City Benefactor Jameson Dies at 80 in Home
Davis Jameson banker and prominent citizen died Sunday March 20 1987 at his home 330 North Jefferson Street after an extended illness He was organizer of Citizens National Bank and a relief to the community for decades Born near Warren Trumbull County Ohio July 24 1836 he was 80 turning 81 this year He remained active in business and public benevolence despite declining health and was mourned across the city and state by family friends and colleagues.
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Davis Jameson
O'Clark
North
Jefferson Street
Dle
Mrr
Jameson
Warren
Trumbulk County
Ohio
Bevan Pearson
Sarah
Tribute to William H. Dunlap At Fire Whistle Call
New Castle pauses to honor William H. Dunlap, a cherished citizen and benefactor. The city schedule sets the 3 o'clock funeral service hour with a three minute fire whistle to mark a moment of silence for all residents.
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David Jameson
New Castle
Wiliam H. DU Nlap
Ann Blair Jameson Early Education and College Degree
Ann Blair Jameson received basic schooling in Warren and, after graduating from Warren high school in 1874, entered Allegheny College. He completed his course in Biology and earned the Bachelor of Arts degree before continuing studies in Vic. (Soontimes On Page Two)
Want To Sell That Used Car Here’s How
The New Castle News notes a best place in the classifieds to sell a used car. Readers are advised to place ads in the used car column where many cars are sold. Advertisers report strong interest and good results from this section.
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Eason
Widow Admits Aid In Plotting Husband Death
New York March 21 Ruth Snyder confessed per Police Inspector Coughlin that she and Henry Judd Gray plotted to kill her husband Albert Snyder editor of Motor Boating. Gray did the killing while Snyder claims she loved Gray for two and a half years. Gray, 31, arrested in Syracuse. Snyder not yet under arrest but charged with homicide. she collapsed at Queens district attorney office after 24 hours of questioning.
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International News Service
New York
Ruth Snyder
Coughlin
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Sorder
Gray
N. J
Snyder
Iit
Clatriet
Newcombe
Queens County
Alstriet
Longland City
Two Coal Miners Killed By Train
Two Ohio coal miners died when a Wheeling to Chicago passenger train struck them near Georgetown and Warnock, Ohio. Andrey Changel, 45, was killed at Georgetown and John Oval, 40, of Warnock was killed near Glenrio. Both were returning home from Hellaire colliery when the accident occurred.
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International News Service
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Andrey Changel
Georgetown
Bollaire
John Oval
Warnock
Glenio
Hellaire
Award Contracts To Begin Battle On Corn Borer
The agriculture department announced new awards for supplies and materials to aid a $16 million campaign against the European corn borer. Firms from Cleveland and Defiance received most of the contracts as the program expands across New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Indiana.
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Mopal Neves
Wastington
Merck
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Claveland
Defiance
New Bus Permit Application Seeks Charter Approval
Harrisburg March 21 The Reading Transportation Company motor subsidiary of The Reading Company has filed with the Public Service Commission for a charter. Reading Company previously applied to the State Department. If issued, the charter would allow operation in 24 central eastern and southeastern counties carrying both freight and passengers.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Reading Transportation Company
Reading Company
Public Service Commission
State Department
Governor Fisher Silent On Election Reform Push
Governor John Fisher avoided comment on his election reform program during a weekend pause. He indicated no changes to the plan and said results from committee action on the three cent narcotic tax bill would be considered openly. Fisher had recently returned from Rolling Rock near Sigonler where he stayed with party officials A B Mallon and W L Mallon.
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Internacional
Bary
Marrisburg
Mareh Ot
John. Fisher
Foundlaaia
Governoe’ Anid
Thelst
Comuiltus
Rolling Rock
Sigonler
A. B. Mallon
W. L. Mallon
Heubliodn
Gtte
Death notices for several residents and contacts listed
A fragmented death notice item lists individuals including David Sininexon aged 70 from BC North Jefferson Street with Dr Victor H. Distenderfer. another, 69, at 104 Premps Place Mark 1 Potter in New York City. plus Nicholas Horysz aged 2 and other names with addresses such as Janes McDermott 78 Ellwood ity Thetta Circe Thad and Willow Giover.
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David sIninexon
BC North
Jefferson Street
Victor HH. Distenderfer
Premps Place
Potter
New York City
Nicholas Horysz
Janes McDermott
Ellwoodity
Thetta Circe
Browning Wins Suit Over Separation Case
The Browning divorce suit ends with Justice Seeger ruling Peaches Browning failed to substantiate her charges. Edward W. Browning, the elderly real estate magnate, is awarded sanation judgment and will not pay alimony. Findings of fact and conclusions will follow for a final, formal decision.
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ARMEL
Carmel
Peaches
Poachow
Justiie Seeger
Farmaak
Browning
Juatieg Seeger
Growning
Plan To Seize More Election Ballot Boxes
An international dispatch reports Reed campaign inquiry leaders plan a new Pennsylvania expedition to seize election paraphernalia in four counties for scrutiny tied to the Vare-Wilson senatorial contest. The move draws constitutional questions and potential federal court battles.
