Wyatt Earp radio contact ends 12 day silence
Polar ship Wyatt Earp, missing for twelve days, was heard from about 400 miles east of Newfoundland. Sir Hubert Wilkins hoped to reach Norway by mid July as Navy and Coast Guard were ordered to locate him after Lady Wilkins feared an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Oslo
Norway
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Stavangerfjord
Wyatt Earp
Newfoundland
Sir Hubert
Hyde Park
N. Y
mid-Atlantic
Roosevelt
Navy
Coast Guard
Washington
Lady Wilkins
Staten Island
New York
Compromise Move On Relief Blocked In Senate
The Senate Finance Committee and the special sub committee on relief examine how much relief rolls can be cut and the cooperation between SERA and WPA. De Schweinitz cites July relief needs at 6.346 million and a total 54.294 million to cover through next January. He breaks down the total into 46.0755 million direct relief 6.6695 million administration and 0.622 million indirect relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
McClure
Finance Committee
de Schweinitz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Party Leaders Visit Landon In Estes Park
Campaign visitors move toward Kansas nominee. William B. Bell G O P finance chair arrives Friday. Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon expected later in the week. Governor’s staff from Topeka, led by Charles P Taft, Ralph West Robey, Earl H Taylor and Frederick D Enfield, arrives for research on the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William B. Bell
New York City
G. O. P. Finance Committee
Estes Park
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Topeka
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Ralph West Robey
Columbia University
Earl H. Taylor
Frederick D. Enfield
Quartette
Kansas
Cleaning wallpaper with stockings over shoes
A home tip instructs to slip old stockings over shoes when cleaning to prevent wallpaper cleaner from sticking to soles, promising quick disposal of the hose after use. The advice emphasizes avoiding residue on footwear during wall treatment.
Precaution for Laying Wood Floors Underlay Felt Benefit
The article advises placing heavy building felt between a new wood floor and an old one. It helps seal dryness and can improve room soundproofing.
City council bill to fill bricks on State street to save money
PA Newc notes a plan to place filler between bricks on State street, expected to curb wear from autos and extend brick life. Other items mention night fishing lights, bass season opening, pruning cherry trees at Parkstown Corners, a new organ for First Baptist, a carrier pigeon killed by wires, and comments on motorist dimming laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Pa Newe
Parkstown Corners
Jealous Suitor Believed Killer Of Bohemian Hospitality Hostess
Police linked a murder to a jealous suitor after a boy described a plan to take the victim, Mrs. Castle, to Los Angeles. Investigators weighed the boy’s story against other theories as a motive of revenge. Three men questioned, including ex husband Faber Castle, were released as inquiries continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Los Angeles
Castle
Micky
Near North Side
Faber Castle
Chicago
Robert Taylor
Sidney Schaps
Taylor
Schaps
Shock Fatal to Workman in Stone Quarry
A quarry worker, Fenati, was fatally shocked while cutting stone. Immediate respiratory aid was tried by coworkers and medical and law enforcement personnel, including Dr. W L Campbell and Chief Criswell. Coroner Orville Potter was notified as an investigation begins into the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krah
W. L. Campbell
Criswell
Showalter
Tyrell
Wallace
Fenati
Stone
Orville Potter
Roosevelt back at Washington after Hyde Park luncheon
Roosevelt returns to Washington as politicking continues over potential Michigan and Illinois gubernatorial bids. Murphy, a Detroit figure and Philippines commissioner, is talked as a possible Michigan governor candidate to aid the national ticket. McCarl retires as comptroller general with possible quick return hinted. Warren, Bell, and Tremaine named as potential successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Philippines
Michigan
Murphy
Illinois
Horner
Kelly-Nash
Chicago
Cook County
Washington
John R. McCarl
McCarl
Zioncheck Leaves Capitol for Home After Siege
Congressman Zioncheck escapes Towson hospital by vaulting a seven foot fence ending an all day siege at the House of Representatives. He returns to his Seattle home while Capitol police guard his office and he complains of unfair treatment and pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Gallinger Hospital
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt
Towson
House of Representatives
Capitol
Washington
Maryland
Romney
Towson Hospital
Zionchecks
Towson Institution
Zionbheck
Sheppard-Pratt
Rubye Nix
Texarkana
Tex
Zioncheck
Wallace Proposes Half Billion for Farm Drought Aid
