Japan Demands France Halt Arms Shipments to Chungking Chinese regime
Tokyo reports Japan formally urges France to stop arming Chungking forces via French Indo China. Vice Minister Masayuki Tani met Ambassador Arsene Henry, who will present the demand to Paris. Tohokai party backs protective occupation of French Indo China and Dutch East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
France
Chungking‘China
Domei
Indo-China
Masayuki Tani
Arsene Henry
Foreign Office
Japan
Chungking
Henry
Tohokai Reformist
Dutch East Indies
Nichi Nichi
Buy in New Castle Almira Home Board Gathers
A home board meeting at the Almira home featured committee reports chaired by Mrs. Harbison on Religious, Mrs. Walter Braham on Donations, Mrs. George Ralph on House, and Mrs. James Crawford on Property. Rose M. Sloan recalled twelve years as supervisor and thanked the board. Treasurer duties were performed by Mrs. Crawford as Mrs. Agnew was absent, with year end balances and receipts shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crawford
Carrie E. Agnew
Edward T. Firth
Grove City
Local Officers Reappointed At Annual Election Meeting
The article records the annual election with Mrs. J. T. Campbell presiding and lists re-elected officers including vice president Mrs. George Ralph recording secretary Mrs. B. F. Butler corresponding secretary Mrs. C. E. Trainor treasurer Mrs. Carrie E. Agnew assistant treasurer Mrs. James Crawford. Several trustees and visitors from Venango Butler Mercer and Lawrence Counties attend. the advisory board is re-elected. note of a resignation due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Campbell
Franklin
J. Ward Reis
2Meritus
H. C. Harper
George Ralph
B. F. Butler
C. E. Trainor
Carrie E. Agnew
James Crawford
James Fruit
Sharon
Venango County
Thomas Irwin
H. W. Lamberton
Charles Thomas
Maud White
Fred Williamson
J. D. McCalmont
W. McKee Wilson
George Harbison
H. L. Gordon
Ray Robison
Walter Braham
J. C. McCready
New Wilmington
George T. Weingartner
Lewis Speech Shocks G. O. P. Platform Makers
The article reports W Lewis delivering a surprise speech to Republicans as Wharton Pepper and a committee consider a post card platform replacing the traditional platform. Washington lawmakers demand a say, with Rep Hope pushing a flexible farm plank and Rep Fish backing antiwar notes amid intraparty tensions.
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Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Washington
Rep
Hope
Kansas
Rep. Fish
N. Y
Lewis
New Deal
Hoover
Surrender Demanded as Conditions for Armistice Grow
German authorities insist on unconditional surrender from France and demand minimal terms for Holland and Belgium. They anticipate French capitulation on land sea and air and warn that allied fleet reinforcements could complicate negotiations.
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France
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Berlin
Paris
Holland
Belgium
Munich
New Castle
Armistice terms promised by Rome for a new European order
Virginio Gayda in the Giornale D Italia says armistice terms will be followed by peace with France soon and that the final Munich draft sets hard but generous peace conditions. He argues the new European order will restore national units and ensure proportionality and fair economic means for overseas populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
Giornale D'Italia
Gayda
Munich
Versailles
Europe
BAY IN NEW CASTLE- NAZI DRIVE ON FRENCH FORCES IS CONTINUED
Allied forces report continued German advances from the Loire to Burgundy with motorized units pushing toward Lyon. Nancy fell and the Rhine Marne canal was crossed as fighting along the Maginot line persisted. An enemy merchant ship was sunk off Cherbourg while air raids targeted England and Thames oil facilities.
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Burgundy
Lyon
Muelhausen
Belfort
Muen- Stern
Vosges
Upper Rhine
Nancy
Rhine-Marne Canal
Maginot Line
Diedenhofen
Stuka
Lorraine
Cherbourg
England
Thames Estuary
Coeler
New Castle
Pan American Parley Sought as U S Warns Axis Powers
United States warned Germany and Italy to keep hands off the Americas and simultaneously called for a Pan American conference to discuss wartime problems. The transmission notes a News By Mail subscription offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
United States Today
Italy
Americas
New Castle
Occupation Of Tangier Is Provisional, UK Says
London reports that Spain’s military occupation of Tangier is provisional in character and Spain has promised to respect the rights of all interested foreign powers, stated by Foreign Under-Secretary Richard Austen Butler in the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Tangier
Spain
Richard Austen Butler
House of Commons
New Castle
Deaths of the Day Notables Mrs Watson Mrs Nannie F Watson
Death notices report Mrs. John M. Watson of 332 Highland Avenue passed away after a year long illness. She was born in North Beaver township, involved in First Presbyterian church, survived by husband and two sons. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm from home with Rev. C N Moore. interment Oak Park cemetery.
