Young men held for grand jury in teen tragedy
Paul Harry Christian and Joseph P. Sadley, both salesmen from Bridgeville, were jailed on murder charges after an inquest into Pauline Tachoraka a 16 year old Sturgeon girl who leaped from a moving car amid a ride with the men. Her sister Catherine 15 testified that Pauline jumped after an offer of a ride and a chase followed to a roadhouse. District Attorney Park ordered no bail.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Paul Harry Christian
Joseph P. Sadley
Bridgeville
Pauline Tachoraka
Catherine
St. Marys
Pauline
Babington
Carnegie
Andrew T. Park
Coffee Pot Boils Dry. Firemen Called to Jefferson Street Home
Firemen were summoned to the home of Cosimo D. Galasso at 1114 South Jefferson Street at 8 20 this morning when a coffee pot boiled dry. The burning grounds created dense smoke but caused no fire damage.
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Cosimo D. Galasso
South
Jefferson Street
Inland Steel Plant Set to Open Amid Labor Strife
Governor Townsend meets opposition as Inland Steel plans a return to work for its loyal staff likely tomorrow or Friday. CIO objections loom over NLRB mediated talks and a claimed Wagner Act violation. Townsend signals possible national guard deployment to prevent violence if John Lewis does not act.
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Indianapolis
M. Clifford Townsend
Inland Steel
National Labor Relations Board
C.I.O
NLRB
John
Abandon President's Court Bill to Seek Compromise
The article notes Senator Hatch opposing use of a Supreme Court bill to pack the court and opposing judicial encroachment on the legislative branch. Administration leaders plan to push the court fight in the Senate after the July 4 holiday.
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Vnal Supreme Court
Congress
Hatch
Supreme Court
Senate
Peace in Spain Looms as Germany Italy Urged Restraint
Non Intervention Committee patrols in Spanish waters sparked weekend declarations by Chancellor Hitler and Premier Mussolini promising not to permit a loyalist victory. Diplomatic observers saw this as aligning the United States morally with Britain France and other democratic powers against fascism.
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Germany
Italy
Spanish
Hitler
Mussolini
Spain
United States
Britain
France
Moc
Son of President to Wed Miss Du Pont This Afternoon
President and Mrs. Roosevelt plan a subdued wedding day for Franklin Jr to Miss Du Pont at Christ Episcopal church Wilmington. Privacy a priority with state police, a private luncheon at Owls Nest, and a later reception at the Du Ponts’ estate before a European honeymoon and return to Hyde Park for July Fourth.
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Theodore Roosevelt
T. R
Eleanor Roosevelt
New York City
du Ponts
Christ Episcopal Church
Franklin, Jr
Ethel
Owls Nest
Harvard Fly Club
Christiana Hundred
Township
Frederick T. Ashton
du Pont Episcopal Church
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Europe
Meyer Davis
Hyde Park
N. Y
Labor Leaders Back Support for Striking Retail Clerks
Secretary John P. Brogan reports a special meeting of the New Castle Trades and Labor Assembly executive board approved financial and moral backing for the Retail Clerks International Protective Association members on strike at a local store. A strike committee of Lawrence county labor members was appointed, with a call for the group to meet at the mayor's office at four this evening. The board states the strike has full organized labor support in Lawrence county.
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John P. Brogan
New Castle Trades and Labor Assembly
Trades and Assembly Hall
Retail Clerks International Protective Association
American Federation of Labor
Lawrence County
Dave Clements
Ray Cutler
Harry Davies
Richard Morganti
John Brogan
T. Lewis Majors
Sam Freed
J. W. Trent
Mickey Solomon
William Wogan
Harold Johnson
Norman Freeborne
Judy Boston
Sylvia Levine
The
Trades and Labor Assembly
Johnstown Martial Law Sparks Steel Mill Shutdown
C I O organizers refuse to leave Johnstown as martial law shuts the mills and halts a 500000 dollar weekly payroll. Mayor Shields orders are challenged by leaders Mark and Jones with Golden from Pittsburgh remaining to assess the situation. Clinton Gold en arrives to view the strike while Governor Earle backs protection.
