Congress Ends Special Session and Roosevelt Victory
President Roosevelt wins key victory as Congress, dominated by Democrats, ends its special session. The final actions include veterans' compensation cuts and bold economic measures, with a sweeping 14 week term authorizing a $3.2 billion public works program and major financial reforms.
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Gold Standard
Pennsylvania Weather and Reunion Page Preview
Rain deficit harms crops and lawns as frost arrives quietly. Iron Division veterans of 28th meet in a weekend reunion. October 1 deadline set for minor vehicle inspections. New post office basement work and brick walls near completion. Ril Lane sets a local record as the latest capture.
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United States
Iron Division
Caplore
Daily Weather Report Summary
U.S. weather statistics show a 24 hour period with maximum 71 and minimum 48 degrees, precipitation 0.14 inches, river stage 4.0 feet. Data for the same date a year earlier lists maximum 80, minimum 60, and precipitation 0.00 inches.
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Roosevelt Heads to Marion on Two-Week Vacation
President Roosevelt plans a two week outing leaving Washington about 3 30 p m for Marion Massachusetts aboard a 45 foot sea going schooner owned by James Roosevelt The trip includes a cruise along the north shore of Maine ending at Campobello Island The voyage will use the navy cruiser Indianapolis for the return trip with Mrs Roosevelt due to join at Groton for her son Franklin Jr s graduation at Groton Massachusetts
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Mass
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Maine
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Fastilerabble Preparatory School
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Campobello
Navy
Indianapolis
Nova’ Scotia
Braduistes
Gaugster
Anna Dal
New York
Ten Per Cent Wage Increase At Universal Sanitary
Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Company in New Castle Junction announces a ten percent wage increase effective today for about 160 workers on piece work or day wages. President W Keith McAfee cites steady plant operation and rising orders as reasons, calling the move a sign of regional economic recovery and a reward for longstanding cooperation between management and workers.
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New Castle Junction
W.keith McAfee
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Japanese Will Enlarge Navy to 460 Million Yen Plan
London reports Japanese naval authorities seek a three year construction program costing 460,000,000 yen about 115 million dollars in response to Washington's new naval buildup. The Swanson plan in the U S calls for 28 million dollars over three years, highlighting the share of labor in costs.
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Washington
Exchange
Tokyo
Secretary of the Navy
Swanson
Chetter Lion Amerion
Movdins Roosevelt would fund it atone
Fragmentary text suggests a dispute or argument involving Roosevelt and funding, but details are unclear. No clear entities or events to confirm beyond the names mentioned.
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Roosevelt
Nominees Named for New Castle Chamber Board
After ballots were counted on Thursday afternoon the New Castle Chamber of Commerce election committee certified twelve nominees for three-year terms. Nominated were Walter W. Braham DeLate Cole John BiEl Hott Robert M Garland H LeGordon H H Eanenberg WK McAlce Fred Rentz S H Rhodes B U B Richards Lo B Round James M Smith and others.
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New, Castle
Fred. Rentz
S.H" ‘Rhodes
B. UB
Richards
Lo B. Round
James, M
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L. W. McClung
J. Smith, Sr
Aeghenan
Go Pottery Co
D. ©. Davies
Paul S.fisher
Citizens- National Bank
Pay Rolls Show Large Increase in May 1932
Pay roll totals rose 6 percent in May 1932 from May 1931, while monthly totals fell 25 percent from April to May. The gain stems from a boost in plant operations and employment of 389 more workers, as tabulated by the U.S. Department of Labor.
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United States ‘Department’of ‘Labor
Opere
Unclear historical note on local figure leaving post
Fragmentary item reports a leading citizen leaving a post and mentions a significant event, with a continuation noted on another page. Readers are warned the piece is incomplete and may reference an anniversary or notable date.
Davis Family Car Skid Near Highland Heights Injures Driver
Dr Harry Davis sustained forehead lacerations when the Elwood family car skidded on a new road near Highland Heights. Mrs Davis and Leone were not hurt as the family narrowly escaped serious damage.
