Rogers Afraid He'll Lose Place As Favorite Son
Claremore Oklahoma June 20 Anty Payne the foot racer has just come home to a big welcome There is chatter that Will Rogers fears losing his status as favorite son after a talk with Andy He is a modest young man who promises to visit California someday The piece notes Gov Ritchie of Maryland withdrawing and comments on a dry vice president drawing Democratic satire
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Claremore
Okla
Anty Payne
Andy
California
Banquet at First Christian church noted by district official
Federal prohibition enforcement officer in this district, Joan Pennington, is billed to speak at a banquet in New Castle tomorrow at the First Christian church. Community opinion on the municipal conduit shows change since twenty-five years ago, with sale to Bell Company under discussion. The Bell Company requests a decision. The New Castle News has been honored by local WCTU groups with flower day tributes. A public benefit dance at the cathedral on July 2 is planned for the Ladies' Auxiliary of Jameson Memorial hospital, with funds aiding hospital supplies.
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Joan W. Pennington
New Castle
First Christian Church
Bell Company
New Castle News
Pa Nene
Democrats Seek Rummmemate For Governor Smith
Report from Houston details backers of Gov. Al Smith planning a drive to secure his nomination on the first ballot at the upcoming national convention. George Van Names will direct operations as organizers rush to create a pro Smith fervor among delegates arriving next week. The campaign aims to present a simple, decisive path to victory and a quick trip home for supporters.
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Smith
Houston
Aim of
Raymond J. Borst
International ‘News Service
Tex
al Smith
Democratic Party
New York
George R. van Names
Seven Nurses To Be Graduated From Shenango Valley School
A class of seven nurses will receive diplomas at Shenango Valley hospital training school graduation in the W C A auditorium Thursday June 28 at 8 pm. Rev S B Copeland and Dr W W Burchfeld to speak. Music by the Emery orchestra with Sam Lewis and Mrs Fred Emery in solos. Six graduates from New Castle and one from Butler. The New Castle group includes Cecil T P Cline Margaret Laurel Margaret G Chase Agnes B Kendall Charlotte B Burgess Louise V Suder. Hen retta J Bakin from Butler. Alumni breakfast Friday at Cascade Park chaired by Irene Cassillo with Pearl Zehner Mabel Morrison Margaret Tanner and Sara Jane Brown assisting.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
S. B. Copeland
U. P. Church
Ww. ©. Burchfeld
Emery Orchestra
Sam Lewis
Fred Emery
Marriage Licenses Listed for New Castle and Nearby
Harvey F. Moyer of New Castle and Anna M Craws of Fombell Pa appear among marriage license notices. Ronald McGill of Youngstown and Mildred G Monteth of Youngstown are listed along with John G Malcamson of Youngstown and Mary Shaffer of Perry Pa. Julius F Walters of Chicago and Helen M Curtiss of New Castle also appear in the licenses.
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Harvey F. Moyer
New Castle
Anna M. Craws
Fombell
Ronald McGill
Youngstown
Mildred G. Monteth
John G. Malcamson
Mary Shaffer
Perry
Julius F Walters
Chigago, Til
Helen M. Curtiss
Jameson Hospital Auxiliary Plans Benefit Dance
Jameson Memorial hospital auxiliary announces a public benefit dance on Monday July 2 at the Scottish Rite cathedral. Funds raised will furnish supplies for the new hospital while aiding the auxiliary’s work. Tickets cost $1 per person, $2 per couple, with orchestras cards and entertainment planned. Grace Philips Johnson chairs arrangements. committees to be announced. This community service invites broad public support.
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Scottish Rite
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jameson Hospital
Grace Philips Johnson
Amelia Earhart Receives Royal Welcome in London
Amelia Earhart arrives in London after crossing the Atlantic with Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon. She tours society events, is presented with a violet rose airplane model, and plans a hastened return to the United States amid lavish ovations and a royal greeting.
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International News Service
London
All England
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Harhart
Wilmer Stuka
Lou Gordon
Southampton
Hyde Park Hotel
Ascot
South
Wales
Italian Pilot Hunts Nobile Stranded Party
Rome reports Major Maddena an Italian pilot of the Savoia Marchetti S6 cenplane flew from King's Bay Spitzbergen to search for the stranded Nobile party. Radiogram from King's Bay states the mission is underway.
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Rome
Madde
Tena
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Earhart receives marriage offers from abroad
London June 20 Amelia Earhart, the U S woman flier, attracted hundreds of congratulatory messages from the United States. Among them were two offers of marriage, reported by International News Service.
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International News Service
London
Amelia Earhart
United States
Senate Campaign Expenditure Watch Tightens Funds
The Senate campaign expenditures committee led by Senator Steiner of Oregon acted to curb slush funds and whisper campaigns for the upcoming presidential race. It will monitor pre convention expenses of all candidates, cleaning up past investigations and preparing to scrutinize future political activities. A precedent will be set during the Hoover and Democratic nominee drives as each campaign is watched closely.
