Four accused of espionage deny charge in New York case
Four of the civilian defendants indicted on charges of Nazi spying and conspiring to steal U S military secrets pleaded not guilty in federal court. Bail of 25090 each was continued until August 1 as Judge Liebell weighs trial dates. Miss Johanna Hofmann, 26, from Europa Parlor, named as a courier, and three others, Guenther Gustave Rumrich among them, entered pleas.
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New York
Loriety
Federal Grand Jury
Avonday
United States
Vincent Liebell
Viebel
Tral
Johanna Hofmann
Europa
Berlin
George C. Dix
Wall Street
Guenther Gustave Rumrich
Seg Mick
Obnoxious Night Parties at Sylvan Heights Golf Course Warned
City authorities warn that Pelling parties at Sylvan Heights Golf Course, owned by the City of New Castle, have become obnoxious and may lead to legal action. Manager Walter Hart says he will call police if they do not stop. A boy on a bicycle was seen grabbing a street car and riding from County Line Street to Butler Avenue at night. Reports note several small trucks with right-hand steering passing through the city. Street weed cutting and remodeling work occur in Croton district while corn advances for farmers. Boxing fans recall the Louis Schmeling bout radio broadcast at 9 PM ET. Police advise reporting accidents or drownings to headquarters with location details.
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Sylvan Heights Golf Course
Walter 5. Hart
City of
New Castle
Hart
Pa Nene
County Line Street
Butler Avenue
Pa Newe
Plans Set for New Castle Pet Parade On Thursday
Fifteen prominent business leaders were named as judges for New Castle’s pet parade to be held Thursday afternoon after a review by Richard Rentz. The parade routes downtown to Rotary playground, site of the old Rosena furnace, with guides from city playgrounds. Mayor Charles McGrath, ministers, and local officials join Rentz as judges awarding prizes.
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New Castle
Richard £. Rentz
South
Jefferson Street
Jefferson
East Washington
Mill Street
Ier. Rentz
Rentz
Charles E. McGrath
Joseph A. Doerr
Ben Hogan
H. A. McCurdy
Thomas I. el- Tout
A. L. Hintz, Jr
Harry 4. Clark
Jack Gerson
W. R. Short
V. ©. Potter
Paul D. Weller
David P. McBride
John R. Hodge
Lauri G. Laurell
Dick Rentz
Lehman Accepts Senate Run as Roosevelt Backs Nomination
Governor Herbert H. Lehman accepts to run for the unexpired term of late Senator Royal Copeland as New York Democrats rally behind him. President Roosevelt may support the move, while rivals push for Wagner as governor. Bennett announces but faces uncertain backing from Lehman.
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Dinternational News Service
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Herbert H. Lehman
U. S
Royal
Copeland
Roosevelt
Lehman
Executive Mansion
John J. Bennnett, Jr
Bennett
United States
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Senate
Jore
Thousands Pour Into New York For Big Fight
New York buzzed with fight fever as thousands gathered on Broadway and midtown for the Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. Promoter Mike Jacobs said ticket sales predicted about 80,000 attendees, with roughly $1,000,000 in receipts. An estimated 30,000 visitors arrived from outside the city, boosting hotel and merchant hopes for a golden earnings day.
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Yankee Stadium
Louis
Schmeling
New York
C International News
Golder
Jack Dempsey
Broadway
Midtown
Joe Louis-Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
American Legion
Manhattan
Insurance Men In Session Here
Delegates to the 32nd annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Association of Mutual Insurance companies gathered at The Castleton for three days of business sessions and planned an evening of entertainment extraordinary. Mayor Charles E. McGrath welcomed attendees as wives formed the auxiliary group and Miss Olive Mulier of Erie led convention arrangements. Principal addresses and discussions covered farm mutual cooperation with leaders from the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore and Mary B. Freed of Boerstown Pa.
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Pennsylvania State Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Castleton
Afer
Charles E. McGrath
Sesson
Olive Mulier
Ncipal
Sheafter
Balof
Insurance
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Mary B. Freed
Boerstown
Daily Weather Report for United States
A 24 hour weather summary shows no precipitation. River stage measured 3.3 feet. Maximum temperature 76 degrees and minimum 53 degrees with 32 inches of precipitation reported for the period ending Tuesday evening.
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United States
Governor Benson Leads in Minnesota Primary Fight
Governor Elmer A Benson held a slim lead over Hjalmar Peterson in the Minnesota Farmer-Labor gubernatorial primary as 3,320 precincts reported Benson 191,719 to Peterson 182,560. Benson’s team predicted a safe majority as 409 precincts remained, while Peterson may seek a recount if the gap narrows.
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New Rede
Minneapolis
Minn
Jime
Elmer. A. Benson
Hjalmar Peterson
Benson
Peterson
Peterson Weld
Police assign officers to monitor stop signs and signals
Chief of Police Ralph A. Criswell announced a patrol plan to watch for traffic violations at stop signs and traffic signals. Officers will also target speeding and reckless operation of motor vehicles to enforce road safety.
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Ralph A. Criswell
President Roosevelts drive speeds up PWA projects
President Roosevelt accelerates the New Deal recovery, announcing 281 PWA projects nationwide costing 92 520 374 dollars as he prepares a fireside radio chat from the family estate. He signed a 3 75 billion spending bill aimed at reviving business, plans a July 7 cross country tour, and faces opposition in several states.
