Keynoter Tears Into New Deal Record
Delegates at the Republican National Convention hail Harold E. Stassen the 33 year old keynoter who denounces the New Deal as a failure and warns change of government is necessary for national welfare. He accuses the Roosevelt administration of defense failures and calls for decisive action to implement the defense program while blaming seven years of Democratic control.
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International News Service
Philadelputia
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
England
France
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
Col
Frank Knox
Slassen
Thore
Let The News Follow You On Your Vacation
News by mail offering vacation readers a mail subscription service from The News office in New Castle. Rates shown include one week two weeks one month three months and a one-year option. Also notes a local resident Steve Contl Warren Ohio discharged from New Castle hospital after an injury.
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New Castle
Ruy
Steve Contl. Warren
Newcastle
End Of War In Continental Europe Quiet On France Front
Armistice signings end hostilities as Italian forces under Crown Prince Humbert claim Alpine spots beyond Blachere. Guns fall silent at the moment the clock ticks to the appointed minute, with Marshal Badoglio and General Huntziger signing for Italy and France respectively. Clano informs Berlin, cease fire orders issued to all fronts. Italy’s brief entry yields a decisive win with limited losses.
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Europe
Crown Prince
Humbert
Alps
Blachere
Riviera Seacoast
Germany
Compiegne Forest
Charles Huntziger
France
Supreme War Council
Pietro Badoglio
Italy
Muntsiger
Badoglio
Count Galeazzo Clano
Berlin
Ines
Martin Urges Crusade to Save America in GOP Conference
At Philadelphia convention hall on June 25, Martin calls for a faith-based crusade to preserve American institutions. He promises to purge Trojan Horse elements, defend shores with a national defense program, and overhaul New Deal policies, with higher taxes to balance the treasury. Hoover, Taft, Dewey, and others loom as contenders as Stassen opens proceedings and Landon chairs the platform committee.
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U. S
Republican Party
Martin
America
Washington
New Deal
U. S. Treasury
Philadelphia
G. OG. P
Herbert Hoover
Stassen
Minnesota
Joseph W. Martin
Massaachusetts
Roosevelt
Joe
Congress
House
Stagsen
Alf M. Landon
Resolutions Committee
Hoover
Cleveland
Huy
New Castle
Jubilant Germany Celebrates End of Frontline War
Telegraphic report from New Castle recalls Berlin trumpet call at 1 35 this morning announcing a halt to combat on all fronts in France. Reich-wide celebrations followed with flags church bells and praise for the Fuehrer as 80 million Germans join in the victory mood. Also trucks en route east through New Castle.
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Berlin
Reich
France
Britain
Hitler
Germany
New Castle
Great Britain will continue to fight and armistice terms
A speech asserts Great Britain will keep up the fight while French warships transfer to German and Italian control under terms of an armistice. The speaker claims solemn assurances French fleet would not fall into German hands and notes that the armistice text indicates fully armed transfer to German and Italian authority.
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Great Britain
Germany
New Castle
Willkie Shines At GOP Sessions In New Castle Area
A rally at the Academy of Music drew around 4,000 as Willkie supporters pressed for the Indiana candidate to seize the nomination. Pennsylvania hopefuls James and Baldwin received backing with James holding a large New Castle gathering.
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Willkie
Old Academy of Music
Ulysses
Grant
Ike
Baldwin
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Arthur
James
James Pep
Betsy Ross
Benjamin Franklin
Carl 8. Hart
B. N. Hanlon
New Castle Motor Club
Thomas W.dickey
Harold C. Heck
Charles R. Davis
Jamies
New Castle
Hoover Convention Demonstrates Mixed Support for Hoover
At the convention Massachusetts Representative Joseph W. Martin takes over as permanent chairman as Harold Stassen keynotes. Hoover backers claim strength varies with delegates, while expected demonstrations unfold amid talk of a full campaign or a deadlock. Also reported, vandals damaged 500 plants at Lewis Zona’s truck garden near Shenango River.
