Public Ceremony Opens Stone Cornerstone Event
A morning ceremony in New Castle features a temporary stand and speaking program for the cornerstone layings at the new post office on the public square. President Judge R L Hildebrand will tap a gavel to start the program while Rev A M Stump of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church offers the invocation. The dedication is planned about a year from now.
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A. M. Stump
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Extra Turns At Tin Plants In City For Fourth Holiday
Fact notes extra work shifts at tin plate mills in the city as the Fourth of July observance extends overtime. Mills remain in operation to keep black plate production steady during the holiday period.
Cherry Festival Queen Michigan Girl Is Named Queen
Michigan announces the Cherry Festival Queen for July events with a local contestant from a known community. The selected girl will represent the festival in parade duties and ceremonial roles during the midsummer celebration.
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Michigan Girl
Parley Appeals To Roosevelt To Avert Collapse
European and American delegates press Roosevelt to stabilize gold values and secure US backing for a currency stabilization plan. The London conference appeals for presidential leverage to prevent collapse amid volatile exchange rates and renewed drive for a wartime stabilization treaty.
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Roosevelt
Memorial Moravians Preserve Roadside Plot Note
A fragment mentions Almira Home and collecting goodies for the home, along with a note about a field of wheat cut in Lawrence County on the New Castle-Wampum road near Willow Grove. The memorial Moravians plot along the New Castle road is referenced.
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Almira
Lawrence County
New Castle-Wampum Road
Willow Grove
New Castle Road
Daily Weather Report Summary
Weather report for the day ends at 9 o clock with 92 degrees temperature and trace precipitation. River stage 4.1 feet. For the same date last year highs were 84 and lows 65 degrees.
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Esther
Pinchot Victory Clears Public Service Post Move
Gov Gifford Pinchot gains a political win as the state supreme court ousts Dr Clyde L King from the Public Service Commission after the senate failed to confirm his appointment. The decision cements Pinchot ally Goodnough as head of the commission amid policy disputes over utilities.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Clyde L. King
Public Service Com
Dr. King
Senate
State Senate
Dr. Nee
City Slices Licenses Fees Across Districts
City collects ten thousand three hundred fifty dollars in license fees and will allocate the funds to the districts based on planned uses. The distribution aims to support local programs and services as directed by the city council.
Pennsylvania shop expands payroll at seventh ward car shops
About 300 men now work at the seventh ward car repair shops of the Pennsylvania railroad, a sizable rise from a few months ago. In recent weeks 25 additional workers were added to meet increased demand for reconditioned cars amid rising freight business, with staff of the Une edigiate house not included.
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Seventh Ward
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roosevelt Enjoys Rest On Canadian Island Visit
President Roosevelt ashore at JO ISLAND New Brunswick after nearly two weeks at sea. He recalls childhood memories from the Canadian visit begun 49 years ago when his parents brought him to Hyde Park. He plans to depart aboard the Indianapolis soon for a swift return to the White House.
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International News Service
JO Island
N. B
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Indianapolis
White House
Roosevelt Home
New York Slayer Arrest Sparks Citywide Debate
New York reports say Edward D. is linked to a violent crime as police investigate along with city officials. Details are scarce but officials promise updates as the investigation proceeds. Local residents react with concern over safety and policy implications.
Wage Increases In Leesburg District
Wages of miners at Sharon Coal & Company in Leesburg district rise 11 percent effective July 1. Sharon Coal, a United States Steel subsidiary, confirms the raise following prior rumors of an impending increase.
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Sharon Coal & Company
United States Steel Corporation
National Deficit Report for 1933 Fiscal Year
Washington report states Uncle Sam closed the 1933 fiscal year with a deficit near 1.77 billion dollars, down from about 2.86 billion previously. The expenditure shift reflects higher security costs and revised regular budget allocations for the year.
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International News Service
Washington
Uncle Sam
Probe Death Of Woman On Bus
Jenkintown Pennsylvania June 30 two men were held for investigation Nicholas Teslevy 22 resident with the woman and George Parks of Pittsburgh a private detective alleged to aid in a civil suit to recover money an insurance company paid to Abronovitz s brother in law as policy beneficiary The men gave conflicting statements about the woman s condition before she collapsed on the bus An autopsy failed to determine the cause of death
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International News Service
Jenkintown
Nicholas Teslevy
George Parks
Pittsburgh
Easton
Abronovitz
Probers Question Widening Probe Into Election Violations
More than 200 witnesses have been questioned as State Senator James J. Coyne and eight Republican leaders face election statute charges. Tom Coyne and others posted bonds, while investigators shift focus to canal districts after probing 32nd section connected to Representative M J Muldowney’s election.
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International News Service
James J. Coyne
Tom Coyne
John J. Verona
Third Ward
John A. Pugassi
United States Marshal’s Office
Charles J. Margiotti
M. J. Muldowney
Two Men Sentenced for Narcotic Law Violations
International News Service reports on June 30 that Dr Edward H. and Howard Griffin of Vandergrift were ordered committed to a federal penitentiary by Federal District Judge Nelson McVicar after conviction on federal narcotic law violations.
