Maine GOP Gov Nomination Leads With Two Thirds Count
In Maine, Burleigh Martin leads the five candidate Republican gubernatorial race with 19,596 votes to 14,500 for Lewis Barrows as 430 of 632 precincts report. Thurston and Brann trail by about 400 votes. Democratic field shows lighter turnout while Beedy renominated in the first district over Chase with Beedy 14,135 to 6,818.
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International News Service
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Augusta
Maine Senate
Lewis O. Barrows
Newport
Martin
Barrows
Paul C. Thurston
Bethel
Louis J. Brann
Lewiston
Ralph O. Brewster
Clarence C. Stetson
Maine Development Commission
Carroll L. Beedy
Edward E. Chase
Beedy
Chase
Jean Harlow and Paul Bern Plan Quiet Wedding
Hollywood stars Jean Harlow and Paul Bern filed notice of intent to wed in Los Angeles. Harlow, 21, used her legal name Harlow Carpenter McGrew. Bern, 42, an MGM executive, expects a very quiet ceremony likely Friday or Saturday.
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Jean Harlow
Paul Bern
Bern
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Mantz Celebrated For A Decade As Kiwanis Secretary
Honor Mantz of New Castle receives recognition in the Kiwanian for more than ten years as Kiwanis secretary. Alderman Mantz has served since 1921 through all wars, with tributes paid by International President William Barris and other officers. Another long serving secretary honored is A A Aughenbaugh of Rochester.
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New Castle Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
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Club Recorders
William Barris
Los Angeles
Mantz
A. A. Aughenbaugh
Rochester
Dorothea Ferver Sprained Arm at Camp East Brook
Medical examination showed Dorothea Ferver sprained her right arm rather than fracturing it after a fall at the Camp East Brook swimming pool on Saturday. The injury is healing well and she is expected to regain full use within a few days.
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Dorothea Ferver
Camp East Brook
Miss Ferver
Residents and visitors noted in New Castle society
A parade of names shows residents and visitors across New Castle and nearby towns. People travel to Atlantic City and Warren, attend hospital and synod events, or move homes from Beckford street to Martin street and beyond.
Chinese pupil wins cadet colonel post in Dorchester drill
The sole Chinese pupil at Dorchester High School in Boston earns the cadet colonel rank in the annual competitive drill. Japanese papers please copy.
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Dorchester High School
Boston
Nashville Banner
County's Talbot relief payment due around July twelfth
County Treasurer W. O. Pitts announced Lawrence county will receive its fourth Talbot relief payment early in July following the existing disbursement schedule. The relief fund has grown to 621,143.72 from the three prior payments, easing the burden of needy disbursements. a welfare department investigator recently reviewed the aid, but Pitts could not estimate the fourth payment's amount, noting a large sum is still expected.
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Lawrence County
Talbot
State Department of Welfare
Talbot Relief
Harrisburg
Pitts
Trio of Bandits Sentenced to Penitentiary in Multiple Cases
In New Castle, a string of sentences followed a robbery case. Sam Polverino faces six months in the workhouse on liquor manufacturing charges. Pasquili Latansa receives a one year workhouse term plus costs for selling liquor. Frances Baron paroled after paying $50 and costs for liquor possession. George Alex gets two months in county jail for possessing intoxicating liquor. Additional sentences include Perry Cybula for larceny with two months to one year in jail. A Sobe fined $500 for loaning obscene books. Nelson Dunlap to a western penitentiary term of one to three years for breaking and entering with intent. Otto Furda paroled for three years on costs. Charles Park Jr. paroled for one year on costs for assault and battery. David Lewis 60 days in county jail plus costs. Carl Layton for assault and battery with $1 and six months. John George for transporting liquor to Allegheny county with three months. Howard Johnson larceny five months to one year. Antonio Campoli possessing liquor $100 and two months in jail. Jess VanKirk chicken stealing $25 and costs with seven months to two years in workhouse.
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A. Sobe
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Western Penitentiary
Otto Furda
Charles Park Jr
David Lewis
Carl Layton
John George
Allegheny County
Howard Johnson
Antonio Campoli
Jess VanKirk
Local Women Set Lake Erie Cruise for Conference
Representatives of the New Castle Business and Professional Women's club will depart next Monday for Erie Pennsylvania to board the S S Tionesta and attend the state federation convention aboard the lake cruise. The delegation includes Mrs. Sara McCune Mrs. Alice Rogers Miss Helen White Miss Emily Rice Miss Geraldine Fry Miss Helen Hinkson Miss Liberty Gonano Miss Mary Scherger of New Castle Miss Lois Biggins Miss Irene Parry of the New Castle Juniors Dr Elizabeth McLaughrey of New Wilmington and Miss Suzanne Beatty of Pittsburgh.
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Emily Rice
Geraldine Fry
Helen Hinkson
Liberty Gonano
Mary Scherger
New Castle
Lois Biggins
Large picnics lined up at Cascade park through August
Carl Shaner reports numerous outings at Cascade park starting June 23 with gatherings at the local institution and Rainbow Terrace every night. Scheduled picnics include the P. R. R. auxiliary June 23 and Swan class June 24, Eastern Star June 29, Orange lodges July 12, Veterans of Foreign Wars July 13, B. & O. auxiliary July 14, New Castle Merchants July 20, Pennsylvania Power July 22, Sons of St. George July 30, P. H. C. early August, and Old Timers August 10.
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Bill Sisler Seeks Berth With Scarazzo Club
Bill Sisler a southpaw and former Blue Ridge and O P circuit hurler who had a tryout with the Cleveland Indians this year arrived here and planned talks with Scarazzo manager Alec Black to secure a place on the team. The Dayton Daily News notes a link drawn between the movie industry and other sectors in leadership needs.
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Dayton Daily News
Workmen's Leg Broken in City Relief Project
Attaches of the city legal department report Joseph Bareysza of Big Run street suffered a leg fracture while a Mayor's Relief committee worker yesterday. He was assisting the Nesharnock creek stone wall project when a log struck his leg and he was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital.
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Youngstown
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Joseph Bareysza
Big Run Street
Nesharnock Creek
Highway Patrol Tests Prospective Drivers on Sampson Street
Members of the State Highway Patrol examined prospective motor vehicle drivers on Sampson Street today. Corporal L. Cc. Shanks led the detail in charge.
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Sampson Street
L. Cc. Shanks
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