Preparing For Congress Battle
Roosevelt faces a Congress battle as filibusters threaten three key bills. Western lawmakers push limits on silver prices and a large seven year public works program nears passage. Roosevelt visits Rhinebeck for Margaret Delano Drexel Paul wedding while awaiting Senate action.
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Hyde Park
Rhinebeck
Margaret Delano
Drexel Paul
Philadelphia
Treasury
Froostvelt
Congress
Japan reports 12 planes shot down in renewed raid
Japanese reports say 12 Soviet planes were shot down in renewed raids, with four Japanese planes lost. A Nipponese aviator force landed safely after fuel problems. Manchukuo protests border raids from outer Mongolia, while Moscow and Tokyo tension persists. Italy pledges cooperation with Japan in North China.
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Japan
Mongolia
Dome
Kwantung Army
Far East
Manchukuo
Hsingmax
Morigolis
Moscow
Manchukua
Tokyo
Tisiy
Peiping
Gonanga
Suglynama
Italy
China
Russia seeks Baltic guarantees amid entente talks
In London discussions with Lord Halifax, Soviet ambassador Malsky pressed Moscow's demand that the Baltic States be named clearly and signaled Russia would assume responsibility for the independence of the Netherlands Belgium Switzerland Poland and Rumania. Britain warned Japan over insults to its subjects and property as talks with Tokyo continued. Buy in New Castle News by mail for one year at 85.
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Russia
Lord Halifax
Ivan Malsky
Moscow
Baltic States
Malsky
Wis
Netherlands
Belgium
Switzerland
Poland
Roumania
London
Chamberlain
Viscount Halifax
Tientsia
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Britain
Tokyo
Japan
New Castle
Moose Women End Sessions At Noon Today
The Women of the Moose wrapped up two days of sessions with a noon closing, followed by a special session for recorders and auditing committee members. The day features entertainment, theater parties, and an Alan Association dinner at The Cathedral. Initiation reached 37 candidates with spectators including Grand Dean Martha Sterling and Western Pennsylvanian Dean Binnehe Walk.
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Martha Sterling
Erie
Friendship
Western
Pennsylvania
Binnehe Walk
Pittsburgh
J. Jack Stochy
Mary Cox
Mabel Campbell
Maude Harbert
New Castle
Plea for Tolerance by Sen Davis at Moose Address
Senator Davis argues against intolerance and urges faith in co operation and goodwill. He criticizes proposed social security tax on church workers, urges defense of religious liberty, voluntary institutions, and citizen responsibility in governance and moral leadership. He emphasizes Lincoln's call for charity, the need for national unity, and a return to religion to sustain liberty and opportunity.
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Mooseheart
Lincoln
Lodge
Social Security Board
Washington
J. Arthur Altmeyer
Senate Finance Committee
Church
School
Judge
Labor Organisation
Chamber of Commerce
America
Bmss
United States
Lberty
Former Kaiser says Hitler plan doomed, critic notes
The ex emperor Wilhelm, in talks relayed via Rev. Bagnall, argues Hitler’s bid for world power will fail. He praises German pride yet warns against overreaching aims, noting the shift from imperial throne to a modest country gentleman life yet vowing vitality and satisfaction.
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Sarajevo
Wilhelm
Hitler
Bagnall
Potsdam
Carte Loses Heifers in Storm Near Harlansburg
Walter Wallas of Harlansburg road lost four valuable heifers to a Thursday afternoon electric storm. The animals, near a fence with four other cattle and two horses, were killed when lightning discharged along the fence, with the bleeding animals standing in contact with it.
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Walter Wallas
Harlansburg
Deaths of the Day in Norwood to Mercer and Castile
Death notices list Lee Bingell of Pittsburgh Vera Bingell alive. Thelma Jacobs of New Castle dies in Cresson at 19. James Bowers of Leesburg dies after mine accident. funeral plans forthcoming for Carr at Mahoning Funeral Home Castile View Burial Park.
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Lee EB. Bingell
Henry G. Else
Norwood
Lee EB. Birgell
Pittsburgh
Bingel
South Linden Avenue
Bingell
Else
Vera
Ford
Charles Rebstock
Cleveland
Frank
Near
Philadelpha
Robert
Myr Bingell
Burya
Plynsburgh
Eise
Miax Thelma Tacoba
Thelme Jacobs
Long Avenue
Cresson
Miss Jacobs
New Castle
Milay Jacobs
Elias Jacobs
Rose Mamuty Jacobs
Life Tong
St. Andrew's Church
James Bowers
Volant R.F. D
Mercer Cottage Hospital
Mercer
Leesburg
Wampum
Thomas
Sarah Rusk Bowers
United Mine Workers of America
Annie Flannery Bowers
Viola Cotton
Nellie Thompson
Genevieve
Roy W
Carl
Jenne Rodgers
John Bowers
Staneboro
Laceburg
William A. Lloyd
Mercer County
Memories Park
Grave City
Elks Meeting Speaker On Power Plant Topic
The Elks Club in Monday evening sessions features Paul Dingledy assistant to the general manager of Pennsylvania Power Company speaking on The New Power Plant. A testimonial dinner honoring company officials is planned with reservations urged. Lou Round, longtime meter reader and local member, is highlighted.