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John M. Watson
Nannie F. Watson
Highland Avenue
Watson
North Beaver Township
John W
Emaline Moore Polk
First Presbyterian Church
Clifford Dickson
John M., Jr
Rev. C. N. Moore
Oak Park Cemetery
Edward Brown
Mary Krah Brown
West Euclid Avenue
R. D
St. Joseph's Church
Peter M. Schirra
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Brown
Thomas Atkinson
Sandy Lake
Viola Scott
McKeesport
Sarah McNalley
Roosevelt approves release of 20 mosquito boats to Britain
President Roosevelt personally approved the transfer of 20 high speed mosquito boats to the British. The move prompts a House Naval Affairs inquiry and prompts calls for the acting Navy secretary’s resignation. Boats were built for U S Navy experiments by Electric Boat Co and used a British design for 18 inch torpedoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. McGill
Electric Boat Co
Bayonne
N. J
New Castle
Hull Warns Germany Italy On Western Hemisphere Territory
Secretary Hull issues formal notification to Germany and Italy that the United States will resist any claims to Western Hemisphere territory resulting from military conquest. The stance builds on Monroe Doctrine principles previously stated to the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Western Hemisphere
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hull
Germany
Italy
New Castle
Rumor Control Urges Calm Over Un American Accusations
Citizens told not to spread unverified rumors of un American activities in New Castle. No arrests reported and individuals should report certain knowledge to state police or county authorities. The public is urged to pursue rational thinking and avoid circulating accusations or making groundless charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
United States Promise to Act in Western Hemisphere
The United States plans swift Pan American action if any Latin American state faces a foreign inspired revolution. Washington weighs potential intervention within 24 hours with 21 nations, as Nazi Movements spread in Uruguay Brazil Argentina and French territories in the Caribbean. The administration pushes a Monroe doctrine adaptation now before the Senate after House approval.
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Uruguay
Brazil
Argentina
West Indies
French Guiana
Germany
France
Latin America
Washington
Italy
Europe
Buenos Aires
United States
Nicaragua
Cuba
Haiti
U. S
Western Hemisphere
House
Senate
Vets Urged to Enroll in CCC Camps for July period
World War veterans may enroll for Civilian Conservation Corps through the local Chapter as the district quota is not yet reached. The next enrollment window runs from July 1 to July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Civilian Conservation Corps
Marriage License Applications Listed for Luther Najarian and Florence Paul
Luther Najarian of 353 West 23rd Street New York City and Florence Paul of 703 East Reynolds Street New Castle appear in marriage license applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Najarian
West 23Rd Street
New York City
Florence Paul
Reynolds Street
New Castle
Pedestrian killed by auto in rear view incident
The victim died instantly after being struck from the rear. the car crashed into a stone culvert and halted. Witnesses J N Aiken and Miss Margaret Kennedy reported the events. Domer J Heckathorn born October 17 1874 in Lawrence County, formerly with Manufacturers' Light and Heat and later with the W P A. Surviving wife Mary D Hass Heckathorn daughter JoAnn son Gerald two grandchildren two sisters and one brother. Body moving to residence for calling then service at Coal Town Free Methodist church with burial at Clinton Cemetery. Members of L C A Branch No 467 to meet at 8 pm at the late Mary A Brown’s home West Euclid Avenue R D 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heckathorn
J.N. Aiken
Grove City
Margaret Kennedy
Richelieu Avenue
Hoagland
Domer J. Heckathorn
Lawrence County
Jacob
Rose Ann Vogan Heckathorn
Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company
Mary D Hass Heckathorn
JoAnn
Gerald
Margaret Sankey
Elizabeth Patton
New Castle
David L. Heckathorn
Mercer County
Joseph B
Dean Held for Grand Jury After Fatal Wounding
A man named Dean is held for the September term of the grand jury following an early morning fatal assault. Dr. Harper testified the death was caused by loss of blood from multiple deep stab wounds and a severed jugular. Officer Klare reported finding the woman’s body after being summoned from Troggio’s cafe. Greece starts food rationing cards in Athens reports.
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Harper
Kiare
Troggio
Butler Road
Klare
Dean
J. Elder Bryan
Bryan
Donaldson
New Castle
Greece
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North Mercer ST
Fr. Must
James O'Connor
U.S
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Belgrade
Ankara
Laciu Saracoglu
Turkey
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C.C.C
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South Mill St
Optometry
J. B. Nielsen
Optometrist
Smith’s
Mary A. Brown
Kerr
Jesse N. Kerr
Dependable Jeweler
North Mill St
Burke's
A. Darrell Burke
Funeral Home
North Jefferson St
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Athens
Dr. Rosenthal
Greer Ridg
Dr. Locke
Florsheim
Davis Shoe CO
Washington St
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