Firing Squad Seen For Eight Condemned Generals
Moscow dispatch reports eight Soviet military leaders were condemned for treason and to be executed by firing squad. The group includes Marshal Mikhail Tukhachevsky and seven generals. The trial was secret under 1934 law with no appeal or clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Brown
Sens
Moscow
Russia
Bs Mighty Red Army
Supreme Court
Eric
Soviet Union
Red Army
R. P. Eide
Gman
B. M. Feldman
K. ¥. Putne
Vv. M. Primakov
Tukhachevsky
Soviet Russia
Napoleon
Governor Davey Steel Agreement Efforts Resume
Governor Davey seeks to resume steel industry talks with SWOC focusing on representation of members, non discrimination, and no coercion or solicitation on company property. The pact would bar closed shops, ensure union policing, and prevent illegal strikes or strikes during the agreement period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
SWOC
SWOC Nebo Strike Talks Continue At Governor’s Mansion
Argetsinger and Voss led Youngstown Sheet and Tube representatives at a conference with SWOC and Republic Steel officials at the governor’s mansion. Argetsinger said the company could not accept the first governor’s proposal, while Voss asserted no alternative proposals existed and stressed ongoing negotiations. Murray said SWOC would negotiate a written agreement based on the governor’s recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Argetsinger
General Couse
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Frank Purnell
Argetsinger
J. A. Voss
Thomas F. Veach
Republic Steel
R. M. Welch
Purnell
Voss
Murray
SWOC
BEN FRANKLIN BOOSTERS MEET IN NEW CASTLE
Boyle spoke on the association work affecting New Castle. Frank S. Hoyt, Assemblyman Guy V. Murray, George L. Burton, State Senator William J. Broe Jr., Highway Superintendent John B. Shaw, and Assemblymen Carmi G. Prestor and James B. Kelso attended. Shaw said the final highway gap west of Edenburg viaduct was planned for summer but may be delayed by highway department changes. he and Senator Broe will press officials in Harrisburg Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Highway Department
Senator Broe
Harrisburg
Notables Assist at DuPont Wedding Embroidered List Continues
Notables to assist at the DuPont wedding include Glen Head and Mrs. Thomas Le Boutillier, Miss Roosevelt as matron of honor, and an array of Roosevelt and DuPont relatives. Ushers listed span Washington to Providence and beyond, highlighting a high society ceremony. An auto truck collision on Croton avenue and East Washington street involved Zel Smith and William Duffry. A final line notes civil service as a longstanding provision for those unable to earn a living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fege
Glen Head
Long Island
Thomas le Boutillier
New York City
John Boettiger
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Elliot Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Eldredge Jackson
Providence
A. J
Zel Smith
Bronx
William Duffry
West
Grant Street
Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
Pennsylvania News Cites Plane Crash Victims In Utah
PA Newc Observes reports that victims were found in a plane crash on a Utah mountainside. Sergeant Grover C. Syling of the city police, noted for his flower display on Sutton Street, draws attention. North Mercer Street paving requires extension beyond Sheridan Avenue due to recent roadwork. The season promises a strong fruit yield as trees show heavy green fruit ready to ripen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Syling
City Police Department
Sutton Street
North Hill Street
North Mercer Street
Sheridan Avenue
Youngstown Council Grants Mayor Emergency Powers
Youngstown leaders debate a council measure granting Mayor Evans authority to hire staff set pay rates and acquire supplies during an emergency. Councilman Innocenzo Vagnozzi opposed the ordinance as critics clash over city and county responses to labor actions and the steel strike amid looming general strike talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Youngstown
Innocenzo Vagnozzi
Youngstown Central Labor Body
Anthony Hubbard
Hubbard
CIO
Central Labor Body
Elity Council
Grantig
Lionel Evans
Class of Nurses to be Graduated
East Brook street residents seek city water mains extension to city limits for water service and fire protection. Jameson Memorial Hospital graduation program features Rev G S Bennett, Dr R F Galbreath, and Mrs Julia Kemperdina with diplomas and pins, reception to follow at Nurses Home. The News By Mail One Year Five Dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Simpson
Melva M. Snyder
Lucile J. White
Betty J. Woleslagle
G. S. Bennett
Fred L. Rentz
Jameson Memorial Hospital
R. F. Galbreath
Westminster College
