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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1939

Page

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Deny Mistrial Demand in Harrisburg Case Over payroll charts

Harrisburg trial of former highways official Brownmiller continued as Judge Hughes denied a mistrial request after three days. Prosecution charts comparing Luzerne payrolls to other counties were limited, with Bechtel objecting to alleged claims of “robbing” districts. Juror withdrawal potential cited.

Raymond Wilcove Luzerne Brownmille H. @. Bechtel Brownmiller Cousiss Earl V. Compton Dauphin County Ald Tazerne Bechtel Compton Hughes

Mail Messenger Robbed By Bandits

Four unmasked bandits in coveralls robbed a U.S. mail messenger at gunpoint in Kewanee on June 14. Willis Anderson, delivering mail from the railroad depot to the post office, had sacks seized by two attackers while a fourth waited on a sedan. State police set up roadblockes nearby as the investigation continues.

International Barvicea Kewanee U.S Willis Anderson Kewanee Post Office Wil

Observers note cool June evening and citywide flags

Smoke rose from chimneys Tuesday as a stove fire and furnace kept homes warm on a cool June evening. Flags fluttered across the city for the Fing Day observance. Special three cent baseball centennial stamps are available at the local post office.

Daily Weather Report for 2d-hour period ending 5 B 7

United States weather statistics show maximum temperature 74 and minimum 55 with 60 inches of precipitation and a river stage of 4.9 feet. For the same date last year the maximum was 72 and the minimum 55 with no precipitation reported.

United States

Testimonial Dinner Plan For Penna Power Co

Meeting of Greater New Castle Association leads to quick action for a testimonial dinner honoring the Pennsylvania Power Company. A 1500 ticket limit is set to avoid Cathedral dining hall congestion on June 29. Over 450 tickets already ordered ahead of printing.

Greater New Castle Association Pennsylvania Power Company

Six Women Struck by Fumigation Gas in Pittsburgh Building

Six residents of a three story Oakland apartment were overcome by fumigating gas late at night. Katherine Lippert 77 Emma Lippert 75 Susan Ryan 69 Bridget Costello 66 Eleanor Hack 21 Estella Hack 19 were hospitalized with Emma Lippert in serious condition. Police cleared the building and warned residents to stay out until 11 pm.

International Pittsburgh Katherine Lippert Emma Lippert Susan Ryan Bridget Costello Eleanor Hack Estella Oakland Lipperts Katherine Lipper

Secrecy Over Autopsy In Teen Slaying

Autopsy on 14 year old Joan Stevens of Nesquehoning leaves unclear final cause of death after eight bullets hit her in a self defense shooting by Corporal Benjamin Franklin. Physicians note ten shots fired from Franklin's .32 calibre pistol. report to district attorney expected in about a week.

Lade Grammar School Michael S. Merman Carbon County Mysician John J. Wenner Allencown Wenner Pranklin Albert Helmbach Lynn G. Adams Franklin

Eleanor Holm Granted Final Decree in Divorce

New York June 14 with final divorce papers issued yesterday in Los Angeles Eleanor Holm and Billy Rose set September 19 for their wedding. Art Jarrett broke the news to her by long distance. Billy Rose’s decree from Fanny Buice will become final September 18 and 24 hours later Holm will become Mrs Rose.

International News Service New York Eleanor Holm Billy Rose Eleanor Art Jarrett Los Angeles Billy Fanny Buice Sleaney Rose

Four Countries Agree to Accept Jewish Refugees

Paris June 14 Four countries will provide refuge for all 907 Jewish refugees aboard the German liner Saint Louis. France Britain Belgium agreed to receive as many as 250 each on a temporary basis and the Netherlands will take 104. The ship had been turned away from Cuba and is due back in Europe in a few days, the American Joint Distribution Committee announced today.

International News Service Paris Ner

Franco Plans to Visit Mussolini in Rome

Rome dispatch says Franco plans to visit Rome in September to seek positive commitment linking Spain to the Rome-Berlin axis. Foreign Minister Count Ciano may make an early trip to Burgos around June 14 to discuss the matter.

Franco Mussolini Rome Italy Spain

Class Of Nurses To Be Graduated Tonight

Six local young women will graduate from the Jameson Hospital School of Nurses Training in an impressive ceremony at 8 30 o clock in the First Christian church on the square. Dr S E Irvine will deliver the evening address and Fred L Rentz will distribute the diplomas to Helen Francis Boyn Jean De Garmo Marietta Frazier Helen Houck Helen Kelly and Ruth Moore after the three year course. A reception and dance will follow at the Jameson hospital nurses Home on Wilmington avenue with refreshments.

Jameson Hospital S. Eo Irvine U. P Fred L. Rentz Helen Francis Boyn Jean DeGarmo Marietta Frazier Helen Houck Helen Kelly Ruth Moore Wilmington Avenue

Mercer County Mother And Son In Dual Tragedy

Grove City report details a double tragedy in which Mrs. Ethel Locktosh, 26, died of self-administered poison and her two year old son Donald was smothered with a pillow. The mother’s husband, Michael Locktosh, said she was in good spirits earlier, and detectives sought motive as a seven year old daughter Mary Ann alerted neighbors.

International News Grove City Ethel Locktosh Donald London Grove City Hospital Mary Ann Michaael Locktosh

Strang Reaches Moscow to Push Allied Entente

William Strang of the British foreign office arrived in Moscow on June 14 as the key eastern European expert guiding Anglo French hopes to form a triple entente with Russia. He travels amid ongoing diplomacy to align Russia with Britain and France.

