Insurgent Advance Presses Bilbao Break in Iron Ring
Insurgent planes pounded Bilbao center while rebel troops drive into suburbs. Basque forces hold Mount Aruste as invaders cross Nervion bridges and advance a mile and a half in a day. Captured war material and prisoners, including Major Vallejo, are claimed.
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International News Service
Bilbao
Mount
Aruste
Nervion
Vallejo
Iron Ring
Santa Marina
Santo Domingo
Arcanta
Unsea
Sperramenda
Santander
Asturias
Fairgrounds convert to trailer camps in PA towns
Pennsylvania localities adapt fairgrounds into trailer camps for touring visitors. State patrols are posted at key highway intersections to improve traffic safety. In New Castle the Croton district hosts two WPA gutter repairs and a city water line resurfacing on Croton avenue. Traffic congestion reported around 9:30 PM with calls for a traffic officer at East North street and Croton avenue bridge. A resident brought in a large black gray beetle with eye-like markings for identification.
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Pennsylvania
Croton
WPA
Haus and
Dewey Avenue
City of New Castle Water Company
Croton Avenue
East North Street
Pa Newe
Washington Street
Harry Trover
Shenango Street
the News
Trover
Paul Lelenko Captures City Marbles Championship
Twelve year old Paul Lelenko of Terrace Avenue School won the city marbles title at Boyles Field beating Walter Kerber of Rose Avenue School. Lelenko earned a cup and the right to represent Newcastle at the national tournament in Wildwood New Jersey later this month. prizes were presented by The Townsmen civic group which sponsored the event and funded his trip.
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Paul Lelenko
Terrace Avenue
West Chartes Street
New Castle
Lelenko
Wildwood
N. J
Rose Avenue
Walter Kerber
Boyles Field
Saurday
Welenko
Young Men’s
Assistant Secretary of War Nominated
WASHINGTON June 14 Louis A Johnson 45 of Clarksburg W Va lawyer and former commander of the American Legion was nominated assistant secretary of war by President Roosevelt to fill a vacancy created by Harry Woodring becoming secretary of war Johnson who served as a captain of infantry overseas in the war and was decorated with the Legion of Honor by the French government also served in the West Virginia House of Representatives in 1917 and led the American Legion nationally in 1932
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International News Service
Washington
Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
American Legion
Roosevelt
Johnson
Harry Woodring
Legion
Legion of Honor
West Virginia
House of Representatives
Lewis Moves To Shut Off Coal
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, declared the strike 100 percent effective though effects would show in 48 hours. Union estimates put about 9,500 miners in Pennsylvania and West Virginia ordered to quit. Washington report notes Lewis revealed a new strategic move in his battle with steel empires.
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International News Service
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Executions in Svobodny Hit 28 for Trotskyist Espionage
Soviet authorities reported the summary killings of twenty eight defendants at Svobodny for Trotskyism and espionage for Japan. The executions followed a secret trial and occurred less than two days after eight Soviet army leaders were shot on similar charges.
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James E. Brown
Moscow
Russia
Svobodny
Japan
Avobodny
Pacific Ocean Star
Amur
Jameson Memorial Nurses to Receive Diplomas
Fifteen graduates complete three years of intensive training at Jameson Memorial Hospital Nursing School. Mrs. Julia Kemperdina pins each diploma as Fred L. Rentz presents the award with R. F. Galbreath delivering the commencement address at 8 30 in the First Christian church on the public square. A reception will follow at the nurses home adjoining the hospital on Wilmington avenue.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Julia Kemperdina
Fred L. Rentz
R. F. Galbreath
Westminster College
Wilmington Avenue
Daily Weather Report Summary of Temperatures and Rainfall
For the 24 hour period ending at 9 o clock this morning the highest temperature reached 79 and the low 65 with precipitation of .08 inches. River stage stood at 5.8 feet. For the previous 24 hours ending Sunday morning the maximum was 80 and the minimum 58 with trace rainfall.
