09 Mar 1938
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1938
Page
1
Reports from Rome indicate renewed negotiations between Britain and Italy as leaders work toward a security pact for Europe. The sessions focus on naval limits in the Mediterranean and broader political swaps aimed at reducing tensions amid rising international stakes.
The report lists rural ridges and new operations in the state, noting county activity and infrastructure issues. It mentions the West Ward area, trade initiatives, and alarms linked to local conditions, with references to Fraser and Adler.
Weather report lists past year statistics with AR minimum temperature data and 1 percent precipitation. It notes 08 inches of snow and references siye chite ie year ago with fragmented phrasing.
News Service reports mounting calls for a legislative inquiry into the Tennessee Valley Authority. Senators Norris and others press for hearings as President Roosevelt invites TVA directors to the White House to present facts, hoping to end the controversy.
John P. Lockhart a longtime member of the Lawrence County Bar Association died at age 60 in Tame ann Memorial hospital after a monthlong illness. He practiced law since graduation from Westiuwaier College in 1899 and began as a legal apprentice, with the community close to his bedside through his final days. The New Castle Frew Public Library board met to discuss the new building as opening dates were postponed pending arrival of furniture. Mrs Rebecca S. Royce, secretary, led the meeting while Wille McCaslin presided.
Bulletin reports Garbo and Stokowski will marry on the island of Sicily near Rome. The elopement event is described as planned with MGM ties noted.
Cristallana Sma. Se Tampa Fla March 9 Evarista Tio Rubio manager of the Lincoln Club a leading Tampa night spot was shot and killed as he entered the rear door by an unidentified assailant. The case recalls his former partner Eddie Varella. The report notes Rubio had been ambushed previously on January 31 last year with a shotgun.
Mrs Margarete Thomsen, 25, of Babylon New York, allegedly suffocated her two children Katherine three and Harry Jr living months. She telephoned police saying there are two deaths in the past and admitted the crime. She is held without bail for the grand jury.
Former President Herbert Hoover warned Chancellor Hitler that Nazi totalitarian rule could not extend to the United States. Speculation swirled about Hoover’s stance and future remarks as he attended a dinner with Karl Schurz Society and Reichsbank President Hjalmar Schacht. continued on page two.
Harrisburg reports that Senator Davis accuses the Pennsylvania administration of diverting a percentage of state workers salaries to the Democratic campaign war chest. Ralph Bashore denies any such practice and asks for specifics to investigate. The exchange follows Davis's announcement of his re election bid.
New Castle high school basketball travels to Pittsburgh to face Ford City tonight in the WPTA championship elimination rounds. Tip off is 8 30, with no live progress reports at The News before about 9 o clock. The News call 4000.
Enthusiasm runs high as the local Young Women’s Christian Association begins its 1938 membership campaign. Two report luncheons set for March 16 and 22 precede a victory dinner on March 25. At a recent meeting, captains reported 27 sustaining memberships totaling 163 dollars, with general and junior memberships available.
Vienna reports Chancellor Schuschnigg arranges a political coup by proposing a national plebiscite on Austrian independence. The vote could occur soon at Innsbruck if he proceeds, with Nazis isolated and rivals unprepared. An Innsbruck welcome featured Austrian flags and few swastikas. Meanwhile Pittsburgh man Nye suffers a leg injury after a street incident. detectives investigate.
A socialite labeled Mrs Borg fights a court case over a $100,000 fortune. She seeks disposal of wealth after failed convent hopes and disputes with other beneficiaries, including a wealthy chairman linked to Bor ip court action.
President Roosevelt announced a conference with government officials lawmakers and railroad representatives to discuss the financial impact of a proposed rate increase. The Interstate Commerce Commission found the rise would not exceed levels allowed, estimating about 132 percent in five rates and potential annual revenue of roughly 220 million dollars.
Norfolk Virginia March report says two men were detained for questioning after a treasury department agent was fatally shot near Deep Creek. Investigator J. Wodacksare Jackson and a royal policeman led the federal probe as suspects were questioned.
A chaotic parking meter hearing opened with disputed notices and claims of improper advertisements. Officials and council members including B. F. Butler and C. McKibben were named as involved parties as lawyers argued over process and authority.
Fragmentary death records list several names with ages and addresses including John P. Lockhart 60 at Girfield Avenue, Adeline Webster 31 Ellwood City, Tillie Campbell 69 Court Street, Usabel McConnell 65, Aurie Henley, Vincent Dendrysik 36, and others on local streets and roads. Missing details obscure dates and relationships.
Washington reports progress on talks for U S Navy access to a British naval base in Singapore area. Officials confirm negotiations concluded but details remain undisclosed. Dispatches note a February visit and committee interest in the Singapore leg of the voyage.
The Motor Club will elect officers and five board members at a January meeting. President Al Saratraken and George W xr. Frank are among announced candidates for the board of governors.
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