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Shields
James Mark
C.I.0
United Mine Workers
C. W. Jones
Brotherhood of Railway
H. M. van Zant
van Zant
Mark
Jones
Clinton S. Golden
C.I.D
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Golden
William Clark
George H. Earle
C. S.O
C.S.O
Earle
Steel Corporation
Borderdam
Roosevelt
Bethlehem Steel
Jones and
Philip Murray
Daniel Shields
Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Government weighing next steel strike move
Government officials discuss possible steps to end the steel strike as the board signs its report on failed efforts to restore peace. Secretary Perkins aims to publish the report once the third member signs, while critics urge forceful conferences with union leaders.
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Edward F. McGrady
Perkins
Lloyd K. Garrison
Funeral for Miss Emily Brown in Youngstown
Funeral services for Miss Emily S. Brown will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the Orr funeral home in Youngstown Ohio. The 80 year old sister of a prominent Methodist family she died Monday at the Overlook sanatorium in New Wilmington after a long illness. Her twin sister died three years ago and her surviving sister is Mrs C S Felton. Hens that grow broody are often culled.
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Orr
Youngstown
Emily S. Brown
Brown
Miss Brown
Overlook
New Wilmington
C. S. Felton
Hunt for Slayer of Three Girls Pressed to Limit
A man known as Eddie the Sailor who lured the victims with knot tying lessons and rabbit hunting invitations is sought. Police broadcast a pickup for a 40 year old dark complexioned man in a battered car with chalked writings. Suspects fled after alibis surfaced as the manhunt widens statewide.
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Eddie
Olive Everett
Lillian Popp
Deaths of the Day Shiever Child's Funeral Held
Funeral services for Marilyn Jean Shiever six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs P A Shiever of Park Avenue were held at 130 PM Tuesday in the home of her aunt Mrs J P Merrilees Albert Street with pallbearers Dorothy and Grace Eckstein Gretchen Hoffman and Patricia Anderson. Body taken to North Cemetery Butler for burial. Rev T W Dugan conducted committal at the grave. The other death noted Mrs Fannie Pringle Harper a longtime resident aged 77 died Tuesday in Jameson Memorial hospital after five weeks illness. She had been living with daughter Mrs John Simon 408 Northview Avenue previously with daughter Mrs Bert Sanford on Boyles Avenue. Born New Castle August 12 1859 she leaves several children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2:30 PM at 408 Northview Avenue home with Oak Park Cemetery burial.
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North Cemetery
Butler
Fannie Pringle Harper
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Harper
Graham C. Harper
John Simon
Northview Avenue
Bert Sanford
Boyles Avenue
New Castle
William
Nancy Logan Pringle
Sanford
Simon
Perry McKibben
Glenn Harper
This City
Joseph Plant
Youngstown
Robert
Fred
James Pringle
Samuel Long
Malinda Hammond
Maggie Kaufman
Oak Park Cemetery
Police units reorganize under two forces plan
Maj. Lynn G. Adams, former state police superintendent, will head the criminal detection bureau. The division will be formed gradually and modeled after the Federal Bureau of Investigation with its G men.
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Lynn G. Adams
State Police
Criminal Detection Bureau
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Large dragonfly observed in Dean Block area
An unusually large dragonfly was captured in the Dean Block on South Croton avenue. The insect, though formidable in appearance, is harmless. Fireworks are banned, yet local youths ignore the ordinance and police report nightly firework activity during remodeling work at North and Mercer streets.
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Dean Block
Croton Avenue
Stone loading platform towers as relic of the building
A rear stone loading platform is being torn down but the structure shows signs of lasting craftsmanship. The feature appears sturdy and built to endure, with the old masonry suggesting durable construction.
Rescues Local Man At Conneaut Lake
A New Castle man may have saved his companion from drowning on Conneaut Lake. Ralph C. Pence fell into rough water after a gust toppled their boat. Walter Red Ringer leapt to rescue him. Local men Donald Eckles Evan Wilkins and Charles Scaglione accompanied them on the trip.
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New Castle
Conneaut Lake
Ralph C. Pence
Walter “Red” Ringer
Pence
Ringer
Donald P. Eckles
Evan Wilkins
Charles Scaglione
City Taxes 1937 Penalty and Discount Details
One per cent penalty will be added on 1937 taxes starting July 1 per City Treasurer C. C. McKibben. School taxes for 1937 may be paid at a one per cent discount until August 1 when face payment will be in force. Bantams, being small, require minimal space. a 4 by 12 foot enclosure six feet high is recommended.
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C. C. McKibben
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