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Lawrence Sullivan
Berrios
Washington
Reed Campaign Func
Feary
South
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Siprena
Thea Haliot Bexae
Vetlag
Delaware
Lackawanna
Schuylkit
Luana
Conatrias
Sennia
Special Train Schedule and Tragic Death Report
Special to Start For Game At 6 P M notes a schedule change for a basketball haul to New Cag ua Claraopalla Pittsburgh with a six o clock departure after delays. Also reports the death of Lark Hagle, 20, found shot beside a pistol in a roadside col near his mother, authorities suspect suicide.
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Cagua-Claraopalla
Pittsburgh
Stark
Will Stark
Linternational
Ucumberelantd
Marth
Lark Hagle
EE McGill Plans Step Down At Lawrence Savings Bank
EE McGill, long time president and chairman at Lawrence Savings & Trust Company, will relinquish the active presidency but remain on the board and likely as chairman. He will spend winters in Florida and join Orlando’s banking scene while maintaining New Castle ties.
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Florida
A. McGill
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Lawrance Sayings & Trust Company
Lkcely
Directory
Plavida
Wil
McGill
Lawrence Sayings & Trust Company
I Wierlda
Orlandse
Orlando
South
Sapiro Wins Early Round in Ford Libel Suit
In Detroit on March 21 Anran Sapiro known as the wheat king presented documentary evidence to support his million-dollar libel suit against Henry Ford. He argued Ford crusaded against the Sapiro cooperatives and Jewish groups, a central claim in his libel case.
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Barvines Federal Building
Detroit
Anran Sapiro
Henry Ford
Ha Ford
Sapira
Thia
Labor boom seen in Erie as unemployment eases
International News Service reports in Erie Pa March 21 that a labor boom is expected within six weeks. A. W. Malley, superintendent of the slate employment bureau, said prospects are bright with building and other trades likely to absorb the unemployed. At present the average unemployment persists.
Marriage Licenses From New Castle Records
A list of marriage licenses includes names tied to New Castle areas such as Mario Delptineipe and Gabriel Petruc with various spellings. The fragmentary entry mentions New Castle residents and dates or places in a shorthand style, reflecting a local registry of nuptial permissions.
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Mario Delptineipe
New Castle
Viutoria
New Custis
Gabriel Petruc
WiayellWgia Migl
New Vasile Birry FL
Ciera New Uastle
Jimma Leort
Amerivy Mexz
la Borlolina
George Vaghn
Youngstown
Haydlyn Ringhloom
Rsylllo
Earl Carroll Loses Appeal To Escape Prison Sentence
New York theatrical producer Earl Carroll lost his Supreme Court bid to overturn a perjury conviction. He faces one year and a day in federal prison in Atlanta and a $2,600 fine. Carroll testified before a New York grand jury that chorus girl Janice Hawley did not bathe in champagne water at a February 22 party. A further petition for sentence reconsideration remains unlikely.
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Internafional News Servicat
Washington
Harl Carroll
New York
Supreme Court
High Court
Carroll
Pnt
Atlanta
Carrol
Toda
Senten
Jnnce Hawley
Miners Rally For Cathedral Fund Amid Coal Strike
Pennsylvania soft coal miners and mine owners meet in Pittsburgh to fund a Scottish Rite Cathedral. Subscriptions exceed 500000 with over 297000 needed. campaign praises united local support and Chicago planners backing the drive. The looming Central Competitive Field shutdown risks wages and industry costs.
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International News
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of
Ambries
Seal Abova
Noc
Cor Jong
Jacksonville
Wnlen
Naeither
Illicois
Indlank
Ohio
Tribute to David Jameson at Rotary luncheon
Members of the Rotary club observed a minute of silence at their Mountain Inn luncheon in memory of the late David Jameson. Charles W. Gratton, manager of the New Castle Credit Exchange, spoke on the exchange's activities. Many members plan to attend the district conference in Mukeesport Thursday and Friday.
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Rotary Club
Mountain Inn
David Jameson
Jameson
Flotary Club
Charles W. Gratton
New Castle Credit Exchange
Mukeesport
White to sue Splashing Auto owner over splash incident
Attorney Robert White states he will sue the Splashing Auto owner and driver after a vehicle on Syreamore Avenue splashed mud water on his clothing. White attended the city council meeting and described filing proceedings to recover cleaning costs from the driver.
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Robert White
Ity
White
Syreamore Avenue
New Castle Coraopitis High School Basketball Championship
Tonight at Pitt Stadium the New Castle Coraopatis high school basketball championship game is scheduled. Call 33 150 or 75 for details before 8:30 PM. Early attendance may vary with game progress and hall access.
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New Castle
Chaos in Shanghai as troops pour in
Chaos prevails in Shanghai after Cantonese forces occupy the native city. Shantung troops retreat while guerilla fire hinders civilians and foreigners. British and American units, including U.S. Marines, are landed or advancing, with casualties among several national forces. The International Settlement remains guarded as violence spreads beyond Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Alfred Meyer
Shantung
Szechuen Road
Canjuring
Jess Field Park
U.S
Orhang
Bizarre OCR Fragment Sparks Auto Debate on Style
An odd text fragment describes a brand new bus and car with garbled phrases about looks and fuss. It mentions playful lines about miles, rum, flowers, and a muttered reaction, concluding with a nonsensical note about a dog and wool.
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Citizens National Bank
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Fisher
Bulletin
Reed
EE McGill
Local Bank
Board of L. 8. and
T. Co
Bank Directorate
Bank
Sapiro
Ford
Erie
Earl Carroll
Mertown
Creneral Organizations Company
Onicago
Wincess
Arthur Mometer
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