Mattern Rests After 1450 Mile Hop In Siberia
Texas aviator James Mattern, attempting a around the world flight record, landed at Omsk after a 12 hour 20 minute leg from Moscow covering about 1450 miles. He will remain in Omsk until tomorrow as weather and winds affected progress.
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Cornerstone laid for New Castle post office soon
During June the cornerstone for New Castle's new post office building will be laid. Miles E. Myers, resident federal construction engineer, announced today that no exact date is set. The government building is over 28 percent complete, with plans for public ceremonies subject to contractor approval and no extra cost. Local civic groups may participate, and Mayor Charles B. Mayne along with city officials are expected to have major roles.
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Miles E. Myers
Charles B. Mayne
New Detours Noted in District. Church Renovation Underway
Detour Bulletin shows no new or removed detours in PA Newco district for week ending June 8. Gospel Tabernacle on Pearson Street undergoes complete remodeling with seats removed and floors refinished. worshippers temporarily meet at the courthouse. Commencement winds up at New Wilmington with students leaving for summer, while New Castle’s public schools end for break.
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Daily Weather Report of 24 Hour Period
The report records a maximum temperature of 81 and a minimum of 59 with no precipitation for the past 24 hours ending at 9 this morning. River stage stands at 6 feet. Year ago on the same date the highs were 89 and the lows 64 with some precipitation.
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County Sends 84 In Forest Army Group Entraining Tonight
A group of Civilian Conservation Corps recruits from Lawrence County tops the second and final selection to depart for Fort Washington Maryland tonight at 8 pm on a Pennsylvania Railroad special. Recruits listed include Harold E Aggas Harry Swagger Samuel Mervin Schantz John Santo Floyd L Rough Chester A Gramsky Tony Mehocich Ralph E Davis Walter Crawford Michael F Kramer Clyde Albert Hall Jiles E Grant Ronald Earl Forney Hugh David Curtis Charles Balmer Roy Baldwin Frank Bistyga Marion O Booker and others awaiting preliminary medical exams at the Pennsylvania National Guard armory in Ellwood City.
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Neshannock Avenue
Civilian Conservation Corps
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania T Railroad
Fort Washington
Harold E. Aggas
Park Avenue
Ellwood City
Harry Swagger
Samuel Mervin Schantz
Ninth Street
John Santo
Eillwood City
Floyd L. Rough
Chester A. Gramsky
Edenburg
Tony Mehocich
Bessemer
General Delivery
Hugh David Curtis
Charles Balmer
Burnstown
Roy Baldwin
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Bistyga
Magee Street
Marion O. Booker
County Line Street
Move Up Day as School Closes for Summer 1933
Eleven thousand youngsters celebrate the end of the 1932-33 school year with no classes and promotion days. Students from Rose Avenue to McGill mark the transition from grade one to higher levels and prepare to move to Junior and Senior high schools, a festive scene across the city.
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Terrace Avenue
McGill
Thaddeus Stevens
West Side
Oak Street
Lincoln Avenue
Forest Recruits From 4 Counties Leave Tonight
A Civilian Conservation Corps examination begun in the city council chamber reviews 332 youths from Venango Butler Mercer and Lawrence counties for CCC service. The quota for these districts is met with 60 Venango 76 Butler 112 Mercer and 84 Lawrence youths and all must be in camp and training by Wednesday.
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Neshannock Avenue
Commencement Exercises Tonight At Cathedral Auditorium
Commencement for 283 high school seniors unfolds with a pageant style program titled Science Through the Ages. The ceremony includes diplomas presented by Board President Daniel B. Woolcock, with Superintendent C C Green delivering a brief speech. Over 100 graduates participate in the stage performance as part of a two part program, with total graduations this year reaching 492 including 209 who left in January.
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Daniel B. Woolcock
Board of Education
C. C. Green
Drowning Fatality In Shenango River Search Ends
Carl A. Powell 29 of 980 Wilmington avenue drowned Monday night in a Shenango River swimming hole near Greensand bank Harbor Road. His wife, who entered with him, was rescued after calling for aid as Powell sank. John F Powell and Mrs Powell arrived with Mr Powell aiding rescue attempts before recovery.
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Harbor Road
Westminster College embraces outdoor 79th graduation
Westminster college held its seventy-ninth commencement outdoors on the south campus as 89 degrees were conferred. Dr. Clarence J. Williamson delivered the address, with Miss Caroline Daverio delivering the salutatorian speech urging world peace. More than 1,200 attended the ceremony in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania.
