Sixty Hot Mills Resume Operations At Local Plants
Sixty hot mills are operating at American Sheet and Tin Plate Company plants in New Castle with all mills active for the first time in years. The Shenango plant runs forty mills at capacity while the New Castle works resumed the last eight mills after 17 months idleness. D S Pyle set June 26 as a tentative readiness target and workers surged to ready the mills to turn out black plate within four days of the order. Finishing departments will start after hot mills produce sufficient black plate.
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
New Castle
Shenango
D. S. Pyle
Shenango and New Castle
Farewell Dinner for H B Richards at Castleton Hotel
Citizens gathered at the Castleton hotel in a public farewell for Howard B. Richards longtime manager of the New Castle Water company who departs for Birmingham Alabama to lead a new plant. The event featured speeches song and gestures of esteem and included both men and women in attendance reflecting broad community affection.
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Howard B. Richards
Castleton Hotel
New Castle Water Company
Birmingham
Alabama
Mr. Richards
Highland Avenue Improvements and Summer Outlook
PaneWG reports improved Highland Avenue as weeds and grass are cut in vacant lots. Vacant areas remain in several sections while streams and pools draw people seeking cooling. Bass season starts in nine days with many fishermen planning early trips. Local prosperity rises with coal mining growth in Leesburg field and New Castle district. A new drinking fountain opens on North Mill Street near Washington. Kom Pa Newe praises Howard B. Richards at the community meeting.
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Highland Avenue
North Mill Street
Washington
Daily Weather Report
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum of 93 and a minimum of 59 with no precipitation and a river stage of 4.6 feet. The same date last year recorded a high of 91, a low of 64 and 0.38 inches of precipitation.
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U. S
New Castle Post Office Cornerstone to Be Laid
A public ceremony at five o clock Friday June 30 marks the laying of the cornerstone for New Castle s new post office on the Public Square. The event will be chaired by Judge R Lawrence Hildebrand with remarks from Westminster College president Robert F Galbreath and Mayor Charles B Mayne among others.
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New Castle
R. Lawrence Hildebrand
Robert F. Galbreath
Westminster College
Cornerstone Committee
Mayne
Twenty Nurses To Graduate Tonight At Jameson Memorial
At eight thirty o clock the Jameson Memorial hospital holds its commencement in the First Christian church. Twenty young women form the class of graduates and will receive authority to serve as graduate nurses. Elizabeth Miller will give the address and Fred L Rentz the welcome. Julia Kemperdina presents the class. A reception follows at the Nurses home. services are open to the public.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
First Christian Church
Elizabeth Miller
R. N
Pennsylvania State Board of Nurses
Fred L. Rentz
Julia Kemperdina
Death Record Mrs. J. E. Clutter East Liverpool
A death notice for Mrs. J. E. Clutter of East Liverpool is reported. The obituary states her passing and identifies her residence, with standard local death notice details pending further information.
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J. E. Clutter
East Liverpool
Barn Fire Destroys Eckels Farm Barn Near New Wilmington
A large barn on the J. C. Eckels farm, about a mile west of New Wilmington, burned down due to an undetermined origin with an estimated loss of 2500 dollars. Firemen found no water supply to fight the blaze, which damaged hay, straw, machinery and potatoes.
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J. C. Eckels
New Wilmington
New Wilmington-Sharon
Eckles
Two Boys Suffer Broken Arms In Local Accidents
Two boys in the district sustained broken arms in separate incidents. Robert French, 6, of R F D No 2, broke his left arm after stumbling on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near the Harbor at about 6 15 pm and reaching Jameson Memorial hospital by 9 20 pm. John Milson, 13, of 1701 Delaware Avenue, fractured his wrist after falling from a tree behind 116 Hillcrest Avenue. X ray confirmed the break.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert French
Pennsylvania
Hitchhiker from Proctor Discharged After Accident
Tessie Smith of Proctor West Virginia, injured when his benefactor's machine left the New Wilmington road, was discharged from Jameson Memorial hospital after two weeks of treatment for a forehead laceration.
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Tessie Smith
Proctor
W. Va
New Wilmington Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Smith
Moley Arrival Seen as Turning Point for London Parley
London officials and delegates await American Assistant Secretary of State Ray Moley as the London conference nears a critical moment. Roosevelt's brain trust member is expected to speak for the U S and may shape outcomes amid wide European skepticism about his role and the parley’s fate.
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Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
The
United States
London
Moley
Conneaut Man Falls to Death From Bridge in Erie
Albert Loomis aged 41 from Conneaut Ohio died after plunging 150 feet from a Nickel Plate railroad bridge at Erie while painting. Rope supports slipped, he died later at St Vincent's hospital. Coroner W G Stroble opened an inquiry.
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International News Service
Erie
Albert Loomis
Conneaut, O
Loomis
St. Vincent's Hospital
W. G. Stroble
Falls On Scythe Injures Youth On Pulaski Road
Reed V. Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Orran E Miller, tripped Saturday evening and fell on a scythe, cutting a deep gash in his left leg. He was taken to a New Castle doctor and then to a hospital where two tendons above the ankle were severed and dressed before he returned home.
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Reed V. Miller
Orran E. Miller
Pulaski Road
New Castle
Roosevelt And Companions On High Sea Again
President Franklin Roosevelt sails Amberjack II north from Martha’s Vineyard to Gloucester with Portland, Maine as night stop, logging over a hundred miles in a single day. The trip continues as naval officers watch closely.
