Roosevelt urges world peace at West Point address
President Roosevelt told the West Point graduating class that the world’s greatest need is permanent peace. He urged new officers to pursue mutual friendship and helpfulness as they serve across the globe, noting the defensive peacetime army as evidence of non aggression. He spoke to cadets before departing for Washington.
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International News Service
West Point
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
United States Military Academy
U. S. Military Academy
United States
1936 Campaign Outlines At Springfield
The 1936 presidential campaign hinges on defending the New Deal and Roosevelt records. Republicans condemn the administration as subversive and un-American, declaring President Roosevelt personally responsible for the era’s economic path. The Springfield gathering of 8,000 Republican delegates marks a pointed confrontation.
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Roosevelt
Lincoln
Springfield
Mississippi Basin
Local News Briefs Track Weather And City Signals
A pony plows fields while a farmer and his young daughter ride nearby. A loon was spotted in a field along the Harlansburg road. New traffic signal lights join East and North streets near the North Street school. The Diamond clock faces appear misaligned from certain angles. The Jefferson Washington corner street light was out last night. Rural avenue hill route to North Hill remains rough amid inquiries about repairs.
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Pa Newe
East
North Streets
North Street School
Mill
Washington
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
Avenue Hill
North Hill
Daily Weather Report for 9 AM Summary
U S S weather statistics show the 24 hour period ending at 9 o clock this morning with max 78 and min 49, no precipitation and river stage 3.6 feet. Comparable data from the same date last year lists max 83 and min 58 with trace precipitation.
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U. S&s
King George Illness Sparks Anxiety Across Britain
Anxiety spread in Britain as King George, midway through coronation celebrations, was reported to have a second illness in less than two weeks. A Sandringham bulletin said the king suffers from bronchial catarrh that lingers due to fatigue from recent weeks.
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International News Service
Sandringham
Eng
Britain
George
Sandringham House
East Anglia
Roosevelt Moves to Avert Soft Coal Miners Strike
President Roosevelt prepares executive action to avert a threatened 450 000 miner strike as the Guffey bill faces delays and opposition from Western Pennsylvania operators. Pittsburgh Coal Union Collieries Jamieson Coal defer support while Mellon group Koppers Coal withholds backing.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United Mine Workers
Appalachian Fields
NRA
East
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Mellon
Union Collieries
Jamieson Coal & Coke Co
Mellon Operated
Koppers Coal Co
West Virginia
Guffey
Charles O’neil
State Leaders to Speak at Lawrence County Sabbath School Meet
Dr. Carey S. Thomas of Altoona and Walter E. Myers of Philadelphia will headline the 97th Lawrence County Sabbath School Association convention at First U P Church Clenmore Boulevard. The day begins with 9:00 a.m. registration followed by an instructional program. Meals are served by convention church ladies, and a High land U P church drama Half Way to Canaan will close the evening. Nine awards will be presented for quota compliance and attendance performance.
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Carey S. Thomas
Altoona
Walter E. Myers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
U. P
Clenmore Boulevard
The
Convention Church
Canaan
Highland U. P. Church
T. J. McFate
Young People’s Division
New Castle District
Coast Guards Search Lake Erie For Distress Vessel
Coast guardsmen cruised Lake Erie between Long Point Canada and Erie Pa after reports of distress flares. A cross border check with Canadian authorities was begun to determine if any ships were crossing the lake.
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International News Service
Erie
Lake Erie
Long Point
Canada
End of Chaco War Hindered by Peace Talk Delay
In Buenos Aires on June 12 a speech dispute stalled a truce to end the three year Chaco War between Paraguay and Bolivia. After foreign ministers initialed a truce last night, Paraguay’s Foreign Minister Luis Riart sought hours more delay before the armistice could take effect.
