Legion Home Drive Opens Monday For $60,000 Goal
Ex-Service men launch campaign to fund a new Legion home with a $60,000 objective. Chairman C. L. McMillen expressed strong confidence that core volunteers will push pledges past $50,000 as James E. Moorhead leads the ex-service team in backing the drive.
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Legion
C. L. McMillen
New Castle
Teeidsytton
James E. Moorhead
Moorhead
Eryching
American Legion
Soviet Russia Must Abandon Revolt Policy
United States presses for changes before resuming trade with Soviet Russia. Secretary Hughes weighs safe evidence of fundamental policy shift after the Third Internationale recall and a potential demand for its dissolution. Continued on page two.
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Harry J. Roger
ThrePnatic Red Bawa
Washington
Third Internationale
United States
Russia
Hughes
Soevier
Moscow
Lenine
Tarims
Two South Side Blocks Sold In Major City Deal
Two large south side blocks on Mill Street changed hands in a major district sale. The first block, south of Reynolds, sold to Sam Levine for about 8,000 dollars, with Wither’s Drug Store on the first floor and upper apartments. The adjacent block near the god PL Tea company and Clark’s Sevelly store sold to Morris Rosenblum, with the first floor also housing a business and upper apartments.
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South Side
Wither’s
South Mill Street
Carl
Thhose
Reynolds Street
All Street
Sam Levine
Wither's
Tor Morris Rosenblum
God PL Tea Company
Clark's Sevelly
Loot at Pearson Street Store Burglary Reported
Burglars broke the glass door and entered the Lewis Calming store on Pearson Street and Taylor Streets at 1 a.m. Saturday. They looted about $25 in cash and items valued at $24, including cigarette packs and canvass goods, with extensive damage described.
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Holt
Lewis Calming
Porper Et Pearson
Taylor
Cainel
Globalice
Aviator Coney Seriously Hurt in Monroe Plane Crash
Miss Natchez report: Lieutenant Coney a continental flyer badly injured when his airplane crashed near Monroe Louisiana. He was brought to a sanitarium in Natchez in serious condition. Doctors say he is paralyzed chest down and unable to determine if recovery is possible. He spent a comfortable night after the crash and physicians caution on the prospects.
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Natchez
Coney
Monroe
Lia
Coney Sill
Easter Showers Forecast Across Nation Warned
Washington officials forecast chances of showers from Atlantic to Pacific for Easter, with cooler temps expected in the Midwest and Mississippi Valley regions. The official meteorologist urged umbrellas as people plan outdoor activities on Easter Day.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Gulf
Middle West
Giant Lakes
Mississippi Valle
Big demand for sweet pea seeds on Good Friday
Seed merchants report high demand for sweet pea seeds across stores on Good Friday. Stores sold out twice and had to be restocked, while merchants note the day is seen as favorable for planting. Many yards in New Castle are expected to feature sweet peas this year if remaining seeds sprout.
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New Castle
Governor Sproul Attends New Castle Consistory Event
Governor William Sproul and Carnegie Steel executives attend a New Castle Consistory reception and banquet on a Friday in March. The governor speaks on loyalty to state and nation, presents a silver chest to Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wallace, with music by the Carnsegh Steel Band of Farrell and the Consistory choir.
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New Castle
William ¢. Sproul
Homer D. Williams
Carnegie Steel Company
John S. Oursler
Odd J. H. Hartauff
F. W. Hixon
Allegheny’ College
Meadville
Williams
Hixon
Nnd
Sproul
Jenny I. Wallace
John S. Wallace
Farrell
Robinson Is Given Three Months To Jail
Longo Robinson alias Lonze Scra tcheon convicted of larceny of a 320 gold piece and sentenced to three months in jail by Judge Emery this morning. also to pay the costs. He was represented by J. kider Bryan. Mike Kunea paroled after a plea by S. DB. Clark. previously in juvenile court. Patsey Monica paroled on payment of fines and costs for selling liquor. Van Williams alias doe Williaime sentenced for breaking and entering to not less than 18 months nor more than life in the penitentiary by Judge Mc Laughry.
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Longo Robinson
Lonze Scratcheon
Theunly
Emery
J. Kider Bryan
Mike Kunea
S. DB. Clark
Patsey Monica
Finn
Thomas W. Dickey
van Williams
Doe Williaime
Lareen
McLaughry
Pity Those French Soap Box Orators at Home and Abroad
Washington reports French orators may urge their countrymen to demand repayment of Revolutionary debts owed to France by the United States. Officials say no inquiry has reached U.S. authorities, and the chants in Parliament are seen as political claptrap for domestic consumption rather than a matter of American concern.
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Washington
Wille
United States
German Delegation Denies Parations Report
A Paris report claims a German delegation issued a denial stating they did not feed any reply to the Allied reparations note of Thursday. The German side said their response had not been tendered to the Allies.
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F Internaional
Paris
McCaig Pushes Plan To Trim State Budget
Harrisburg dispatch reports Representative William J. McCaig, chair of the house appropriations committee, urges a business like approach to cut a $100,000,000 revenue into allocations of about $96 to $100 million. He says all departments must retrench, cut demands to the bone, and act as servants of the people while avoiding factionalism. The state budget request totals rise from $43,169,156.80 to $53,? million with education and higher institutions facing large increases. continuation on page two.
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Harrisburg
Whan
William J. McCaig
House Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
McCaig
Beeney
State Department
University of
Central Germany Quiet After Tense Fighting
Frank B Mason reports central Germany calmer after two days of clashes between government forces and communists. Halle’s utilities are back in government control. Histeries was recaptured, while communists sought talks before an assault. Authorities report no dynamite plot to blow police HQ in Berlin. large dynamite stock discovered. In Japan and Bochum, agitators unable to trigger uprisings. Also Columbus exhibitors mostly back the theatre ban on Clara Smith Humph plays.
