Final Senate Vote Near for Public Works Bill Test
The administration faces a decisive Senate vote on the $3.3 billion public works bill with a strange coalition of liberals and conservatives opposing or amending the measure. Senators Borah Long Reed push to strike provisions on industrial trade, licensing and federal powers amid 35 amendments awaiting action. Senate Finance chair Harrison urges passage tonight ahead of Saturday adjournment.
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Paul C. Yates
Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Long
Louisiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Fimance Committee
Elliott Roosevelt and Wife Parting Reported
Reports say Elliott Roosevelt and his wife are separating amid speculation about tensions within the Roosevelt family. Friends describe Elliott as impetuous and note his recent career stumbles after leaving college, including turning down a $40 000 annual offer before heading west.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Carter's Liver Pills Advertises Bile Flow Promise
A vintage advertisement promotes Carter's Liver Pills as a remedy to “wake up your liver bile” without calomel. It claims the pills stimulate bile flow, relieve constipation, and improve digestion, urging readers to send for Carter’s liver pills from 1881 catalogs.
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Carter
Elliott Roosevelt Plans Nevada Residence for Divorce
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the president, intends to establish a Nevada residence soon to facilitate a divorce for his wife Miss Betty Donner. W. R. Matthews of the Tucson Star cites an unquestioned source.
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Betty Donner
William H. Donner
Philadelphia
Tuscon
Arizona
Jane
Elliott Roosevelt
Nevada
W. R. Matthews
The
Tuscan Star
Matthews
Weather Sparks and Camp Opening Preview in New Castle
A prelude to a severe electrical storm sent winds and lighting across the area. Residents recall last year’s heat wave and near-freezing June mornings. Camp John M Phillips opens for the season this Saturday as Boy Scouts planned to resume camping.
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John. M. Phillips
New Castle
Forty Farmers Face Arrest in Erie Milk War
After clashes in Erie and Waterford authorities prepared a restraining injunction against the Erie County Milk Producers Association to stop milk dumping. Hewitt, shot in the leg and wounded, has vanished as deputies seek his arrest.
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Erie
Erie milk fight leads to damages suit and riot warrants
In Erie on June 8 Charles Brown owner of the Hill Mill filed a suit in equity in common pleas court for damages caused by the Erie County Milk Producers Association during the milk dumping conflict with Hill Mill and Spath dairies. An injunction suit seeks to stop further dumping. Alderman Frank Gaczkowski faces 17 warrants for participating in yesterday’s clash that left L. H. Hewitt of Waterford wounded. Brown is currently free on bond related to the shooting.
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Erie
Erie County Milk Producers’ Association
Hill Mill
Spath Dairies
Charles Brown
Hill Mill Concern
Equity In Common Pleas Court Re
Frank Gaczkowski
L. H. Hewitt
Waterford
Brown
Americanism After 18 Holes He Plays a Nineteenth
A brief note reflects on the idea of lingering after the round to push further effort. The phrase suggests perseverance and self-critique in pursuit of improvement.
State Takes Over Six More Miles of Local Streets
Governor Pinchot approves an amendment to extend state responsibility for 9.58 miles of New Castle streets into full width. The taken over routes include East Washington, Butler, Croton, West Washington to Atlantic, Atlantic to Union line, and others totaling 15.39 miles in New Castle. Public works will begin after months of road assessments by the Highway Department.
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Pinchot
Coyne
New Castle
East Washington Street
Butler Avenue
Croton Avenue
West Washington Street
Atlantic Avenue
Union Township
Jefferson
Wilmington Avenue
Grant Street
Jefferson Street
Liberty Street
Taylor Township
Beaver Falls
Mt. Jackson
Department of Highways
Howard W. Lightner
Lawrence County
Shenango Township
New Castle Line
Pennsylvania Avenue
Long Avenue
Moravia Street
Washington Street
Highland
Neshannock Township
Highland Avenue
North Mill Street
Washington
Frew Mill Road
Cascade Street
Mattern Forced Landing Delays World Flight Ambitions
American flyer James Mattern damaged his plane during a forced 3 a.m. landing near Belovo Siberia delaying his attempt to beat the Post Gatty round the world flight record. He was uninjured and repairs were rushed from Novosibirsk with officials coordinating the return to take off at 1 p.m. EDT.
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Pokovievsk
Mattern
Novosibirsk
London
James Mattern
Belovo
Siberia
Britain to Decide on June 15 Debt Payment Plan
Britain plans a special cabinet session to set a procedure for the foreign debt instalment due June 15 to the United States. A message to Washington is contemplated before June 15 to urge reconsideration, arguing that continued payments have harmed the currency and that full payment would worsen the situation.
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United States
Washington
Britain
Terrific Hail Storm Ravages Greensburg District
A severe hail storm swept Greensburg and surrounding areas causing unestimated damage. Golf ball sized hail shattered property and gardens while powerful winds uprooted trees and damaged vegetation.
