President Roosevelts National Youth Administration Created
President Roosevelt announced the creation of the National Youth Administration to aid youths ages 16 to 25. The plan allocates about 50 million dollars for year one to train, employ, and support over 520,000 youths, with form a state and federal structure and senior officials guiding implementation.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
National Youth Administration
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Men in Numbers cases sentenced by county court
Continued from page one, Allegheny County Workhouse inmate Mike Cassaccia received three to six months and a $200 fine for selling lottery tickets. Additional sentences list fines from $50 to $100 and terms up to six months for lottery sales, nuisances, and parole violations, with several defendants paroled for one year. Fugitives Sam Barusa and Paul R’Anna remain at large after forfeiture of bail.
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Allegheny County
Mike Cassaccia
Raymond Koellicker
Michael Herman, Jr
Edward Tristman
Tom Borovilos
John Borovilos
Michael Turko
George E. Hawk
Lawrence County
Fred Thomas
Peter Brown
James Passias
G. Marousis
David Pappas
Paul D’anna
Sam Barusa
Ralph Kneram
William Presial
Ellwood City
M. J. Cable
Louis Thomas
Frank Wood
Charles Jamison
Charles Augustine
Nolle Contendere
Buffalo Joe
Paul R’anna
Youngstown
Nocturnal signs guide visitors to towns in PA area
A string of short notes recounts odd town scenes in Pennsylvania and nearby. A couple newlyweds ride home in a tin cans adorned trailer with Just Married sign. Fence upgrades appear along Harbor road. A Jersey cow hauls a cultivator between Jamestown and Greenville. A truck blocks Croton avenue hill, traffic flares lit. Captain Craig reports rhododendrons bloom near Cook's forest around July 4, with heavy rain soaking the region.
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Croton Avenue
Lko
Ralph Craig
Central Fire Department
Cook’s Forest
Twenty Five to Leave for Camp under C M T C efforts
Gorzkowski will finish his third year of Blue training this year. Twenty five men are listed for assignments to Fort Meade and Fort Hoyle with the remainder going to Fort Meade. Enlisted under Major W Fulton Jackson, chairman of C M T C work for Lawrence County.
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Gorzkowski
Fort Meade
Fort Hoyle
W. Fulton Jackson
Lawrence County
Robert R. Blackford
Delaware Avenue
Edward M. Schlosberg
Lathrop Street
Herbert E. Lines
Warren Avenue
Red Cross Flying Squadron Holds Pool Practice at Cascade Park
Members of the Flying Squadron of the Red Cross meet at Cascade park pool tonight at 7:30 for a practice session.
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Cascade Park
Flying Squadron of
the Red Cross
RWD Program Seeks Local Aid for Work Relief Districts
The plan divides Pennsylvania into 16 districts each led by a decentralized admin setup. Localities must fund materials for costly projects, while $250 million federal aid will average 1100 to 1200 dollars per man employed. Districts span counties with Scranton and Philadelphia hubs, plus unions of numerous counties and city seats.
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Pennsylvania
Jones
Stiff Opposition For Soak-the-Rich New Deal Measure
The piece outlines proposed taxes including 68 percent on incomes over 10 million, corporate taxes 10 to 17.5 percent, and inheritance taxes starting at four percent on 300 thousand bequests. Hearings limited to two days as Senator Harrison seeks fast action while La Follette and insurgents push higher taxes and broader surcharges. The treasury cites 340 million yearly, with rivals proposing tighter exemptions and 40 percent excess profits taxes.
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Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Roosevelt
Treasury
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Youths Hurt as Garden Rake Causes Laceration
Russell Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Morgan of 229 Leas Avenue suffered a scalp laceration Tuesday morning after he fell on a garden rake.
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Russell Morgan
Hubert Morgan
Leasure Avenue
Deaths of the Day Funeral services for three local residents
Funeral services were held for Emma Cora Covert at her son John L. Covert’s home with Dr. G S Bennett officiating and two hymns sung. Lena Shields of New Wilmington was buried at Fair Oaks cemetery after services at United Presbyterian church with Rev J Ralph Neale and Dr S A Kirkbride assisting. Samuel M Vance died in Elyria Ohio aged 73. services in Elyria and burial there. Infant Joan E Fisher daughter of George F and Cora Motter Fisher died at Jameson Memorial Hospital. services at home and burial at Oak Park cemetery.
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Emma Cora Covert
Eli R. Covert
John L. Covert
Youngstown Road
G. S. Bennett
First Christian Church
Isle of Somewhere
Sara Swan
John D. Pattison
John W. Pattison
Charles Kenehan
Libbet Wilson
Bert Coates
Robison
Lena Shields
New Wilmington
United Presbyterian Church of
J. Ralph Neale
Joan E. Fisher
George F
Cora Motter Fisher
Richelieu Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Joanne
J. A. Galbraith
Epworth M. E. Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Death notices and obituaries in New Castle listing Gebhart Neiman Park Chapman
Peter Gebhart 64 of Mahoning town died at 6 pm Tuesday from a heart condition. He was born October 1 1870 in Pittsburgh and resided in New Castle since 1897 living with his brother William J. Gebhart. He belonged to St. Josephs church and Holy Name Society and leaves two sisters and his brother. Funeral 9 am Saturday at St. Josephs with Rev. Fr. Doerr. Interment in St. Josephs. Charles Neiman 37 of East Long Avenue died at 4:45 pm Tuesday after an operation. Born in Syria, he resided in New Castle 11 years and was a member of St. Elias Syrian Orthodox church. Survived by wife Helen Hodge Neiman and two sons Charles and Donnie, plus brothers in Syria and Argentina. Funeral Thursday 11 am at St. Elias church. Interment Greenwood. Hannah Park obituary services Thursday at 2 pm from Clarence Park’s home 324 Harding Street. Interment Savannah cemetery. Julia J. Hall Chapman 89 widow of Orson A. Chapman died this morning at 1:18 am at the home of her daughter Mrs. Will A. Pond 512 Winter Avenue. Hip fracture from a May 2 fall led to her death. Though born in Genoa Illinois October 14 1845 she spent most of her life in Springboro Crawford County and wintered in New Castle. She had lived with Mrs. Pond in recent years.