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International News Service
Buenos Aires
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Luis Riart
Death Notices From North Beaver to Darlington
A list of death records includes Mrs. Charles M. Brandt aged 37 of North Beaver township Mrs. Karl Berchtold of Cincinnati Ohio Abraham Wolfe 77 of 1310 South Jefferson Street Raymond Dicks 24 of Harrisburg Edna B Treasure 26 of Darlington and Mrs John Fenchak 39 of 1063 Fulton Street.
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Charles M. Brandt
North Beaver Township
Karl Berchtold
Cincinnati
Ohio
Abraham Wolfe
South
Jefferson Street
Raymond Dicks
Harrisburg
Edna B. Treasure
Darlington
John Fenchak
Fulton Street
Stadelhofer to Retire as New Castle Armour Manager
Rudolph Stadelhofer of Highland avenue retires after 43 years with Armour and Company as manager of the New Castle branch. Gilbert H. Colnot will succeed him, returning native son with 16 years at the firm. Stadelhofer has lived in New Castle 40 years and plans an extended Europe trip with his wife, touring Germany this summer.
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Armour and Company
Rudolph Stadelhofer
Highland Avenue
New Castle
Gilbert H. Colnot
Stadelhofer
Germany
Europe
Missionary Duff Returns Home After Seven Years Abroad
Rev Clarence Walker Duff, a Presbyterian missionary with the Sudan Interior Mission in Ethiopia for seven years, arrives in Boston after a journey via Egypt and the Atlantic. He will take a furlough lasting just over one year, returning to Mt Jackson area where he is well known. Duff is a Mt Jackson High School, Westminster College, and Princeton Theological Seminary graduate.
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Ethiopia
Clarence Walker Duff
W. J. Duff
Mt. Jackson Road
Duff
Sudan
Lawrence County
Mt. Jackson High School
Westminster College
Princeton Theological Seminary
Waley Couple to Plead Guilty In Kidnapping Case
Harmon Waley 24 and wife Margaret 19 plan to plead guilty to federal kidnapping charges related to the Weyerhaeuser case. They face transfer to federal prisons in Alcatraz and a women’s facility in either Virginia or Michigan, avoiding state trial.
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Waley
Harold Heroux
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon Metz Waley
Margaret
Alcatraz Isand
Sam
Devil's Isle
San Francisco Bay
Federal Women’s
Alderson
Milan
Mich
Waleys
Weyerhaeuser
Woman Is "Scared" Salt Lake City June 12
In Salt Lake City a 19 year old woman identified as Margaret Waley is described as scared after an unspecified incident. Details are sparse but local reports note concern for her safety.
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Salt Lake City
Margaret Waley
Sis
Six Nurses To Be Graduated From New Castle School
Six nursing students will receive diplomas at the 1935 graduation exercises of the New Castle Hospital School of Nursing in the auditorium of Benjamin Franklin Junior High School. The class includes Catherine Cunningham Pearl Hahn Frances Patton Rose Habrle Loretta Megan and Mary Louise Chip.
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Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Lawrence County
New Castle Hospital
Rose Marie Habrle
Ambrose Habrle
Summit Avenue
Ellwood City
Loretta Valgene Megan
J. F. Megan
Adams Street
Mary Louise Chip
Two Men Face Jury Trial In Lennox Club Raid
Edward Tristman and Joe Tomes stand trial before Judge James A. Chambers for the May 3 Lennox club raid linked to a numbers racket. Others named include Samuel Creel, Samuel Baruso, Paul DAnna, and Earl Sheaff whose bail was forfeited. A truckload of paraphernalia including adding machines and a dice cage was entered as exhibits. Continued On Page
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Edward Tristman
Joe Tomes
Lennox Club
East
Washington Street
James A. Chambers
Samuel Creel
Earl Sheaff
Samuel Baruso
Paul D’anna
Secret Demands From Japan Escalate North China Crisis
PEIPING June 12. A new set of secret demands by Japanese militarists was received by Chinese authorities. Chinese leaders expressed grave worry over the development, and declined to reveal the demands' nature, saying they seriously aggravated the crisis in North China.
