British Cabinet Formulates Plan for Debt Payment to US
London reports the British cabinet plans to offer a token payment of about 10 million dollars to the United States when the next debt installment is due. Prime Minister MacDonald and Chancellor Chamberlain anticipate a formal statement to the House of Commons while the world economic conference opens.
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Harry K. Reynolds
London
United States
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Ronald Lindsay
Washington
MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Britain
Chamberlain
Youth Wounded By Assailant Pressed for Life
Mc Gees Mills youth John Beatty Jr aged 19 was wounded in an incident at Punxsutawney Pennsylvania and fought for his life. International News Service reported the case unfolding on June 12 as authorities pursued leads and his condition remained precarious.
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International News Service
Punxsutawney, Pa
John Beatty Jr
McGees Mills
Twelve Girls Injured in Mushball Crash Near Aliquippa
Twelve teenage mushball players from the Aliquippa Midland district were injured when the truck carrying them overturned after colliding with another car near New Sheffield. Witnesses cited driver John Teterich of Aliquippa as the operator of the striking vehicle. he was arrested.
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International News Service
Rochester
Rochester General Hospital
New Sheffield
Aliquippa - Midland
Aliquippa
John Teterich
Teterich
Local Motorist On Suspended List
Harrisburg report notes that in the week ending June 7 the Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety withdrew 132 driving cards, 40 revoked and 92 suspended, with 108 privileges restored. It lists James R. Gordon of 325 North Mercer Street among suspended drivers, and cites year to date revocations and suspensions.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
Bcards
James R. Gordon
North Mercer Street
711,267 Women Now Report Benefit
A historical item notes a question about benefits from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The fragment mentions a large number of women and prompts inquiry into whether they have received perceived benefits from the remedy. The text is incomplete but implies public appeal or advertising language.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pennsylvania to Get New Deal for Federal Jobs
Harrisburg reports Warren Van Dyke Democratic State chairman says Pennsylvania will gain from a federal government reorganization. He notes prior administrations overburdened the state with taxes while getting little federal aid and jobs. Van Dyke, recently appointed collector of customs at Philadelphia, cites that Pennsylvania’s civil service positions were 1,966 with 630 under quota when Hoover left office.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Warren van Dyke
van Dyke
Philadelphia
G A R Delegates Arrive in Pittsburgh for 1933 Encampment
Pittsburgh hosts the Grand Army of the Republic encampment with over 1000 department members and auxiliary groups in attendance. Officials plan a Wednesday parade and Friday banquet to close the event. Mayor Herron will welcome delegates Wednesday morning and a reception for the department commander and staff is set for Tuesday night.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Pennsylvania
Department
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans
John 8. Herron
Grand Army
Five Mines To Be Reopened By Pittsburgh Coal Co
Pittsburgh officials announced immediate reopening of five Pittsburgh Coal Company mines. About 800 workers expected to return as the mines with a daily capacity of 9,000 tons rise to meet increased demand and heavier lake shipments. J D A Morrow, company president, cited demand and shipments as factors.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
J. D. A. Morrow
Bather Injures Foot on Glass at Neshannock Falls
H. C. Brent of East Edison Avenue was admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital at 5 15 last evening with a severe cut to the left foot. He slipped while aiding in damming the creek at Neshannock Falls and cut his foot on broken glass. He received care and returned home.
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H. C. Brent
East Edison Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Brent
Neshannock Falls
Mae Murray Sues Prince David for Divorce in L A
Film star Mae Murray sues titled husband Prince David E. Mdivani in Los Angeles claiming unreasonable jealousy rude conduct toward friends and embarrassing scenes. A prior suit in 1931 ended with reconciliation.
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Mae Murray
Prince David E. Mdivani
Los Angeles
Miss Murray
Final Election Committee Named for Chamber Directors
The Chamber of Commerce announced the final election committee to count ballots for the annual directors election on June 23. The 12 members include Mayor C. B. Mayne as chairman, T. M. Boyles of The Castleton, Charles E. Allen of The News, H. M. Kirk Jr. of Kirk Hutton Company, and J. S. Meyer of Strauss-Hirshberg Company. The primary selects nominees March 15 and the committee will meet at 2 p.m. June 23 to tally results.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Mayne
T. M. Boyles
The
Castleton
Charles E. Allen
the News
H. M. Kirk, Jr
Kirk Hutton Company
J. S. Meyer
Strauss-Hirshberg Company
New Bedford Garden Club to Host Sixth Annual Flower Show
Interest in the New Bedford Garden Club election grows as preliminary work builds toward the sixth annual flower show. On Wednesday June 14 the Town Hall will host exhibits from 2 pm to 10 pm with many entries anticipated across multiple classes. Ducks and water fowls stay dry thanks to oil glands in their feathers.
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New Bedford Garden Club
Town Hall
New Bedford
Flying Squadron Life Saving Corps Begins Enrollment
First steps toward recognition of Lawrence county's Flying Squadron Life Saving Corps were taken this morning as expert swimmers and divers were invited to enroll. Prospective members may sign the coupon and mail it to the New Castle Y M C A in care of Alec Samuels, with New Wilmington contact through Jack Hulme to receive application blanks.
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Lawrence County
New Castle Y. M
Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn Tops New Castle Library Picks
The New Castle Free Public Library reports Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn as the most popular choices among children. Girls and boys alike favor those titles, with Alice In Wonderland, Little Lame Prince, and Little Women also drawing steady demand from the young readers.
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Tom Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
Bookland
New Castle Free
Lewis Carrol
Mark Twain
New Castle Library
Four Graduate At Carnegie Tech
Four students from New Castle and nearby areas received degrees at Carnegie Institute of Technology commencement at Syria Mosque. Dr. John C. Merriam of the Carnegie Institution gave the address. John Nessle Stone earned a B S in Printing, Anna Mary Jane Patterson earned a B A in Public School Music, Dorothy Emily Riley earned a B S in Library Science, and Eleanor Margot Sowash also graduated.
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Ing
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Syria
John C. Merriam
Carnegie Institution
Washington, D. C
John Nessle Stone
Boyles Avenue
College of Industries
Anna Mary Jane Patterson
Smithfield Street
Dorothy Emily Riley
Wilmington Road
Eleanor Margot Sowash
Local grads earn BA and secretarial credentials
Miss Riley received a Bachelor of Arts from Geneva College while Miss Lowash earned a Bachelor of Arts from Westminster. Both women also hold a degree in secretarial studies from 152 Waugh Avenue, New Wilmington.
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Waugh Avenue
New Wilmington
Riley
Lowash
Geneva College
Westminster
Kidnaper Held At Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 12 seven year old Catherine Magan told chums of an attempted kidnapping, with police arresting William Hancks, 24, nearby. He faced a hearing before a Rankin justice of the peace as details of the incident emerged.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Catherine Magan
Justice of the Peace
Rankin
Catherine
John Rubbo
William Hancks
Burke Picked for Tenth Spot on Ryder Team
New York June 12 George R Jacobus president of the Professional Golfers Association announced Billy Burke national open champion two years ago was chosen to the tenth place on the U S Ryder cup team The P G A faced protest for not naming Burke earlier yet says he strengthens the squad after Burke tied for 33rd at the Chicago open last week
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International News Service
New York
George R. Jacobus
Professional Golfers Association of America
Billy Burke
Burke
Connecticut Star
Chicago
Jacobus
School Board Meeting Set for Wednesday Night
New Castle school board will meet Wednesday evening at the North Street school building in regular session. The meeting will start at 8 o clock.
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New Castle
North Street
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