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Samuel M. Vance
Elyria
Ohio
Vance
Wampum
Harry Vance
Ellwood City
Charles S. Vance
R. P. Hays
Massillon
John Bevan
Peter Gebhart
Mahoningtown
R. D
Mr. Gebhart
Pittsburgh
Joseph and
Otila Bark Gebhart
William J. Gebhart
Charles Neiman
East Long Avenue
New Castle Hospital
M. Neiman
Syria
New Castle
St. Elias Syrian
Hannah Park
Cleveland, O
Clarence Park
Harding Street
Savannah Cemetery
Julia J. Hall Chapman
Orson A. Chapman
Will A. Pond
Winter Avenue
Springboro
Death of Mrs. Chapman with heirs and funeral plans
A woman married to Orson A. Chapman in 1863 died recently. She survived by two daughters Harriet L. Chapman, secretary to the president of Edinboro State Teachers College, and Mrs. Pond, plus son Lewis W. Chapman of Springboro, three grandsons and one granddaughter. Funeral services will be held Friday at the home church in Springboro with interment in a local cemetery. funeral time not yet set.
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Orson A. Chapman
Harriet L. Chapman
Edinboro State Teachers
Funeral rites for Mrs Nicholson held in Ellwood City
Funeral services for Mrs. Cather ine A Nicholson of Ellwood City were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Wampum M E church with Rev L V Mohnkern presiding assisted by Dr J A Galbraith of New Castle Epworth M E church The congregation heard Olive Davis and Agnes King with Guy Davis at the piano sing Face To Face and The Old Rugged Cross Pallbearers were H H Houk Russell Koch Harvey Smith William Murphy George Murphy and M Stevenson Interment followed at Clinton cemetery
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Catherine A. Nicholson
Ellwood City
Wampum M. E
L. V. Mohnkern
J. A. Galbraith
Epworth M. E. Church
New Castle
Olive Davis
Agnes King
Guy Davis
Rugged Cross
H. H. Houk
Russell Koch
Harvey Smith
William Murphy
George Murphy
M. Stevenson
Clinton Cemetery
James Pillifant Dies After Long Illness at 919 Rose Ave
James Pillifant, 71, died at his home on Rose Avenue after a long illness. Born in Swansea Wales on December 15 1863 he had lived in New Castle 42 years and was among the first tin workers here. He was married 50 years to Jessie E Griffith Pillifant who survives. He belonged to the Third church.
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James Pillifant
Rose Avenue
Mr. Pillifant
Swansea
Wales
John
Sarah Pillifant
New Castle
Jessie E. Griffith Pillifant
Obituary: Local clergyman’s family notes four sons and two daughters
United Presbyterian church and the Modern Woodmen of America. In addition to his wife, he leaves four sons, William J. and Albert, of New Castle, James and Thomas, of Masury, O., two daughters, Mrs. Sara Hale and Mrs. Minnie Jones, of New Castle, and 12 grand children. Friday at 1:30 p. m., from the residence, with Dr. S. B. Copeland, of Wheeling, W. Va., former pastor of the Third U. P. church, in charge. Interment will be made in Oak Park cemetery.
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United Presbyterian Church
Woodmen of America
William J
Albert
New Castle
James
Thomas
Masury, O
Sara Hale
Minnie Jones
S. B. Copeland
Wheeling
W. Va
Third U. P. Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Despondent Man Hangs Self in Garage
Sharon Man area report details Michael Widmann age 52 in Sharon Pennsylvania who died by his own hand hanging himself from a rafter in his garage due to ill health.
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Sharon
Michael Widmann
Gerst Family Returns from Defiance After Funeral
Mr and Mrs H E Gerst of Neshannock Boulevard return from Defiance Ohio where they attended the funeral of Harry Gerst their father in law. Mrs Gerst had spent five weeks there tending to his illness which had troubled him for nearly a year.
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H. E. Gerst
Neshannock Boulevard
Defiance, O
Harry Gerst
Four Are Buried By Dynamite Blast
At least four men were buried by a dynamite blast at the Southwestern Portland company plant in El Paso Texas. Three others were critically injured. John Sparks, 20, son of the plant superintendent, was among the buried men who witnessed the explosion. Bloodhounds and a steam shovel were deployed to locate additional victims with little hope of survivors.
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International News Service
EL Paso
Tex
Southwestern Portland Company
John Sparks
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