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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1934

Page

2

Senate May Hold Up Congress Action Amid White House Push

Washington June 5 A Republican Senate minority vows to block each measure in Roosevelt six point must program delaying adjournment past Saturday. They threaten weeks of debate unless a date for adjournment is fixed and the president modifies the agenda. Bills include Wagner labor disputes farm licensing act housing drought relief and a billion dollar unemployment grant amid partisan battles shaping an extended session.

William K. Putchinson International News Service Washington Roosevelt Senate House Czar Reed Wallace Congress Hopkins

Nurses Graduated Names List in New Castle Area

The article lists graduating nurses including Leola Dale Cutler and Mary Pearl Carr of New Castle, Marie Eleanor Grotefend of New Castile, Dorothy May Williams and Melisse Eva Badger of Portersville, Janet Marie Neiper of Portersville, Ann Gertrude Armond of New Castle, Mary Elizabeth Fee of New Castle, Florabell Marie Brene.

Locusts Vex Neshanock Township As City Updates

Locusts swarm Neshanock township per Harry Folding R D 3 who brought two pests to The News. A guardian angel aided an aged pedestrian crossing Washington Street as six cars slowed to stop. New Castle Street Electric cleans and repaints five cars, with eleven more to follow. project extends over time.

Neshannock Township Harry Folding Polding Shenango U. P Guardian Angel Washington Street Washington St Mercer Street the Square New Castle Street Electric Company Thomas ©. Moore

Testimony Sessions Set by Workmen's Bureau Official

UL E Christley of the late Workmen's Compensation Bureau will take testimony in compensation seatings at 8 30 a m Wednesday per bulletin posted in the city clerk's office.

UL. E. Christley Workmen's Compensation Bureau

New Castle Post Office Project 72.5 Percent Complete

The New Castle stone post office on the public square is 72.5 percent finished as of June 1 in its 17th month of construction. Occupancy is planned for December 1 under current schedules. May's work totaled 12,780 dollars, the largest monthly figure since October 1938 aside from April, with 46 workers employed. Elevator erections have begun and excavation for the federal building started in February 1933.

New Castle Public Square Miles E. Myers Myers May Federal

Births in New Castle Area Announce Several Daughters and Sons

Mr and Mrs Amzi Houk West Middlesex announce a daughter born May 30 named Emma Pauline. Mr and Mrs Samuel Altman announce a daughter born June 2. Mr and Mrs Loy Fennell announce a daughter born this morning in Jameson Memorial hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs William Bare a son at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Hoyland Sheridan avenue announce a son born June 4 in Jameson Memorial hospital.

Amzi Houk West Middlesex Emma Pauline Houks New Castle Samuel Altman F. D Loy Fennell West State Street Jameson Memorial Hospital William Bare West Washington Street New Castle Hospital Edward Hoyland Sheridan Avenue Mary Jesensky Andrew Jesensky Terrace Avenue Czechoslovakia Geo. Kilamar Michael Andrew Joseph Mary Valovar Anna Thelma Susan Duda Katherine Gonda Stephen Klamar St. Michael's Church

Hughes Urges Workers to Avert Steel Strike

Hughes called on workers to avoid a steel strike amid union tensions. He dismissed sympathy for a Communist aligned faction and cited six cooperative efforts with management beyond representation. He warned that continued strike threats could prevent profits and harm the steel company.

Hughes

Britain Likely to Seek Debt Settlement Talks

A note argued full payment of the British debt is impractical now. It highlighted Britain has paid far more than other European debtors but has no intention to repudiate obligations. Britain is willing to suspend payments pending talks with a reasonable prospect of agreement, as President Roosevelt considers discussions likely to yield value.

Europe Lausanne Germany Italy Czechslovakia Britain France London Roosevelt

Threaten March Upon Capitol in Steel Labor Talks

A Union delegation warned that direct intervention by President Roosevelt is needed to avert a nationwide steel strike amid talks with W A Irvin of U S Steel and NRA leaders. Johnson refused to reveal outcomes of a two hour conference while union leaders planned to meet the White House. Washington. June 5.

