Still Optimistic About Agreement On Havess Plan
The June 30 dispatch reports optimism for a compromise on German relief plans as Secretary Mellon, Premier Laval, and officials prepare for a Wednesday conference. The anticipated moratorium cannot take effect July 1, with France insisting on the Young Plan’s inviolability and Hoover’s position under doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik K. Adbott
Statt
Parts
Jndy Fiest
Joent Toover
Germany
Secreteary Mellon
Premier Laval
Forman
Hoover Wetl
Pa Newc Observes Oddities On Street And Camp News
An era of quirky local happenings is captured as a decommissioned relic car with a horse anchor sits on North Mercer Street, while Boy Scouts head to Camp Phillips along Slippery Rock Creek for a memorable first summer trip. The piece notes Red Cross stamps, churchgoers, license plate surveillance, and an influx of visitors from New York and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Street
Phillips
Slippery Rock Creek
Daily Weather Report from U S Weather Bureau
U S Weather Bureau statistics for the period ending at 1 morning follow Sasi temperature and humidity figures. Readings indicate cooler conditions with light winds and low precipitation. Data reflect the Scaur area observations and are used for daily climate summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
Forty Four County Youths To Leave For U S Training Camps
Forty four Lawrence county youths have been accepted for Citizen's Military Training Camps to run July 2 through July 31. Major W F Jackson says more than one hundred applied, with forty four chosen, five above the quota. Most go to Fort Washington Md for basic courses, others to Fort Meade Md, Fort Myer Va, Fort Monroe Va, or Fort George G Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
W. Fulton Jackson
Fort Washington
Fort Myer
Fort Monroe
Coast Artillery
Fort George G. Meade
Signal Corps
B.C. Lutz
Edmund Gillest
Robert E. McNees
Isaac H. Follach, Jr
New Castle
Anthony J. Savicky
Ellwood City
Lawrence H. Kahrer
Raymond B. Atkinson
Gerald J. Amazons
Joseph P. Augustyn
John C. Davidson
Arnold Figley
Martin W. Leonhardt
Robert Smith
Henry Snyder
Ralph LT. Ulrich
Richard J. Wallace
Edenburg
John P. Hoft
Pulaski
Washington, Md
Robert A. Bishop
Richard L. Cochran
Hugh M. Cranmer
All of
James C. Dumm
Norman H. Eakin
William H. Bampton
James L. Herbold
Harold C. Ingram
Clarence W. Irwin
Donald G. Lanigan
Charles F. Lees
James M. Leslie
William J. Lewis
Justus R. McClurg
Jack McFarland
Wesley McFar
Little Child Dies After Falling From Porch Swing
Andrew Secmak 3, son of Mr and Mrs Secmak of Morehead avenue South New Castle, died Sunday afternoon from injuries after falling from a porch swing while playing. He is survived by parents and two brothers John and Joseph. Funeral at St Michael's will be Wednesday at 1 from St. Michael's. interment in St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Secmak
Morehead Avenue
South New Castle
New Castle
Ongay Atlernoon
John
Joseph
St. Michael's
F. Bacarski
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Will Bee Frogers Says Special To The News
Beverly Hills June 30 no news today as big as this Post and Gatty take small talk to grand scale. A pilot post from Oklahoma sights horizon and aims to find what meets the eye in any place. Gatty, reformed Australian bromby, lends compass and dipper to chart courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
Gatty
Orford
No Relief From Heat Predicted By Weather Man
Chicago reports continued warmth with a scorching June. Weather forecaster C A Donnel predicts a lasting heat wave with showers limited to the Northern Great Plains and northern Minnesota. The belt states endure record June temperatures and rising deaths from heat prostration and drownings across Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Alabama Georgia Tennessee Michigan. Forty four deaths in Chicago from heat prostration and five drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Donnel
Chicago
North Central
Great Plains
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
North Central States
Illinois
Indiana
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Michigan
Graf Zeppelin Sets Flight To Iceland From Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin with twelve passengers led by Frau lein Lotte Eckener departed Friedrichshafen at 5 36 am for Iceland. The airship aimed to rendezvous with Sir Hubert Wilkins submarine Nautilus, but engine trouble canceled the meeting. Passengers include Lieut Commander Edward H Smith of the American Ice Patrol to study icebergs from the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckener i
Edward H. Smith
American Ice Patrol
Librarian Returns From Connecticut to New Castle
Miss Alice Sterling librarian of the New Castle free public library returned Monday from New Haven Conn where she attended the annual meeting of the American Library Association More than thirty one hundred attended with noted speakers including Dr William Lyon Phelps Mrs Mae Lamberton Becker Dr Henry Seidel CAMBY and Dr Robert Rogers Also Miss Katherine Rocks of Greenville spoke on Cataloruine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sterling
New Castle
Robert Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Katherine Rocks
Greenville
Exceptionally Cold Temperatures Faced U S Fliers
Nome Alaska June 30 Weather so bad visibility was nil from the cockpit as Wiley Post and Harold Gatty crossed the Bering Sea from Khabarovsk to Solomon Alaska. They described miles of ice floes and temperatures that nearly froze them to death, deeming the hop the most dangerous segment of their world flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Khabarovsk
Okhotsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
Cape Navyerin
Bering Straits
Solomon
Kha ‘Arévsk
Bering Sex
Bering Sea
Noes
Hunger Parade Formed As Miners Plan Large Picket Rally
Striking miners women and children move toward Pittsburgh for a hunger march under the National Miners Union. Police report no extra officers on duty as two marching columns approach the city. about 50 000 expected participants with a police protected route through the northside. Meanwhile, in Sagamore a peaceful picket by about 150 miners at the Buffalo and Susquehanna mines accompanies the day shift operation with no disturbances reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convernational News Service
Pittsburgh
Cosa
Sburgh
Parti
West Park
National Miners Union
Peter P. Walsh
Walsh
Ne ‘City
Carrick
Southside
Duquesne
Homestead
Hays
New Kensington
Northside
Punxsutawney
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Sagamore
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Namine
Mayor Opposes Double Parking Penalties Tightened
Mayor William Gillespie declares that anyone caught double parking must pay a fine. Police will enforce the rule more rigidly as a campaign to eliminate double parking proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillespie
Bus Line Permit Sought Over New State Highway
Examiner W B Best heard Robert J Barron seek PSC permission to start three round trips daily between Mercer and New Wilmington over Route 1158. The service would extend Barron’s Mercer to New Castle route benefiting Westminster College students and would be in operation within about ninety days with existing and additional equipment.
