C. Carpenter
Neshannock
ULOVA
Perelman
TIME
Jewels
F.C.C
Father
Castle Stationery Co
N. Mercer Street
McFarland Services
Benton Irvin McFarland
Woodlawn Avenue
Hodge
East Wallace Avenue
J. A. Miller
G W. Cooper
Greenville
Ruby Miller
June Young
Frances Williamson
Garth Edmundson
McFarland
Samuel McCurdy
Jesse Graham
Harry Barr
Edward Leban
Elmer Farrell
William Travers
Vance Funeral
C. O. Vance
Kieler Services
PA Newc
State Health Department
Gustav's
Sense Industries
Byrd
Bach
Guilet
Sissis
Burke
A. Darrell Burke
North
Jefferson St
Pho
Ri. Boyd
Hamilton, Elgin and Waltham
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