Uncle Sam Strikes Back at Trade Discrimination
Washington reports that under Roosevelts direction the treasury blacklists Australia for trade discrimination, depriving it of US benefits and imposing high duties. The move, effective August 1, targets Australias import licenses and follows its push to balance trade by buying more Australian goods. Germany remains the only other nation on the list.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Australia
Roosevelt
Treasury
United States
Germany
Unitedates
Cordell Hull
Great Britain
Realty Transfers and Property Transactions Listing
Real estate transfers include William J. Page to Robert C. Hoover in the fourth ward for 1 dollar. First National Bank of Ellwood to John Chantos in Wayne township. Mary A. Burbick to Charles H. Cooper in Big Beaver township for 1 dollar. Clarence Parkinson to M. J. Miller estate in the fourth ward for 50 dollars. Fredro M. Markle to Ellwood City Building & Loan association in Ellwood for 50 dollars. Angela Porta to Roy Jones in Shenango township for 1 dollar. Bertha L. Patterson to Carl C. Cameron in the fourth ward for 1 dollar.
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William J. Page
Robert C. Hoover
First National Bank of
Ellwood
John Chantos
Wayne Township
Mary A. Burbick
Charles H. Cooper
Big Beaver
Clarence Parkinson
M. J. Miller
Fourth Ward
Fredro M. Markle
Y M C A offers metal and woodwork classes by Baptiste
A class of 32 boys meets three days weekly at the Y M C A for metal work and woodwork instruction led by Dario Baptiste. The program runs through July and August. News by mail one year five dollars.
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Dario Baptiste
Max Schmeling Battles Fire After Lightning Strikes Cottage
Berlin reports Max Schmeling, Germany’s top heavyweight, faced a fire when lightning hit his Saarow cottage near Berlin. He was unharmed and helped others tackle the flames.
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Maxie Schmeling
Saarow
Germany
International
Berlin
Max Schmel
Herr Maxie
Colored Man Dies Suddenly On Grant Street
An unidentified colored man about 50 collapsed on the steps of Walter Smith’s Grant street store around 1 PM. A physician arrived too late. the coroner, Orville Potter, was notified. No identification was found. the man is believed to be a transient passing through New Castle.
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Grant Street
Walter Smith
New Castle
Orville Potter
Bricklayer Lester Wood Files Bankruptcy Petition
Lester Wood a bricklayer from New Castle filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court in Pittsburgh listing liabilities of 1556.10 and assets including 375 in real estate. The report notes a bread in a cookie box trick but adds no further legal significance.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Lester Wood
New Castle
Wood
Troop F. Hopes For Encampment Honor At Camp Weigel
Special to The News by William K. Cochran Troop F. at Camp Weigel Indi anb Pa competes for best showing during encampment Colonel Milton G. Baker promises the troop an entertainment if winning. The unit credits its parade line to lock arm formation and praises Captain Mitchell and Lieutenants Seyffert and Goehring. Private Harry W. Davidson remains in Harrisburg hospital after appendicitis.
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Mitchell
Seyffert
Goehring
Sharpsburg
New Castle
Lieut. Goehring
Harry W. Davidson
Bessemer
Harrisburg
Lawson Daughter Accused in Mother's Death Murder Charge
Sadie Lawson, 35, was to be arraigned in Winston-Salem city court on murder charges for allegedly burning her 64-year-old invalid mother, Elizabeth Lawson, to death by setting a gasoline-soaked bed ablaze. The mother died at a local hospital after the fire broke out in bed.
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International News Service
Winston-Salem
N. C
Elizabeth Lawson
Sadie Lawson
Cleveland stylist Edna Maynard directs Great Lakes expo shows
Edna L Maynard of Cleveland age 26 leads daily style shows at the Great Lakes exposition pageant drawing an estimated 8000 viewers each day. The fashion columnist titled Whats Up in the Seesaw of Fashion guides the display for the department store talent.
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Edna L. Maynard
Cleveland
Hold Suspect In First Hold-up At Liquor Store
State Policemen Hennicheck and Stinnett held in custody a man linked to the first robbery of the State Liquor Store on Produce Street. An identification attempt is planned this afternoon. The October 19, 1935 raid netted about $375. The suspect is said to be from Ohio.
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Hennicheck and Stinnett
Produce Street
Ohio
Vidal Is Installed As Lions President In Luncheon Ceremony
Numa F. Vidal Jr was installed as president of the local Lions club at a luncheon. He succeeds Wm D Coban as district leader. New officers include J W Staudinger and R L Boyd as vice presidents, with Dr E F Henderson and Dr T J Fletcher as other officers. Two new members were welcomed and Lions keys awarded to Dr Thomas M Shaffer and Joseph B Leyde.
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Numa F. Vidal, Jr
Lions Club
Vidal
Pennsylvania Power Company
Wm. D. Coban
A. H. Borland
George L Smith
James G. Leslie
Earl T. Ramsey
Coban
Earl R. Wimner
A. Leland Houk
Thomas M. Shaffer
Joseph B. Leyde
J. W. Staudinger
R. L. Boyd
E. F. Henderson
T. J. Fletcher
W. O. “Red” Williams
D. L. Ferguson
Sky Pilot
J. L. Reed
Browne K. Thacker
George L. Smith
Lions Board
GOP To Sell Certificates In Pennsylvania Campaign
Republicans in Pennsylvania plan selling dollar certificates to fund the G O P presidential drive. Mrs Sara S McNeil former Philadelphia registration commissioner was named executive chairman to organize 10 000 saleswomen across 8 000 voting divisions. Joseph N Pew Jr heads the Republican Finance committee.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sara S. McNeil
Philadelphia Registration Commission
Boy's Murderer Search Narrows in Unsolved Case
Authorities narrow the suspect pool in the Bobby case noting no struggle signs on the river bank and tire traces. Sheriff Moran cites statements from the boy’s uncle George Thomas and teacher Mrs Norman Schuster about Bobby’s caution with strangers.
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Moran
George Thomas
Norman Schuster
Bobby
Fists Fly at League Session in Geneva Assembly
In Geneva the League of Nations assembly erupted when Italian journalists heckled Haile Selassie as he denounced Mussolini’s conquests. Police and detectives intervened, with Italians dragged out, resulting in bleeding faces and broken noses among the aggressors.
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International News Service
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Haile Selassie
Benito Mussolini
Italy
League
Congressman Bernard M. Jagen sen dies in Rochester at 74
Congressman Bernard Martin Jagensen, 74, long time representative of his district from Clinton, dies in Rochester Minnesota where he had gone for treatment of a stomach disorder. A German born Democrat who served as postmaster and merchant and came to Clinton at age 14, he was in Mayor Hospital for a week after his condition worsened.
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International News Service
Clinton
Bernard Martin Jacobsen
Rochester
Minn
Mayor
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