Roosevelt Receives Partial Debt Payment for U S
Britain to pay just over 1 000 000 pounds toward 75 950 000 dollar installment due tomorrow. President Roosevelt says he will receive partial payments from Britain Italy and other debtors to avoid altering U S debt policy. Congress to decide on actual acceptance at a later session in January.
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International News Service
London
Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Great Britain
Italy
Congress
Tourists Gather at Castleton Hotel in New Castle Area
Dozens of visitors from California New York Wisconsin Iowa Indiana New Jersey Ohio and nearby states gather around the Castleton hotel in New Castle as cars line the street. Residents recall recent snowfall and reminisce about a July snow event in 1880. Gas workers encountered an old road bed beneath East Washington street while laying a new gas line near the bridge over the Neshannock.
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New Castle
Castleton Hotel
California
New York
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
New Jersey
Ohio
East Washington Street
Neshannock
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning include a maximum temperature of 60 and a minimum of 40 with trace precipitation. River stage stands at 4.8 feet. Figures for the same date last year show a high of 74 and a low of 57.
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U. S
Installing Equipment For Actual Operation At Pymatuning Dam
A Pennsylvania Water and Power Resources Board crew under Assistant Engineer J. W. B. Wells is installing a measuring cable and water stage recorder in the outlet channel below Pymatuning Dam. The device will continuously record water levels to compute reservoir discharge with current meter data, aiding economic flow regulation for Sharon and New Castle industrial districts. Stream gaging stations on the Little Shenango River and Pymatuning Creek will help determine release quantities to achieve regulated municipal and industrial flows.
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J. W. B. Wells
Pennsylvania Water and Power Resources Board of
Harrisburg
Pymatuning Dam
Charles E. Ryder
Pennsylvania Water and Power Resources Board
Shenango River
Sharon
New Castle
Little Shenango River
Greenville
Pymatuning Creek
Orangeville
Pymatuning
Banking Reform Measure Passes in Congress
The Glass-Steagall bill, the era’s most drastic banking overhaul, clears Senate-House conference and moves toward signature by President Roosevelt. Officials hail potential unified national banking control and stronger deposit insurance as the reform reshapes the U.S. financial system.
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International News Service
Washington
Glass-Steagall Bank
Congress
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Roosevelt
Senate House
Glass
Virginia
Massachusetts
Watches May Prove Identifying Clue For Plane Victims
Discovery of two blackened watches in the wreckage of the World's Fair sight seeing plane Northern Light near Chicago on June 14 offered hope of identifying the last two victims. Nine occupants died when the amphibian crashed. One watch bore the initials W. F. F. and serial numbers were being checked to trace buyers. Both unidentified victims were men, ages about 40 and 20.
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International News Service
Chicago
Northern Light
Woman Leaps To Death From Manchester Bridge
Police seek identity of a about twenty year old blonde woman who jumped from the center of the Manchester bridge in Pittsburgh. She wore a yellow printed dress with a flower design and shed a blue dress jacket just before tumbling over the railing.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Manchester Bridge
New Castle Y W C A Board Sees Officers Elected
The New Castle Y W C A board held its final meeting of the season at Miss Effie Butz’s home. Officers for one year were elected: President Mrs A B Fankhauser, First VP Mrs J E Elliott, Second VP Mrs H M, Secretary Miss Emily Rice, Treasurer Miss Nancy Bechtel.
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New Castle Y. W. C. A
Effie Butz
East Moody Avenue
Alice Sterling
A. B. Fankhauser
J. E. Elliott
H. M
Emily Rice
Nancy Bechtel
Fankhouser
O. P. Brown
Jessie Jenkins
Elder Bryan
Young Women’s Christian Association
Woman Leaps to Death From Thirteenth Floor
In Philadelphia on June 14 Mrs William A Wells 45 wife of a local merchant killed herself by jumping from a thirteenth floor apartment. She had been ill several months and had just returned from a hospital and sent her nurse on an errand before her fatal action. The body fell into the street ahead of a truck whose driver halted inches away.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
William A. Wells
Child Injured Playing at Quarry in Hillsville
Five year old John Pizzulli of Hillsville was admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital with a compound fracture of the right leg after a heavy steel door on a quarry car released trapping him Monday evening. He was playing with companions near the Johnson quarry when the incident happened.
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John Pizzulli
Hillsville
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Johnson Quarry
Just Friendly Greeting x and Lupe Velez And Johnny Weissmuller
The item notes a cordial public greeting among famous actors Lupe Velez and Johnny Weissmuller with X asserting they are only friends. No further details on context or setting are provided.
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Lupe Velez
Johnny Weissmuller
Father Cox to Speak at Cascade Park Meeting
Arrangements completed for a World War Veterans of Lawrence County gathering in Cascade Park with Father James Cox of Pittsburgh addressing attendees. Also speaking is Rev. Charles Warren Johnston, local pastor, as a platform is built in the grove for the crowd. Ira E. White of New Castle received public service commission authority to haul property between Lawrence and Beaver counties.
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Cascade Park
Lawrence County
James Cox
Pittsburgh
Washington
Father Cox
Charles Warren Johnstone
Grove
Harrisburg
Ira E. White
New Castle
Public Service Commission
Lawrence
Beaver Counties
G A R Parade Tops Pittsburgh Convention Close
The G A R veterans, more than 100 strong, march through downtown Pittsburgh with allied groups as 3,000 expected to join the Civil War contingent. Tonight auxiliaries prepare to organize a Pennsylvania department of the Federated Patriotic societies.
