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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1934

Page

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Mrs Dall Moves to Nevada for Divorce Plans

Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dail, daughter of the Roosevelts, settles in a Calvada, Nevada bungalow for at least six weeks with her children and staff as she seeks a divorce from Curtis Dail. The party arrived amid a media scrum, with Mr Dail staying in Reno. News crews report a choice Nevada locale known for high profile divorces.

Nevada International News Services Calvada Nev Anna Roosevelt Dat Roosevelt Lake Tahoe Curtis Dail New York Eliott Roosevelt Dall Minden Eliott

Plan Program For State Work Relief (Continued)

Biddle notes that plans in Washington are incomplete and funds depend on new revenue measures. After CWA suspension, $20 million in labor remained unfinished. He warns suspension would cause economic loss and danger, citing limited funds forcing focus on already begun projects. The speaker cites lack of planning as a major CWA shortcoming.

Washington Congress Biddle

Planning and pressure shape emergency CWA program

State officials say the relief works division pressed to start up to 8000 projects under urgent conditions. Startups required rapid action while safeguarding funds, with unfinished work accelerated since April 1 and new approvals held to allow reorganization through August 31 for a Works program extending into spring 1935.

CWA Relief Works Division Biddle

Heavy death toll from weekend traffic across state

A weekend of deadly crashes left multiple fatalities across Pennsylvania. Victims include Julius Baumback’s home area in Stower township, Peter Lemsky of McDoneld, and several others in West Park, Bedford, Warrensville, Williamsport, Gettysburg Hanover road, Philadelphia suburbs, and Altoona. Police pursued some cases while others remain under investigation.

Stower Township Julius Baumback Steve Budjan Michael Ingich Charles Pierson West Park Peter Lemsky McDoneld Acta Roger Browning Harlow Lewis Ben Avon Bedford Roy Barton Everett Elsie Stead Virginia Dodson Pennsylvania Oscar Stine Warrensville Jean B. Thomas Williamsport James A. Small McBherrytown Gettysburg-Hanover Barrisburg Philadelphia

Torso of Woman Found in Trunk Sparks Mystery in England

Report notes a brown paper wrapped trunk containing a woman's torso with head and arms missing. Station officials cannot describe the man who left the trunk. Brighton detectives seek identifying clues while Scotland Yard’s involvement is anticipated though not yet enlisted.

England Brighton London Scotland Yard el In

Democrats pick Hanna for county committee chair

In a heated county party meeting, William R. Hanna wins the chair position 98 to 74 after a protracted debate over eligibility rules and proxy votes. State Chairman David L. Lawrence addresses the crowd urging unity, while Darley Van Divert is re-elected secretary and Elmer O’Neill treasurer.

Ples John A. Meehan Baer Bree Elise O'Neil Stone Milas Marguerite Uhl Lawrence John C. Shaw Wilbur J. Baer Wasegain Washington Township Don F McGrew Guffey-Earle Goffey-Earle Miss Ant Carmi Preston Lewtence J. Norman Martin William R. Hanna Arthur Hanna Martin Lawrence County Ren Elmer O'Neil Michael Bobbino James R.long Frank Stevens A. Parkes Hanna Don F. McGrew David L. Lawrence Pittsburgh Hoover Roosevelt Darley Vandivert Elmer O'Neill Tressurer

Deaths of the Day Highlights Local Obituaries

A series of death notices from New Castle area: Joseph Domenick, 17, of Moravia Street extension, dies after a long illness at New Castle hospital. Melissa Burnside, 76, widow of Samuel Burnside, dies at her son-in-law’s home on Har lansburg road after years of poor health. Cora Beightley’s funeral held at Union Valley with Savanna cemetery interment. Mary Alfreda Amreda, 11, dies at New Castle hospital. Stephen Valko, 71, of Elmwood Street, dies at home with services at St Michael’s church. Salvaging sunken ships proposed in Table Bay, South Africa.

Joseph Domenick Moravia Street New Castle Hospital Samuel Paul St. Vitus Church Carl Richard Benjamin Prank Anthony St. Vitus Melissa Burnside Samuel Burnside Hugh Robinson Harlansburg Road Burnside Andrew Culbertson Rose Point Wilie Roy Lawrence County Herlansburg Sharon Crawford County New Castle Milton Street Women's Christian Temperance Union Protected Home Circle James Burnside Ella Culbertson Margaret Hunt Grant Street J.P. Caldwell Boyles Avenue Oak Park Cemetery Mary Alfreda Mary Joseph Amreda Rigby Street R. D New Casle Hospital Theresa Catherine Lena Anna Philomens Nick Stephen Valko Stephen Valco Rway Elmwood Street Czecho- Slovakia John Valeo Mary Valco John Andrew Beaver Falls Helen Palmer Anna Tonks New York Valca A. Capitan St. Joseph’s Cemetery Table Bay South Africa

Adjournment Uncertain as Congress Faces Week

Report outlines Senate revolt led by Senator Bulkley blocking housing bill to press banking reform. Administration aims to reassert control with key measures including the implications of the Glass act, railway labor act, and the Frazier Lemke bankruptcy plan. Pay day for city employees noted amid broader legislative tension. Fishermen report sardines caught along French coasts.

Roosevelt Senate Robert J. Bulkley Ohio Bulkley Congress McNary Oregon House

Raid at Moravia Street Restaurant Sparks Beer Law Probe

City police raided the Sam Di Biase restaurant at 9023 Moravia Street on Sunday over suspected beer sales in violation of the law. Di Biase had a weekday license. he posted a $100 forfeit and was absent in police court. Eight others posted $5 forfeits that were returned after claiming no beer was purchased, though beer was reportedly placed on tables. The mayor pledged arrests at every illicit beer-selling venue.

Sam di Biase Moravia Street di Biase

Tighe to Washington for steel labor grievance talks

Union delegates approve a plan to seek federal help after labor complaints in the steel industry. Tighe plans to meet with top officials in Washington, aiming to arrange discussions with President, with Louis Leonard, Edward Miller, and Thomas Gillis accompanying Green. Frances Perkins may be approached for labor aid.

Washington Tighe Green Capitol Louis Leonard Thesaurer Edward W. Miller Thomas G. Gillis Association Frances Perkins

Hold Girl For Clarion Crime

Leona Waited after the shooting and told authorities she returned to Coshocton home. Elder said the girl said Kelly threatened to strike her and had invited her to Clarion. She stayed two weeks before the shooting and wrote her mother about the incident.

Coshocton Leona Elder Kelly Clarion

Residents Seek City Sewer Connection in Union Township

Council met in the City building and heard a request from State street district property owners to be allowed to connect to the city sewer system. The proposal prompts consideration of service extension and potential impact on local utilities.

State Street Union Township

Boston University students prefer milk over beer or stronger drinks

A Boston University student group, the seniors of the College of Business Administration, favor milk as a beverage over beer or stronger waters despite repeal efforts. The highway project mentions a sanitary sewer system and pipe laying outside paving with plans prepared, while the application was referred to officials.

Holleter White Hos International News Service Boston Mass Boston University College of Business Administration

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