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Joe Martin
House
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Haigis
Hoover
Lewis Zona
Center _ street
Shenango River
Neshannock “Creek
Deaths of the Day and Funeral Notices
News brief of multiple obituaries and funeral details across New Castle with mentions of Egbert Thompson, US Army transfer to Denver, Mrs Lena Felton McConnell, Mrs Lalah Reiber, Jacob F. Pregenzer, Frank G. Reynolds, Edward Hileman, and Mrs Margaret Thornton with families, service times, and burial plans. Funeral homes Campbell McCoy Offutt Hodge deliver preliminary arrangements and interment notes.
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Wyatt R. Campbell
East North Street
Egbert, Thompson
W. A. Thompson
Pittsburgh
Denver Colorado
Thompson
United States Army
Langley Field
Virginia
Denver
Colorado
Campbell Funeral Home
Mr. Thompson
Laura and
Anna Thompson
R.L. Thompson
New Wilmington
Robert Clyde Campbell
Near West Middlesex
New Castle
Lena Felton McConnell
Echo Terrace
Wheeling
W. Va
McConnell
Francis
Anna Felton
Joseph McConnell
W. C. Hanlon
Charleston
Ann McConnell
William McConnell
Prank T. Sargent
City Fremian
Willis McMullen
McCoy Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank G. Reynolds
Cr. L. Reynolds
Hotel Sherman
South Mill Street
Mr. Reynolds
CG. L
Anna M. Reynolds
Joseph R
New York City
C. F. Brown
Newport News
James
Franklin
Offutt Funeral Home
North
Mercer Street
D. L. Ferguson
Highland U. P. Church
Nazi Bombers Attack Britain and Blockade Shift
The report details German bombing raids on Britain and continued British retaliation. It notes nighttime attacks on the southwest coast and northeast England, plus two bombers sighted over Wales. Britain extends the blockade to French European territories, severing trade with Corsica, while recognizing the French national committee in London. De Gaulle and Petain figures are cited regarding ongoing French resistance and empire involvement. Also mentions Havana egg prices and a local price-minimum proposal.
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France
England
Wales
Britain
Board of Trade
Corsica
Mediterranean
National Committee
London
Free
Bordeaux
Henri Petain
Charles de Gaulle
French Empire
BUX
New Castles
Havana
Havana Province
Farmers Federation
Oscar Bonachea
Federation
Huy
NEW Castee
France Hears Petain Speech As War Ends In Quiet Mourning
Premier Petain to broadcast as fighting ends at 1 35 am. French people face a quiet, subdued end to hostilities after months of invasion. Civilians seek solace in churches praying for the dead and wounded as France bows to the dictates of Hitler and Mussolini, amid a national mood of grief and relief.
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Henri Petain
Bordeaux
France
Hitler
Mussolini
Low Countries
Nving
Cancel Flying Class At Grove City College
Grove City college will not offer a Civil Aeronautics Authority flying course this summer due to low student interest per Dr Weir Ketler president. Contracts for 15 students were awarded earlier but will be canceled, with plans dropping as the Washington CAA office anticipated no class.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Grove City
Grove City College
Weir Ketler
Washington
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Beaver County
Indiana
Pennsylvania Power
West Pittsburgh
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R. D
Reiber
Langdon
Martha Summey
East Brook
John Reiber
Alice Summey
Reibers
Mary Summey
Ida Christy
North Carolina
Cora Smith
South Carolina
Abram P. Shaffer
Jacob F. Pregenzer
Lyman Pregenser
Superior Street
Thornton
Margaret Thornton
Boyles Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Leo Watterson
Walter Hamilton
Daniel Sullivan
James McCulloigh
Phil Stack
Leo Stockman
Thomas Nolan
Pr. Raymond Must
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Royal Air Force
N. Mill Street
A. E. Washington Street
Frange
Optometry
J. B. Nielsen
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Peoples Store
Washington St
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Grant St
Martin Gan
Morgan-Burrows Showroom
N. Jefferson St
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Lawrence Savings and
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