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International News’ Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Department of the Federated Patriotic Societies
Bandits Loot Circus Pay Car With Guards At Upper Darby
Three armed bandits looted more than 6000 dollars from Hagenback-Wallace circus pay car at Upper Darby served by armed guards. They fled in a high powered car with Indiana plates and a teletype alert was issued. gher died at his White Haven home aged 105. Gallagher's death ended the Me thuselah club after a long career in shoe repair since 1858 and arrival from Ireland.
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Philadelphia
Hagenback-Wallace
Upper Darby
Indiana
Gher
White Haven
Luzerne County
Gallagher
Methuselah Club
Ireland
Europe Debt Settlement Hurdles Senate Adjournment
Efforts of European debtor nations to press a ten percent settlement of a 144 million dollar debt to the United States blocked adjournment as the World Economic Conference process continued. Senate fights over veterans relief and a third Deficiency bill dominated, with conferees split on hospital funding and veterans payments.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Congress
Senate
Independent Offices
Europe
Robinson
Indiana
Neville Chamberlain
House
Mattern to resume globe girdling flight from Khabarovsk
Jimmy Mattern, who was forced to stop in Nome after looping from New York, planned to resume his attempted globe girdling flight. He cited ice and heavy fog over the Gulf of Tartary as the reason for turning back, noting his aircraft was in perfect condition in Khabarovsk and estimating at least 48 flying hours to reach New York.
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International News Service
Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Gulf of Tartary
New Or
Crossing approved for PA railroad track over Route 167
Harrisburg June 14 the public service commission approved construction of a crossing over the Pennsylvania railroad tracks over route 167 near Neshanock Falls station Lawrence county. The tracks serve a siding for Bates and Rogers Contracting company.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission Today
Pennsylvania Railroad
Neshannock Falls Station
Lawrence County
Bates & Rogers Contracting Company
Ramsay MacDonald and debts mockery at con ference
Special to The News reports Beverly Hills June 14 as Ramsay MacDonald, amid ocean crossing and cheap money advantages, feigns restraint about debts at a conference. He hints but refuses to name X, joking about revenge and avoiding debt discussion.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Ramsay MacDonald
Dirigible Macon Seen Over Lake Huron Near Oscoda
The dirigible Macon appeared over Lake Huron off Oscoda at 8 45 a m today. Oscoda is about 150 miles north of Detroit.
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Oscoda
Mich
Lake Huron
Detroit
Man Dies Carrying Water as Fire Sweeps Garage
A 53-year-old James H. Engle of Sylvan Hills near Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania died after he was overcome while carrying water to fight a rear home garage fire. The incident occurred on June 14 as flames spread from the structure.
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Hollidaysburg
James H. Engle
Sylvan Hills
Here
C C C Recruits To March In Kane Amid Relief Bill Rush
Kane Pennsylvania reports that about one thousand Civilian Conservation Corps recruits will march through the town this evening in what may be the largest reform troop display since President Roosevelt’s unemployment relief bill took effect.
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Kane
Roosevelt
Return to Jobs Restarts for Altoona Workers
Over 200 employees in the Altoona region are ordered to resume work within five days, as learned today.
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Altoona
Believed Oldest Man in Nation Passes in Pa
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on June 14 authorities report the death of Martin Gall a believed to be one of the nation s oldest men. Details on his age and exact status were not immediately available.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Martin Galla
Roosevelt admin boosts daily government outlays
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration has raised average daily spending from 13.9 million to 14.2 million dollars as it pours hundreds of millions into a massive boiler project intended to drive economic recovery.
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Washington
Roosevelt Administration
Buck brothers Kidnap Trial Ends in Defense Victory
In Barnstable Mass on June 14 Judge Edward F Hanity excluded a second confession by Kenneth Buck in the Peggy McMath kidnapping case. The defense argued Kenneth acted as a tool for a higher up a man named Bill met in Hyannis who lured him into the crime.
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International News Service
Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Peggy McMath
Edward F. Hanity
Kenneth Buck
Bill
Hyannis
Light Frost In Mountain Area
Light frost observed in the mountain region around Connellsville Pennsylvania with slightly heavier frost in higher elevations. No damage reported, and conditions noted as the opposite of last week's heat wave.
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International News Service
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Nineteen Nations Endorse Roosevelt Tariff Truce
London June fourteen Nineteen nations signified adherence to the international tariff truce proposed by President Roosevelt at the World Economic conference. MacDonald urged remaining nations to accept by Saturday to permit official announcement of unanimous agreement.
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International News Service
London
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Buses Reserved for World War Veterans Only
Announcement said free bus transportation to the park for Father James Cox address, but Major Wadlinger clarified that the service is limited to World War Veterans and not available to the general public.
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James Cox
Guy J. Wadlinger
The
Park Commission
European debt talk avoided as Hull staunchly resists trap
Secretary of State Hull warned against nations failing economically being accused by mankind while at the world economic conference. He refused to inject foreign debts into the agenda though European leaders pressed to drag the United States into discussion, emphasizing no bold proposals from his side.
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Geological Museum
London
Hull
America
J. Ramsay MacDonald
United States
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 will be employed. The firm began laying brick in the boiler room yesterday.
Injured Rider Jameson Memorial Hospital Incident
Alex McCready of New Wilmington is injured after his horse stumbled and threw him to the ground around 3 PM Tuesday. Doctors at Jameson Memorial Hospital report a severe facial laceration from the horse’s foot strike.
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Alex McCready
New Wilmington
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Heaviest payroll in two years paid to steel workers
Between 400000 and 500000 dollars is distributed today to several thousand steel workers in Weirton West Virginia. It marks the largest two week payroll in two years and one of the town's greatest ever payments.
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International News Service
Weirton
W. Va
Coal Man Cheers for Stormy Weather Notes
The coal man smiles at leaden skies and predicts profits as chilly winds bring coal demand. He expresses delight in storms that fill bins and keep moving trucks busy, noting the weather forecast as sixty five.
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