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Quiletin
International News Service
Washington
PWA
Roosevelt
George Duano
New Deal
Paya Twa
Britain backs policy on Spanish war as Commons approves
In London June 22 Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain won broad Commons support for his stance on the Spanish civil war. MPs rejected a Labor motion to curb foreign office funds, backing policy that avoids direct intervention despite insurgent bombings of British ships. Chamberlain signaled a new plan to curb warfare to be shared with the United States and others.
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Kingsbury Smith
Lews Service
London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commans
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Foreign Office
Yate
Britain
United States
Pranco
Jacobs Says Fight Is Definitely On
In Madison Square Garden a milling crowd attended the weighing in ceremonies and 1,000 plus blocked traffic as promoter Mike Jacobs announced that the heavyweight title bout between champion Joe Louis and Max Schmeling is definitely on for tonight.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Joe Lois
Max Schmeling
Convention At New Wilmington Comes To Close
Delegates from across the country disperse after five days at the Fifty-fifth annual convention of the Women’s General Missionary Society. Mrs. William McElwee Jr. will be president next year. Officers named include Earl Miller of Cleveland and Ruth Chappell of Denver, with J Bill of Pittsburgh continuing as treasurer. Directors elected include J C Sands, H Milligan, J B Hill, W H McMunn, and Joseph M Heagen.
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Women’s General Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church of North America
New Wilmington
Rift In Family Life Of Countess Barbara
A dramatic London background unfolds around Countess Kurt Von Haughwitz-Reventlow formerly Barbara Hulton. Legal action filed in a magistrate’s court over custody and possible kidnapping threats involving their young son Lance. Dispute centers on education and upbringing. Danish husband not represented at the court order. The couple’s saga follows her high society ties and previous marriage to Prince Alexis Mdivani.
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Charles A. Smith
iCopyright
London
Kurt von Haughwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hulton
Theodore W. Fry
Lance
London Daily Mail
Alexis Mdivani
Insurgent Bombers Sink Three Steamers
Insurgent bombers sank three steamers off Valencia harbor in a sharp attack today. The Greek steamer A few minutes later, Valencia heard that a British freighter Gloxinia was bombed and sunk. the crew of the Gloxinia unknown. The Sunion’s captain and crew reached shore safely on small boats.
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Bes Debushs
Span
Valencia
Said
En Celona
Thorpe Ness
Japanese Capture Namoa Island in South China Operation
Japanese forces seized Namoa after a sharp battle with Chinese defenders near Swatow, using naval bombardment to prepare an invasion in South China. The island’s capture could serve as a staging base for further assaults on Canton while bombing raids hit the city. U.S. warships stand by to evacuate foreigners as casualties mount.
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Liebe
Guniies
Namoa
South China
Canton
Nama
Swatow
U.S
U.S. S
Ashe
Brother of pastor dies in Chanubershore funeral notice
Dr. Charles B. Wingerd, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, is summoned to Chanubershore, Pennsylvania, by the death of his elder brother Nets Wisferd. The deceased was a lifelong teacher and schoolman with four children. Two sons are ministers, another son a dentist, and a daughter teaches.
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Charles B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
Chanubershore
Nets Wisferd
Wingerd
Chiaol
Re Elect Officers For Almira Home
Reelect officers for Almira Home after a year ended with the president emeritus named. George R. Batpden was named treasurer and Mrs Agnew continued as treasurer. Directors reported the home in splendid condition and noted staff changes and resident ages.
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Almira Home
Reis
George R. Batpden
Izcording
M Treasty
Rose M. Slown Whso
Donte
Sloan
Cintrie Agnew
Death notice brief for Eva Reynolds and others
Death records list Mrs Eva Reynolds 626 Raymond and Isaay Franklin Milliken 88 of 2405 North Mercer Street. Aolin Brace Johnston 84 of New Wilmington reads Mrs HO Swinehart Long Berk calf. Frank Marshall 72 Wartem, Mrs Mester Reynolds McKee 4, Might and Avenue Extension.
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Eva Reynolds
Raymond Divet
Isaay Franklin Milliken
North Mercer Street
Aolin Brace Johnston
New Wihnington
Judge Schaeffer Likely To Rule Friday In Bard Probe
Opinion favors Bard as Grand Jury probe into the administration looms. Judge Schaeffer hinted he hopes to issue a ruling Friday on whether to empanel a Dauphin County grand jury to investigate the matter amid political maneuvering and calls from Bard allies. Continued on Page Fifteen.
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Jare Sbu
Paul X. Fe Schaeffer
Indax
Briday
Dauphin County
Alust
Democratic Eagle
Old Library Building May Be Put In Use
The article notes plans under the Works Progress Administration to use the old library building for sewing projects and to expand facilities for workers, including women. It mentions the Jefferson steel commission and Lawrence school and references reductions in the number of free meals and beds, with women relocated or reassigned as jobs shift.
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Reney
Cautny Commission
Jefferson Steel
Lawrence School
Arthur Mometer Seartment Weather and Dates Noted
The fragment names dates and places with unclear characters. It hints at a schedule or event readiness and references a date when events occur or responses are due. Names and places are garbled but suggest calendar related notices in a local paper.
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Germany
James L. Kilg
ALLEN
PA Newc
Croton
Ralph A. Ce
Daily Weather Report
Minnesota
Jacobs
United Presbyterian
William McElwee, Jr
Barbara
Son
Paul del Rio
Paul
Solletin
Mrs. Harper
Shelley
Shelley Dieta
AIUB
Bard
Per
Samuel
W.P.A
Arthur Mometer
Rene Rey
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