Roosevelt to receive partial debt payment
President Roosevelt announced he would "receive" the partial payment of 144,000,000 due the United States tomorrow. The move allows avoiding any stated change in U S debt policy while leaving actual acceptance to Congress. The British offer and the president's reply were conveyed to Washington from London and posted for public release tonight.
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Tourists Gather at New Castle Stopover in Snowy Travel Day
Many travelers from across the country paused in New Castle as a train advertisement drew visitors to the Castleton Hotel area. Cars from California New York Wisconsin Indiana New Jersey Ohio and more filled the scene. Snow fell heavily yesterday and old timers recalled winters past. Gas company workers on Mast Washington Street hit an old road bed beneath the surface near the NeShannock bridge.
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Daily Weather Report Summary for 24 Hour Period
Temperature highs reached 60 degrees with a low of 40. Trace of precipitation recorded. River gauge at 4.8 feet. Year to date figures show high 14 and low 7 with drizzle noted.
Installing Equipment For Actual Operation At Pymatuning Dam
A local construction crew under Assistant Engineer J W B Wella of the Pennsylvania Water and Power Resources Board works below Pymatuning Dam to install a measuring cable and water stage recorder structure. The recorder will house an automatic device recording water level. logs and current meter discharge measurements will determine the reservoir’s outflow. Charles Ryder, chief engineer, notes regulation aims for Shenango River districts and nearby towns Pymatuning and Orangeville.
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Pymatuning Dam
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Pennnsylvania Water and Power Resources Board
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Orangeville
Banking Reform Measure Passes
The Glass-Brealand banking bill, described as the most drastic reform since the Federal Reserve's creation, passed Congress and awaited President Roosevelt's signature. Backers hailed it as complete reform of the banking system with potential future unity of federal and state controls, marking a historic shift. Senators Glass and Luce said unified control may now be possible.
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Watches May Prove Identifying Clue For Plane Victims
International News Service reports in Chicago on June 14 that two blackened watches found in the wreckage of the World's Fair sight-seeing plane Northern Light may identify the last two victims. Nine people died when the amphibian crashed. One watch bears initials. serial numbers will be checked to trace buyers. The unidentified victims are men aged about 40 and 20.
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International News Service
Chicago
Woman Falls to Death From Manchester Bridge
Police seek identity of a 20 year old blonde woman who leaped to her death from the center of the Manchester bridge. She wore a yellow printed dress and removed a blue dress jacket just before tumbling over the railing, authorities said.
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International News Service
Piitsburgh
Rhot 20
Manchester Bridge
Final Meeting OLY W Board Elects New Members
The W Board elected Miles Jessie Jenkins and Mrs. O.P Brown to serve on the governing body. Mrs. Elder Bryan was unable to attend but is named as a new member. Marguerite White reported Camp East Brook opened with 53 girls enrolled and five camperships awarded. a capable celestial corps oversees camp activities. Miss Butz, appointed by Miss Rose Butz, served refreshments at the Kiwanis Club event.
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East Brook
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Woman Dies by Own Action in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia woman is reported to have died by her own action in what authorities describe as a self-inflicted incident. Details remain limited as investigators assess the scene and circumstances.
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Philadelphia
Injury report from imperfect OCR fragment
A fractured injury report mentions John Pitan age and a Monday incident near Ville in Iowa. Details are garbled with references to a hospital, autferin, and cars, hindering clear facts about location and outcome.
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GALR Veterans Plan March Convention
GALR veterans finalize plans for a March convention in Pittsburgh as part of international coverage. The brief notes organizational aims and upcoming activities, highlighting the event's significance for veteran communities.
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Park under ge Maes the War Veterans of Law
Park banner notes efforts by local group War Veterans of Law to support veteran services and park improvements. Community meeting announced to discuss funding, eligibility, and project timelines.
