Renew Drive On Income Tax Evaders
Treasury agents mobilized in a dozen cities to pursue income tax cases against prominent political figures. New England cases near grand jury in Boston. Los Angeles figures tied to a political group under scrutiny. Justice and Treasury cooperating. Also notices on several local obituaries and civil notices in New Castle area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Friedheim
International News Service
Washington
Treasury
New England
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Justice Department
Justice
Boston
Frank Murphy
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Murphy
Hoover
Thetis Sub Tragedy Blamed on Torpedo Tube Failure
The Thetis sank nose first with its bow mired in mud and shingle while the stern rose above the surface. Johnson described the rescue efforts and the Davis escape apparatus. Four men escaped using the Davis Lung, but the escape chamber proved impossible to use and three crew members died inside.
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Johnson
Davis
Thetis Submersible Overcrowding Sparks Commons Questioning
In London the house of commons grills officials over Thetis overcrowding, halving the oxygen supply. A survivor recalls older crew in a distressed state after water flooded storage batteries, releasing foul air and chlorine gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
London
Canada United States trade and politics noted in era essay
The article discusses shifting capital investments between Canada and the United States and other countries, noting United States dominance in dominion industry by 1937 and Canada’s reciprocal investing pattern. It links economic ties to politics, mentioning an upcoming election and party figures MacKenzie King and Gardiner as key players.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
United Kingdom
MacKenzie King
Bennett
Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Jim Farley
Westminster Class Graduates Honor Longtime Chemistry Head
Freeman, now in his 45th year leading the college chemistry department, was honored at a morning breakfast with former students who have achieved distinction. The baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Galbreath focused on stability amid change. Prof. Nevin gave an organ recital. At 2 pm the 94 seniors received diplomas with Norman Vincent Peale delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Gordon Bach Nevin
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Church
New York City
South Side Library Closed All Day Tuesday
Miss Alice Sterling announced the South Side branch will not open Tuesday due to smoke and water damage from a cellar fire in an adjoining storeroom. The library is expected to reopen Friday, weathering the fire damage that occurred Sunday morning.
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Alice Sterling
South Side
Miss Sterling
Girl Scouts of New Castle Troop 10 Meet at May Party
Girl Scouts of Troop 10 gathered at St. Pauls Lutheran church for a May party with parents and friends as guests. The event featured readings Little Sir Echo and The Foot Travelers, musical numbers by the Foster sisters and Audrey Glitch, a May pole dance, and Eleanor Foster crowned May queen by Mrs. A. M. Stump. Dorothy Weidman designed the crown and served as program scribe while Miss Helen McLean presented badges.
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Girl Scouts
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sir Echo
Foster Sisters
Audrey Glitch
Eleanor Foster
A. M. Stump
Dorothy Weidman
Helen Mclean
Virginia Reamer
Betty Campbell
Irene Dere
Reamer
Miss McLean
Scribe
Girl Scouts of Troop 11 Meet at Camp Cas Loma
Girl Scouts of Troop 11 gathered in Camp Cas Loma woods on Wednesday. Ruth Hunt and Shirley McMichael were invested as Girl Scouts. They sang the Star Spangled Banner and formed in horse shoe. The group made bed rolls and enjoyed a nature color scavenger hunt. Two fairy tales were dramatized and troop affairs discussed. Next meeting is June 7 from 3 to 5 at the same location.
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Girl Scouts
Troop 11
Beautiful Woods
Camp Cas Loma
Ruth Hunt
Shirley McMichael
New Castle Girl Scout Council Regular Meeting Set
The New Castle Girl Scout Council will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday June 6 at 7 30 PM at the Girl Scout headquarters with attendees expected to review routine council matters and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
St Pauls Baptist Revival Leads Evening Sermon
Rev J H Dandridge of Bethel AME will preach at St Pauls Baptist this evening. Participants include Raymond McHenry Ann Derr Mrs V Mitchell and Clifford Connor Edna Young chairs. Revival led by Elder George J Norman continues through Wednesday June 11 with Elder C T Harris of Columbus OH preaching nightly at 745.