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Howard Griffin
Vandergrift
Federal District
Nelson McVicar
Unemployment in Pennsylvania Shrinks by 64,516 Since March
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania's jobless ranks fell by 64,516 since March as civilian unemployment recovers. Economic figures reflect labor market improvement with gains across sectors and job creation efforts continuing statewide.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Army of the Unemployed
Seek Hit Run Driver in Erie Victim Body Case
Erie police today searched for a hit run driver after recovering the body of a victim and offering to show him the way to the scene. Authorities suspect the suspect fled following the fatal incident.
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Erie
Capitol Hill staff authorized to re enlist under Pinchot
Harrisburg dispatch reports that 11 Capitol Hill employees under Governor Gifford Pinchot have been authorized to reenlist. The decision aims to bolster administrative capacity with assurances that recruitment will not hinder ongoing government operations.
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Harrisburg
Capitol Hill
Gifford Pinchot
Sudden Collapse During Pillar Robbery Incident
A morning disturbance reports a sudden collapse during a pilfering operation involving Terescay age and others as they were robbing pillars.Details continue on another page.
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Terescayage
Lindbergh Heads North For New Transatlantic Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh plans another Atlantic crossing with his wife aboard a modified aircraft. A Wright Cyclone engine upgrade was installed at Essex Field New Jersey as Lindbergh prepares a Greenland to Iceland leg then possibly to Denmark. The voyage mirrors his Orient flight with his spouse, unlike the solitary Paris flight years ago.
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Iceland
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Caldwell
N. J
Lindbergh
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American delegation arrives for London economic conference
Special to The News reports Beverly Hills June 30 note that the American delegation reached London as discussions begin. The piece mentions large wheat profits but questions true ownership among bettors and notes states collect a share of legal horse racing bets.
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London
River Boat Accident Near Pa Ends in Night Search
An all night search followed a river accident that left a boat capsized. Edward Cree and Anna Bornstein escaped, while a third companion named Heisman was swept into the water at Gates Pool near Pa. Bornstein, a swimming instructor and noted athlete, helped in the recovery efforts.
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Heisman
Edward Cree
Anna Bonstein
Bornstein
Gates Pool
St Marys Drugist Holgar Hedstrom Dies by Own Action
St Marys Pa June 30 Holgar Hedstrom 29 druggist was found hanging from a transom in his apartment above the drug store. Coroner said death by own action with likely no inquest. Motive unknown. Survived by parents and four sisters. Hedstrom formerly lived in Ridgway where parents reside. He was a Mason and Kiwanis member.
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International News Service
ST. Marys
Holgar Hedstrom
McCabe
Hedstrom
Ridgway
Unidentified man killed as body found after car incident
An unidentified man was killed during the night and his body found in or near an automobile. The death occurred amid a chain of events described by news services, with authorities in Gansg tana investigating the case and seeking to identify the deceased man, while John Weod is noted in the report.
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Mpion News Service
Pennroad Plan Saved Stockholders Millions, Kahn Says
Otto H. Kahn told the Senate Inquiry that Kuhn, Loeb and Co. helped organize the Pennroad Corporation to counter the Morgan backed Allegheny Corporation. He said advising organizers not to pay bankers for underwriting stock saved millions and framed the Penn Railroad’s defense of its interests. The Pennroad move aimed to preserve Pennsylvania Railroad integrity against Morgan controlled rivals.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Kuhn, Loeb and Co
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennroad Corporation
Allegheny Corporation
Otto H. Kahn
Senate
Kuhn Loeb & Co
Kahn
Kuhn Loeb
van Sweringen
J. P. Morgan and Co
Morgan
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Death notices for Maxwell White and Rose in local obituary list
James Nelson Maxwell aged 72 of 931 East Washington Street is listed among recent deaths. John William White, 36, of Barberton, Ohio, and Charles L. Rose, 59, of 700 Emerson Avenue, are also recorded in the death notices column.
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James Nelson Maxwell
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Washington Street
John William White
Barberton
Ohio
Charles L. Rose
Emerson Avenue
Nineteen Held In Pittsburgh Raid By State Troopers
State police raided Pittsburgh arresting nine women and ten men in an alleged dis orderly house run by Nettie Gordon a former Republican committeewoman The raid occurred on the north side near the police station and follows recent criticism of local police for lax bailiwicks by Rev Ray Snodgrass church leader
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Nettie Gordon
Republican
First Christian Church
Golfer Enjoys Warm Dry Fairways Amid Drought
Arthur Mometer notes farmers suffer drought while golfers plan travel to courses. The weather reads ninety three as the fairways appear solid and dry, ideal for driving long shots. Players need a car to shuttle balls and at least a pair of skates to navigate the busy greens.
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