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Veterans of Law
European Debt Cut Plays In House Senate Clash
In Washington a heated battle over World War I era debt payment terms and the World Economic Conference occupied Congress. Senator Robinson accused Neville Chamberlain of pushing for terms to benefit Britain while Congress adjourns. A partial conference report failed to win approval due to a missing Senate amendment funding veterans hospital facilities and conflicting provisions on ex service men payments.
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Mattern Forced To Run Back To Khabarovsk Post
Moscow dispatch reports Jimmy Mattern forced to cut his Nome flight and return to Khabarovsk due to heavy fog over the Gulf of Tar tary. Officials say his aircraft was in perfect condition on return and estimate several hours more to complete the journey back.
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Pennsylvania approves erection of track crossing
International News Service reports Barrigburg June 14 public service commission approved construction of a crossing over route 167 near Neshen Niock Falls station in Lawrence county. Tracks will provide a siding to Bates and Rogers contracting company.
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International News Service
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Public’ Service Commission
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Lawrence County
Bates & ‘Rogers ‘Contracting ‘Company
Verly Hills Cal News Snippet On Coin and Money
A garbled clipping mentions ministers, gold, and money with stray words like jumped, craw, and ready. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or events, producing an incomplete snapshot of a financial or political aside.
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Spektatio
Hills
Buck Brothers Gain Advantage in Kidnapping Trial
In BAHNSTABLE Massachusetts on June 14, Judge Edward Hapily ruled the second confession by Kenneth Buck inadmissible and found the defense victory after he excluded the confession in which Buck claimed sole responsibility. Buck said a higher-up man named Bill lured him into the kidnapping, describing the BI figure as a city slicker he feared would force his hand.
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International News Service
Bahnstable
Mass
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Pegwy McMath
Edward P.hapily
Kenneth Buck
Bill
Hyannis
Masa
Aquor Minter
Light Frost In Mountain Area
Connelsville Pennsylvania June 14 reports a light frost across the region with heavier frost in the mountains yet no damage noted. The piece notes a contrast to the prior heat wave and emphasizes frost visible in both city and highlands.
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International News Service
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Nineteen Nations Back Roosevelt Truce At Conference
London June 14 nineteen nations have signed their adherence to the international tariff truce proposed by President Roosevelt Prime Minister MacDonald told the World Economic conference today He urged that the remaining nations accept the truce by Saturday to permit unanimous agreement and action at the conference
Busses Reserved For World War Veterans Only Announcement
Yesterday the Park Commission announced that transportation by bus would be provided to World War II veterans to hear Father James Cox at the park this evening. The service will be free and limited to veterans, not the general public, according to J. Wachinger.
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Io General
Hull Presents U S Attitude To Conference
Secretary of State Hull outlined American economic policy at the world economic conference in London and warned that any nation failing financially will earn mankind’s condemnation. Debts were not on the agenda, though Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and other speakers pressed the issue to draw the United States into debate. Hull remained firm and offered no wartime proposals, signaling restraint from entanglement in controversy.
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Geological Museum
London
United States
Hull
Regerd
Hoyland and Mercer Win City Brick Contract
Hoyland and Mercer, local brick contractors, have been awarded the brick work contract for the city’s new post office. New Castle masons began in the boiler room of the building yesterday.
Horse rider injured after mount stumbles in accident
Alex McCready of New Wilmington was injured when the horse he rode stumbled, throwing him to the ground at about 3 pm Tuesday. Doctors at Jameson Memorial hospital found a severe mouth and chin laceration from the incident.
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Alex McCready
New Wilmington
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Heaviest Pay in Two Years Reported in Weirton
Weirton West Virginia June 14 pay totals show 400000 dollars paid in two weeks to several thousand steel workers. Officials say the sum is the largest two week amount in two years and among the town's record payments.
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International News Service
Weirton
W. Va
Coal Man’s Weather Boosts Winter Supply Plans
Arthur Mometer notes a cold front as fuel bins fill and coal sellers expect strong demand. He foresees storms, higher heating needs, and SRO crowds, with trucks and bins ready to move coal to keep youngsters warm.
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