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Rantermapiana
News
Sereres
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Steiner, B
Oregon
Hoover
Mabel Boll Will Fly To New York
Miss Mabel Bell Captain Oliver Le Boutiller and Captain Arthur Argles plan a June flight back to New York in the Columbia monoplane to decide future plans. Weather may delay takeoff until tomorrow with a possible Europe route to France for a westward flight to America.
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International News Services
Harbor Grace
N. F
Mabel Bell
Oliver le Boutiller
Arthur Argles
New York
Columbia
Fiiera
Charles A. Levine
France
America
Europe
Dark Horse May Be New National G. O. P. Chairman
On the eve of electing a new Republican national chairman to succeed William E. Butler, talk centers on a dark horse. Hoover will meet the committee at the Willard and may name his candidate, with ratification at the luncheon. Gurtis and Work discuss the post as observers note the chairmanship’s importance to 1932 plans.
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Robert&. Teornburgh
Hoover
Work
Gurtis
James W. Good
Iowa
Elisco Claims He Fired Shot To Save Self
Elisco testified in his murder trial that he fired at Antonio Di Rauso after Di Rauso pulled a gun and tried to shoot him. He said Di Rauso had threatened him on prior occasions and that he took a revolver for protection while collecting money after his boss asked him to. He described meeting Paglia Lambiaso and Fatturna at the House of Savoy hall around 9:30 p.m., with the incident continuing elsewhere.
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Elisco
Antonio di Rauso
di Rouso
Blisco
di Reuso
Hlisco
Death Notice for Lyda M. Brown and Roy Woodrow Jr.
Lyda M. Brown, age 70, of 827 Addis Street, is noted in a local death record. Roy Wilbert Woodrow Jr., listed as Akron resident, is also recorded as deceased.
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Lyda M. Brown
Addis
Roy Wilbert Woodrow, ‘Jr
Intint
Akron
Annual Meeting Of Almira Home
The Almira Home directors met for their annual meeting as the institution remains in strong shape. Officers and trustees were re elected and a new matron appointed while plans were made to raise 10900 for the endowment fund this year. The board praised the building, equipment, books, and grounds after a thorough inspection.
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Almira Home
Almira
J. L. Stratton
J. Ward Berg
Remeritus
Roy W. Hazen
H. G. Harper
Carrie B. Agmew
C. H B. Trainor
B. F. Butler
George A. Rigby
R. G. Maxwell
W. A. Strumwater
J.C. McCready
Butler County
Mercer County
Venanga County
Freight Cars Derail on Stoneboro Branch Delays Traffic
A freight train on the Stoneboro branch of the Pennsylvania railroad derailed three cars near Leesburg station tearing up 15 rails over a half mile. The 61 car train from New Castle to Stoneboro was detoured via West Side Shenango Mercer Junction. No injuries reported and damage deemed slight. track expected to be back in service within hours.
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Stoneboro
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leesburg Station
Bessemer
New Castle
Leesburg
West Side Station
Shenango
Erie and
Pittsburgh
Mercer Junction
Bessemer Railroad
Amelia Earhart to Talk With Mother Via Ocean Phone
Medford Massachusetts June 20 Amelia Earhart will call her mother Mrs Amy Otts Earhart in London using a neighbor’s long distance phone because her mother has no telephone in her elm arched home The Earhart family and neighbors the Pannetts await the ring for the call Meanwhile Pacelli reports someone stole a spare tire from his car parked on East Long Avenue near Pollock Avenue late last night
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London
Miss Earhart
Southampton
Col. Lindberg
Amelia Earhart
Mother
Ocean
Oceon? Nowy Srevices Medford
Mass
Laay Lindy
Amy Otts Earhart
G. Panetta
Earhart
Lindy
Pacelli
East
Long Avenue
Pollock Avenue
Seaplane of Guilbaud and Amundsen Forced Down in Polar Sea
Berlin reports the Guilbaud Amundsen seaplane that left Tromsoe to search for the Nobile expedition has forced down in the polar sea. It wirelessed for aid as no definite news arrives. suspected refueling stop at King's Bay may have been skipped due to weather.
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Sinformational News
London
Rene Guilbaud
Roald Amundsen
Tromsoe
Norway
Berlin
Guilbaud-Amundsen Pi
Sgsin
King's
Muddy Runway Halts Thea Rasche Transatlantic Flight Attempt
Mud on Curtiss Field runway halted Thea Rasche the German aviatrix from a planned first female trans Atlantic flight from Old Orchard Me. She stayed aboard Mrs. James A. Stillman’s yacht on Long Island Sound awaiting field drying. Stillman and entourage plan to back the attempt with the North Star monophone after final tests and departure.
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Circtavietal News Service
New York
Curtiss Field
Thea Rasche
Old Orchard
Amelia Earhart
Thea
James A. Stillman
Long Island Sound
Glen Cove
North Star
A. R. Martine
Riot of color and blooms in a June rose display
Vivid description celebrates reds pinks yellows and purples in a garden scene. Peonies delphiniums and roses form a colorful bouquet with dark centers and a somber white backdrop. The piece notes a lively, bright mood as blooms glow in a modest bay setting.
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