Search In Hoods For Missing Girl Extended Today
Bradford Pa May 12 an army of 10000 men and state police scoured the woods for four year old Marion since she vanished while picking. The operation divided the area into 250 foot sections with a 25 man detail at Morrison Marshburg road. Leaders warned the force to work thoroughly or go hungry. This was the final search day and plans called for a 10 mile hike through heavy brush for fit men. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean County
John Henry Quirt
Bradford City
Bradford
Old Marion
Zeta
Keck
Morrison-Marshburg Road
Hugh J. Ryan
Marshburg
Marjory
Heav
A. M. Galvad
International Service
RIQ DE Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
Bahia
Atl
Rio de Janeiro
Presient
Vargas
Pape
New York
Pennsylvania
Names From a New Castle Directory Mix Famous Surnames
A local directory shows numerous instances of famous surname spellings and mixed up given names. The list includes William Howards and Bette Davises among many others, with several John McCarmicks and Charles Rogers, plus odd notes about residents and a garden scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wilam Hoyds
Charles Boyer
Charles Chapin
Robert Avin— Strongs
Tom Brown
Willuan Odiliers
Bette Davises
Chree James Dunns
Jon Halter Chure Mc@arilys
John McCaramicks
Jean Parker
Jol Payne
Willan Powells
Charles Rogers
Mytha Lay
Donald Wood
Raber Youngs
George Burns
Gracie Alien
P. S. and
Torres
Bob Burns
Daily Weather Report United States Period Ending Five Orlock
The report summarizes the daily weather across the United States ending at five oclock. It notes minimum temperatures and forecasts no precipitation for the date. The period covers regional readings and expected conditions with emphasis on temperature and precipitation absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mimnism
Tempyr Preemitatia Rover
Recovery Bill Placed For Passage In House
Washington May 12 The omnibus Treasury Bill worth 3 054 423 000 faces swift passage in the House with a solid Democratic majority backing the measure. Rep Woodrum of Virginia predicted about a three to one favorable vote while noting nearly all opposition would come from Republicans. The bill’s rural electrification funds were adjusted after President Roosevelt approved a 60 000 RFC amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Humphreys
National News Service
Washington
House
Rep
Woodrum
Virginia
Rural Electrification Administration
Roosevelt
Board tackles routine school matters and new member
The school board met at the administration building on East Street to cover routine items. A new member, Preston, was sworn in replacing Walter Duff. Principal Black was named for Lincoln Garfield pid Pollock schools for 1938 29 term with prior experience. Bills, insurance, and retirement fund payments were approved along with street oiling and enumerator appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattle Morehan
Cmme
East Street
Robert
Presto
Walter W. Duff
Preston
Daniel B. Woolcock
Dull
CG. Black
Lincoln-Garfield
Hughes
Nanrance
George Washington
James H. Foster
Willian Lyons
Banquet at Union High Well Attended
Union High School hosted the annual Library Club banquet with about 150 mothers and daughters attending. Miss Ruth Reynolds directed the program and introduced Miss Patricia Allen as hostess. Speakers included Judge Travers and Mrs Rose Travers, Irene Calderwood sang, Enna Hathaway read, Helen Sugabiella played piano, and Carnie Jeffry Roberts was the main speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Library Club
Prompuy
Ruth Reynolds
Rose C. Travers
Irene Calderwood
Enna Hathaway
Helen Sugabiella
Robert Mek
Carnie Jeffiry Roberts
Server Devs
Union U-Hi Bays
Tent Caterpillars Enter Local District Invasion
Extension official Harold McCulloch reports tent caterpillars are appearing in large numbers in the eastern county. No state program to combat them exists though WPA projects previously tackled similar riddle. Arsenical spray is best, but cutting and burning webs also suggested. burning may scatter worms back to trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold FR. McCulloch
Lawrence Cownty Agricultural Extension Association
Townsmen Banquet Set for May 25, President Announces
Townsmen members will hold a banquet on May 25 as they prepare to launch a vacation schedule after outdoor programs replace indoor meetings in June July and August. President Lauri G. Laurell announced the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauri G. Laurell
Death Record notices from Shenango to Williams streets
Death notices from Shenango Township to North Lima list multiple individuals with ages and locations. Included are Phyllis Pearl McDevitt aged six, Mrs. James H. McDevitt aged 26, Mrs. Jacob F. Gudekunst aged 78, Mrs. Dietro Sophia aged 48, and several others with partial names and towns such as Ellwood City Hillsville and Williams Street near the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McDevitt
Shenango Township
Phyllis Pearl McDevitt
Shinerango Township
Jacob F. Gudekunst
Buter County
Dietro Sophia
Ellwood City
Twenty Ninth St Vitus Dinner Dance Draws Big Crowd
A huge crowd attended the twenty-ninth annual St Vitus church dinner and dance at New Castle Cathedral. More than 2000 people gathered for the event, with 380 pounds of spaghetti served and live dinner music throughout. The Rev Fr Nicholas DeMita and the committee thank all who helped make the evening a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
St. Vitus
South Side
Nicholas DeMita
Cornerstone To Be Laid May 21 at Slippery Rock College
Slippery Rock Pa May 12 The cornerstone laying for the new Malibu Memorial Library at Slippery Rock Teachers College will occur during Alumni Day Saturday May 21. Alumni registrations begin at 9 a.m. with class reunions and luncheons, a 2 20 p m cornerstone ceremony, and a 5 30 p m banquet followed by dancing. The project covers five new buildings valued at about 1 200 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
New Malibu
Teachers College
B.S
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
William M. Glark and Company, Inc
New Castle
State Teachers College
Hraperty and
Arjuny Colegrove
Weather Records Shatter in Pittsburgh Area
