Buckeye plant leased to National Pants for New Castle operations
Fisher Brothers Inc announces Buckeye Manufacturing plant on Butler Avenue Extension leased to National Pants Company of Washington DC. Operations to start soon with about 200 workers, including 178 women and girls. Joseph Alpert intends to speed reconditioning. plant will assemble materials and begin actual production as soon as ready. National Pants operates eleven factories and chose New Castle as a shipping hub. local labor to be employed entirely.
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Orville Brown
Fisher Brothers Inc
Buckeye Manufacturing Company
Butler Avenue
National” Pants Company
Washington, D. C
dJoseph Alpert
National Pants Company
Wew
Castile
Buck~ Eye Manufacturing Company
Brown
Local Notes On Insects Weather And Community Events
Report highlights a surge of large night flying insects identified by Steve Duds of Belph Avenue, plus a sudden shower that trapped streetcar riders. City square benches draw crowds late at night while public figures plan Fourth of July, local reunions, and road openings as Chicago falr travelers rise.
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Steve Duds
Belph Avenues
North Hill
Mt. Jackson
Velant
Highland Heights Highway
Moley Will Arrive In London Tonight
International News Service reports Assistant Secretary of State Ray Moley, Roosevelt brain trust figure, expected to land in London after the Manhattan touches Cobh Ireland. A plan to travel London by boat train is hinted in a message from the Manhattan to the IPS-London bureau.
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Moley
London
International News Service
Raymond Moley
Ireland
Roosevelt
Manhattan
Cobh
International News
Opening of West Pittsburg Highway Ceremony Planned
Preparations for the opening of the West Pittsburg highway proceed with a Wednesday ceremony. Marshal Alec Samuels will lead a parade from the corner of Fell and Jefferson streets at 4 45 in the afternoon. The parade will travel via Washington street Mill and Moravia to a point near Mosuyin street where brief speeches will be made from a designated stand.
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West Pittsburg
Obinoet
Janetion
New Castle
Alec Samuels
Ors
Dade
Fells
J Jefferson
Washington Street
Mou
Mill
Long
Moravia
Cesd
A.pdini
Mosuyin Street
Mexico Mourns Spanish Fliers Heroic Airmen Die in Crash
Mexico City mourns two Spanish trans Atlantic airmen Capt. Mariano Barbéran and Lieut. Joaquin Collar who died when their plane Cuatro Vientos crashed in a Tabasco swamp after attempting a flight from Havana to Mexico City. They had recently set a long distance record before the wreckage and bodies were found following a prolonged search.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Mexico
Tabasco
Havers
Cuba
Kirmen
Mariano Barbéran
Joaquin Collar
Cuatro
Vientos
Seville
Spain
Comaguey
Cube
Bulestar
Municipalities Asked For Data Under Recovery Act
Harrisburg report states counties commissioners mayors and burgesses were invited to file forms for public works projects under the national recovery act. Governor Pinchot urges speedy submissions so projects can be reviewed by federal authorities before any work begins.
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Harrisburg
Sune
Muncipalities
Pennsylvania
Giffora
Pinchott
Tall
Iby
Fall From Cherry Tree Injures Local Man
Williams A. Beil, 73, of 714 Monroe Street, suffered minor injuries after falling from a ladder while picking cherries Monday afternoon. He was taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital. no bones were broken, though he was badly shaken.
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Williams A. Beil
Monroe Street
Survivor's ordeal highlighted at lake exhibit fallout
A damaged excerpt describes lingering suffering from an expo incident near Lake Mich. It mentions a woman named Taftan observing her husband and two others as they slip, signaling ongoing shock and unease after the event.
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Lake Mich
Taftan
Otto H. Kahn Before Probers
Otto H. Kahn testified before a Senate subcommittee led by Costigan and Barkley with Pecora as special counsel. The hearing covered Kahn and his firm’s banking and investment relations with European concerns and general corporate behavior.
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William K. Hutchinson
Acon News
Senate
Ee Te Te Wa
Costigan
Borough
Townsend
Delaware
Barkley
Kentuck
Ferdinand
Pecora
Tee's
Kehn
Kahn
Hankin
National Police 8 by Robert and force plan discussion
Fragmented OCR notes discuss national policing, military force use, and funding gaps. Mentions Canada and mounted units, with scattered references to Cummings and radical proposals.
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Robert
Force
Cummings
Brutal Attack Leaves Elderly Man Fighting for Life
Brookville Pennsylvania June 27 An aged man fought for life in the Home Hospital today after a brutal attack. News Service reports a severe assault with serious injuries.
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Brookville
Toit MbPhétsob-Hitton Aneglus Notice
Text provided is fragmented OCR with no clear event or entities. No coherent facts to summarize into a proper news card while preserving readability and accuracy.
Murder conviction announced for Larry on Broadway case
A jury found Larry guilty of murder in a Broadway case, resulting in a life sentence. The court proceedings concluded after testimony from witnesses and presentation of forensic evidence.
