County Officials Direct Extension Of Auditing Work
County officials moved to audit the books of County Treasurer Hartland covering 1936 to now. Bertha Patterson, ousted deputy treasurer, was re arreste d on new embezzlement charges after pleading guilty. The 1935 Wolf and Camp audit will be extended to Hartland. A corps of assistants will aid the audit and tax lien verifications will be checked with Prothonotary records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Floyd L. Corton
Cremer Ho Baltinger
A R Turner
Frank W. Hill
John G. Lamoree
William McElwee, Jr
Ralph Cooper
Joseph H. Hartland
Certified Public
Bertha P. Patterson
Paul A. Welsh
L. GC. Mantz
Wolf and Camp
Hartland
Pada A. Edgar
Pleasant but imperfect city scenes and street quarrels
The notice chronicles rough spots by the main highway in PA New and children enjoying Neshannoth creek on a warm Sunday. It reports bicycle racing three abreast on Jefferson street amid heavy traffic. A woodpecker's distress calls echo in Gaston Park as a continuation note hints at further details on the next page.
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East Washington and
Pearson Streets
Pa Nene
Jefferson Street
Daily Weather Report for period ending Sunday evening
The report lists maximum 74 and minimum 38 degrees, with precipitation figures. It notes river stage at 4 and includes stated weather statistics for the period ending Sunday evening.
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Miami Los
Japan Ready to Wage War Against China Says Hirota
Tokyo May 9 Japan is fully prepared to carry military operations against China until the two year war ends, Foreign Minister Koki Hirota told International News Service in an exclusive interview. He reaffirmed friendship with Italy and indicated the Italo Japanese pact against Communism strengthens anti Communist ties, noting Britain Italy accord does not diminish Japan's enthusiasm for the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Young
International News Service
Tokyo
Japan
China
Koki Hirota
International News Service Today
Inform
Italy
Great Britain
Triumphant Send Off Given Hitler In Italy
Adolf Hitler left by train for Florence as Benito Mussolini accompanied him on a special rail journey. Crowds cheered in Rome with King Victor Emmanuel greeting the German leader. The trip aimed to view Florence art treasures amid Italy's strengthened alliance.
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Hitler
Italy
Frank Gervasi
Supoauivat
Rome
Adolf Hitler
Florence
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emanuel
Three Killed In Plane Crash Near Ordway
An amateur stunt flight by a pilot giving passengers a thrill caused a fatal crash near Ordway, Colorado. Victims were J Turk Williams age 35, owner and pilot. Ross Malone age 35, laborer. and Delane O'Dell age 13, a grammar school student, all Ordway residents. Deputy Virgil Carroll said the plane fell from about 500 feet after dangerous maneuvers, then crashed in a fall. Williams and Malone were married. Williams was father of three.
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International News Service
Pueblo
Colc
Ordway
Here
J. (Turk) Williams
Ross Malone
Delane O'Dell
Virgil Carroll
Williams
Malone
Eath
Trainmen Set to Fight Wage Cut at Jubilee Meeting
DETROIT May 9 delegates to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers marked a fight against wage cuts for railroad engineers. Alvaney Johnson said the cuts are unjustified and warned they would be fought to the bitter end. He blamed over-capitalization for railroad troubles, citing a line with $13,000,000 more stock and bonds than appraisal value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Detroit
Alvaney Johnson
Brotharwood
Brotherhood
Johnson
Senate Approves Tax Bill Report
Senate approves the conference report on a 230,000,000 tax bill in Washington. The action moved swiftly, with Mississippi Senator as finance chair presenting the measure. The final Senate action time is not recorded. report sent to the president for signature.
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Senate
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Joseph S McCann Dies Sunday Eve in Hospital
Joseph S McCann of 316 Sheridan avenue a member of Reynolds Summers and McCann died Sunday night after a week long illness from an ear infection. Born December 23 1280 in New Castle he worked for Cooper and Butler 26 years then Summers and McCann. Survived by Minnie M Epbhinger wife, brother Robb H McCann sister Elizabeth Patterson, and civic and fraternal members. Service at 2:30 PM Wednesday at Rev S Z Irvine’s, burial Oak Park cemetery.