Julia Kemperdina
School of Nursing
Rentz
S. B. Ir‘ying
First U. PB
Mary Virginia Patterson
First Christian Church
Water Service
East Brook Street
Strike spreads to Johnstown amid steel labor protests
Strikes spread to Johnstown as CIO officials lead action against Republic Steel Corporation Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Inland Steel. Workers demand contract terms on wages hours recognition and working conditions while mills continue to run under reduced schedules. State police may be deployed as authorities curb unrest and drinking establishments near strike zones are ordered closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh and Blacklick
Cambria
Pennsylvania Railroad
David Watkins
CIO
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Ihland ‘Steel
Skid
Bethlehem
Watkins
Michael J. Boyle
Carmbria County
Governor's Office
Daniel J. Shields
C. H. Elliott
CLO
May Investigate Strike Disorders Continues
The Senate committee considers actions over strikes with Ohio post offices refusing to mail food and medicine packages during picket lines. Senator Guffey charges steel company officials incited trouble and would call executives from Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Inland Steel. Senator McKellar plans to summon postmasters to support Bowes’s claim that steel firms tried to use government to break the strike. Howes defends the department’s decision to withhold trucks into plants amid safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Uiiu
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Republic
Youngstans
Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel Companies
McKellar
Tennessee
W.W. W. Bowes
Howes
Rebels threaten to raze Bilbao in plane attack
Rebels renewed the push on Bilbao as 60 planes bombed outer defenses near Lazama killing thirty. German warning of retaliation followed any attack on German vessels. Fighting continued from Mount Vizcargut as insurgents press toward the capital’s fortified defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbaq
Ment
Bilbgo
Rk Pine Wood
Lazama
Mount Vizcargut
Bilbao
Deaths of the Day in New Castle and Nearby
Deaths of the Day notes John H. Donegan 59 died of a heart attack at home in New Castle. Survived by wife Ella Quinn Donegan, a son, daughters, nine grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements pending. body at Burke funeral home. Also reported are obituaries of Mrs. William Thatcher of Hollywood, CA, Miss Alice Reynolds, and multiple funeral services including Louis Orrico, Elllie William Burdell Brush, and Mrs. George C. Vannatten with details of services, pallbearers, and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Donegan
West North Street
Mr. Donegan
New Castle
Dennis and
Mary Ratchford Donegan
St. Mary's Church
Ella Quinn Denegan
John
William Clingan
John Vallely
Wheatland
Frances Frey
al Morett
Michael Mescall
Maurier FP
Cleveland
James
Thomas J
Dennis Donegan
New Caste
Sylvester
Baltimore
Burke Funeral Home
William Thatcher
Hollywood
Calif
Alice Reynolds
BE. Reynolds
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Thomas Crawford
Paul
Earl Blake
Hoagland Cemetery
Mercer
Vannatten
George C. Vannatten
Union Township
Nowers
J. M. McMains
The
Harbor U. P. Church
Richard Owrey
Peoples Mission
Margaret Cox
Howard Cox
Scott Ripple
McMains
Jesus
Paul Rifner
Homer Johnston
Harry McDanel
Jack Rynd
Charles Cox
George Wagner
Graceland Cemetery
Masonic History to be Topic at Castleton Rotary
On Monday June 14 1987 Castleton Rotary meets 12 15 to 1 30 pm. John G Jones will speak on Masonic History a subject new to the club. Bill Caldwell and Harold Greenlee are makers up. Carl E Paisley secretary. Also a brief note on Sue Monica Moravia Street charged with disorderly house case before Mayor McGrath with decision pending. A separate item notes Victor Wagner’s newsstand attended by Jane Brendanan during lunch hour all summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Rotary Club
John G. Jones
Jones
Bill Caldwell
New Wilmington
Harold Greenlee
Grove City
Carl E. Paisley
Sec’y
Wagner
Victor Wagner
Victor
Jane Brennadnan
Huron Avenue
Damages Awarded After New Castle Crash
A federal jury in Pittsburgh awarded Rev. Robert Michael Bligh 5076 and Lee P. O Connor 7000 total 12976 against Frank W. Johnson of Bloomsburg for a December 24 1936 New Castle collision. Johnson was found negligent. Bligh suffered permanent injuries and O Connor facial and musculoskeletal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Bloomsburg
Robert Michael Bligh
Lee P. O'Connor
New Castle
Frank W. Johnson
O'Connor
Pris
Johnson
Nordan and
Former Teacher Will Get Master's Degree