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Greensburg
Electrical Storm Hits Oil City With Hail
A severe and long storm swept through Oil City Pennsylvania causing only minor damage. Lightning flashes lit the southern sky before dawn and hail accompanied the display as the city endured its worst electrical storm in years.
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Oil City
Short change charge at A and P store
Police report describes a 45 year old black man about five feet ten inches tall who used a two dollar bill to pay for a small item at 107 East Washington. He got change then kept a small coin and disappeared, leaving clerks puzzled by the scheme.
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East Washington Street
Suspicious Men Haze McCleary Chicken Coop
Police checked the McCleary Avenue home of Mrs. Carl White after she reported men hanging around her chicken coop for several nights. Officers could not locate the men.
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Carl White
McCleary Avenue
Beating Fat With Pills Aims At Appetite Control
An advertising pitch claims Vannay tablets help fat loss without dieting or strenuous exercise by suppressing fat storage and increasing digestive juice activity. Readers are urged to eat three meals daily and see fat reduction at targeted areas, with a money back guarantee through the druggist.
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Nable
Sween Nesule
Aimee
Conigdine
Love & Megown
Deaths of the Day Walter Kanopka Funeral
Obituary items report funeral services for Walter Kanopka of Elmwood Street at Madonna Church with interment in Madonna Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Also notices for Bernice Petocci and several local residents’ funerals and services across area churches. Charles M Say death cited with long family obituary and funeral plans. Sophia Ruth Dangerfield obituary noted with services planned. Charles Elder and Thomas H Erwin funerals listed with locations, dates, and church services.
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Elmwood Street
Madonna Roman Catholic Church
V. V. Stancelewski
Madonna Cemetery
K. Motya
W. Gorgacz
M. Peplowski
S. Baron
F. Jaskolka
J. Brush
Bernice Petocci
Wampum Road
St. Lucy’s Church
M. J. Vitale
Lucy’s Cemetery
Charles M. Say
Gilmore Street
South New Castle
Boro
Shenango
Mr. Say
Nickelville
Alfred Say
New Castle
Shenango Works
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Ida Kirkwood
Ida May
Winifred June
Dolores
Charles Rhodes
L. B. Say
Franklin
Clare Say
Erie
Elizabeth Dile
Beaver Falls
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
Oak Park Cemetery
Harold Dangerfield
Sophia Ruth Dangerfield
Waldo Street
Poland
Mike
Rose Socosky
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Georgia Ruth
Ira Whittenberger
C. F. Westover
the Gospel Tabernacle
Rev
Mont Boyd
Butler
Charles Elder
Charles W. Elder
East Washington Street
G. S. Bennett
First Christian Church
Graceland Cemetery
Frank Johnson
Charles Robinson
John Gillespie
Ralph Ramsey
Charles
Thomas Stevenson
Man Ordered Out of Town After Job Search Visit
Daniel Heinz, a Kalamazoo resident, appeared in the police court class this morning claiming Kalamazoo as home. He told Mayor Charles B. Mayne he came seeking work. the mayor said there is not enough work for residents or visitors and directed him to leave town.
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Daniel Heinz
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Charles B. Mayne
San-Cura Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Testimonial letters claim rapid facial healing from eczema using San-Cura Ointment and Soap. Advertisers cite patients in Los Angeles and Chicago noting relief after months of treatment with doctors and lamps, with product priced 35c and 60c at druggists.
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Wergraff
Huntington Drive
Los Angeles
Cal
Sunday School Workers Gather for Vision and Victory Convention
The year convention motto Vision and Victory guided Sunday gathering at Croton Avenue Methodist Church. Rev. C. S. Joshua delivered the sermon and Rev. Henry D. K. Huber offered the benediction as the noon lunch served by the young people’s division wrapped up. Officers for the coming year include President Robert M. Strickler Jr and a slate for vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, publicity, and division superintendents with many names across districts.
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Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Henry D. K. Huber
First Christian Church
Ellwood City
Young People’s Division
Association
D. M. Marshall
Wampum
Robert M. Strickler, Jr
P. W. Griffin
Harry W. Brown
W. M. Armstrong
M. E. Vaughn
J. C. Miner
W. Conway
Will Check On Loans Obtained By Legislators
A report should compile a complete loan history for legislators including closing debt, liquidation terms, and date. If compromise offers exist, include a copy and note if offered in writing. If none of the debtors belong to your institutions, state that fact. The report must leave your office.
Banking official cites hearings in Harrisburg next Wednesday
A partial letter dated June 1933 notes William D. Gordon as secretary of banking and William Lewis McGee as special deputy secretary, with other unnamed members. It mentions an intended hearing in Harrisburg on the upcoming Wednesday.
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William D. Gordon
Banking
William Lewis McGee
McGee
Gen
Martin
Harrisburg
German Beer Tax Levels Set by Brew Type Across Germany
Berlin announces a decree taxing beer by brew type with higher rates for strong and lager styles. Light beer carries 3.75 marks per hectoliter, lager 450 marks, full beer 6.00 marks, and strong beer 9.00 marks per hectoliter.
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Berlin
Germany
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