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Edward B. Lockett
International News Service
Gloucester Harbor
Gloucester
Mass
Franklin Roosevelt
Portland
Maine
Man Identified as Joe Phillips Buried Yesterday
New Castle police identified a local man as Joe Phillips last evening and informed Butler Memorial Hospital authorities that the unidentified body held there is Phillips, who has been buried.
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New Castle
Butler Memorial Hospital
Joe Phillips
Hardy seeks divorce from Myrtle Lee Hardy
Oliver Hardy files suit for divorce from Myrtle Lee Hardy claiming mental cruelty. The action follows a previous suit against his film partner Stan Laurel.
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Hardy
Los Angeles
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Myrtle Lee Hardy
Allegheny County Seeks 10 Million for Highways
Allegheny County commissioners sent a request to Governor Pinchot asking for 10,250,000 for highway construction under the national recovery act. City officials planned to travel to Washington to discuss a tentative plan for 17,000,000 in federal funds for public works projects.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
Robbers Strike New Carlisle National Bank
Three masked bandits robbed the New Carlisle National Bank of $10,000 and fled, leaving three witnesses shaken as police launch an investigation.
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New Carlisle, O
New Carlisle
Worker Plunges to Death at Brownsville Brewing Plant
James Famularo a 44 year old laborer and World War II veteran died after a scrap iron snag on his trousers toppled him from a five story ledge at the Brownsville brewing plant. He fell into a pile of scrap iron and succumbed shortly after.
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Brownsville
James Famularo
Famularo
Train Collision Kills Fifteen in Bulgaria Tunnel
Fifteen people were killed and five injured when a passenger train collided with a wildcat engine inside a tunnel on the Dupnitza Radomir line near Sofia.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Dupnitza-Radomir
Bomb Sender Arrested in Roosevelt Mailings
Watertown New York June 21 postal inspectors to arrive to lodge charges against Joseph Doldo 20 for sending three crudely constructed bombs through the mails addressed to President Franklin D Roosevelt The case centers on a mail bomb plot with a direct target in the White House era.
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Watertown
N. Y
Joseph Doldo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Handomest Pair To Wed Southern School Leaders Are To Be Married This Month
A Southern school leader couple announces their upcoming marriage this month. The announcement highlights the pair as a handsome couple in local society circles and notes the planned wedding date.
Summer Heat Wave Tests Pennsylvania on First Day of Summer
The 1933 arrival of summer brought a statewide heat wave in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia reported 73 degrees by ten, with forecasts in the 80s. Harrisburg saw 76 degrees before noon and a 90 degree high anticipated. Pittsburgh reached 87 at noon with predictions of 95, the hottest first day of summer since 1884.
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International News Service
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
London conference aims threefold to cancel American debt
Special To The News reports Beverly Hills notes from June 21 about the London economic conference. The piece claims the three stated aims were canceling debt to America, with subsequent goals including tariff and money stabilization, followed by possible blame on the United States if results falter. The writer uses satirical tone to imply repetition of meetings.
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Harry K. Reynolds
Beverly Hills
Cal
London
Narrow escape after oil spill causes crash at State and Grant
Mrs. John Bender and her mother Mrs. Loretta Behring escaped serious injury when Bender’s car skidded on oil spilled from a truck and slammed into a telephone pole at State and Grant streets. Both women suffered minor injuries and were taken to a physician's office. the truck bearing Pennsylvania plate S68-222 is under investigation in Harrisburg. Several other cars avoided collisions on the same slick.
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John Bender
Scotland Lane
Loretta Behring
Harrisburg
Warren Man To Succeed Richards
J. L. Matthews is named manager of the New Castle plant succeeding Howard B. Richards who is promoted to Birmingham Alabama. Matthews recently managed the Warren Pennsylvania plant and will assume duties in New Castle after a short visit.
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Howard B. Richards
New Castle Water Company
Birmingham
Alabama
J. L. Matthews
New Castle
Matthews
Warren
American Water Works and Electric System
City and County Reach Sharing Cost Agreement
New Castle and Lawrence County reach a 50 50 cost share on public relief projects resuming Monday June 26. Dr G S Bennett leader of the relief board announced the plan after talks with Pennsylvania relief officials to restart relief work and fund labor and foremen.
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New Castle
Cit
G. S. Bennett
Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board
Bennett
Eric Biddle
Pennsylvania Emergency Relief Board
Harrisburg
Siberian Coast May Hold Secret Of Missing Flier
Seattlers report missing solo aviator Jimmy Mattern after a week with no trace. Naval and coast guard ships searched the Bering Sea while Alaskan and other fliers investigated Siberia near Nome. Nat C. Brown suggested focusing the search along the Siberian coast for possible rescue.
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Siberian
International News Service
Seattle
Wash
Arctic
Jimmy” Mattern
Coast Guard
Bering Sea
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Mattern
Nat C. Brown
Tokyo
International News Service Today
Heat and duty under a blazing ninety eight degrees
The scene describes a blistering summer day with the sun bright like brass and fields parched. A narrator irons a wilted collar and mops a heated brow while noting refriger ator salesmen booming and a wish for cool relief, yet work calls despite the oppressive heat.
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Castleton
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Howard B., Richards
Panewg
Leesburg
Kom Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report
Eckels Farm
Conneaut
Ohio
Butler
Greensburg
Greensburg High School
Dorothy Caloagne
New Orleans
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Paul Barron, Jr
Latan
America
Warren Man
Arthur Mometer
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