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Larry
Broadway
Mother of Four Children Slain in Easton
Janet Cosper, 41, wife of Harold Cosper, was found shot to death in a room rented by Edward Linden, 37. Linden was arrested after a preliminary police inquiry. he claims Cosper shot herself during a struggle over a pistol. Cosper’s body was discovered on a bed, scantily clad.
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Easton
Janet Coxper
Harold Cosper
Edward Linden
Linden
Auto crash in Ohio kills New Castle woman
A fatal auto accident in Ohio claimed the life of Pearl E. Chambers, 35, of 219 Sumner avenue New Castle. She was riding with her husband Thomas H Chambers, secretary treasurer of the Chambers firm, and their son when the collision occurred on Route 18, about ten miles west of detroit bound for Detroit Michigan. Mr and Mrs Chambers and their son were en route when the crash happened.
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Ohio
New Castle
Pearl BE
Chambers
Sumher Avenue
Thomas ‘Eh
Bert
Detroit
Mich
Cornerstone Committees Formed for New Castle Post Office
Preparations for laying the cornerstone of New Castle's new post office proceed with a committee on arrangements led by Mayor Charles B. Mayne. Plans call for a Friday ceremony with President Robert Galbreath of Westminster College delivering the address.
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Ak Ws
New Castle
Gadge
Lawrence
Hildebrand
Lake S. MacNab
Boy Brings In Odd Bug To News Office
Gerhard Schlumberger, 10, of Spruce Street, submitted a queer looking insect to The News. The specimen resembled a June bug with a brown back and dark markings, having flown against a screen and door.
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Gerhard Schlumberger
Spruce Street
Death Record for Ho 87 in Winters Mercer County
Obituary note lists Ho aged 87 with residence 1012 South 04 and contact 305 Winter Mercer. Mentions Mary Min Dimino and Euona City hambers aged around 36 with unclear location. No other readable details or dates available.
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South
Mercer
Mary Min Dimino
Euwona City
Hamsbers
Hugh Johnson backs worker share plan in recovery act
Special to The News from Santa Monica California dated June 27 describes Hugh Johnson praising a plan to share gains with workers and small stockholders rather than expanding factory capacity. The piece notes support from Barney Barak and mentions criticism from industrialists while appreciating Johnson’s stance.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Hugh Johnson
Tory
Barney Barack
Chicago Man And Wife Wounded By Gangster Bullets
Henry Ber Berger, organizer for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs, and his wife Heanor, were critically wounded when three gunmen sprayed them with bullets in Chicago. Berger was shot in the brain causing paralysis. Heanor suffered wounds to both legs. Police seek William O Donnell and Three Fingered Jack White, racketeer leaders blamed for the attack tied to the outlaw Chicago teamsters union. Berger had campaigned to unite locals into the International Brotherhood.
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International News Services
Chicago
Henry Ber Ber
International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs
Heanor
Berger
West Suburbia
Chicago Teamsters' Union
William “Klondike” O'Donnell
Jaca” . White
Cmpaign
Uubion
International Sontinuyg
Three Courtmen In Wooster Ohio Inspect Street Surfacing
Councilmen Stanley Treser Lots Genkinger and D QO Davies and City Engineer Harry Hoskins visited Wooster Ohio to inspect material for street resurfacing. The group toured the area and evaluated paving options for future projects.
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Stanley Treser
Lots Genkinger
D. QO. Davies
Harry Hoskins
Wooster
Chico
Receive Orders to Resume Work at Cement Plant
Orders to resume operations at Lehigh Portland Cement Co plant were issued by superintendent W H Kieckner. About 160 men will return to work by July 10 as repairs proceed after shutdown since December 10, 1932. Plant output is hoped to restart amid renewed industry demand and federal state road plans.
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W. H. Kieckner
Lehigh Portland, Cement Company
Kieckner
Dollar Wheat Price Reaches High Since 1930
Chicago June 27 dollar wheat opened at 1 023 bushel marking the highest quotation since August 1930 as deliveries began. International News Service bulletin reports strong start in the market.
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International News Service
Chicago
Reading Railroad Official Personal Crisis Reports
Reading, June 27. Despondency over personnel changes led to the death by self-inflicted wound of R. Boone Abbott, assistant superintendent of the Reading Railroad. Abbott, 2nd nephew of the late New t T. Dice and first cousin of Dr. Joel T. Boone, had earlier served as House physician during the Hoover administration. A gun lay nearby after a gunshot wound to the brain.
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International News Service
Reading
R. Boone Abbott
Reading Railroad
Abbott
Renew T. Dice
The
Toad
Joel T. Boone
Hoover Administration
Binet
Unsuitable 19th Century Fashion Rules
A readers quip debates proper attire for foggy weather and beach days, opposing heavy shoes and pants. The narrator jokes about skipping socks coats vests and shoes, proposing light clothes or even no clothing from neck to toe for comfort and practicality.
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