Al Smith Denounces New Deal At Liberty League Meet
Al Smith, allied with James W. Wadsworth, denounces the New Deal as a danger to the constitution at a closed American Liberty League gathering in Chicago. He argues only 17 percent of the nation pushes administration measures and outlines a four point program for public protection and smaller government.
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International News Service
Chicago
al Smith
American Liberty League
League
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Democratic Standard
New Deal
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Two Oddities In Police News Today
Detectives report thefts of tires from John Mc Cormick's truck in a garage at 10 West Wallace Avenue. Thieves replaced tires with new ones. Another case involved about 100 pounds of copper wire stolen from a motor belonging to Mr. Panella on South Mercer Street. he recovered the wire himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormick
West Wallace Avenue
Panella
South Mercer Street
Personal notices and hospital reports From New Castle
A long list of local residents from Butler Beaver Monongahela and surrounding towns are named as visitors patients or recent movers in New Castle area hospitals including Jameson Memorial and the New Castle hospital. Individuals mentioned include Miss Mary Purvis Mrs Robert Trotter Elizabeth Quinn Miss Frances Hillstern Billy Jane Lafevere Jack Broadbent and many others with notes on admissions visits operations and discharges. The item also records short travels such as Alderman J Lee Cooper recovering at home and Wayne White returning from Philadelphia after study at the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Broadbent
Agnes St
New Castile Hospital
James D’ambrosio
Division Street
New Castle Hospital
Isaac Browning
Louis Leonard
Jefferson Street
Monongahela
Mary Uhl
North Beaver St
Charles Gurgiolo
Hazelcroft Avenue
John DiGiacomo
Lyndal Street
Joseph Jozefczyk
Hanna Street
Rosetta Sanfilippo
Superior Street
Nell Hervey
Rochester
J. P. Hervey
Boyles Avenue
E. Reynolds
Englewood Avenue
Morris Jenkins
Mahoning Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Stanley Mrozek
West Miller Street
Peg Pander
Huron Avenue
Arthur Maines
Beaver Falls
Mary Timblin
Butler
Sam Burzachechi
Montgomery Avenue
George Cooper
Evans City
Josephine Gensante
East Division Street
Frank Fort
Jeannette
Joseph Brizzi
Pennsylvania Avenue
C. V. Pyle
Croton Avenue
David D. Reid
Louise
Brookville
Cleveland
Ruth Drescher
West Grant Street
Jean Nickerson
Maple Street
Wayne White
Boston Avenue
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Andrene Grabble
J. Lee Cooper
Fast Long Avenue
A. Cowmeadow
Beckford Street
John Chemurda
Moravia Street
St. Louis
Missouri
Texas
Fifth Division to Have Reunion in Newark
Veterans of the Fifth Division World War will hold their annual reunion in Newark New Jersey on August 31 September 1 and 2 Headquarters will be in the Hotel Douglas L A Rader 514 Linden avenue Elizabeth New Jersey provides further information for local veterans who were members of the 5th Division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Douglas
L. A. Rader
Linden Avenue
Elizabeth
Contractor to Repair Fire Damage at New Castle Hospital
L. A. Haug, a local contractor, has obtained a city permit to repair fire damage on the top floor of the New Castle hospital after a recent blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Haug
New Castle Hospital
Roosevelt Abandons Yacht Trip for NRA Launch
President Roosevelt canceled a weekend Chesapeake Bay cruise to focus on launching the new skeletonized National Recovery Administration set to begin Monday. Expected announcements include James L. O Neill as directing head, succeeding Donald Rich berg, and Prentiss L. Coonley as administrative officer, both named to key posts.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
NRA
James L. O'Neill
New York
Donald R. Richberg
Senate Committee Backs Youngest Senator Hope
The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee voted ten to four to support Rush D. Holt of West Virginia for a seat in the Senate when he reaches 30 next Wednesday. It ruled Holt was elected constitutionally at 29 since he waited to take the oath until age 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Senate
Holt
Bicycle And Auto Collide Bruising Boy In City Streets
Police report 6:45 p m last night says Earl D Emerick of 105 West Clenmore Boulevard struck the small son of Dr and Mrs J L Reed on North Mercer Street between Garfield and Leasure Avenues. Emerick tried to avoid the bicycle ridden by Reed, who was knocked from his bike with shoulder and knee bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Emerick
West Clenmore Boulevard
J. L. Reed
Mercer Street
Garfield and
Leasure Avenues
Emerick
Reed
City Hall Briefs Report Noise Looted Bench and Damaged Garden
Police sped to 1113 Croton Avenue where men were said to use loud language but left before arriving. A bench was moved along Croton Avenue park and pushed into Ne Shannock Creek. Boys playing baseball damaged a garden in the 1200 block of Pollock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
Croton Avenue Park
Neshannock Creek
Pollock Avenue
Birth Announcements Signed by Writer and Doctor
Birth announcements require the writer's name and address as well as the doctor's name for publication in this column.
