Debt Status Is Again Called To Attention
United States urges concrete overtures from France on funding its war debt exceeding four billion dollars. Despite denials, Washington has signaled Paris through informal channels that action is needed, with Ambassador Herrick conveying admin views to French officials.
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Ty George K. Holmes
Washington
France
United States
State Department
Povortaway
Paris
Herrick
Plan To Question Large Number On Missing Babies
New York May 11 The district attorney's office planned to question undertakers physicians and nurses to discover what happened to missing babies at Mrs Helen Auguste Geisen Volk infantorium. The missing children were not among twenty three babies who died white pastured at the infantorium.
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International News Service
New York
District Attorney's Office
Todsy
Helen Auguste Geisen-Volk
Rescue Of Child Success Heroic Mother Is Dead
Mrs. Walter Farmaworth a 24 year old who saved her baby daughter from a fire in Vienna Trumbull county died at Warren Hospital The mother rushed into the burning building and seized the child from a crib in a dramatic rescue that ended in her death
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Youngstown
Walter Farmaworth
Vienna
Trumbull County
Warren Hospital
Early Summer Dawn Awakens The City
Poem-like prose recalls the joy of early summer mornings. The speaker contrasts waking before dawn with the ten o clock show of morning light, celebrating cool air, dewy grass, and the freshness of a world waking. The piece hints at childlike wonder and the seasonal shift toward June.
How So Called Judge's Pension Would Affect Lawrence County Court
The piece examines the so called Judges Pension act and its impact on Lawrence County. It explains that state paid salaries for supreme and appellate judges come from the state treasury, with counties not responsible for pensions. It notes the question of county liability if a judge serves twenty years, and signals continuation on page two.
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Lawrence County
Lawrance
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Court of Common Pleas
Hiad
Shepherd Counsel Plans Attack On State Witnesses
Defense strategy for William Shepherd murder case centers on discrediting state witnesses with Clarence Darrow aiding as advisory defense witness. Darrow aims to challenge Fosberg claims about poisons and germs and attack co defendant Farman as a diploma mill physician. Also notes Dartemburg Cemetery charter granted by Lawrence county court.
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Darrow
Shephard Cage
George A. Fosberg
Saya Fosberg
Fosberg
Shepherd
Leopold- Loeb
Fosberge
Richard Loeb
Loeb
Fosberger
Tim
Charles G. Farman
Billy McClintock
Faiman
Minneapolis
Sneak Thief Targets East Side Homes In Broad Area Burglary
Three homes on East Side were entered Saturday evening in a two block area. At the Jones residence on East Washington street the burglar was seen and frightened away while a grandparent bathed inside. Items taken include two dresses two ladies rings with diamonds and turquoise and gold cuff links. The McBride home on Almirs avenue was broken into by a window lock to steal clothing and jewelry. The Moore residence on Morton street was entered with a skeleton key and ransacked, leaving only about $2.50 cash missing.
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Thore
L.T. “Moore
Morton Street
H. F. McBride
Almirs Avenue
G. W. Jones
Washington Street
Jones
McBride
L. T. Moore
M. Enwance
Death notices for several individuals with addresses and ages
Death records list Mrs Caroling Breno age 72 of Fidelieu Avenue Charles O Waiton age 52 of Scorn Jowiship Samuel Groida age 38 of East Wallace Avenue Miss Margaret A Martin Hos can Mass 6A Anne Kee Williams age 38 Jackson Center.
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Caroling Breno
Fidelieu Avenue
Charles O. Waiton
Samuel Groida
East Wallace Avenue
Margaret A. Martin
Hoscan
Mass
Anne Kee Williams
Jackson Center
Traffic accidents in New Castle area May 9 to May 30
Record notes 258 persons injured and 63 fatalities in traffic incidents in the New Castle county area. Four fatalities occurred outside the city and 225 within the city limits.
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New Castle
Aera
Rum Fleet Battles Fog in New York Harbor Blockade
In thick fog the U S dry navy and coast guard held a tight blockade off New York as rum runners sought a new base. One boat broke through, tossing cargo before escaping. eight large vessels faced 38 patrol craft, with fifty vessels on three day tours for the long blockade.
