Gas Cylinder Blast Fumes Victims in Indianapolis
At the Tripp warehouse in Indianapolis a gas cylinder exploded spreading chlorine across streets for three blocks. Forty nine people, including women and children, were overcome. two workers were critically injured. National Guardsmen aided, 12 firemen and 4 police officers were among the victims. Most expected to recover though lung infections possible.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Tripp
City Hospital
Probe Deaths of Offutt and Sager in Crash
Eyewitness accounts describe a collision involving an oil truck and a car carrying youths. Offutt died after skull fractures from the impact, Sager died shortly after arrival at New Castle hospital from a cervical spine fracture. Witnesses place the truck near a road grade east of Constable Graham’s home with eighteen boys aboard the truck and two in the cab.
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PROBE
Offutt and Sager
Pearl Z. Fowler
North
Cedar Street
Fry
Fry Brothers
Offutt
Graham
Joe Medved
East Cherry Street
Lone Woman Survivor Tells How Three Died
Mrs Rennie explains how her plane with pilot Gillette and two men crashed near Frankfort and sank. The trio died as they tried to use a gas tank as a makeshift float while Mrs Rennie rode the top, enduring sun and thirst until rescue.
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Traverse City
Milwaukee
Gillette
Keller
Rennie
Charles
Battery B Day Set for June 28
Civil War veterans, their wives, widows, and all veterans join in Lawrence County for Battery B Day. Events begin 10 45 a m at Earl J Watt post Mt Jackson with memorial services at the Battery B monument, noon dinner, and a 2 pm program in Mt Jackson High School auditorium featuring Attorney W Walter Braham and the Mt Jackson High School band.
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Lawrence County
Earl J. Watt
Mt. Jackson
Battery B Monument
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Watt Post and Friends
Post
W. Walter Braham
W. H. McCullough
America
W. J. Engle
Bessemer Presbyterian Church
G. W. Kildoo
Curtis Kerr
Robert Hamill
Two men die after truck collision on Harlansburg road
Witnesses including Carl Witherow Luke Sutton and James A Rhodes testified the truck occupants were thrown from the vehicle when it collided with another machine. James E Cox recounted aiding Offutt at the scene and at New Castle hospital where he remained conscious. The coroner's jury returned two verdicts dating deaths to June 17 and 18 1933 with no negligence proven against Fry the driver.
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Carl Witherow
Luke Sutton
James A. Rhodes
James E. Cox
Woodland Avenue
Offutt
New Castle Hospital
Offut
Sager
Harlansburg
Fry
E. E. Linsley
Robert McBurney
John E. Jackson
William H. Beck
John Connery
Charles E. Allen
Pittsburgh Man Severely Beaten
Pittsburgh police seek four assailants described as slot machine ring members after L. Carl Poppel former night club owner was abducted near Sixth Street cabaret taken to a north side spot beaten unconscious and severely injured. He credits the attack to his refused slot machine installation two years prior and says he fled to Florida after being shot then returned two days before the assault.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
L. Carl
Rudy) Poppel
Poppel
Popper
Butler Plank Road
Florida
World Conference Focus Shifts to Moley as Hull Seeks Clarity
The world conference weighs Moley as the key figure for formulating policy. Hull dismisses resignation rumors as baseless while European leaders draft a broad economic plan for Moley. The American delegation met briefly to review the situation with few concrete details. Joseph Connolly of the Irish Free State visited Hull.
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Moley
Hull
The
Daily Telegraph
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Joseph Connolly
Bonnet Blames US Delay for World Economic Talks
Paris June 24 Finance Minister George Bonnet reports to the French cabinet that the world economic conference stalled due to America's refusal to join a temporary stabilization pact. He says the plan remains the French platform for global economic recovery.
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Paris
George Bonnet
Bonnet
America
Hull says Roosevelt policies do not clash with world conference
London report states Secretary Cordell Hull issued a formal statement to counter European criticism that American domestic policies jeopardize the world economic conference. Hull asserted Roosevelt's internal approach does not conflict with the international program of the gathering.
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London
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Gowns Seen Through Bags and City Construction Near Public Square
Report notes gowns peeking from bag bottoms and dwindling crowds around the new federal building on the public square. A high fence around ongoing work blocks spectator views as remodeling continues after earlier fire damage.
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Federal
Rotarian Weekly Letter Announces End of Bill Caldwell Admin
The Cas tleton weekly letter from Monday June 26 1938 notes the end of the legal administration of Bill Caldwell and that Bill will sing after committee reports. It celebrates a difficult year with a $350 income reduction from dues, balanced budget, and no red ink. Dr Paul Wilson attended Chicago Rotary and World's Fair and endorses the trip.
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Castleton
Bill Caldwell
Bill Will
Bill
Paul Wilson
Chicago Rotary
Carl E. Paisley
Wholesalers And Retailers Will Be Investigated
Washington June 24. Senator King of Utah demanded Federal prosecution of wholesalers and retailers hiking prices without reason under the industrial recovery act. He urged action under anti trust laws against individuals and corporations boosting prices without justification and said he would take the matter up with Attorney General Cummings.
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International News Service
Washington
Senator King
Utah
King
Cummings
Woman Killed in Auto Crash at Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a car crashed into a pole and burst into flames. Elizabeth Mills, 25, died from a fractured skull and shock. Mary Boston, 27, was reported near death in a hospital. three men were seriously hurt.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Mills
Mary Boston
Rotary Delegate Leaves for Boston Convention
President-elect Ralph Bolsinger of the New Castle club leaves for the Rotary International convention in Boston as the official delegate of the local organization. Rotarians from around the world are assembling for the event.