Wilsons announce birth of son in New Castle hospital
Mr and Mrs Hubert Wilson of 406 Galbreath avenue announce the arrival of a son in New Castle hospital Friday. Born to Mr and Mrs Russell Miles of South Bay Street a son on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Wilson
Galbreath Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Russell Miles
South Bay St
Slain Man Found in Cellar in West Falmouth
The body of Herbert L. Morrill aged 63 a bicycle dealer was found in the cellar buried under sand after being hacked with a hatchet or short axe. His wife Mary E. Morrill aged 53 was arrested and held on a murder charge. Police said the slaying followed a drinking bout and occurred last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
West Falmouth
Herbert L. Morrill
Mary E. Morrill
Sunshine Kensington Women Meet Monday at Mollie Johnson Home
The New Castle Afro-Americans group Sunshine Kensington plans a Monday evening gathering at Mrs. Mollie Johnson's residence on West Grant Street to discuss activities and community matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Sunshine
Kensington
Sunshine Kensington
Mollie Johnson
West Grant Street
St. Paul’s Baptist Women’s Missionary Meeting
The Women’s Missionary society of St. Paul’s Baptist Church will meet at 10 a.m. Monday in the church. Estelle Campbell serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Baptist
Women’s Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Estelle Campbell
Ladies of Grand Army announce summer meeting schedule
In Religious and Fraternal Circles Ladies of Grand Army announcement states George W. McCracken Circle No. 168 will hold only one meeting per month in June July and August. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday July 2 in the city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McCracken
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Pythian Sisters Meeting At Mrs Taylor Home
Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet at Mrs Alice Taylor's home 110 West Madison Avenue Tuesday evening with Miss Ethel Douglas as associate hostess. Also Wesley M E Sunday school will hear Miss Anna Perry a city school principal speak Sunday morning at 10 30 o'clock after her well received county convention address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Alice Taylor
West
Madison Avenue
Ethel Douglas
Wesley M. E. Wesley M. E
Anna Perry
West Pittsburg M E to Host Guest Speaker and Conference
After the regular church night service Tuesday Dr. C G Farr of Grove City will speak and conduct the quarterly conference at the West Pittsburg M E Church. The Wesley M E W A C class met at the Micco home on West Washington street extension and elected officers led by President Mrs Clever and others. A picnic supper is planned at the Calderwood home on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburg M. E
C. G. Farr
Grove City
Wesley M. E. Church
Micco
West Washington Street
Ethel Hanna
Clever
Calderwood
Godwin
Cox
Grieve
Davies
All Day Quilting By Daughters of Union Veterans
The Daughters of Union Veterans hold an all day quilting event in their rooms at the City building on Tuesday. A tureen dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Central Christian church C C Missionary society officers named
At a Tuesday meeting of the Central Christian church Missionary society held at Mrs. Lillian Huston’s home fifteen members elected new officers. Kate Nelson is president Anna Gosney vice president Lillian Huston secretary Gussie Strobel treasurer and Margaret Jenkins pianist. a steak fry anniversary and dime savers collection planned for July 9 at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Society
C. C. Missionary Society
Central Christian Church
Lillian Huston
Superior Street
Kate Nelson
Anna Gosney
Gussie Strobel
Margaret Jenkins
Cascade Park
Central Presbyterian Women Host Quilting Day and Society News
