Social Security Office in New Castle Expected by July 15
Washington report says the Social Security Board aims to open the New Castle office between July 2 and mid July. The delay is due to the board busy with branches nationwide, but the New Castle facility should be open by July 15 to administer old age assistance, start issuing account numbers, and continue supervision by Postmaster Steen until formal opening.
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Washington, D. C
Social Security Board
New Castle
Steen
Ohio Guardsmen Move to Preserve Order in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio a large National Guard force arrived to enforce the status quo as Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube planned to reopen. Picket lines dissolved as 11 infantry and artillery companies moved into the Warren Niles area and 4,800 militiamen converged on the city. Police stopped a 2,500 strong CIO rubber and mine workers march at the county line without shots fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Kilgallen
Davey
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
CIO
Warren- Niles
Akron
Ma‘honing
Youngstown
Ralph Elser
Carl Olson
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Companes
Martin L. Davey
Republic Steel Plant
Progress Reported In Steel Strike Mediation Talks
Definite progress toward settlement was announced by Charles P. Taft of the Federal Mediation Board as heads of four steel companies planned to return to Cleveland for a second conference. John L. Lewis would lead the union group at the board today, with hopes for a joint conference amid threats of crisis in Youngstown.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Charles P. Taft
Federal Mediation Board
Taft
John L. Lewis
CIO
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
Edward F. McGrady
Tom M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corp
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Wilfred Sykes
Inland Steel Company
Lewis
Youngstown
Davey
No New Detours Noted In PA Highway District
De Tour Bulletin reports no new detours for June 18 to June 25 in the local district while 15 bridges remain washed out from the spring flood of 1936. Motorists urge weed trimming along the New Castle Harlansburg highway and smoother crossing at Grant Street. An airplane circled the city last night under bright moonlight with colored lights seen from the Star-studded sky.
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Pennsylvania Highway Department
Pa Nene
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
New Castle-Harlansburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grant Street
Daily Weather Report Summary for 24 Hour Period
United States weather reports show 9 am period with maximum 76 and minimum 53 while precipitation reaches 32 inches and river stage at 93 feet. Year ago statistics record 73 as high, 41 as low with no precipitation.
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United States
Notable Scottish Rite Visit Highlights New Castle Reunion
Melvin Maynard Johnson of Boston arrives in New Castle as Most Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. He is welcomed by Til. John Scofield Wallace and other council members. a 5 PM parade will honor the guest and visiting dignitaries as degree work proceeds.
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New Castle
Valley of New Castle
Melvin Maynard Johnson
Boston
Mass
Supreme Council
United States of America
John Scofield Wallace
Pennsylvania
S. Reed Megown
Mr. Johnson
Harry P. Ballard
Massachusetts
Castleton
Truck and Trailer Crash Injures Two Near Mount Jackson Hill
A tractor and trailer overturned at the Mount Jackson hill vicinity at 8 20 p m on Monday causing two men to suffer serious injuries. Don M Wright and Clinton Hildebrand, both Chicago residents, were hospitalized with internal injuries, skull fracture and lacerations. The rig owned by J J Beckley carried Swift & Company products to Uniontown Pa. Brakes reportedly failed and the vehicle ran off the road after the hill descent.
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Mount Jackson Hill
New Castle Hospital
Don M. Wright
West 49Th Place
Chicago
Clinton Hildebrand
Helper
Top Street
Corporal Keck
Highway Patrol
J. J. Beckley
Swift & Company
Uniontown
Slaying by Unbalanced Mother Shocks Larksville Household
Mrs. Katherine Daniels 38 of Larksville allegedly attacked her children with a butcher knife, killing 12 year old Edward and wounding two others as police say she claimed God ordered the act. Father and sons thwarted further harm before officers arrived. chief detective Powell led the inquiry with state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
Katherine Daniels
Larksville
Here
Edward
Joseph
William
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital
Daniels
Richard Powell
Special Delivery Package May Be Kidnappers' Reply
A special delivery package possibly from the kidnappers arrived at Stony Brook New York for G men. Fifteen federal agents in three cars rushed off in different directions after receiving the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Alice Parsons
G-Men
Stony Brook
N. Y
Rivers Rising After Big Rains
Franklin Pa June 22 Rivers were rising across northwestern Pennsylvania after torrential rains. A heat cloudburst near Meadville and along French Creek caused small streams to swell with water. The Allegheny river reached 11.81 feet, up 3 feet since yesterday with a possible 13 foot stage by night fall.
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International News Service
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Meadville
French Creek
Allegheny
Women Rally at WPA Project Strike in Lawrence
About 11:15 a group of 175 women rushed 17 strikers guarding the Lawrence school Liberty Street building. The melee sent them up stairs and back to work, with one injured, Margaret Shaffer, who bruised her eye but received first aid. Strikers protested layoffs of 50 to 60 workers.