Wallace calls for a half billion dollars to aid farmers amid drought. He urges cattle raisers to dispose of surplus stock to cut shipping costs, while noting farmers have received over $1.17 billion in AAA rental and benefit payments since 1933 and continue payments under pre nullification contracts. Summer hats from Paris feature bright suede trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Supreme Court
Deaths of the Day Funeral Services in Local Homes
Multiple obituaries note funeral services and interments for Mrs. Lawrence Reed of East Washington Street. Mrs. Stella Wolheter of Sutton Street. Clem Zumbella of 105 South Cedar Street. R. S. Cunningham of Perry Highway near Dixie Inn. Oscar Eugene Rager of Petersburg Ohio. Mrs. W S Hodge. and Mrs. Whitten Watters of New Castle. Details include service times, church affiliations, pallbearers, and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reed
East Washington Street
T. C. Hartzell
Englewood Avenue
C. H. Heaton
D. D
First Baptist Church
Veryl Hartzell
Harold Hartzell
George Macom
Floyd Marburger
al Dombart
George Dombart
Baptist
Harlansburg
Wolheter
Stella Wolheter
Sutton Street
W. W. Sniff
Christian Church
Joseph Alexander
Jesse Davis
D. F. Thomas
Philip Fleckenstine
Frank Heasley
Mr. Ridley
Oak Park Cemetery
W. S. Hodge
A. T. Kissinger
San Diego
Cal
San Diego Hospital
Hodge
Pulaski
New Castle
Dean Awaiting His Sentence In Hooded Cult Case
Chief detective Henry W. Piel opened a probe into Dean's claim that 100 policemen and many city officials belong to a hooded cult after the Poole murder. Dean pleaded guilty to murder and kidnapping of WPA worker Charles A. Poole and faced a mandatory life term. He testified against nine alleged cult members held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Piel
Dean
Joseph A. Moynihan
Charles A. Poole
WPA
Poole
Michigan
Civil Service Commission
Legion
Ann Arbor Woman Held in Slaying of Roomer
Ann Arbor woman is held as the slayer of a young roomer after a dispute at work and a drive to a lonely spot near the river road. She obtained her husband patrolman Albert Baker's pistol and fired at the victim, Bert Rapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Bert Rapp
Albert Baker
Young Schneider
Ann Arbor River
Mrs. Margaret Watters Dies at 70 in New Castle Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Watters of Ellwood City R. D. 1 widow of Robert S. Watters died Monday afternoon at 2 o clock after an extended illness. She was born at County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Eugene Rager
Algernon Rager
Petersburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Sue
T. Beight
Petersburg Unity Road
Charles Rager
Enon Valley
Down
Ireland
William
Mary McCormick Whitten
Center United Presbyterian Church
Robert S. Watters, Jr
Pittsburgh
James Swope
Wells Tannery
Alfred H. Watters
Ellwood R. D
George E
William J. Watters
New Castle
Carl Kildoo
William Hogue
Ellwood City R. D
Elizabeth Street
Margaret Watters
Ellwood City
R. D
Robert S. Watters
New Castle Hospital
Watters
County
Woman shoots man in car after scolding incident
A woman pulled a gun in a car to scare Schneider in the back seat. The weapon discharged hitting him in the face and killing him. She claimed it was only to scare him and pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Woman paints black triangles inside cupboard doors
A housewife explains she painted small black triangles inside her cupboard doors to protect the paint at the corners. She says this helps avoid wear and makes cleaning easier by touching only the black patches.
Argentina Threatens to Quit League Over Ethiopia
In Geneva on June 30 Argentina declared it would withdraw from the League of Nations if Italy’s conquest of Ethiopia is formally recognized. The warning came at a pivotal League Assembly meeting convened to address the Italo Ethiopian crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Geneva
Argentina
League of Nations
League
Italy
Ethiopia
League Assembly
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Wilkins
SERA
Workers Progress Administration
Owlett
House
Philadelphia
Frank J. Harris
R. Allegheny
Landon
Ceylon
India
Java
Summers and McCann
PA Newc
Mr. Fox
Ira Luben
Portersville
Pa Nene
First Christian Church
Clark
Patence
Lehman
Empire State
Comptroller
Drouth
Paris
Clem Zumbella
South Cedar Street
Cleveland
St. Lucy’s Church
Columbus Society
Charlotte
James Zambella
Mike
Frank
Joe
Ernest
Jennie
Constance
S. Ippolito
St. Lucy’s Cemetery
Columbus Hall
R. S. Cunningham
Harry Cunningham
Perry Highway
Dixie Inn
Mr. Cunningham
Wayne Township
Lawrence County
Nancy Vanehman Cunningham
Harmony Baptist Church
Herman
C. C. Cunningham
Glendale
California
M. W. Cunningham
Keokuk
Iowa
Harry
Rhoda Dombaugh
Wylie Cunningham
Fombelle
Sophia Weingartner
Elwood City
Smith’s
Smith
KERR
N. Mill St
Optometrist
Adjustmens
Caravan
Rupert Hughes
Nat Shilkret
Benny
Hollywood
Benny Goodman
E.S.T
E.C.S.T
C.S.T
M.S.T
P.S.T
Wabc-Columbia Network
JOS. S. Rice CO
Fred C. Wolford
E. North St
New Castle, Pa
Guardian Financial Corporation
Saly
East
Washington St
Philco
East Washington St
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