Couple Married Four Weeks In Fatal Domestic Shooting
Beatrice Costal Malinowski, 42, shot herself and her husband John Malinowski, 30, after four weeks of married life. Beatrice died in New Castle hospital at 2:15 AM. John was hospitalized with gunshot wounds to the back and left arm in what police describe as a serious condition.
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Beatrice Costal Malinowski
John Malinowski
New Castle Hospital
John Malin
Bessie Nelson
Claude Forbes
Harry Nelson
Oakland
Cal
Nelson
American Legion
Forbes
Love Child Inherits $84,231 Estate Inheritance Case
A five year old love child became sole heir to the late Kay Laurels estate valued at $84,231. Surrogate O'Brien ruled the boy rightful heir to property and cash. The fortune was placed in trust with a London bank, with A. Welles Stump named special guardian and Raleigh J. Leslie, brother of Mrs Laurell, transferring funds.
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International News Service
New York
Kay Laurels
O’brien
Raligh J. Leslie
Eric
Laurell
London
A. Welles Stump
Special Guardian
Mack To Nominate Roosevelt At Democratic Convention
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt selects political ally John E. Mack of Poughkeepsie to deliver the nominating speech at the Chicago Democratic national convention. Roosevelt recalls Mack as the man who placed him in nomination in 1910 and 1911.
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Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John E. Mack
Poughkeepsie
Chicago
Mack
Supreme Court
James A. Stillman
Roosevelt
Showdown Nearing as Wagner Bill Debated in Senate
The Senate resumes debate on the Wagner bill proposing 2.0 billion dollars in public works bonds to fight unemployment. Hoover opposes the plan, while Garner’s 1.2 billion dollar program also sits before the chamber. A showdown looms over La Follette’s 5.5 billion bond proposal to fund jobs.
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Senate
Wisconsin
Pa Newc Observes Daylight Saving Time Monday Morning
A fragmented item notes daylight saving time starts Monday morning. It mentions a wheat crop in Lawrence County headed out well with promising indications for a good harvest next month. The text also references a school tax personal exoneration list with many reportedly ineligible names. A prior storm anniversary killed Alex Costika on North Jefferson Street. A neighbor remark and a five foot black snake are briefly described before continued on page two.
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Lawrence County
Pa Newec
Daily Weather Report Summary for June 19 20
U S weather statistics show 24 hour period ending 9 am with highs 89 and 82 for two days, lows 64 and 62, rainfall 0.02 inches, river stages 3.7 and 4 feet. Year ago readings for June 19 20 list highs 86 96, lows 56 61, no precipitation on June 19 and 0.19 inches on June 20.
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U. S
Rev G M Landis Resigns at First Baptist Church
Rev G M Landis announces resignation from the First Baptist church effective August 1 after seven and a half years of service. He says the decision followed earnest prayer and careful consideration, shocking the congregation during Sunday morning services. The resignation will be acted upon at the next congregational business meeting.
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G. M. Landis
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
First Congregational
Two Young Girls Drowned In Lake Erie
Coastguardsmen searched for the bodies of Francis Lunch, 24, and Virginia Randall, 17, both of Girard, who drowned when their motor boat swerved and toppled into Lake Erie near ERIE Pennsylvania. Three other occupants said the pair were thrown into the water. both girls could not swim and rescue attempts failed. Coroner W. G. Stroble would conduct an inquiry.
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Girard, Pa
Lake Erie
International News Service
Erie
Francis Lunch
Virginia Randall
Girard
Coast Guardsmen
W. G. Stroble
Pennsylvanias relief-legislation talks advance to critical phase
Three conferences set for today to craft a relief program for a possible special session. Gov Gifford Pinchot will host the 3 pm meeting with Gen Edward Martin and James Hazlett. Draft bills and resolutions by Attorney General Schnader will be reviewed. Earlier, the Talbot Turner bloc and the Wade Sheffer county group planned separate 1 pm meetings.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Assembly
Gifford Pinchot
Edward Martin
James M. Hazlett
Philadelphia City
William A. Schnader
Talbot-Turner House
Wade-Sheffer
House
Eleven Jurors Report For Court Morning
Eleven jurors summoned for the week appeared in court this morning after failing to receive notice that the panel had been dismissed. All but one resided outside New Castle city and, lacking withdrawal notice, were paid for one day. Names include James Baker Hickory township William Baird North Beaver Edward Barker Slippery Rock William J. Carlin sixth ward Aaron Collins Washington township Reed Forbes Slippery Rock Godfrey Herb North Beaver Lewis Kaufman Pulaski Joseph Main Mahoning Mary Winder Plaingrove and Ethel Wing er Volant.
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City of
New Castle
James Baker
Hickory Township
William Baird
North Beaver
Edward Barker
Slippery Rock
William J. Carlin
Sixth Ward
Aaron Collins
Washington Township
Reed Frobes
Godfrey Herb
Lewis Kaufman
Pulaski
Joseph Main
Mahoning
Mary Winder
Plaingrove
Ethel Winger
Volant
Democrats Open Two Week Convention Prelude
In Chicago on June 20 the divided Democratic camps began a two week pre nominating session. James A. Farley voices confidence that Governor Roosevelt will be nominated to oppose President Hoover on a platform described as markedly different from the Republicans. The party remains deeply split over the candidate and the path to nomination.