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Rotary International
Boston
Ralph Bolsinger
New Castle
East
Dentists to Hear Noted Lecturer at New Castle Dinner
Dentists from Beaver Butler Mercer and Mahoning counties attend New Castle Dental Society meeting at The Castleton Tuesday June 27 at 8 pm. Dr M C Smith of New York City will lecture on Denture Restoration with a related motion picture. Dinner will be served at 7 pm.
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Beaver
Butler
Mercer
Mahoning Counties
New Castle Dental Society
Castleton
M. C. Smith
New York City
E. L. Vincer
Deaths of the Day list several local personalities
Obituaries note the deaths of James R. Allison at Fowler Colorado and Miss Ida E. Foster in Meadville plus Maggie Kelly and Daniel Kennedy of New Castle and Kennedy’s Mills. Surviving relatives include Nora E. Book and three children for Allison, two brothers and a sister for Foster, and multiple Kennedys. Funeral arrangements reference Offutt Funeral Home Evergreen Cemetery Oak Park and local churches.
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James R. Allison
W. R. Book
Sumner Avenue
Fowler
Colorado
Allison
Lawrence County
Nora E. Book
Prof
William Allison
Blacksburg
Perle Raymond Allison
Velma Mae Allison
Bessie Gillespie
Howard Allison
Veredale
Wash
John Allison
Cortland
Ohio
Albert Allison
Princeton
E. N. Allison
Lowellville
William J. McNeil
Offutt
Rev
P. C. Pearson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Jacob Cosel
John F. Davis
William Ellis
George A. Patterson
Edward F. Ryan
W.S. Williams
Ida E. Foster
J. 8
Congregational Church of
Meadville
E. N. Foster
Fred Foster
Union City
J. P. McKibben
McKibben
East Main Street
G. S. Bennett
First Christian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
J. P. Must
South Jefferson Street
Maggie Kelly
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Miss Kelly
New Castle
Teresa Burns
Elizabeth Ward
Garfield Avenue
Thomas Kinney
Youngstown
Caleb Kelly
Daniel Kennedy
Blaine Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Kennedy’s
Slippery Rock Creek
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Kennedy
First Baptist Church
Temple Adult Ladies
Ella Dygert Kennedy
Ruth Kennedy Humphrey
Floyd E. Kenney
Parkman
Thomas P. Kennedy
Leasure Avenue
William C. Kennedy
Neshannock Avenue
Edgar A. Kennedy
Kirkland
Arizona
Anna V. Kennedy
Oakland
California
Children Run Into Oil Truck on Ray Street and Butler Avenue
Charles R. Elliott of 917 DuShane Street reported Friday that while driving a Standard Oil Co truck south on Ray Street at Butler Avenue, Dick and Mike Vanaski aged 7 and 10 of Paul Street coasted on their wagon and ran under the truck hitting the rear wheel. Dick suffered a lip cut while Mike was unhurt. Their parents declined medical aid.
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Charles R. Elliott
DuShane Street
Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania
Ray Street
Butler Avenue
Mike Vanaski
Paul Street
Mike
Mortgage Satisfied On County Record In Ada McCullough Case
On Ada McCullough's petition a judge ordered satisfaction of a $700 mortgage on Home Street Fifth Ward. Pasquale Cioffi granted the mortgage to Victor Doyne of the defunct State Bank on January 15, 1920. Payments had been made and the banking department later confirmed the mortgage was paid.
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Ada McCullough
Home Street
Fifth Ward
R. L. Hildebrand
Pasquale Cioffi
Victor Doyne
State Bank
Cioffe
Doyne
Peter J. Cameron
Banking Department
State Banking Department
Court Session Set Monday for Motions and Petitions
Judge R L Hildebrand announced a short court session Monday morning during which motions and petitions can be presented. The notice signals a concise proceedings window and a preliminary hearing pace.
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R L. Hildebrand
Two Guilty Of Conspiracy In Pittsburgh Pa
In Pittsburgh on June 24 James E. Bentley once "little dictator" of the Allegheny county commissioner's office and C. C. Benz a former county purchasing department clerk were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the county by diverting gasoline. The jury deliberated six hours before delivering a verdict that the court should show extreme mercy in sentencing. The verdict was sealed at midnight and opened today by Judge S. H. Gardner. Counsel for the defendants said they will seek a new trial.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
James E. Bentley
Allegheny County Commissioner’s Office
C. C. Benz
S. H. Gardner
Bicycle Stolen From Porch In Pollock Avenue Theft
Frank Pegnato of 1109 Pollock Avenue reported to police last night that an unknown person stole his bicycle from the rear porch of his home on Thursday night.
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Frank Pegnato
Pollock Avenue
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E. A. Snyder
Frankfort
Ann Arbor
John Telegard
Peter Strum
Lee Tracy
Madge Evans
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Penn Theatre
Dollar Savings Association
East St
Federal Home Loan Bank
PA Newc
Tke
East North Street
West Washington and
North Front Streets
East Brook
Pa Newe
William
Washington Street
Kubinsky
Rotary
Dental Society
W. J. McNeil
Marrie Kelly
Smith
Ments
Leyde Mortuary
Neshannock Ave
Joseph B. Leyde
Jos.s.rice CO. ‘Funeral Service
E. North St
New Castle, Pa
Greenwood
Memorial Park
Suit Club
Kelly- Springfield
Triple “X” Gas
Veedol Oil
Croton Ave
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