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International News Service
Peiping
North China
Funeral for Former New Castle Man Raymond Dicks
Funeral services for Raymond Dicks a 24 year old former New Castle man fatally electrocuted in Harrisburg will be held Friday at 2 pm from his home 1307 Penn Street Harrisburg Interment will follow in a Harrisburg cemetery He is survived by his wife Mabel a two year old daughter Janet Marie his parents two sisters Mrs George Floyd Dorothy and one brother Lester Details note he worked the night shift at Kresge five and ten cent store when the accident occurred between 5 and 6 am Tuesday morning spokesperson confirms the 110 volt wire caused unconsciousness and death not instantaneous.
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Raymond Dicks
New Castle
Harrisburg
Penn Street
Kresge Five
Ten Cent
Mabel
Janet Marie
George Floyd
Dorothy
Harlansburg Road
Lester
Grass Root Boys Debate and Denounce in Beverly Hills
Special to The News from Beverly Hills California on June 12 a circular letter shows unemployed old timers calling themselves the Grass Root Boys. They denounce and re denounce and award a prize to the law that named the president most. The writer humorously compares both sides as recycled with familiar taunts and ends with a jab at political polarity.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Grass Root Boys
Hoover
National Security Association Launches Local Chapters
Officers elected and a principles statement adopted mark the launch of the National Security Association. Origin tied to RWC members, now with three locals in New Castle and five in Butler. Local meetings set on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights in Sunny Avenue school, Union high school, and Thellman’s hall. Officers include President J J Oberleitner and executives J R Gush and A W Kegarise.
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National Security Association
United States of America
RWC
New Castle
Butler
Sunny Avenue
Union High School
Thellman’s
West Washington Street
Jury finds guilty in numbers conspiracy case in Lawrence county
A Lawrence county jury after under two hours finds David McMahon and Mrs. M. Belle Emery guilty as indicted on conspiracy charges in the numbers racket. Judge Chamber notes penalties are not for the jury as Shoaf’s case ends in bail forfeiture. Sim Baruso and Paul DAnna of Youngstown plead guilty later the same day.
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David McMahon
M. Belle Emery
Lawrence County
James A. Chamber
Earl Shoaf
Shoaf
New Castle
Sim Baruso
Sam Baruso
Paul D’anna
Youngstown
Local Middies On Sea Cruise From New Castle
Two New Castle third class midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy George R Muse and George R Palus are aboard ships Wyoming and Arkansas on a 15 day Atlantic cruise. The voyage includes Edinboro Scotland Oslo Copenhagen Gibraltar Madeira and a Hampton Roads return. Muse son of George W Muse of Fairmont avenue and Palus son of Joseph Palus of Randolph street expect to be back in New Castle in early September for a vacation.
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New Castle
George R. Muse
George R. Palus
Atlantic Ocean
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hampton Roads
Wyoming
Arkansas
Edinboro
Scotland
England
Oslo
Norway
Copenhagen
Gibraltar
Funchal
Madeira Islands
Muse
Palus
George W. Muse
Fairmont Avenue
Joseph Palus
Randolph Street
Officials Set Hearing After Vehement Court Denial
Attorney John G. Lamoree accuses District Attorney Mont L. Ailey of attempting to influence the June grand jury in cases against James A. Travers and Edward Tristman. A special hearing is scheduled for Thursday morning following the adjournment in court Tuesday. The article includes Lamoree’s affidavit and Ailey’s formal answer.
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John G. Lamoree
Mont L. Ailey
James A. Travers
Edward Tristman
Ailey
Lamoree
Noted baseball star clings to youth amid aging
The passage recalls Arthur Mometer claiming vigor and speed despite aging. It notes his belief he could still finish nine innings and compete with younger players, though the text laments that those days are gone and the year is eighty two.
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Medimaght Syndicate, Inc
Lawrence
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