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United States
Fifteen Cars Run Into Plant At Warren Ohio
Aroused Steel strikers augmented their picket lines at Republic Steel in Warren Ohio. The Erie railroad sent 15 cars through the line into the plant, drawing 75 policemen and triggering rail ties torn from tracks as reporters were threatened. The incident followed a recent move allowing cars to enter the adjacent Associated Box Co. facility.
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International News Service
Warren
Republic
Erie Railroad
Republic Steel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Associated Box Co
Republic’s
Amelia Earhart Begins Red Sea Leg of World Flight
In Massawa Eritrea on June 14 Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam departed at 7 30 a m for a short coastal flight to Assab along the Red Sea before resuming her round the world journey toward Arabia.
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International News Service
Massawa
Eritrea
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Red Sea
Assab
Arabia
State police guard Bethlehem strike as governor seeks talks
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on June 14 Governor George H. Earle deployed 75 state policemen to guard Bethlehem Steel’s eight mile plant after a Sunday clash left five injured. The CIO wave spread to captive mines fueling Bethlehem furnaces and could involve over 60 000 workers. Earle flew in to press for peace talks and criticized Bethlehem Steel officials for their stance.
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International News Service
Johnstown
George H. Earle
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
CIO
John L. Lewis
CIO Generalissimo
Bethlehem
Gov. Earle
David Watkins
Governor Murphy surveys situation in Monroe plant standoff
In Monroe Michigan on June 14 the CIO may keep a peaceful picket line around the Newton Steel plant if union officials approve reasonable rules. Armed guards patrolled the plant area after last Thursday’s riot with sheriff’s deputies as 500 volunteers remained on call. A mass meeting by 10 000 to 15 000 union members upheld a resolution to resume picketing, with 300 national guardsmen and 100 state police assisting earlier in the day.
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International News Service
Monroe, Mich
CIO
Newton Steel Company
Daniel Knaggs
Monroe
Mich
C.I.O
National
Dinner Honors Rev. Doerr on Priesthood Anniversary
A Sunday afternoon dinner at St. Joseph's rectory in New Castle celebrated the twentieth anniversary of Reverend Father Joseph A. Doerr priesthood. He previously served 13 years as assistant pastor in Duquesne, Pennsylvania and has led progress at St. Joseph's Church on South Jefferson Street since moving here about six and a half years ago.
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St. Joseph’s Rectory
South Jefferson Street
Joseph A. Doerr
St. Joseph's Church
Doerr
Duquesne
New Castle
Condition of Pope Pius Worsens in Rome
Rome reports the pope's condition has deteriorated with Dr. Aminta Milani staying nightly at Castel Gandolfo to administer restoratives if needed.
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International
Rome
Pius
Aminta Milani
Castel Gandolfo
Shower Bath Girl Weds Drake Co ed Heloise Martin
Heloise Martin former Drake University co ed and Drake football star Ernest Bergmann wed in Chicago. The couple had been publicly identified after a magazine featured a photo spread showing Martin in a shower bath.
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Heloise Martin
Drake University
Des Moines
Ernest Bergmann
Drake
Chicago
Miss Martin
Heloise
First drowning of the year at Neshannock Falls
Edward Cremerda 22 of 704 Etna street died after swimming in Neshannock creek near Neshannock Falls on Sunday afternoon. His body was recovered within five minutes but resuscitation failed. He swam out to midstream and disappeared, later found by his brother. A doctor was summoned from New Wilmington for aid.
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Edward Cremerda
Etna Street
Neshannock Falls
Cremerda
Neshannock Creek
Orville Potter
Czemerda
Martin
Frank
John Buday
West
Washington Street
New Castle
Palmotor
Young, McMullen
Nelson
Hanna
New Wilmington
Missing society matron parsons case stirs federal probe
In New York on June 14 authorities awaited word after a ransom note for 25000 appeared in the car of Mrs. Anna Parsons. The missing wife of William Parsons was last seen Wednesday at 11 15 am with an elderly man and a woman tied to Huntington property. Federal agents searched Huntington homes with boxes like suitcases amid rumors of a kidnapping plot while police planned a Stony Brook area sweep, later discouraged by agents.