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Gordon
Eliza Gordon
State Street
Second Baptist Church
A. S. Munnerlyn
M. Cecil Mills
J. H. Dandridge
George J. Norman
Callie Payne
George Brown
W. J. Cummings
A. Williams
B. B. Richerson
C. Croxton
Samuel Branch
Greenwood Cemetery
ST. Paul's Baptist
Bethel A. M. E
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Raymond McHenry
Ann Derr
V. Mitchell
Clifford Connor
Edna Young
Church of God In Christ
C T. Harris
Columbus, O
Diplomas Tonight For Princeton High Seniors
Princeton high school seniors will receive their diplomas in graduation exercises at the Princeton building in Slippery Rock township tonight. Rev. B. M. Wallace, pastor of Center U. P. church, delivered the baccalaureate sermon for the class last night.
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Princeton High School
Princeton
Slippery Rock Township
B. M. Wallace
Center U. P. Church
Tax Revision Cited As Need For Recovery
The article notes recommendations aligned with Secretary Morgenthau including eliminating the undistributed profits tax reducing surtax rates for high earners and revising corporate taxes. Hanes warned wealth creation comes from either government conscription of labor and capital or incentives to the profit system.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Hanes
New York Pastor Calls for Spiritual Revival Amid Unrest
A New York pastor urged a spiritual revival amid emotional unrest, saying a nation focused on appetite and pleasure will be driven to oblivion. He stated social systems require a high type of manhood and womanhood for proper operation.
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New York
Dr. Peale
June Grand Jury Session Opens in Lawrence Court House
The June grand jury met today in Lawrence court house to consider indictments handed up by District Attorney John G. Lamoree. Six persons were excused and one, Belle Brant, a housekeeper from Scott township, was deceased. Judge Thomas W. Dickey charged the jury with duties. 12 votes needed to indict. About fifteen cases will be considered due to pleas in a set.
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Lawrence Court House
John G. Lamoree
Thomas W. Dickey
Petit Jury
Belle Brant
Scott Township
Board of YMCA Directors to Meet Friday at Noon
General Secretary R L Meermans announced members of the Young Men's Christian Association board will convene in the Y on Friday June 9 at noon for a scheduled meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
R. L. Meermans
Seattle Statute Bans Keeping Poultry in Food Areas
A local Seattle statute prohibits keeping a duck, rabbit, chicken, or turkey in or below any room where food is sold. The rule targets animal presence in food sale spaces, aiming to regulate hygiene and consumer safety.
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Seattle
Wash
Supreme Court Upholds Milk Price Fixing Rules
The Supreme Court held constitutional provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act regulating interstate commerce in milk, including price fixing, in two decisions affecting New York and Boston milk marketing agreements. The rulings, seen as a New Deal victory, were split 5 to 4 in New York and 6 to 3 in Boston.
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International News Service
Washington
New York
Boston
Supreme Court
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Marceau) Marso
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Paul
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George Barnhart
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R. E. Ke
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Slippery Rock R. D
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Samuel O. Dunkle
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Beaver Falls
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H. C. Wesker
Joseph W. Dunkle
R. F. Bauman
Harry F. Dunkle
Connellsville
Hugh A. Dunkle
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Edward L
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B. & ©. Railroad
Peter J. Lotus
Penn Avenue
Mr. Sotus
Greece
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Monessen
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Elvira Lotus
James Lotus, Jr
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Chris
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Nils Brother
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Fred Joseph
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William Bowles
Peter Quinn
Paul Sutton
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Greer Bldg
Mercer St
Washington St
South Side Library
Scout Council
Church OF God
Metzler
Resinol
Baltimore
Castle Stationery Co
North Mercer St
Frank Bailey
Anna Blaine
Mahoning Township
Martha James
Shenango Township
Donald Kenehan
Union Township
Carl A. Peterson
Edith Ulrich
Big Beaver Township
Dodson
Margot
Jesse N. Kerr
Dependable Jeweler
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Hamilton
Candid
Falcon's
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Public Square
Verda
Joseph B. Leyde
Highland Ave
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East North Street
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Neshannock Avenue
Campbell
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