British Debt Controversy Overshadows World Conference
At the World Economic Conference in London the debt issue dominates talks as Prime Minister McDonald inserts it into his opening remarks and Britain reportedly considers default on Thursday payment. American delegates denounce the move while Hull seeks to keep to the official agenda amid fears debt talks could derail tariff and stabilization aims.
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George R. Holmes
Geological Museum
London
J. Ramsay McDonald
Samuel McReynolds
House Foreign Affairs Committee
McDonald
United States
MacDonald
America
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Consistory to Meet on Friday for Degree Work
The consistory plans a Friday meeting to confer degrees and notes no dinner and dance will be held because degree work will extend to Friday evening. The Consistory Dinner Club will suspend activities until fall, as announced by club officers.
New Street Car Type Debuts on Croton Line
Pedestrians gather beneath the East W street bridge as Croton avenue trolley riders ride a new street car, larger and easier riding, in a benefit to 450 households on Shut In Day. Post office cornerstone ceremony delayed by sandstone delivery, date to be set.
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Neshannock
East. W. Street
Croton Avenue
Croton
Peep Hole System For Post Office Elaborate
Secret passageways dubbed peep holes will allow postal inspectors to observe operations in New Castle’s new post office. Hidden galleries and ladders enable investigators to enter offices without notice and monitor the mailing division, using builders’ blueprints for a full room watch.
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New Castle
U. S. Delegation Awaits British Action on Debts
The British move to discontinue debt payments prompts U S and world leaders to urge repayment terms. MacDonald presses for a debt reduction based on the Lausanne settlement as Hull readies a revised address after delay.
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U. S
Bank Robbery During Purdue Commencement
In West Lafayette Indiana four gunmen robbed the Purdue State Bank during a commencement day. They seized an undetermined amount of funds and abducted teller Miss Dorothy Arnold before releasing her near the city limits. Police sought suspects as graduates received diplomas nearby.
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International News Service
West Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Purdue State Bank
Dorothy Arnold
Pinchot to Attend Washington Conference and Yale Reunion
Harrisburg reports Gov. Gifford Pinchot will join a Washington relief conference with Reconstruction Finance officials after a Milford rest. He then travels to New Haven for the 44th Yale class reunion with Public Service Commissioner Woodruff, and later to Sacramento for the annual governors conference on July 24.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
Yale University
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Haven
Public Service
George W. Woodruff
Pinchot
West Coast
Sacramento
Germany presses political issues at world economic conference
German foreign minister Baron Constantin von Neurath told delegates at the World Economic Conference that unresolved political questions block economic results and urged progress toward disarmament. He cited Germany’s role in restoring world confidence and referenced Hitler’s Reichstag speech and the four power peace pact.
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Geographical Museum
London
Baron Constantin von Neurath
von Neurath
Varebine
Germany
Hitler
Geneva
Britain May Default On Debt If June 15 Payment Is Not Made
The British cabinet reportedly plans not to renew payments under the original debt settlement. A June 15 due installment of 75.95 million pounds may be skipped, with Neville Chamberlain signaling this could be Britain’s last payment under existing terms. France says it will back Britain if no payment is made and will ignore the due date if Britain chooses to pay.
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United States
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Paris
France
Great Britain
Britain reformulates debt offer to United States
Washington, June 13. Sir Ronald Lindsay presented informally a revised set of conditions under which Britain would make a partial payment on the 75,950,000 debt due this government. London had issued threats to default to influence acceptance. The proposal was shared with Acting Secretary Phillips and awaits Roosevelt’s review.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Ronald Lindsay
United States
London
Britain
Phillips
Roosevelt
Three men found dead in New York City apartment
Police identified remains of three Italians after a gruesome discovery in a rental unit. Residents reported a foul odor before custodian Elsie Froud and her husband found a man dead with an ice pick wound, and two others with numerous stab injuries. Detectives matched fingerprints to Salvatore Telinello Carnello Callabrese and a man called Salte.
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Salvatore Telinello
Carnello Callabrese
Salte
Elsie Froud
City reports 95 Work Relief employees worked last week
Foremen on city projects reported to the city’s legal department that 95 Work Relief employees worked six days last week. The city pays 25 cents insurance for each worker. More than 100 reported for work on Monday.