Johnson W. A. Irvin U.S. Steel Corporation Steel Institute Tivin Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of America White House Washington Roosevelt NRA National Labor Board

Eighth day of life for quintuplets

The quintuplets mark their eighth day in the new incubator supplied by the Canadian Red Cross and Ontario government. Marie, the smallest, remains in the incubator after arrival from Chicago last Tuesday. Mme. Louisa de Kiriline now oversees nursing with two nurses on round the clock. Dr. A R Dafoe considers transferring their care to a hospital for further treatment.

Canadian Red Cross Ontario Marie Chicago Mme Louisa de Kiriline A. R. Dafoe

Britain Justifies Debt Default In Parliament Speech

The chancellor defended Britain’s debt stance, calling the proposed plan indefi nitely post poned after full deliberation by the government. He crit icized premature American publication of the debt note and absolved the United States government of blame.

United States

Swimming Campaign Nears Sign Tonight

A youth oriented notice urges lads ages 10 to 18 to enroll in a free Learn to Swim campaign offered by the YMCA starting June 11. The plan promises instruction by competent instructors and swimming on hot days, with emphasis on no charge for enrollees.

Sol Y. M C. A Tmder

Deaths of the Day Brave Boyd of Pulaski and Others

Obituary notices list deaths from area including Boyne F Boyd of Pulaski aged 45, a Standard Tank Car Co foreman, with service details in New Bedford Evergreen cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mary Jesensky Felica Mangino Ella Glasgow and Mary Poster with funeral arrangements and interment details.

Boyne F. Boyd Pulaski R. D Frizzleburg Neshannock Falls William Mary Irwin Boyd Pulaski Township Standard Tank Car Co Masury Ohio New Bedford G. Edward Shaffer Evergreen Cemetery Felica Mangino Frank Mangino Nemo Street St. Vitus Church St. Vitus

Indiana Gangsters Escape Police Trap

Indiana gangsters elude a police trap in a bloody pursuit across southern Indiana. Deputy Sheriff Harold Amick and night officer John Pfaffenberg were killed or seriously wounded as the gang fled toward Louisville. Kidnapping claims circle the aftermath with Ralph Shields taken at gunpoint near Underwood.

Dllinger Louis-vile Ohio River Harold Amick Scottsburg Underwood Ind Ralph Shields Here Indiana Shields

Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples In Ohio And Pennsylvania

The notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names and partial addresses across Youngstown and New Castle Pennsylvania and Ohio. Couples include Joly George Emery and Cecelia Dudek. News castle Wew Gasile Joseph Moore and Betty Rochford. Amos Williams and Helene Ewing. John Hooper Union Ci and Elizabeth A Reilley. Vincent Garrats and Roches prae. Charles Robison and Margaret Reed. Alfred Magaw and Thomas Akron.

Joly George Emery Adams Cecelia Jefferson St. News Castle Wew Gasile Joseph Moore Youngstown, O Betty Rochford Youngstown

Quiet Prevails In Strike Zone Near South Mill Plant

Reported unrest around a South Mill area bridge ends with a fleeing group. A brick shattered William Downs car windshield. he was treated for facial injuries. Sheriff Pritchard vows no gathering near the plant, deploys pickets with ribbons, and coordinates with police and deputies guarding the zone.

South Mill Street Bridge Leslie Hotel William, Downs

Property Owners Register Friday in City Employment Plan

City to begin a Friday registration at the tool house Croton avenue from 2 to 6 PM for owners of property taxes from 1932 1933 and 1983 to qualify for jobs resurfacing streets. Allocation order to work has no bearing on placement. City engineer Harry Hoskins notes work will proceed under his supervision following the registration. A contract has been awarded for about 10000 tons of amesite at 5.08 dollars per ton to resurface streets and alleys. Mrs Frank Cox of Patterson avenue is recalled to the home of her sister Mrs Frank Onstett Drake 221 Briggs avenue Mt Oliver Pittsburgh. Mrs Drake has been ill and improving until a few days ago when she suffered a teless.

Ella Roberts Glasgow Elmer Glasgow Shenango Township Lawrence County David and Loanna Emery Roberts Harry Glasgow Mary Roberts Frank Charles Harry Roberts Kelley East Washington Street Oak Park Cemetery Croton Avenue Harry Hoskins Ncronal Frank Cox Patterson Avenue Frank Onstett Drake Briggs Avenue Mt. Oliver Pittsburgh Drake

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