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International News Service
New York
William H. Parsons
Anna Kupryanova
Parsons
Huntington
G-men
Stony Brook
Police Officer Struck By Auto In Moravia Street Hit Run
Police officer Robert Hanna is in Jameson Memorial hospital with injuries to hip and leg after a hit and run on Moravia street at 11 10 p m Sunday. The fleeing Ford V-8 with two colored men struck him as he directed traffic. Police pursue lead as Chief Criswell seeks the driver.
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Robert Hanna
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Moravia
Kennedy
J. Young
Moravia Street
Hanna
Furnace Street
Young
Jack Thompson
Thompson
Ralph A. Criswell
Legion Band Misses Pittsburgh Music Jubilee
The American Legion junior band could not compete in the Forbes Field music jubilee after the truck hauling their instruments broke down between Ellwood City and Zelienople. Members traveled in private cars, and a replacement truck could not arrive in time for preliminaries.
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American Legion
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Ellwood City
Zelienople
Death notices for Edward Cremerda and others
A compact death record lists Edward Cremerda age 22 of 704 Etna Street Daniel Wilmer Brest age 87 of Sandy Lake Harriet Pettit age 83 of Cupertina California Mrs Caroline Becker Wiegand age 92 of Salem Oregon and Joseph M Ehrlich age 69 of 414 Sheridan Avenue with no further details.
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Edward Cremerda
Etna Street
Daniel Wilmer Brest
Sandy Lake
Harriet Pettit
Cupertina
Calif
Caroline Becker Wiegand
Salem
Joseph M. Ehrlich
Sheridan Avenue
Leap From Car Fatal To Girl Leap From Car Fatal To Girl
County detectives prepared to bring two men from St Marys for questioning in a fatal road incident near Pittsburgh. Pauline Tacho lovaka, 16, of Sturgeon, died from a fractured skull after jumping from a car in the early hours. Her sister Catherine, 15, survived with minor injuries and supplied the car’s license number.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
St. Marys
St Marys
Pauline Tacholovaka
Sturgeon
J. Z. Rohm
Carnegie
Roosevelt And Officials Silent On Strike News
President Roosevelt and White House officials refused to comment on the tense labor strikes in Ohio Indiana and Michigan. Reports of governors seeking presidential intervention were not confirmed and no official action had been brought to the White House’s attention.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Change of grade planned for Richelieu Avenue
Councilman B F Butler introduced an ordinance to change and re establish the grade on Richelieu Avenue from East Main Street to Erie Avenue. The measure passes as work is underway and the city engineer notes sidewalks were not aligned to the grade.
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B. F Butler
Richelieu Avenue
East Main Street
Erie Avenue
Adverse Report Filed On Court By Committee
The Senate judiciary committee released an adverse majority report calling President Roosevelt's supreme court bill an invasion of judicial power. It urges defeat, warns of political court control, and proposes constitutional retirement for judges as an alternative for fresh blood.
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James L. Kilgallen
Supreme Court
UAW Lawyer to File NLRB Complaint Against Newton Steel
Maurice Sugar, attorney for the CIO United Automobile Workers, said he would file a National Labor Relations Board complaint in Detroit against Newton Steel, a subsidiary of Republic Steel, alleging Wagner Act violations for union interference, company union maintenance, and dismissal of union workers.
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International News Service
Detroit
Maurice Sugar
CIO
United Automobile Workers Union
Newton Steel Company
National Relations Board
Republic Steel Corporation
Carl Kaiser
Swoc
Neighbor grows a thriving summer garden this year
Arthur Mometer notes his neighbor's plot flourishing with green heads, cabbages, tomatoes, and beans pushing through soil. He tends it through hoeing and watering, promising a bountiful harvest to stock winter shelves as warm weather lingers at eighty four.
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Assistant Secretary of War
Soviet
Daily Weather Report
Amelia
Africa
Steel
Earle
Newton Steel Co
Governor Murphy
By James L. Kilgallen
Rev. Jos. Doerr
St. Joseph
Ntral Press
Richelieu Ave
Senate
Judiciary Committee
U. S
Wil
Newton Steel
Arthur Mometer
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