A former senior high school teacher, Mrs. Walter A. Cope, formerly Florence Jenkins, of Columbus, will receive her Master of Arts in history at Ohio State University in Columbus. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jenkins and her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. David M. Russell will attend the exercises. The sister Nana Jenkins taught at Ber and in junior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Cope
Columbus
Ohio State University
Florence Jenkins
W. C. Jenkins
Delaware Avenue
David M. Russell
Osweno
N.Y
Nana Jenkins
Av Ber
Frank
Schoo
C O F Delegates Return From East
Accompanied by Attorney C W Fenton former grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Pennsylvania and Mrs Fenton the New Castle Ellwood City road couple Floyd Hook 637 South Bay street returned by motor last night from the annual state convention of the C O F F P and the Rebekahs in Philadelphia. The party visited various points between here and Philadelphia. All were convention delegates. A specialist is a man who thinks you've got what he specializes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Fenton
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania
Fenton
New Castle-Ellwood City
Floyd Hook
South Bay Street
Rebekahs
Philadelphia
Fear Kidnapped Woman May Not Be Found Alive
A missing woman case unfolds as authorities fear she may not be found alive. The narrative details an elderly couple involved, a Parsons estate sale, and shifting police positions with federal rents and local headquarters amid tensions between county and federal officials. A diary allegedly found by the Parsons wife is disputed as a motive, with officials denying any link to the alleged kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Parson
Kupryonova
Syling Attends State Meetings in Harrisburg
County Superintendent of Schools John Syling visits Harrisburg for state superintendent sessions and attends a testimonial dinner for Lee L. Driver retiring from the Pennsylvania Department of Education in Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Syling
Harrisburg
Lee L. Driver
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Hershey
New Castle Girl Leaves For Canada As Missionary
Miss Della Collins of New Castle departs with a group for Meadow Lake Saskatchewan Canada to work as a pioneer missionary in the region. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Collins and a graduate of Nyack Missionary Training Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Canada
Della Collins
Pearson Street
Meadow Lake
Saskatchewan
Miss Collins
Collis
Nyack
Missionaeign
Salvation Army Sunday Services Update
Salvation Army schedules all day meetings led by Lieutenant Clifford Scho-Sighd succeeding Captain George Bevan transferred to Jeanette Pennsylvania. Sunday school starts at 10 am with an 11 am holiness meeting. Young People's Legion meets at 6 30 pm and a salvation meeting at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Clifford Scho- Sighd
George Bevan
Jeanette
Young People's Legion
Salvation
Disorderly House Raid Nets City Treasury Cash
Ted Brown and Jessie Brown were arrested at 923 Moravia Street by Lieutenant Suber and officers for running a disorderly house. Brown paid a $50 forfeit and Jessie Brown $25. they did not appear at police court. Three visiting defendants paid $10 each, three others from out of town stayed overnight in jail and were freed without fine by Mayor McGrath. All arrestees are described as colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Brown
Jessie Brown
Moravia Street
Suber
Brown
Charles E. McGrath
Wolves Club Dinner Meeting Notice
Wolves club members meet at the Elks club on North Mill street for a regular dinner gathering Tuesday evening at 6 40 o clock. Membership costs five dollars for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolves Club
Elks Club
North Mill Street
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BEN Franklin Boosters
Dupont
Civil Service
Steinway
Hofmann
Horowitz
Paderewski
Rachmaninoff
PA Newc
Utah
Coo
Youngstown Council
Burke
A. Darrell Burke
Jefferson St
Johnstown
Louis Orrico
St. Vi
Tus
DeMita
Pasetor
Topolite
St. Lucy’s Church
F Anuscrkiewicz
St. Vitus
Joseph Mastrangelo
Tony Quintillano
King Humbert Society
Frank Gillest
Unione Calabro Americano Society
Themus
James Tardelli
Frank Vitelli
Silvestro Frank
Joseph Lombardo
James Fuleno
Pete Verazo
Florence Jenkins Cope
Ohio State
East
Aioe That
J.B. Nielsen
Jeweler & Optometrist
Public Square
Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Syling
Plymouth
Desoto
Ode
Mae
Ags
Morgan Burrows Motor CO
N, Jefferson
DeSoto and Plymonuth Distributors
Headquarters For Rugs
Wea Wy
Ms Saha
Lawrence County
Washington
Jefferson
Wallace
J. F. Perelman
Treasury
Newa
Minden
Kerr & Erwin SM. Just
McCreery
Washington Street
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