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Joseph S. McCann
Sheridan Avenue
Reynolds, Summers and McCann
Mr. McCann
New Castle
Sylvester McCann
Heas
Cooper and Butler
Whe & Ten
A Summers and McCann
Cooper and Buller
Minnie
Epbinger
Robb H. McCann
Elizabeth Patterson
McCann
Valley of New Castle
Sylvan Heights
S. Z. Irvine
Oak Park Cemetery
Will Improve Public Square With Stone Wall Work
About twenty workmen have begun excavating at the Diamond Public Square to construct a rock wall around the entire square with pillars at intervals. Fifteen men are at the quarry preparing stone for the project. The completed wall will enhance appearance and protect grass and shrubbery.
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W. PB
Diamond Public Square
Reappoint Officers to Police Bureau Today
Upon Mayor Charles E. McGrath's recommendation, four officers were reappointed for ten days each. John Winerk Clarence Welch Thomas Farrow and Thomas J. Boyles will continue temporarily as city police officers during the short extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. McGrath
John Winerk
Clarence Welch
Thomas Farrow
Thomas J. Boyles
Adjournement Of Congress May Be Delayed
President Roosevelt returns from vacation to face appeals from readers in the wage hour fight. Leaders assure early passage of a huge spending program and final passage of the naval expansion bill. Quarrels over helium shipments in Germany and the Spanish arms embargo lift question the advisers. Continued on page fifteen.
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William
Neal International Sewa Service Stat
Washington
Roosevel
Roosevelt
Germany
President Roosevelt Returns to White House After Caribbean Cruise
Roosevelt met with top congressional leaders to map speedier adjournment of the New Deal program. Key officials said the hour wage bill would reach one house on May 23, a major spending bill would be tackled this week, and the tax conference report would be sent to the Senate tomorrow.
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George Durno
Washington
Mey
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Pit Four
White House
Conrtass
Garner
Bankhead
Senate
Barkiey
House
Rayburn
Prominent New York Civic Leader Stricken by Heart Attack
Emanuel Shenken, a leading New York civic figure and president of Haney Furniture, is seriously ill after a severe heart attack Sunday evening. His residence is on Leasure Avenue.
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Emanuel Shenken
Newte
Haney Furnituré Company
Mr. Shenkan
Leasuré Avenue
Death Notices List From May 9 1838 Record
A May 9 1838 death summary lists Joseph McCann 57 of 316 Amer idan avenue Mrs Kerziah Brittain 88 New Galilee Vincenzo Latiano 72 New Castle Ralph Garl Sepie 29 Bessemer George W Vanstorn 70 Little Beaver township Harry K Gwing 4 percent Mr Jackson Teed Charles K Gallagher 32 Midland Pa Mrs Rebecca Jane Fox McCurdy 190 736 Butter avenue Andeton P Gibson 77 Slippery Rock township Ww McKay Utica Pa Ann Evans 14 North Liberty Street Mrs Sarah Christie Beatty Detroit Mich Johnny Connie Wardman 51 Fallwood City Joseph Bingen 73 Newport Pa Louis Garber 71 Beaver Falls Pa Margaret Mary Aushonse two months 20 Borough Line Street
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Ww. McKay
Utica
Ann Evans
North Lihtreet
Sarah Christie Beatty
Detroi
Mich
Johny
Conniey Wardman
Fllwood City
Joseph Bingen
Newport
Louis Garber
Beaver Falls
Margaret Mary Aushonse
Borough Line Street
Hitler Returns Toward Berlin After Rome Visit
International News Service reports Adolf Hitler traveled by special train back toward Berlin from Rome. He arrived in Florence shortly after 2 p.m. E.D.T. on the journey, continuing his post trip transit.
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Internations
Florence
Italy
Berlin
Rome
Reichsfuehvrer
Adolf Hitler
Young Girl Missing Near Kane Pennsylvnia
Four year old Marjorie West vanished while picking flowers with her sister on Morrison Marshburg road, about 18 miles northwest of Kane. An army of 500 searchers from CCC camps, state police, National Guard and forest crews combed a mile by four mile area around the shallow stream and hillside crevices, hoping she wandered off or fell victim to the terrain or a crevice, with no trace found by nightfall.
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View
Morrison-Marlbourge
Kane
Allegheny Forest
C. C. GC. Bors
Klindike
Oid
Hunt State Motor Police
Bradford National Guard Company
Clyde C. Potter
Former Circus Executive Sentenced To Two Years In Tax Case
New York May 9 former vice president and general counsel of Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey combined circus John M Kelley received a two year sentence and 12000 fine for income tax evasion. Two former internal revenue agents were also sentenced for aiding Kelley and the late Charles Ringling. Nathaniel P Rabner received a year and a day plus 3000 fine. Charles O M Greer of Sarasota Florida got three months and 1000 fine.
