President Roosevelt Begins Week at Hudson River Home
President Roosevelt returns to the Hudson river estate for a week of quiet stay. He reviews more than a hundred bills left by Congress and plans to devote time to official business at the summer White House. Mrs Roosevelt and the family accompany him as he resumes the presidency’s downtime in New York.
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Congress
Oxec Park
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Miken
Franklin
Ethel Orrout Rooevelt
John
Anna Baeltiger
Susaughter
Sara Velone Elt
Siden
German Aviators Threaten Bombing British Ships
The London Daily Mail cited a possible Franco appeal to Mussolini to curb insurgent bombing of British vessels. Britain blamed German aviators for attacks on ships near Gandia and summoned Sir William Hodgson to London as crews reported the freighters Arron and Farnham sunk.
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London Daily Mail
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Yaid Oon
Gandia
Arethusa
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London
France
Arron
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Wiliam
Burgos
Unclear OCR fragment hints at wartime raids and gun activity
Fragmentary text references raids, Spanish conflict, bombs, and a damaged fish merchant vessel. Names and exact events are unreadable, yielding only a general wartime conflict snapshot without clear entities or dates.
Local Notes on Weddings and Visits in the area
Florence Brandon and Civds Young wed at Zion Church at 7 30 pm with close friends attending. Local reports mention storm damage to small bridges from a heavy rain Saturday. Fragments note visits from Mrs Mitchel Dickson and Mrs Miller Reicherb and social gatherings hosted by Mr Upp and J Deans among others.
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Ask France To Stop Attacks Upon Vessels
The government instructed a Burgos agent to press for a mediated reply from Generalissimo Franco regarding stopping attacks on vessels. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain announced the move in Parliament, signaling Britain’s demand for action this week.
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New London
Burgos
Generalissimo Scisco Frenco Nedates
House of Commn
Nevile Ghambsea
Controversy Over Expenditures In Recent Congress
The article outlines disputes among lawmakers on congress expenditures. Rep Cannon cites 4.06 billion while Rep Taber of New York pegs 11.36 billion including re appropriations. Differences center on counting permanent and re appropriations with final figures due.
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Soun & Shing
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Film Organization Chooses New Castle as Ops Hub
ily Fun Films a group of producers distributors and exhibitors of 16 millimeter film motion pictures selects New Castle as central point for its operations. President Presley Jones of the Junior Chamber of Commerce announces plans to acquire downtown office space. Ball, the manager and press relations chief, recently with Europa Films and Europa Films of New York and Pittsburgh, leads local ties. Norman Botwin of Atlantic City named chief technician.
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New Castle
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Ig John Ball
Lncal
Europa Films
New York
Pittsbur
Norman X. Botwin
Atlantic City
Edna Jean Asselson Proving on the Jameson
Edna Jean Asselson remains under treatment at Jameson Hospital after several months of illness. Mrs. Ray McKay and Mrs. Gerald Kildoo continue confinement or treatment related to health issues at the Jameson facility. Mrs. James Mutter returned home from the hospital after a recent operation. Mrs. George Kuhn is receiving care at the Jameson Hospital. Nearby visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Biddle and family of Warren Ohio visiting relatives in the area.
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Edna Jean Asselson
Jameson
Ray McKay
Gerald Kildoo
Jameson Hospital
James Mutter
George Kuhn
Erie Street
Ray Biddle
Robert
J. M. Dunnan
Elizabeth
Warren
Ohio
Tom Nelson
Bonnie
Edward Pritchard
New Castle
Tommy Pritchard
Robert Nelson
Council Advances Purchase of 437 Meters for City
Rice presented a motion to approve a contract purchasing 437 meters. Under the plan the company would receive 5 percent and the city 15 percent of motorist deposits until meters are paid. The company covers installation costs and claims they may hold claims against the city for repairs.
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Rice
Youth Kills Self and Woman Spurns Death at Park
Salvelor Cin Jr., 19, shot himself after forcing 17 year old Bernice Bohnert at gunpoint toward a park. He was found dying on a park bench with a revolver nearby. Bohnert reported he forced her to walk to the park entrance before entering himself. A bloodstained note reading I love Bernice was found near Cin.
