Four Die and Nine Hurt in Four French Air Crashes
In France four people were killed and five injured across four air crashes executed in one day. The report notes cautious business practice in American industry and mentions a plan to kill pigs by electricity in Belfast Ireland.
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Ireland
Papal Legate Given Honor At Dublin Eucharistic Congress
Dublin crowds greet Cardinal Lorenzo Lauri, papal legate, as 31st International Eucharistic Congress opens. He arrives by ship at Dunlaoghaire Harbor amid 21 gun salute and cross formation by 13 airplanes. A state reception at the Royal Dublin Society closes day.
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Dublin
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Congress
Rome
England
Dunlaoghaire Harbor
Democrats Shape Groundwork For Roosevelt Convention
At Roosevelt headquarters in New York James A. Farley unveils a map showing 32 state delegations and 566 delegates backing Roosevelt with 95 more favorable. Alfred E. Smith prepares to challenge Roosevelt in Chicago while debates over chairmanship unfold and nominations are teased by party leaders and floor managers.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
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Gov
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Smith
Chicago
A. W. Barkley
Kentucky
Jonette Shouse
National Executive Committee
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Senator Walsh
Montana
Farley
John E. Mack
Poughkeepsie
New York
State Senate
Arthur Mullin
Nebraska
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Richard Folsom Cleveland
Mrs Malinowski Dies After Self Inflicted Gunshot
A Sunday night shooting at 1209 South Mill Street left Beatrice Ann Thomas Malinowski dead from a self inflicted head wound after firing on husband John Malinowski who was wounded in the back and arm. The couple had married four weeks earlier in Butler Pennsylvania. The incident ended with both spouses hospitalized and the coroner notified as investigators noted past disputes between them. The gun belonged to Mrs Malinowski and was found with four spent shells. Funeral plans will be announced.
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South Mill Street
Costal
Butler
Wayne Avenue
Youngstown
Hazel Ruffenberger
Frank Costal
West Grant Street
Robert Walsh
Grant Street
Lew Dosch
Mr. Dosch
Beatrice Ann Thomas Malinowski
Virginia
John Malinowski
Frank G. Costal
Warren Bowen Costal
Thomas Thomas
D. M. Ritchie
W C T U Flower Day and Union Meetings
Scotland Union of the W C T U held a flower day at Mrs. S S Wilson’s home and arranged bouquets for Oakridge Crawford Home. A lawn fete is planned for June 21 at Mrs. Leroy Whiting’s home. Frances Willard Union held Flower Mission Day with varied devotional and cultural activities and plans a picnic at Cascade Park.
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Scotland
Flower Mission Department
Bert Coates
Frances Willard Union
Frances Willard
Margaret Wilkinson
Bertha Taylor
Katheryn Lewis
Marion Wilkinson
Katheryn Newberry
Hilda Stark
M. R. Newberry
M. D. Allen
C. S. Rowland
Hannah McCrake
G. R. McClelland
Jennie Anderson
J. N. McCandless
Greenville
J. B. McClaren
Robert McBurney
T. A. Preston
Fred Rentz
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Charles Nickleson
Joe McCaskey
J. S. Morier
George Massie
Cascade Park
Realty Transfers and Traded Estates Report
Realty transfers list multiple deeds including Joseph Zanini estate to Marley Scott in the fifth ward for 1500 dollars and Isvarl Frank Swineford exchanges with Earl W. Dean in the third ward for 1 dollar. Other transfers include L B Schetroni to Virginia B Capitola in the third ward for 1, and Westmoreland Products Co. by receiver to Emma A. Clark in the seventh ward for 5025 dollars. The remark notes a humorous line about the upper class paying 2000 for a 375 dollar coffin.
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Marley Scott
Fifth Ward
Isvarl
Frank Swineford
Earl W. Dean
Third Ward
Farl W. Dean
L. B. Schetroni
Virginia B. Capitola
Westmoreland Products Co
Emma A. Clark
Seventh Ward
Hones To Better Flight Record Hones To Better Flight Record
Santa Monica June 20 Captain James Dickson with three film executives aboard launched at 3 11 45 a m to trim west east transcontinental time. Doolittle holds solo record 11 15 00 and Lindbergh the passenger carrying mark 14 23 27.
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International News Service
Santa Monica
Cal
James Dickson
Atlantic Coast
James Doolittle
Charles A. Lindbergh
Y W C A Members Meet at Cascade Park Sunrise Service
About twenty five members of the Square Circle gathered at Cascade Park before dawn on Sunday. Clara Tranquillo led a special song service while Carrie Sanfillipo and Elizabeth Lattier read. Marian Wallace gave an address before breakfast and departure for church.
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Square Circle
Clara Tranquillo
Carrie Sanfillipo
Elizabeth Lattier
Marian Wallace
Thursday Morning Sewing Classes Continue
The Thursday morning sewing classes proceed smoothly with members learning practical skills for making their own garments.
Friendship Circle Plans Tuesday Visit to Telephone Office
Friendship Circle members will meet at the Y at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon and plan a visit to the telephone office.
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Friendship Circle
Sentence Court Set For Tuesday Morning
Court will convene Tuesday morning to sentence those convicted at last week’s session and those who entered pleas. The proceeding will determine penalties for the involved defendants.
Ever Ready Club to Meet at Cora Morgan Home
Afro-American group members in New Castle plan an 8 o'clock meeting this evening at 134 Mahoning Avenue with Mrs. Cora Morgan. The Community Choral will gather Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Elm Street TW.K.
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Community Choral
Elm Street
Stewardess Board Meeting At Bethel A M E Church
The junior stewardess board of Bethel A M E Church will meet today at 3 p m in the home of Mrs Leo Kiser at 1100 South Jefferson Street.
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Leo Kiser
South
Jefferson Street
Prosecution Reversal in Neighbor Dispute Case
Prose cutrix Anna Colecchi faced Dominick Plarinio in a local assault case arising from a water drain dispute. The verdict reported last week reversed the proper cost split, with Plarinio found not guilty and ordered to pay 40 percent while Colecchi pays 60 percent of the costs.
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Dominick Plarinio
Anna Colecchi
Dominick Flarinio
Peterson’s Ointment Offers Piles Relief
Advertises Peterson’s Ointment as a powerful healing medication to end itching and soreness from piles. Claims immediate relief and complete disappearance of symptoms with a large box priced at 35 cents in drug stores.
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Peterson
Commercial Union Plan Advances Among European Nations
In Lausanne, Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg launched a Pan European commercial union with anti American tendencies. The three nations propose a customs and economic union open to European countries seeking membership. Delegates may invite all Lausanne conference participants to join.
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Lausanna
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Anti American tone in moratorium debate noted in press
The piece cites international payments without equivalent return and criticizes U S policy. It mentions anti American sentiment tied to the moratorium, remarks about veterans pensions, grasshoppers as 1931 pest per the Bureau of Entomology, and skeptical views on a college diploma’s value.
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