Moscow William Strang British Foreign Office Russia

King George VI and Queen Elizbeth End Canada U S Visit

King and Queen nearing end of tour board Skeena for one day visit to Prince Edward Island after a day in New Brunswick. Moncton stop sparks massive cheers from about 15,000 schoolchildren as Premier Mackenzie King helps control the crowd.

Royal Pilot Canada United States Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Cape Tormentine Maritime Province Moncton N. B W. L. Mackenzie King

Body of 10 Week Kidnapped Baby Found Near Fremont

The body of 10 week old Haldon Pink, kidnapped from his grandparents home in Clyde, was found in Green creek four miles east of Fremont. Deputy Sheriff Emery Reimer identified the boy and reported discovery at 11 A.M. Details were not immediately available.

International Nowa Service Fremont Haldon Pink Clyde Shereff Emery Reimer H. —. Myer Reimer Green Creek

United States and France Keep In Close Contact Over Tientsin Crisis

London June 14 United States and France are in close contact with all developments in the Tientsin crisis and preparing joint counter measures to Japan s blockade of the foreign settlement. Undersecretary Richard Austin Butt told the House of Commons that an Anglo French American reply to Japan was under examination and would depend on further Japanese action. Britain vows not to submit quietly and Whitehall sources say a tri powered retort is under consideration.

Charles A. Smith London United States France Tientsin Japan Richard Austin Butt House of F Commons Butler Ques Hongkong Singapore Penang Britain Whitcher Whitehall

Next Sunday Father’s Day nationwide observance noted

A historical column explains the emergence of Father’s Day as a holiday on June 18. It contrasts the sentiment of gift giving with practical presents and cautions against over-sentimental praise, suggesting useful gifts and a balanced approach to honoring fathers.

Ike Johm L. Sullivan

Moose Convention Preparations At New Castle Lodge

New Castle Lodge No. 51 L O D M is preparing to host the Western area's 127 lodges for an annual convention. Business sessions run Thursday through Saturday June 23 24 with an Open House on the preceding Wednesday. Dictator Walter Ringer and committees oversee final arrangements for what may be the city’s largest convention in years.

New Castle Lodge No Walter Ringer

Allegheny County Man Appointed Milk Control Board Member

Harrisburg June 14 Gov Arthur H Jamies filled a vacancy on the Milk Control Board with the appointment of John M McKee of Crafton Allegheny County as a member of the commission McKee a Bethlehem Clarion county graduate of Pennsylvania State College succeeds Robert E Pattison Jr whose term expired

International News Service Harrisburg Cgov Arthur H. Jamies Milk Control Board John M. McKee Crafton Allegheny County McKee Ben Bethlehem Clarion County Pennsylvania State College Robert E. Pattison, Jr

Neutrality Bill May Be Held Over For Next Congress

A Democratic proposal to postpone neutrality legislation to the next session was urged as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee met. Senator George Georgia suggested the delay while administration forces pressed for immediate enactment lifting the arms embargo to warring nations. House Foreign Affairs Committee approved such action, with Undersecretary Sumner Welles and possibly Secretary of State Hull to testify.

Edward B. Lockett Washington Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee George Georgia Third Banking Committee House Foreign Affairs Sumner Welles Stave Hull Senate

C LO And AFL Workers Clash At Fisher Body Plant

International News Service reports a labor clash outside GM Fisher Body No. 1 plant in Flint Michigan in June 1974. Five injured hospitalized and nine arrested as CIO and AFL unions clash during a protest. A CIO squadron and AFLCIO picket sparked the melee with more than 100 men involved.

Internatiorial Flint Mica Interunion GC. Lo.lana Alf. L. Automobile Workers Heli Feross General Motors Corporation Fisher Body Lloyd Harland Martin Howaski Detroit David Clk Art Marine Davison Edward Kurt Imall Fisher Plant A. Fli C.T. O

Death Record Notice for Charles Freeman and Stephen Sndter

Death record brief lists Charles Freeman aged 48 of Alexandria Virginia and Stephen William Sndter of 1212 East Brook Street, with date Wednesday June 14, 1389. The fragment preserves both names and locations with limited context from the old issue.

Mere Charles Freeman Alexandria Stephen William Sndter Brook Street

Blockade Hits British French Concessions at Hai River

Martial law was declared on the Hai river in Tientsin as Japan imposed a strict blockade on the British and French concessions. Water traffic was banned from 6 p.m. today to 5 a.m. tomorrow, worsening an already tight food situation. British shipping firms were told to cease Hai river operations. CAMS vessels entering Tientsin faced thorough inspections. Troops manned concession borders and patrols guarded trucks. despite strict control, no clashes were reported.

International News Service Tientsin Hai River Japan Tokyo

Pitt Graduates 1218 Hear Meighen Urge Broad Interests

At the University of Pittsburgh commencement in the large stadium 1,218 graduates heard Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen urge broad interests in fellow beings in an era of cinema and sport. Honorary degrees were given to James Truslow Adams Alice Masaryk Sara M. Soffel Judge James Byronew Dr. Davenport Hooker and Andrew W. Robertson from Westinghouse.

International News Service Fittsbeurge Shake Speare Rt. Ron Arthur Meighen Canada University of Pittsburgh Pitt Evidhcvon Stadium Sen Meighen Whix Iat Nien Igs William Shakespeare Meighen James Truslow Adams Alice G. Masaryk Sara Mi. Soffel James Byronew Davenport Hooker

Arthur Mometer Seventy-Two Today in Garden Discourse

Arthur Mometer tends a tiny garden with cabbages and tomatoes, hoping for a rich crop. He notes the care taken despite mishaps like stained pants, and contemplates the mystery of growth and the labor of plowing on this seventy second day.

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