Members met at Mrs. John Jones’s Grandview Ave home for quilting and a four threen dinner on the lawn. Devotions led by Mrs. J Etta Mathies followed by topics on national and foreign affairs. New officers named for the First M E Church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. Lunch served by Mrs. D A Thompson and Mrs. D N Keast. Upstreamers class held June meeting at Mrs. Mabel Davis’s Epworth church with guest Mrs. J G C B Douthett and plans for a June 22 hike and wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
John Jones
Grandview Avenue
J. Etta Mathies
D. S. Badger
Raymond Williams
D. A. Thompson
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
C. A. Reed
Lincoln Avenue
E. N. Baer
J. N. Kerr
W. C. Meechem
Kate Stockman
D. N. Keast
Frank Fischer
Ada Newton
Ray Robison
Ida Paisley
Howard Hammond
Rugged Cross
Ira Sankey
J. C. Miner
Mary Alice White
A. R. Kingsbury
Reed
W. A. Strimater
Marjorie Clark
Mulberry Street
Epworth M. E. Church
J. GC. B. Douthett
Tucson
Ariz
Mabel Davis
Douthett Cottage
J. F. Clark
Helen
Philadelphia conference hosts league executive board meet
Norman E. Clark vice president of the Pennsylvania League of Building and Loan Associations attended the league's monthly executive board conference in Philadelphia today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Clark
Pennsylvania League of Building and Loan Associations
Philadelphia
League
Chinese leaders reject Japan demands amid Manchuria tensions
The central political council in China declares it cannot accept Japan's terms, warning they would turn China into a Japanese protectorate. A map shows Manchuria Jehol and Hopei as already under Japanese control, and Charar Province as a future target. Key figures include Japan's war minister Senjuro Hayashi, ambassador Jiro Minami, and China's Chiang Kai-shek, the top military leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North China
China
Central Political Council
Japan
Manchuria
Jehol
Hopei
Charar
Senjuro Hayashi
Jiro Minami
Manchukuo
Chiang Kai-shek
Ewing Mitchell Ousted From Commerce Post
Washington June 15. Assistant Secretary of Commerce Ewing Y Mitchell was summarily removed at the request of President Roosevelt for failing to show aptitude for executive tasks. Friends from Springfield Missouri allege he was ousted for threatening to expose department corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Commerce
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
Mitchell
Friends of
Springfield
Missouri
Three Injured In Auto Collision At Albert And Sheridan
Russell George of Canton was seriously injured when his car collided at the intersection of Albert Street and Sheridan Avenue with another vehicle driven by Eva Brown of 705 East Sutton Street. William George of R D 5 was bruised and cut. Brown also sustained injuries. George was unconscious and taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital. Residents say Stop signs on Albert Street had been removed for construction and none were present at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell George
Canton
William George
Eva Brown
East Sutton Street
Albert Street
Sheridan Avenue
Mr. George
Miss Brown
George
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mauri Guilty Of Shoplifting
Felicia Mauri was found guilty on four of five shoplifting charges after trial before Judge R. L. Hildebrand in Lawrence County. One charge ended with a not guilty verdict as to stolen goods linked to Nieman store. Teresa Mauri, indicted with her mother, pleaded guilty before the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicia Mauri
R. L. Hildebrand
Lawrence
Nieman
Drowning Claim Shocks Leechburg Community
Ruth Squire twelve is found dead after drowning while swimming in the Kiskiminetas River near Leechburg Pennsylvania. An elderly witness unable to swim could not assist. The victim's mother Agnes Squire is a Detroit worker and widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Leechburg
Ruth Squire
Kiskiminetas
Agnes Squire
Detroit
Kiwanis Dinner Meeting Set With Guest Speaker
In New Castle on June 15 1935 the Kiwanis Club announces a Monday 6 PM dinner at The Elks Club with Gilbert Long president as guest speaker on Civics Frontiers. The event honors cooperative spirit of local mens service clubs and will include a short directors meeting afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Gilbert Long
Kiwanis Club
Mens Service Clubs