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Aiclan
Union Township Home Fire Reported
A Union Township residence suffered a blaze with flames spreading from the rear as firefighters arrived. The cause is under investigation and no injuries are reported at this time. Local responders secured the scene and began containment efforts.
Young Roosevelt graduates at Groton school in historic diploma
In Groton Massachusetts on June 16 1934 young Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. received his diploma at Groton School among 27 fellow graduates. The ceremony reflected pride as the son of the president completed his studies and thanked the oil company for support in Pittsburgh.
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Groton
Mass
Une
Fiahkdine D. Roosevelt
Ill
Heiress And Fiance Barbs A Hitton Goes For Stroll
Heiress and fiancé clash publicly as a social scene unfolds in a stroll featuring Prince Alexis Mdivani. The event highlights high society chatter and private tensions.
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Prifce
Alexis Mdivani
28th Division Veterans to Gather at Castle Beach
The 28th Division veterans from surrounding districts plan a weekend reunion at Castle Beach starting Saturday. An 800 plus turnout is expected with Saturday afternoon amusements and a Grove City band concert by the 112th Infantry. Sunday features another concert and remarks by former officers led by General Price and Col. David J. Davids.
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Italians Again Postpone Flight News Request
International News Service reports from Rome that a scheduled Italian flight has been postponed amid ongoing diplomatic tensions. No further details on timing or parties involved were provided in the dispatch.
Consistory Is Holding Spring Reunion Today
The New Castle Consistory is holding its annual Spring Reunion at the Cathedral with an expected class of 25 to receive degrees in Scottish Rite Masonry. John F. White, Commander in Chief, praised morning attendance as a record crowd is anticipated for afternoon and evening sessions. The 32nd degree will be conferred on the class of candidates this evening. The officers planned a reunion centered on fellowship without special features.
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New Castle
A. Als. Rey
John FE. White
Penny Calls Back New Dispatcher as Rail Traffic Grows
Rail traffic increases prompt Pennsylvania Railroad to recall a second dispatcher to assist William Murso in directing heavier Erie to Ash tabula division traffic. E. W. Frenely was summoned to assist Marga Emmer Heston on the second trick while M. T. Hill serves on the third trick.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
William Murso
Erie
Ashtabula
Trafic
E. W. Frenely
Marga
Emmer Heston
M.T. Hill
Death notices for Laura West and others in local records
Death notices list Mrs. Laura West of 43 South Jefferson Street and Mrs. C. W. Biles of 516 Bels Street, with Dr. Andrew P. Dalby of Youngstown and a minor named Ann Brown of Chew Tom in the record. The fragment references multiple individuals and addresses without full context.
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C. W. Biles
Bels Street
Laura West
South Jefferson Street
Andrew P.dalby
Youngstown
Anns Elizabeth Brown
Chew
Tom
New Castle Tin Mill to Reopen Eight Hot Mills
D S Pyle, general manager of the Shenango and New Castle plants, announced that orders have been received to restart operations. The plan calls for all sixty hot mills of the tin plate company to be in operation once the finishing departments are ready, with the remaining eight hot mills at NewCastle to resume next as work time permits.
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Tin Plate Company
New Castle
Tin House
D.S. Pyle
Shenango
Jimmy Mattern Unreported On Nome Flight Journey
Alaska dispatch reports nearly 40 hours since Jimmy Mattern known as Smiling Mattern departed Khabarovsk bound for Nome. His gas supply risked depletion around 35 hours and the Siberian coastal route over desolate terrain offered little chance for communication. Two days earlier Mattern attempted the same voyage but was forced back by heavy weather.
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International News Service
Alaska
Jimmy Mattern
Texas
Khabarovsk
Siberta
Nome
Mattern
Siberian
Alentien Islands
Khabarovak
D. Ty
Arthur Mometer’s Rain Tower Aids Garden Time
A poetic note praises a rain tower’s benefit after work. It saves a man time unslinging the garden hose, allowing reading, watching shows, and occasional outings. The writer says rain is not bothersome, though picnics may be spoiled, and the weather is wet with sixty nine.
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