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Pennsylvania Power .Company
Wei
Pennsylvania Power Company
Ceremony For New Citizens In Lawrence County Court House
A public citizenship ceremony will honor 136 new citizens at Lawrence County Court House in room one on Tuesday night June 27. The event includes a program by the Perry S. Gaston Post 343 American Legion with music by the American Legion Bond, prayers, speeches by Judge Thomas Dickey and Judge W. Braham, a Department of Labor speaker, and a pledge led by R Harold Blewits. Certificates will be handed by Clerk John Edgar and Burgess Montgomery of Bessemer. A poem by Edgar A. Guest will be read, and the ceremony ends with a benediction by Rev. Schneely. The program starts at seven and lasts about an hour.
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Perry S. Gaston
American Legion
Lawrence County Court House
Clarence A. Patterson
Add
Joseph A. Doerr
St Joseph's Church
Thomas W. Dickey
W. Walter Braham
U. S. Department of Labor
Neuturalizarion Bureau
R. Harold Blewits
John A. Edgar
Burgess C. D. Montgomery
Bessemer
Edgar A. Guest
W. I. Mandich
D. C. Schneely
New Castle
Margiotti
Yankee Clipper Begins Ocean Flight From New Castle
The Clipper fleet, including the Pan American and military officials, launches an ocean flight from New Castle. The route includes a five hour layover at Shediac, N B, a stop at Botwood Newfoundland, then on to Poynes Island and a runway hop to Southampton England. The Avantic Clipper is returning along the southern leg of its route.
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Post Office
Shediac
N. B
Sihence
Botwood
Newfoundland
Poynes
le+ land
Elve
Abdul
Southampton
England
Velma West and Brandy Located by Motorist in Ohio
Velma West the escaped hammer murderess and Virginia Brandy were identified after a Lima, Ohio motorist gave them a ride from Gran Rapids to Defiance. Marysville superintendent Marguerite Reiley said the pair were en route to Sturgeon Michigan, while Lima Police Chief Teyier reported the salesman who stopped them named Raeder identified the fugitives.
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Mary Svile
Velma West
Hammer
Virginia Ebrandy
Marguerite Reiley
Marysville Women's Reformatory
Reiley
Lima
West
Brandy
Gran Rapits
Moose Elect New Officers At Convention
At the Moose convention in New Castle Lodge No. 51, officers were elected and commendations given to President K A Kalenbach Erie and Dictator Walter L Ringer for their service. A slate of by law changes and per capita dues were approved, with a 188 candidate class initiated and a baby village fund of 647.93 raised from 41 lodges. Mayor Charles F E McGrath presided as the event closed.
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K. A. Kalenbach
Erie
Walter L. Ringer
E. O. Baner
New Castle Ledge No. Sl
William Fenton
Trwin
Baty Village
Mooseneart
Wis
New Castle Lodge No. 51
Charles EF. McGrath
Incoming class president leads ritual contest winners
The Ene degree team won the ritual contest on Friday afternoon, with Erie lodge led by President K A Kallenbach as trustee contributing the largest Baby Village fund, $145.86. Irwin lodge followed with $25.00. The convention included a luncheon, initiation, and an Alumni dinner at The Cathedral, with remarks by Malcolm R. Giles and other officials. The group considered meeting in New Kensington next year, while Greensburg representatives urged a relocation.
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Ene
Erie
Kane
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Erie Lodge
K. A. Kallenbach
Association
Baby Village
Irwin Lodge
Hich
Malcolm R. Giles
Oscar Feldheimer
Allegheny Lodge
Memorial
B. L. Rebeltion
Washington
A. G. Barbert
New Castle
A. N. Willow
Johnsanburg
Otto A. Zange
McHeee
Rocks
Elmer Yoho
New Castile
Raney
New Claste
Thomas Reay
DuBais
Ledon
Sart Marshall
Keenport
Eastern Pennsylvania
J. Jack Stoehtr
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
A. G. Harbert
E. O. Raney
Ww. L. Ringer
Frederick DeFiore
E.R Wimer
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