New Castle
Kiwanis
Reva Gormley
Sec'y
Killing at Hunting Scene Ends in Tragic Accident
Pharus Stoner 17 of Gardners died in Carlisle hospital after a companion Leroy Weary 26 fired a shotgun while both hunted groundhogs. Weary said the discharge was accidental. Coroner E A Haegele stated an inquest will be held next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Carlisle
Pharus Stoner
Gardners
R. D
Stoner
Leroy Weary
Weary
E. A. Haegele
Annual Meeting of Almira Home Tuesday Morning
The Almira Home holds its annual meeting at 11 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Tuesday June 18 at the home. Lunch will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira
Almira Home
Blonde Awaiting Maryland Jury Fate in Murder Conspiracy Case
Anne Lyddane the 29 year old bank secretary stands trial in Rockville for conspiracy to murder her husband Francis. Closing arguments begun after court reconvened with jurors expected to hear verdict before nightfall. She also faces a murder conspiracy count with Mrs Josephine Beall wife of garage owner Arthur Beall tied to an alleged affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Rockville
Mad
Anne Lyddane
Washington
Francis
Josephine Beall
Arthur Beall
Schumann Heink Reflects On 74th Birthday And Love
In Los Angeles on June 15 Mme. Ernestine Schumann Heink marked her 74th birthday. She said worldly measures of success pale beside love from all human beings and urged neighbors to love one another to prevent wars and troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Los Angeles
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Mme. Schumann - Heink
Highness
Boom Times And Dull Times Reflections In The News
A brief editorial note contrasts brisk money making schemes with dull periods of government action or inaction. The item signals a newspaper by mail offer and annual subscription pricing. The tone critiques economic mood and civic expectations.
Editor Assails Government Interference At Slippery Rock Conference
G L Lacher editor of Iron Age criticizes federal codes and NRA policies during remarks before 500 industrial supervisors at Slippery Rock Western Pennsylvania Industrial conference. He calls for abandoning bureaucratic muddling to create new wealth and likens General Hugh Johnson to Mussolini while praising industrial workers and employers cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Han
G. L. Lacher
Iron Age
Iron and Steel Industry
Western Pennsylvania
NRA
Hugh §. Johnson
Mussolini
Charles S. Miller
College
Harry N. Clarke
Cleveland
Samuel W. Grafflin
White Plains
N. Y
S. C. Coler
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Trick Picnic Head Named for Lincoln-Garfield Event
William E. Trick named general chairman for Lincoln-Garfield School mid summer picnic at Lakewood on Sunday July 14. President Coy H. Cole appointed several committees and plans proceed with meetings set for next week to continue arranging proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Trick
Lincoln-Garfield
Lakewood
Coy H. Cole
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Bluff St
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Raymond Street
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Fairmont Avenue
Virginia Reeder
Garfield Avenue
Washington, D., C
Mary Schlosser
Poland
Anna Dutie
Bessemer
Leo C. Moosmann
North Mercer Street
New England States
Joe Byler
New Wilmington
Robert Oesterling
Highland Avenue
Leila McClurg
Bert James
East North Street
Atlantic City
Jennie Huston
Donald Shiffler
East Washington Street
Mollie Hughes
Wilkinsburg
O. W. Simpson
Bingham, N
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Grocer
Fairlawn Stores
Penney’s
City Hall
Ladies of Grand Army
Celma Hazlett
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Joseph Grimm
County Line Street
Society
Clark
Senjuro Hayaeki
Generalissimo
Mongolia
TAI Yuen
Ewing Mitchell
Mauri
Leechburg, PA
Canaries
Howdie
Circus Canary
MR. Robinson
Hartz Mountain
Ipdayer Ge
Hartz Mountain Bird Diet
Maryland
Pretty Anne Lyddane
Schumann-Heink
Trick Picnic Head
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
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