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Wilmington
Mercer
Litsburgh
W. B. Best
Public Service Commission
Robert J. Barron
Af Volant
New Wilmington
Barren
New Castle
East
Brook
Volant
Leesburg
Harry Hunter
Mercer County
Trehan
Robert 4. Totten
Robert J. Crawford
Westminster College
Public Service Commission shakeup and Lions club luncheon
Harrisburg reports: the term of Public Service Commissioner Charles H. Young expires at midnight. Governor Pinchot may reappoint. James Benn resigned amid Pinchot attacks. two Pinchot appointees await Senate action. Lions club meets at the Elks dining room with President Earle T. Rants presiding. leadership transition planned for Ear Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Lews Service
Harrisburg
Charles H. Young
New Castle
Gifford Pinchot
James
Benn
Pinchot
Cocmmission
Young
State Senate
Lions Club
Elks Club
Earle T. Rants
Bontmitlek
T. L. Nixon
T. J. Elliott
W. C. Mechem
Roy Semits
D. Marvin
Exterors Reed
Ladies’ Organization
Ear Book
We. T. Heidelberg
New York
Credit Exchange Reports Record Membership Gain
The New Castle Credit Exchange notes a 25 to 30 member increase since spring, marking one of the largest expansion periods in its history. The institution reports its affairs in peak condition with efficient staff delivering commendable service under Manager Tall. Mayor William H. Gillespie visited Sharon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Credit Exchange
Credit Exchange
Tall
Wiliam H. Gillespie
Sharon
Death notices for several residents reported
Death notices list Andrew Seemak aged 3 of Morehead Avenue and four others including Mrs Sarah Kingston aged 94 of 234 Leasure Avenue Mrs Alice Tee of Muncie Indiana and Mrs Warvey Spiter aged 24 of 324 East Loyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Seemak
Morehead Avenue
Sarah Kingston
Leasure Avenue
Alice Tee
Muncie
Ind
Warvey Spiiter
Loyles Avenue
No Fireworks Prohibition Cited Ahead of July Fourth Nearby
City ordinance banning the Dos session sale and disclim works is observed as July 4 nears. Anticipation of bootlegging fireworks grows with some outside-city outlets obtaining supplies. The sole planned pyrotechnic display near the area is Cascade’s annual July 4 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immesiare
Hinig
Cascade
City Assessor Announces Two Week Vacation
City Assessor for New Castle will take two weeks off starting Wednesday and then a leave of absence until September 15. Council will decide who handles the remaining personal assessments while he is away. Fresh coats of yellow paint applied to East Washington Street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bion
New Castle
Council Imanic Action
Council
Dover
Washine Street Bridge
Post And Gatty Leave Alaska For Edmonton Flight
International News Service report details Post and Gatty beginning from Fairbanks on a 1900 mile leg to Edmonton Canada as part of their record globe crossing. The flight faces rough weather and long stretches with limited facilities, aiming to reach Cleveland Ohio and complete the hop toward New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Gatty
Alaska
Edmonton
Fairbanks
Hazel Garte
Tadas
Canada
Roos
Diane
Unclear OCR fragment hints at price notes and names
Fragmentary text mentions James B Stuth with six boys and kids, rooms and prices, a center, and summer halves. Several unreadable words obscure details, making it hard to confirm events, people, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Jessie
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PA Newc
Red Cross
Ohio
Beaver Valley
Ichion
Daily Weather Report
Mont the Fair
A. Toledo
Louise Myers
Toledo
U. S
Carthacithard Aghier Etsaner
Epworth
Washutgan, Uc
Will Bee Frogers
Sandton Te Cam
International News Service
Mississippi
Missouri
Graf Zeppelin
Iceland
Graf
Wastes of
North
Eckener’s
Connecticut
Public Library
U.S
Earl T. Ramsey Leadstle
Globe Circling
Cleveland
Siberia
Fai
Garey
New Ben Son
Clevehing
Fort Nelson
B.C
Arthur Mometer
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