Will Graduate Nurses Class Names of Graduates From Several Cities
The Nurses Home beside Jameson Memorial Hospital will graduate a class including Margaret L. Evans Aliquippa Helen Lucille Locke Jamestown Mary Tressa Stambaugh Sharon Virginia Isabell Weyman Matilda Cecila Sobeski Ellwood City Elizabeth Winifred Kendall Thelma Elizabeth Kennedy East Brook and from New Castle Bertha Marie Douglas Elizabeth Shirley Gibson Dorthea Louise Horner Katherine Elizabeth Jones Goldie Lucille McKee Dorothy Volaire McMillen Elma Elvera Nelson Grace Lucille Parker Margaret Roberta Shelenberger Harriet Pollyne Simison Virginia Lenore Smith Eleanor Mildred Stewart Martha Carolyn Book.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Margaret L. Evans
Aliquippa
Helen Lucille Locke
Jamestown
Mary Tressa Stambaugh
Sharon
Virginia Isabell Weyman
Matilda Cecila Sobeski
Ellwood City
Elizabeth Winifred Kendall
Thelma Elizabeth Kennedy
East Brook
New Castle
Bertha Marie Douglas
Elizabeth Shirley Gibson
Dorthea Louise Horner
Katherine Elizabeth Jones
Goldie Lucille McKee
Dorothy Volaire McMillen
Elma Elvera Nelson
Grace Lucille Parker
Margaret Roberta Shelenberger
Harriet Pollyne Simison
Virginia Lenore Smith
Eleanor Mildred Stewart
Martha Carolyn Book
Twin Denials End Jury Fixing Probe
Pittsburgh June 13 twin denials appear to end sensational jury fixing allegations in the trial of six Homestead politicians led by Burgess John Cavanaugh on tax assessment juggling charges. Juror Arthur Sundberg and Melvin Mervis denied claims of a fixed outcome. Sundberg was replaced in the jury by Mrs Catherine Eieser.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
John Cavanaugh
Dithrich
Andrew T. Park
Arthur R. Sundberg
Duquesne
Melvin Mervis
C. J. McBride
Board of Tax Revision
Mervis
Sundberg
Catherine Eieser
Makinen Found Guilty of Arson in Bah Bessemer Case
In the Commonwealth vs John Makinen of Bessemer, before Judge James A Chambers, the jury found him guilty on arson counts one and three and not guilty on other counts. The claim was insurance fraud totaling 5200 on house and furnishings. Makinen denied setting the fire. He could not identify the fire origin, with stove, furnace, and wiring cited as possible causes.
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Commonwealth
John Makinen
Bessemer
James A. Chambers
Makinen
Kiddies Day at Cascade Park Set for June 15
Cascade Park officials designate Thursday June 15 as Kiddies Day with athletic events and a New Castle high school band. Cut rate prices for families. streetcar fare and parking at five cents. Thousands of children and parents are expected to attend.
Phalanx mushball game set for Camp Rentz Wednesday
The New Castle and Ellwood City chap ters of the Phalanx fraternity will play mushball at Camp Fred L Rentz of the Y M C A on Wednesday evening. New Castle members meet at the Y at 6 30 for the ride to the camp. Game starts at 7 o clock.
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New Castle
Ellwood City
Phalanx Fraternity
Fred L. Rentz
Deaths of the Day: Mrs. Sarah Jane Stewart and others
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Stewart were held at Rose Point Methodist Church with relatives and friends in attendance. Interment followed at Harlansburg cemetery. Also noted: Jacob Aronson, 50, merchant, died at 911 Moravia Street after heart trouble. funeral at 4 p.m. at 911 Moravia Street. interment in Tifereth Israel cemetery. Additional notices list funeral plans for George Alexander Shaw, Ethel G. Clark, and Charles A. Rupp with locations in Neshannock Township, Pulaski Township, and Chicago, respectively, plus brief survivor details and no published arrangements.
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Stewart
Sarah Jane Stewart
William Stewart
Rose Point Methodist Church
J. W. Baughman
A. L. Warren
Mildred Stewart
Alberta Knight
Violet Morrow
Betty Gallagher
Pauline Gallagher
Doris Wilkison
W. R. Stough
Jacob Aronson
South Side
Moravia Street
Aronson
Russia
Tifereth Israel Synagogue
Fanny Cobb Aronson
Betty
Maxim
Nathan Aronson
Salem
Massachusetts
Rabbi Aronson
New York City
Tifereth Israel Cemetery
George Alexander Shaw
Neshannock Township
Eugene Robinson
King’s Chapel
M. E
Ethel G. Clark
George Clark
Youngstown Road
Pulaski Township
J. A. Galbraith
Epworth M. E. Church
C. B. Shaffer
New Bedford M. E. Church
H. E. Eckles
Albert Genkinger
Samuel White
John Atkinson
Louis W. McClung
Walter Lamb
Hopewell Cemetery
New Bedford
Charles A. Rupp
Chicago
Rohrbach
Germany
America
T. F. Nugent
Peter C. Rupp
Charles
William
Joseph
Frederick Rupp
Harry Splittgerber
Marie Peeler
Richard Edminson
Harry
Gary
Ind
Adams On Trial For Assault And Battery
The commonwealth charges Charles Adams colored with assault and battery against Sophia Moses Syrian in county court before Judge R L Hildebrand. The incident reportedly occurred May 8 when Adams approached the Moses store on Long avenue and struck Moses as she blocked his exit. Adams was arrested.
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The
Commonwealth
Charles Adams
Sophia Moses
R. L. Hildebrand
Adams
Moses
Long Avenue
Miss Moses
New Vannay fat treatment promises slim figures
An advertisement touts Vannay tablets as harmless aids to weight loss. It claims enhanced lipase action digests fat, allows three meals daily, and requires no starving or painful exercise. Money-back guarantee offered if customers are not satisfied.
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Ruggist
Vannay
Ackare
Love & Megown
Saving A Portion Of Pay To Tackle Future Emergencies
The author argues from recent years that it is prudent to set aside part of each paycheck now to prepare for unforeseen future emergencies. The suggestion emphasizes proactive financial planning to cushion potential risks.
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World Economic
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J. Ramsay MacDonald
Hull
House of Commons
Indiana
Bank Purdue
Yale
TEACO
Neisner’s
Shoe Dept
West
Washington St
Highland Ave
N. Mill St
Marlin’s
Jefferson St
MN. Y
Stanley Baldwin
Cascade
Smith’s
Coats
Moron
Moros
Jos.s.rice
E. North St
New Castle, Pa
J. R. Rick Motor Car Co
Telephone
Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Co
Summers and McCann
Kelly- Springfield
Croton Ave
Dollar Savings Association
Pat B. Mellinger
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