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WPA
Lawrence School
Liberty Street
Margaret Shaffer
Huge Damage In Ohio Storm Kills Five People
Ohio reports five dead and many injured after a second violent rainstorm in two days. In Chauncey two men and a boy were killed, a large number of homes were damaged, and lightning killed Hubert Bartley in Cincinnati and Ezra Weakley near Athens.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chauncey
Hubert Bartley
Cincinnati
Ezra Weakley
Athens
Reilly Case Heads to Jury in Monaghan Murder Trial
Pittsburgh June 22 The trial of James A. Reilly Fayette county prosecutor charged with murder in the death of Uniontown hotel keeper Frank G. Monaghan goes to a ten woman two man jury after six weeks of testimony. Jurors will decide among second degree murder or manslaughter or acquittal with first degree verdict already ruled out. The judge will charge the jury in the morning and the case is expected to reach them after noon.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
James A. Reilly
Fayette County
Frank GC. Monaghan
Uniontown
William H. McNaugher
State forces shrink as martial law continues at Johnstown
Johnstown, Pa. June 22 Thwarting a Bethlehem Steel strike the Cambria plant remains closed under martial law. About 400 state and highway police stay on duty while 75 patrolmen depart for regular work. Governor Earle says law remains indefinitely and federal mediation may be tried.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria
Augustine S. Janeway
Highway Patrol
Col. Janeway
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Federal Meditation Board
Lindbergh Baby Named Land Morrow Landbergh
The third son of Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh was registered in London Marylebone Town Hall as Land Morrow Lindbergh. He was born May 13 in a London nursing home the day after King George VI’s coronation, and the birth was kept secret until May 24. The name Landt is an old Danish family name.
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International News Service
London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Marylebone Town Hall
Land Morrow Lindbergh
George VI
Landt
Land
England Returns Germanys Rebuff
London reports England refused Germanys plan to join a naval demonstration off Valencia. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons Britain has no intention of taking part in any sword rattling against Loyalist Spain.
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International News Service
London
England
Germany
von Neurath
Spain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Valencia
Bonnet Likely To Be Finance Head In France
Paris June 22 Georges Bonnet ambassador to Washington is the likely choice to head the French finance ministry to aid Premier Designate Camille Chautemps in facing the fiscal crisis. Leon Barety reports Bonnet, a radical Socialist, would be recalled to resume finance duties after talks with Chautemps by trans Atlantic telephone. The veteran financier has held multiple economic posts and is viewed as a top authority on money matters. Chautemps presses cabinet timber selection amid street disorders and socialist demonstrations seeking Leon Blum’s return.
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Kenneth T. Downs
Paris
Georges Bonnet
Washington
Camille Chautemps
France
Leon Barety
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Bonnet
United States
Finance
Chautemps
Radical Socialist Party
Leon Blum
Fire Discovered In Detention Home
Firemen were summoned to the Juvenile Detention Home at 428 Court street Monday evening when a blaze was found in a boy’s bedroom. About 30 dollars in damage resulted, origin undetermined.
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Court Street
Seventh Ward
Mt. Jackson Hill
Isaly Dairy
Mill and
East Washington Streets
Margiotti Drops Remaining Fayette Third Degree Cases
Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti announced his withdrawal from further active prosecution of the remaining Fayette county third degree cases. The move signals a narrowing of the cases under the state attorney general's office as of June 22 in Pittsburgh.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Margiotti
Fayette County
Death Record for William Joseph Sutton and George Green
William Joseph Sutton aged 13 from Mer cer Pennsylvania and George Green aged 56 from Chewton are listed in the death records. The notice provides basic identifiers and locations without further context.
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William Joseph Sutton
Mercer, Pa
George Green
Chewton
Crush Attempts At Restrictions On Relief Bill
Washington June 22 Administration leaders prepared to crush several Republican revolts in the senate, pass the 1.5 billion relief bill, and re enact 650 million expiring taxes. They defeated Democratic efforts to require local communities to pay a share of WPA project costs. Senator Vandenberg sponsored a plan to cut the fund to 1.25 billion and shift control to the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
W P A Layoffs Protested In City Hall Meeting
A mass meeting in the city hall assembly room condemned WPA layoffs. A five member Workers Alliance committee will travel to Washington to present protests to Senators Davis and Guffey and Congressman Eckert. Mayor McGrath said the city council will also protest to urge more WPA funding. A resolution of commendation was noted.
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Works Progress Administration
City Hall
Workers Alliance
Washington, D. C
James J. Davis
Joseph F. Guffey
Charles R. Eckert
Charles E. McGrath
City Council
Vegetables Growers Take Pride in Home Harvests
Arthur Mometer extols the flavor of garden produce over store bought vegetables. He says radishes and lettuce symbolize personal effort, care, and toil, enhancing pride and table appeal, and notes long aftertaste beats lower cost.
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Arthur C. Wimer
New Castle News
U. S
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Moscow
Vancouver
Wasa
Pearson Field
Central Press Soundphoto
Ohio Guardsmen
Mill Gates
PA Newc
Daily Weather Report
Bulletin
Estelle Shira
It Is Land Morrow Lindbergh
Blaze
Margiotti
W.P. A
Arthur Mometer
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