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Chicago
Hoover
Young Man Kills His Pretty Bride in Automobile Tragedy
Walter Lederer 24, a grocery store clerk, confessed to shooting his wife of three months as she sat beside him in a car in Coudersport Pennsylvania. He said financial strain and fear she would leave him drove the crime before attempting suicide. He discarded the weapon and later could not locate it.
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International News Service
Coudersport
Walter Lederer
Lederer
Dolice
Amelia Earhart Putnam Returns To New York In Triumph
Crowds fill lower Broadway as Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam returns from her solo Atlantic flight. She debarked with husband George Palmer Putnam from the Seaplane tender Seaplane France, greeted by mayoral reception and a corps of flyers led by Bernt Balchen. The escort included the airship Resolute and fifteen planes. Delia Akeley Blair Niles and Marjorie Trumbull aboard the blimp presented the society of women geographers medal.
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New York
Amelia Earhart Putnam
America
Atlantic
Lower Broadway
Battery
Aldermanic Chamber
Battery Park
Putnam
Society of Women Geographers
Delia Akeley
Blair Niles
Marjorie Trumbull
Will Rogers comments on Hoover and Democratic prospects
In Santa Monica on June 20 Will Rogers notes Hoover will not campaign actively and mocks the Democrats. He argues promises will not persuade voters and predicts low turnout as the party has faded since June, suggesting voters may abstain.
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Santa Monica
Cal
New York Police Hunt Gang Known as Killers
Police in New York City pursue a named gang described as killers after a string of violent crimes. Investigators say the group operates across multiple neighborhoods and may be responsible for a series of shootings and robberies.
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New York City
House Debates Pay Cut or Furlough for Federal Workers
The House faces choosing between a 10 percent salary cut for federal employees earning over 1000 dollars annually or a one month furlough without pay. Rep McDuffie backs a 120 million annual saving from the higher paid workers, while Rep Snell and President Hoover push the eight percent furlough option.
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International News Service
Washington
House Today
Rep. McDuffie
Alabama
House
Senate
Rep. Snell
New York
Hoover
Wolves Club Dinner Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday
The Wolves Club announces its regular semi monthly meeting to be held Tuesday evening at 6 30 p m. A dinner will be served and an interesting program has been arranged for the occasion.
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Wolves Club
Death Notices for Beatrice Malinowski Pearl Snider and Ray Wilson
Mrs Beatrice Costal Malinowski 43 of 1209 South Mill Street Mrs Pearl Snider of Sandy Lake and Ray P Wilson 47 of Slippery Rock are listed in the death notices with ages and residence details. The brief item records their names and ages.
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Beatrice Costal Malinowski
South Mill Street
Pearl Snider
Sandy Lake
Ray P. Wilson
Slippery Rock
Brooklyn Booze Baron Higgins Shot Amid Street Walk
Charles "Vannie" Higgins, Brooklyn liquor magnate, is shot dead on a street as he walks with his young daughter. Police seek gangland connections, questioning mob figures tied to Jack "Legs" Diamond and other historic crimes.
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International News Service
New York
Charles “Vannie” Higgins
Brooklyn
Edward P. Mulrooney
Jack “Legs” Diamond
Higgins
Baer and Eroe Named Alternates for Chicago Delegation
With the Democratic national convention opening in Chicago on June 27, the 26th district comprising Lawrence Beaver and Butler counties will send John K. Javens Rochester John Wilson Butler as delegates and Wilbur J. Baer and W. J. Eroe Jr New Castle as alternates. Baer and Eroe will be joined by Ted Higgins for the trip.
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Chicago
Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
John K. Javens
Rochester
John Wilson
Wilbur J. Baer
W. J. Eroe, Jr
New Castle
Baer
Lawrence County
Eroe
Ted Higgins
Pennsylvania
26Th
Franklin Roosevelt
Death Toll Low In Mexican Quake
Mexico City reports minimal casualties after Saturday nationwide quake. Two killed in Colima, ten injured across the west coast. Colima damage estimated at 2 million dollars.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Colima
West Ridge Transportation Wins Bus Route Certificate
The public service commission approved West Ridge Transportation for a certificate to operate bus service between Greenville and New Castle with a branch to Jamestown. The new right continues service formerly run by Penn-Ohio coach lines, whose certificate was canceled by the commission.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission Today
West Ridge Transportation Company
Greenville
New Castle
Jamestown
West Ridge Company
Penn-Ohio Coach Lines
Penn-Ohio Company
Bugs and Sprays in a Farmer's Struggle
A farmer contemplates various pests on crops and flowers from insects to fungi. He notes relentless trials with dusts and sprays, chemos, and weather that hinder control until a single effective dope finally seems to work after many failed attempts.
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George R. Holmes
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Will Rogers
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