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New York Harbor
Virginia Capes
Rum Row
Rev F E Reese Delivers Farewell at Central Church
Rev F E Reese delivers valedictory in morning service and formally leaves as pastor of Central Presbyterian Church after five years In the evening he declares the pulpit vacant Two large congregations attend with special music Plans announced for his move to Aberdeen South Dakota to lead First Presbyterian Church Regular services continue as a supply committee oversees calls and installation of a new pastor
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F. E. Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
Reese
New Castle
Aberdeen
First Presbyterian Church
Central Church
Likentine
Attempt To Jar Sunken Ship To Release Bodies
International News Service reports from Memphis that the steamer Norman lies 16 miles from the city with 23 victims trapped. Engineers plan to jar loose the hull later today using heavy anchors and three dredges, hoping bodies surface. two have been recovered so far.
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International News Service
Memphis
Tenn
Donald H. Connelly
United States Engineers
Mississippi
Pittsburgh Accident Lands Five in Hospital
In Pittsburgh on May 11 Mrs. Macy Gross 55 of New Castle Pa was injured when her car collided with another vehicle. She was treated at West Penn Hospital and expected to be released this afternoon. Also injured were John Gross 60 Mrs Harold Woods 21 and Thomas Cooley 12 all of New Castle.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Macy Gross
New Castle
West Penn’ Hospital
Lamoree to graduate from University of Michigan this spring
Lamoree will be graduated in spring from the University of Michigan representing New Castle among the graduates. He will receive his degree from the college of Modern Arts, and has a consistent scholastic record. He is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity.
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Ann: Arbor
Lamoree
New Castle
University of Michigan
College of
Mwderal Arta
Sigma Nui i
Endress Relief Fund Nears $1,300 Total
Endress Relief Fund totals rose to 1274.46 by 11 am after an $161 weekend jump. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church contributed 102 during Sunday services, with Rev A M Stump reporting the gift. fund remains open for further donations via the News.
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John Endress
New Wilmington Road
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. M. Stump
Stump
Hoover Says Cure For All Ills Not Up To Government
President Hoover addresses members of advertising clubs stressing the nation must rely on private enterprise and consumer choice rather than government control to solve economic and social problems.
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Hoover
Cinternational News Service
Houston
Tex
Secretary of Commerce
Washington
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Woaver
France Debt Talks Delay Pending Budget Balance
Paris reports France cannot discuss war debts with Washington until its budget is balanced. Caillaux plans increases in tobacco and income taxes to raise funds as officials note Ambassador Herrick showed no urgency or demands for a reply.
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Frank KE
Mason
International News Service
Paris
France
Washington
Caillaux
Foreign Office
Water service outage planned for part of city tonight
Water service will be off starting at 10 o'clock in the upper North Hill and East Site districts for about one hour while permanent repairs are completed. The disruption follows a temporary break repaired Saturday night.
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North Hill
East Site
Marriage Licenses Jack McNab Again New Castle in D
Marriage licenses listed include Jack McNab and Mary McClintoc from New Castle with others such as Franklin Esther AL Dean and Rene from Carlton, Pa. The OCR text is noisy but names and locations indicate a local licensing notice.
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Jack McNab
Inauguration in Berlin Welcomes Pant Windenburg President
Berlin greets the new president elect Pant Windenburg as sixteen thousand police guard the event and a half million spectators crowd the march from Herrstrasse station to Wilhelmstrasse Palace. Chancellor Luther and officials attend the reception at the station. The president will reside at the Wilhelmstrasse Palace until the presidential palace is ready.
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S. D. Weyer
International Mews
Berlin
Pant Windenburg
Luther
General von Seekt
Herrstrasse
Hindenburg
Wilhelmstrasse Palace
Rum runners to move to Virginia feared by coast guard
International News Service reports from New York that smugglers, unable to land cargo, plan to break the Virginia Capes blockade as Coast Guard patrols intensify. The seizure of the fast launch Eloise with 300 cases of liquor near Virginia last week is cited as proof of full enforcement. Suspects W. J. Conover and John Doane of Atlantic City and Jesse Fowler of Norfolk were brought before S. S. Commissioner Peterson after being captured aboard the Mascoutin.
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International News Service
Norfolk
New York
Coast Guard
Virginia Capes
Virginia
S. S
Peterson
Mascoutin
W. J. Conover
John Doane
Atlantic City
X. J
Jesse Fowler
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