President Keeps Promise To Navy
President Roosevelt pledges a public works grant of 100000 to restore a Civil War flagship tied to Admiral David Farragut. The Hartford resident, moved by the ship’s historic significance, supports restoring the vessel to its Civil War era glory and recalls Farragut’s maxim at Mobile Bay.
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Washington
White House
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Roosevelt
Lee Hartford
Farragut
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Corsleet
Swedish Royalty at Philadelphia during tercentenary
Crown Prince's illness prevents full participation in Philadelphia tercentenary events. He is taken to Harkness then Corinthia by car if needed, with plans to reach New York. Crown Princess Louise stays in Philadelphia for today’s program before joining in New York. Prince Bertil remains to carry on through Wednesday.
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Harkness
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Kungshelm
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Leesburg Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
The Leesburg gathering notes guests at church events on Friday and a widertakers convention excursion to Canneaur Lake. Residents from Grove City and Canneaur Lake spent weekends with local families including the Ketler, Cunningham, Hayne, Geiger, and Store households.
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Lee Urg
Josephine Heth
Joe Ketler
Brent
Ralph Cunningham
Canneaur Lake
A. P. McCandless
Grove City
Lake Erie
Eleanor Marshall
Grace Cunningham
Glenn Cunni
Rail And Labor Leaders Confer Over Carriers Demand
Labor leaders and executives from 15 major railroads met in Chicago to discuss the carriers demand for a $250 million wage adjustment. The plan calls for wage reductions totaling 15 percent affecting nearly one million organized men.
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eMnternational News Service
Chicago
de Cormine
Deaths of the Day in Youngstown area headline multiple obituaries
Obituary notices list Hugh McBride aged 57 of 2987 Warde Avenue Youngstown Ohio died at home after an operation in Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Survived by wife six children and several relatives. Funeral arrangements and multiple memorial services are noted for several other local individuals with church and cemetery details.
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Hugh McBride
Warde Avenue
Youngstown
Cleveland Clinic
Mr. McBride
County Antrim
Ireland
America
Isroelle McElroy McBride
Ethel
William
Josephine
Betty
Morence
Cleveland
Helen
New Castle
Willem McBride
Scotland
Cowan McClain
Waldo Street
McBrice
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Shriver and Allison
Northside
Rev. Baker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seabiscuit and War Admiral Set for Wednesday Race
International News Service reports a high profile field at Suffolk Downs for the Massachusetts Handicap. Seabiscuit and War Admiral are among entrants, with other horses including Menow Flying Seat War Minstrel and Finance. Crowds gather as trainers and owners anticipate the word on entries and weather creeping toward potential delays.
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International News
Boston
Rabiscuit
Tom Sinell
Sutielk
Conway
Seabiscuit No
Menow, Flying Seat
War Minstrel and Finance
E. Densmark
Suffolk Downs
Massachusetts
Ll A
Lomorray
Amish School Plea Overturned in County Ruling
The court decision by Judge Joseph Button overruled a prior federal ruling on consolidating Amish Mennonite schools at Smeketown. Residents, citing religious and moral concerns, preferred smaller one‑room schools and opposed broader contact with external children. The case challenges touched local education and religious communities in Towashown.
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Towash
Schone Beard
Jr T County
Judes Joseph Button
Geome A. Weilsit
Barding
Smeketown
Governor Earle Appeals Probe in New Legal Battle
A court report details Governor Earle appealing against a probe with Judge Schaeffer noted in past statements. The discussion centers on replacing Sito and role changes within the case as the political figures seek to influence outcomes and appoint disinterested parties to the proceedings.
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New Castle Afro-Americans Club Holds Annual Picict
The New Castle Afro-Americans annual gathering notices its Picatic event led by Tae Booker. The club plans community outreach and social activities in the upcoming season.
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Picatc
Gettysburg Hosts Reveal Festivities for Reunion Days
Gettysburg prepared to greet visitors as a 5 000 resident town plans Holiday events from Friday July 1 Reunion Day with Gov. George H Houle and top officials to Sunday when President Roosevelt appears The centerpiece is the Eternal Peace Memorial with ceremonies and notable guests shaping the historic celebration.
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United States
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