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International News Service
New York
John M., Kelley
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Murray Hulberk
Internal Revenue
Kelley
Nathaniel PF. Rabner Washington
Two Small Fires Reported Sunday in City
City firemen were called out twice Sunday afternoon for rubbish fires. At 12:57 they were summoned to the rear of 121 West Long Avenue where rubbish was found ablaze. At 2:30 paper was found afire in the rubbish bin on the city parking lot at the foot of Mercer Street.
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West Long Avenue
Mercer Street
Dramatic Session Of Nations League Opens
The Nations League session opens amid tensions with Ethiopia. Haile Selassie, the black bearded Negus of Abyssinia, may appear before the council to present his case. observers fear the council will strip him of leadership.
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Nations’ League
Sessiional
Rotarians To Aid Recreation Site Plan
Rotary recreation committee led by R D Rosenberger Preston Flaherty and Rev Fr Joseph A Doerr seeks council cooperation to develop Rosena site as a playground this year The city and the Pennsylvania Power campus will oversee the site for one year Oiling will reduce dust and the city will provide 1400 feet of wire fence to enclose the proposed playground for children Continued on page three
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Rotary
R. D. Rosesberger
Preston Flaherty
Joseph A. Doerr
Rity Yall
Rosena
Rosenberger
Croton Avenue
Californians Visit Mercer County Noted Grower Ties
Mrs. Janvis M. Leslie of California visited New Castle on Saturday meeting District Attorney L. Alley and relatives. Mr. Leslie, a Mercer County native forty years ago, is now president of the California Grape Growers Association and ships hundreds of tons of raisins annually to the world market.
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Janvis M. Leslie
California
New Castle
L. Alley
Leslie
Mercer County
California Grape Growers Association
District Two BPW Club Gathering at Castle Field Club
Miss Sue Wigley addressed the assembled District Two BPW clubs at Castle Field Club on Saturday evening, noting progress and honoring local and visiting members. The semi formal dinner drew about one hundred attendees from Ellwand City Royal Valley Indiana Butler and the Grand Junior Business and Professional Women's clubs of New Castle with New Castle hosts serving throughout the evening.
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Pelumet
Castle Field Club
Seit Vesing
Ellwand City
Royal Vateyarming
Indiana
Butler
Rand
New Castle
Chahar Province Joins With China in War Action
A garbled dispatch reports Chahar Province joining China in the Sino-Japanese war. It mentions light forces and mobile columns crossing the Great Wall to attack Japanese positions near the core of Chumrping, northwest of Poping, with other movements at Yangs Lanching and Tutt sib.
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China
Great Wall
Quecola
Chumrping
Poping
Yangs Lanching
Tutt Sib
California crash injures thirty in fiery intersection collision
A severe California road crash injures thirty people when a sedan and two others collided at a street intersection. One car overturned, ambulances transported victims to a nearby hospital while fire crews arrived to control the scene.
Supreme Court Asked To Block Grand Jury Probe
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court was urged to block a grand jury investigation into charges tied to ousted Attorney General Charles J. Marchaut. Governor Hiecpen sought a court ruling to halt the probe amid concerns about executive overreach and judicial control in Harrisburg.
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Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Earle
Hs VW Il
Ade
Phila
Covernar Hiecpen
Newed
A of Whine Crunts
Raul Jars
Lriheary
Ani
Campaign Is Just Begun Amid Turmoil Abroad
Fragmented OCR text loosely references a political campaign kickoff with scattered names and places, but content is unclear. No complete events or entities emerge to form a definite summary.
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Mom Om
Penfield Fox
City Forester
Gaston Park
Daily Weather Report
Colorado
Senate Today
Naxitt Sut
Joseph
Congress
Kane, Pa
Marjorie West
Big Circus
King George VI
Queen Elizabeth
George VI
Westminster Cathedral
London
Jon Bowes- Lyon
Viscount Anson
Margaret Rose
Elizabeth
Dreee
Rotarians
BPW
Field Club
Miss Sue Wigley
Chahar Province
Seyhon
Tba
Creeney Hospital
Flea Greyeuicu
Har A. Schmader
Gur BK
Gor
M For & R
A‘y
Arthur Mometer
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