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Old Main Memorial
Market Street
Donald O. Cameron
E. Irvine
New Castle
Caroline Daverio
Sharyn
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Miss Daverio
Arrest in Kansas City Kidnapping Case Advances Probe
International News Service reports a new arrest in the Mary McElroy kidnapping case in Kansas City Missouri. Bernard Ellsworth, 32, was seized at a wrecking plant he partly owns and authorities recovered 1795 dollars of the 39000 ransom in a glass jar of fresh bills. Ellsworth implicated Clarence Click as part of the ring.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Walter McGee
Oregon
L. R. Gilbert
Wendell Johnson
Miss McElroy
International News Service
Bernard Ellsworth
Wrecking Company
Ellsworth
Clarence Click
Claim Slain Woman Was In Fear Of Life
San Jose June 6 Santa Clara county authorities indicated Mrs Allene Thorpe Lamson feared for her life while Stanford campus bathtub death of the matron unfolds as her husband David A Lamson is charged with murder The arraignment and preliminary hearing were scheduled for June 15 with both sides preparing as Sheriff Emig notes a premontion claim from Lamson’s mother and the couple’s Romeo and Juliet reputation surface in the account The defense argues accident or unknown slayer while the state asserts blows led to death in the bathtub at the campus home while the granddaughter Allene Genevieve is cared for
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Allene Thorpe Lamson
Santa Clara County
Stanford
Young University
David A. Lamson
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Lamsons
Treasurer Issues Four More Licenses
The County Treasurer William O. Pitts issued four more beer licenses today: one wholesale and three retail. Nine wholesale and eighteen retail licenses remain to be issued as some wholesalers delay due to brewery arrangements and retailers delay due to required changes, funds, or bonds.
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Radio address looms as Congress reasserts control
Beverly Hills writer notes Roosevelt’s recovery hopes fading as Congress resumes assertive stance. He predicts a radio speech to set lawmakers straight after two weeks of inaction. Mentions a government rule banning beer sales on Indian reservations to slow the shift away from whisky.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Georgia Young Man Kills His Mother in Personal Crisis
In Atlanta on a Sunday night J Lawrence Hight 22 a Clethorpe University graduate killed his mother Mrs Carrie D Hight 52 in their bedroom then shot himself. Investigators say notes left by Hight explained a love crisis and a belief death is a chemical change and that his mother was too nice to live in this world.
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International News Service
Atlanta
J. Lawrence Hight
Clethorpe University
Hight
Mothers' Club Picnic at Gaston Park Honoring Miss Sroczynska
The International Institute Mothers' Club of the Y W C A held a farewell picnic for supervisor Miss Josephine Sroczynska at Gaston Park on Sunday evening. Mrs. Anna Vago presented a gift from the club as Miss Sroczynska prepares to spend vacation in Boston, Massachusetts.
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International Institute Mothers’ Club
Gaston Park
Anna Vago
Miss Sroczynska
Boston
Mass
Fall Down Stairs Fatal To Woman In Crescentdale Area
Mrs. Bernice Pitocchi aged 460 years of R F D No 2 Wampum near Crescentdale died at 3 20 this morning from injuries after falling down five stairs at her daughter's home She had been ill and reportedly suffered a stroke Coroner Orville Potter investigated She leaves two daughters Mrs Carl Donofrio and Mrs Mary Dellaverson and two sons Angelo and Mike Lagnese Funeral services set for Friday at St Lucy s church New Castle with burial at St Lucy s cemetery
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Wampum
Crescentdale
Carl Donofrio
Orville Potter
Louis Pitocchi
Donofrio
Mary Dellaverson
South Jefferson Street
City
Angelo
Mike Lagnese
Abingdon
St. Lucy’s Church of
New Castle
St. Lucy’s Cemetery
Death notices for four local residents reported
Mrs Bernice Petocchi aged 60 of Wam pum Road Mrs Emily Barnhart LeVier aged 71 of Court Street James Adam Swisher aged 67 of North Beaver Township and Carl Alden Powell aged 29 of Wilmington Avenue are listed in this death record with ages and addresses.
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Bernice Petocchi
Wampum Road
Emily Barnhart LeVier
Court Street
James Adam Swisher
North Beaver Township
Carl Alden Powell
Wilmington Avenue
Heatwave Tightens Grip Across Midwest and Plains
The June heat shattered records from Kansas to Ohio Valley as thermometers hit 110 in Kansas and 118 at street level in Kansas City. Forecasts warned of no relief until tomorrow while other cities like Oklahoma City and Des Moines reported extreme readings. Wheat suffered as corn thrived under the scorching sun with widespread heat deaths and prostrations noted beyond Kansas.
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Middle West
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Kansas
Ednid
Okla
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Tex
Des Moines
Iowa
Jefferson City
Morgan Income Tax Probe Not Pressed by Senate Panel
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee halted the proposed income tax inquiry into three Morgan partners. Special counsel Ferdinand Pecora was ordered to drop the tax review for now and focus on other aspects of the Morgan inquiry.
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Last Day of School in a Quiet Town
Arthur Mometer notes a sleepy town as bells stop ringing and shades are drawn. For three months idle days begin with students released from exams and teachers, the streets fill with laughter and play on a sunlit ninety four degree day.
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