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Frank B. Mason
Berlin
Germany
Halle
Communista
Lokal Anzeigar
Japan
Bochum
Naval Flyers Believed Lost In Tropical Forests
A missing naval air station balloon with five crew members is believed to have landed in a tropical forest along the Calhoun or Bay counties coast. Weather analysis suggests it drifted off course despite southerly winds. Authorities dispatched a dirigible to scour inland forests for the crew, who may have cut the basket and sought refuge in rigging as buoyancy declined. An eagle reported zigzagging near the area.
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International News Service
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Air Station
Calhoun
Reed
Idenignant Fleed
Farida
Bishop Corrigan To Administrate Diocesan Affairs
Bishop Owen B. Corrigan of the Baltimore archdiocese is named administrator of diocesan affairs while awaiting Cardinal Gibbons successor. Speculation suggests possible picks include O Connell Richina Va Russell Wilmington Monaghan Wilmington Del O Callen St Angualine Phu Haid North Carolina and Shahan rector of the Catholic University at Washington, pending appointment.
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Iauuornational
Owen B. Corrigan
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Iate
Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
O'Connell
Richina
Russell
Charleston
Monaghan
Strikes Spread Across Berlin Factories
Berlin notes mass meetings by communists in various suburbs this afternoon. Fighting reportedly flared again at Kislehen with government troops, who claimed victory but with heavy casualties on both sides.
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Mason International News Service
Sraff
Berlin
Adviras
Kislehen
Not Guilty Verdicts Return in Two Commonwealth Cases
In the case of the commonwealth against John Fehred with Assault and Battery the jury found not guilty but taxed costs. A not guilty verdict was also returned in the case of the commonwealth against Steve Zepka.
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The
Commonwealth
John Fehred
Steve Zepka
Bandit Trio Robbed Castle Restaurant In Daring Breakin
A trio of young men about 22 years old robbed the Castle restaurant on East Washington Street at 2 a.m. seizing the waiter and stealing cash after pulling a gun. Suspects fled toward Youngstown streetcar line. two men later identified as John Cocovich and Pete Davis were captured in Lowellville and held for investigation. The waiter and owner identified the pair at the city lockup and an alderman information for robbery will be filed.
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Lowellville
Castle
East Washington Street
T. Jones
John Young
Youngstown
Bureau
Lowellvile
Tyrrell
Washington Street
Inc
Crystal Palace
Tiburglars
Crvatel Palace
N Castle
Robery
J. Elder
Creighton G. Lagan
John Cocovich
Pete Davis
Dr Temple to Speak in New Castle Monday
Congressman Henry W Temple, a top Washington figure, plans a Monday address at the New Castle High School on national problems and conditions. Admission is charged to aid the American Legion and the fundraiser benefits the Legion Home fund. Westminster College music head Neilsen and his services are part of the program.
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Henry W. Temple
Washington
New Castle
Temple
American Legion
Legion Home Fund
Rer Neilsen
Tempie Per Neilsen
Westminster College
Neilsen
Dr. Temple
Three Arrested For Mail Theft In Chicago
International News Service reports three men William Kriewer Isadore Goldberg and C A Jerres were arrested in connection with a January 18 Union Station mail robbery worth 1 009 040. Bonds valued at 234 000 were recovered. Kriewer claims he found 44 000 bonds and handed them to Goldberg who passed them to Jerres. Jerres attempted to sell the bonds to a brokerage house triggering the arrests. Further arrests and recovery of the remaining loot are expected.
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International News Service
Chicago
Attesis
Union Station
William Kriewer
Isadore Goldberg
Goldberg
Jetree
Krietzer
Jétree
Thomas files gas complaint in Harrisburg
Internacional News Services reports H. Thomas of Erie has filed a complaint with the commission against a Pennsylvania gas company. He seeks to compel mains from Tenth Street and Werehler Avenue to the 280 House on the West Side and for Ferncliff houses. Thomas says the homes use coal furnaces and desires natural gas for heating.
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Internacional News
Harrisburg
Garlo
H.thomas
Erie
Mannaylvania Cag Company
Tenth Street
Werehler Avenue
United States Housing Corporation
Ferncliff
Mr. Thomas
Death Notice Fragments From Obituary Row
Fragmentary death record mentions multiple individuals including Mrs. Wander aged 5 and Eleanor Pendleton. Other entries reference Mrs. Margaret Rigby Roden attorney Harlansbury pond and Wan Wey aged 37 at 508 North Liberty Street in New Castle Cedar Rigids.
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Mr. Wander
Jane Croton Arene
Margaret Rigby Roden
Harlansbury Pond
Bart Mullen
New Castle
Eleanor Pendleton
Cedar Rigids
Wan Wey
Liberty Street
Confused OCR Tales From A Murky News Page
A jumbled OCR fragment reports multiple local items from West Virginia and Pennsylvania. It mentions a death by poisoning, a hospital admittance, a crime involving Easter apparel theft, and a disputed marriage custody scenario. Names and places include Weston WV Bradford PA Wilsonburg WV Poeedom Passow Corradeny Ohio River.
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Legion Home
Soviet
U. S
Pearson Street
Arthur Memeter
Robinson
Vir Williams
Aaughrey
France
Eisleben
Mf Halle
Medric
Water Jannta
Isxen and
Bochum Quiet
Columona
Mareh
Colimbus
Clara Smith Humop
Grew
Corrigan
Soldier’s Home
Thomas
Yoggs
Porm
Enos Oar
Roghy Snedrh
Bradford
Mae Madinall
Weston
W.va
Huerghirs
Wilsonburg
Ohio River
Poeedom
Huntingden
Mois
Roo
Gitt
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