Blair Strip Steel Co Awarded Dition 10 Contract
George D. Blair Jr announces Blair Strip Steel Co has awarded general and steel supply contracts for a Butler road plant expansion. A new 210 by 125 foot building will house a modern cold rolling mill with annealing, cutting and slitters. Bauman Co. secures general contract. Fleming Siler Co. supplies steel from New Castle. Work to start now and finish late year adding many jobs.
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Hoover Relief Debate Rumor Sparks Mixed Reactions
Santa Monica June 24 The column notes Congress and public opinion on farm relief, quoting critics and supporters. It mentions Taft planning to board the next Atlantic flight and Lindbergh’s honeymoon as side items. The piece reflects unrest and partisan lines over sugar policy and relief measures.
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Students Attend Farmers Week At Penn State College
A number of Lawrence county boys are at Farmers Week at Penn State College competing with peers from across the state after earning trips by winning judging contests at last year’s fair. Lawrence Beaver and Butler counties pool their wool again this year under leader S. B. Bayes, while farmers seek laborers for summer work. A county library effort is urged to bring regular service to rural areas, and New Castle hosts several convention meetings as baseball games and sandlot play fill the warm evenings.
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Daily Weather Report
Weather statistics period ending a. 90 ing formehed by U server B.J. Jonmsont ie Water Co. Pump station follow. Maximum temperature 87. Minimum temperature 33. No precipitation. River gage 4 3 feet and stationary.
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Two Local Delegates Accorded State Honors
Mrs Florence Gillespie named National Delegate by Daughters Of Veteran Canteen as 2500 G A R delegates from Pennsylvania conclude their 63rd encampment in Gettysburg. Elections in Sons of Veterans and auxiliary groups select officers including Seipp Straußburg Warner Hill Horn Ruggles Samuels Wentzel Meis Moser Shanker Eicker Forsythe for councilor leaders and other posts.
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Mt Jackson Vocational School Receives Rural Approval
The department in Harrisburg approved a rural vocational school for Mt Jackson the project will be housed in the old Mt Jackson school building and will offer domestic science and shop courses plus year round agriculture instruction. Funding will cover about eighty percent of instructor costs from national and state sources with the remaining share by local district.
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Shower Of Roses For War Veterans In New Castle
Prothonotary R. MM Campbell returned from Gettysburg where he attended the state convention of the G A R Sons of Veterans and related groups. He said New Castle’s delegation secured the next state gathering almost unanimously with three bids considered. A notable moment showed twenty five girls showering roses on veterans during the Gettysburg wheat field march. Campbell expects about 2000 visitors for the June convention in New Castle.
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Man Drowned in Canal Near Bristol After Moonlight Swim
International News Service reports that Harry Drews, 35, of Penn's Valley, near Bristol, drowned in the Delaware and Lehigh Canal at about 3 a.m. after a moonlight swim with a companion. The other man reached shore. Drews is believed to have suffered cramps. his body was recovered.
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Y M C A Secretaries Attend Sewickley Meeting
William Thomas the boys secretary and R L Meermans the general secretary of the New Castle Y M C A are in Sewickley Pennsylvania today for the regional Y M C A meeting and picnic.
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Five Children Burned In Farmhouse Blaze Near Raisdale
Five children aged from fourteen years to six months were badly burned when kerosene used to start a fire exploded in a Raisdale farm home. Clifford Wilkinson 14 Helen 11 Evelyn 8 were taken to Memorial hospital Mount Pleasant with serious injuries. The mother Mrs Harry Wilkinson, returned home and rescued the others sustaining arm burns. The father had been away for the day. The house was destroyed in the blaze that followed the explosion.
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Contest Over Meyer's Job as U S Attorney
Senator Reed returned to Pittsburgh to hear pleas of candidates for the United States Attorney post. He said he will propose a successor promptly and not delay until fall. Reports tie Louis Graham to the vacancy while observers note a strong bid for Joseph E. Richardson, Meyer's assistant.
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British Cabinet Plans To Resume Soviet Conference
London June 21 British Premier Ramsay MacDonald leads a new labor cabinet at 10 Downing Street as it moves to resume diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia at the earliest moment. Negotiations include whether Leon Trotsky should be allowed into England alongside the restoration of ties.
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Explosion Rips Canton Hospital Killing One Hundred
An East Bund hospital blast in Canton, China killed about 100 people and injured many as the main building housing 400 patients collapsed. Fire followed, rescues were made by Red Cross workers, police and soldiers, and the cause was under investigation with prior similar incidents noted.
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Ohio State Faculty Member Confesses to Murder of Co Ed
Ohio State University in Columbus was stunned by the confession of Dr. James H. Snook a respected faculty member and alumnus who admitted killing Miss Thearn I Hix a young co ed The revelation follows years of college life and the esteem in which Snook was held as shown in the College Manual and campus reminiscences
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Apollo Man Held On Murder Charge
Apollo resident Robert King, 50, was charged with murder in the death of 71 year old Mrs. Emima Thompson after she died from injuries following a brutal beating. Detectives traced him to his King apartment and a visiting friend found the unconscious woman. A preliminary hearing was held immediately.
Direct Air Mail Route From St Louis To New York Opened
A notice from St Louis dated June 21 announces a direct air mail service to New York. It notes that U S Federal Reserve mail forwarded to New York recently carried a seven percent surcharge on its time and route.
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Summer's Here Longest Day Marks Start of Season
International News Service reports on the summer solstice, noting today is the longest day. The piece jokes that work hours do not extend, while financial limits remain unchanged as summer begins.
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New York
Tariff protection moves from East to South and West
Southern and western lawmakers push for higher protections for farm and textile products at Senate finance subcommittee hearings on tariff rates. Western states back protection for raw materials used in industry while the South seeks relief for cotton textiles and fruit and vegetable prices. Louisiana Utah California Florida join calls for higher sugar dates and forest product tariffs as the nation trends toward broader tariff protection.
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Professor Snook Confession Details Theora Ein Death
Columbus June 2 the confession of Dr James H Snook a Ohio State University professor to the killing of Miss Theora Ein a co ed at the university is reported He says the act followed a dispute over her plan to leave the city He describes riding in his Ford coupe toward the Columbus Rifle Range with her and indicates she pressured him prior to the fatal act
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Dr Snooks Wife Near Collapse Amid Murder Case
The near collapse of Mrs Theora Kl Bix sues days after Cork Was isk, a man once at Ohio State University, confessed to a brutal murder. Mrs Snook receives care at her home as reporters arrive. two year old child remains with grandparents. A pastor and church colleagues offer support while inquiry continues.
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Death record of Donna Reid in Michigan
The notice records the death of Donna Reid in Michigan with basic details. No additional obituary data or funeral arrangements are provided in the fragment.
Columbus Professor Faces Grand Jury in Coed Murder Case
A Columbus area court moves swiftly as Dr. Jones El Snot, a former Ohio State University faculty member, faces a grand jury over a first degree murder charge. The indictment and proceedings hinge on testimonies from about thirty one witnesses and ongoing evidence presentation.
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