Record breaking cold and heavy frost hit the Pittsburgh area with a 67 year May 12 low of 33 at the airport, 27 at a Brooksville Farms home. The frost likely damaged fruit trees and crops as forecasters warned of continued cold before a warming trend tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conternational
Serytesy
Pittsburgh
W. S. Broinsman
Brooksole Farms
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Cascade Lake Draining Under WPA Supervision
Cascade Lake is being drained by WPA workers under Manager G Coulthard at Cascade Park to clean the lake and allow water to be pumped into the bathing pool. Fish warden Cling White will oversee fish rescue as water flows from the spillway. director J B Alexander notes no fish were caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
G. Coulthard
Cascnade Park
Parks
J. DB
Alexander
Senator Davis Joins Pinchot-Hare Slate in Allegheny County
Senator James J. Davis was formally added to the Pinchot Hare slate in Allegheny County. Horace Thomas Jr, county manager for Pinchot, announced the decision after a meeting with Davis leaders amid the bid for the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olnrnational
Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
Pinchot-Hareris Jones
Allegheny County
Horace Thomas, Jr
Allegheny
Gifford Pinchot
Sor Baverner
Davis Eaders
Request City To Pave Four Streets
City council session heard petitions from property owners seeking paving for four streets: DuShane Street and Chestnut Street between East Washington and Ray Street. Saul Jefferson Street near Litho. Phillips Street between South Mill Street and Pol Jock Avenue. petitions referred to committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuShane
Chestnut Street
East Washington
Ray Street
Saul Jefferson
Phillips Sheet Betwen
Mill Street
Pol- Jock Avenue
Haile Selassie Pleads for Abyssinian Independence
In Geneva on May 12 the worn former emperor Haile Selassie spoke from a spokesman at the League of Nations council. He vowed his followers would continue war against Italian invaders without quarter, as Britain and France urged recognition to guard against wider war. The council granted member nations a free hand to act on recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Britain
Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
JO O 4
Abyssinia
Operight
Haile Selassie
Alo Taezaz
Viscount Halifax
Georges Bonnet
Council
Rail Wage Cut Notice Is Given By Trade Group
May 12 report from Hong Kong says Japanese forces seized Amoy Island after fierce fighting and Chinese defenders surrendered. Mainland pockets still resist. foreigners at Amoy appeared safe. In China railroads plan to cut wages 15 percent from July 1, sparking alarm among rail workers and officials. Cleveland leaders call the wage move a fatal step for the industry and broader economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Per
Armoy
Amoy
Warsiries
China
Ford Challenges N L R B in Labor Board Case
Ford Motor Company filed a challenge to the National Labor Relations Board in a case before the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Covington Kentucky. The action questions whether Benjamin Cohen Thomas Corcoran John L Lewis or Homer Martin influenced the boards functions and seeks to overturn an order allowing the board to file actions against the firm on December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford Mavor Company Today
National Labor Relations Board
Giilty
Emilpaby
Benjamin Cohen
Thomas Corcoran
John L. Lewis
Homer Martin
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Covington
Ford Company 18
NLRB
Imater
U S Protest Over Nazi Seizures
The United States lodged a formal protest to Germany over the expropriation of property belonging to Jews. The note cited a violation of Germany’s treaty of friendship with the United States insofar as it impacts American Jews. Berlin was told the action contravenes the treaty and demands reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Servicer
Washington
Agansh Germanny
Amelia Ambassado
Hugh Ro Wilson
Berlin
Germany
United States
Ford City Woman Held In Death Of Her Husband
Ford City Pa May 12 Hoffman 28 is held without bail for the June term in connection with his death. Daereld 24 faced a hearing before Justice Storey and other charges were added. Hoffman’s wife claims her husband fired both shots that killed him and a coroner’s inquest supported the possibility both shots could have been fired by Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Ford City
Heffman
Husband
Daereld
Justice of the Peace Jurats
Hoffman
J. N. Boyer
Hoffman Aes
Young Won
Ube Marine
President Roosevelt asks McAdoo to run for re election
San Francisco May 12 President Roosevelt directly urged Senator William Gibbs McAdoo to seek reelection. Campaign letters indicate the White House memo urged reconsideration of earlier plans. The letter, dated Mazelik, was released by campaign headquarters amid intra party tensions and support for other senatorial candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB Sterna Chinid Naas
San Francisco
Roosevelt
William Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
California
White House
Mazelik
Separty
Spp
McAllon
Senate
Mother and Daughter Die at Railroad Trestle Tragedy
Discovery made Wednesday night at a slippery rock creek site near a 100 foot high rail trestle. A mother named Pearl McDevitt and her six year old daughter were found dead in a creek beneath the trestle after falling or jumping to escape danger. Neighbors and a husband’s inquiry followed as search efforts began when she vanished after leaving home for work on the WPA project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock Creek
R. R
Poravil
Roth
Heavy frost noted amid uncertain morning weather
Fragmented report notes heavy frost and chilly conditions with temperatures near freezing. The text mentions a morning routine and lingering unsettled weather with possible continued cold spells over several days, though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kane-Bradford
Tn Woods
Wila
PA Newe
South Pine
Charles Ziegler
Robert Waddington
Helen Davits
Don Lou
Bobby
Bett
Poseyfield
Waddingson
Simon
Daily Weather Report
Brazil
Black
Union High Well
Mothers and Daughters
Antonion Catale (Kennedy) Pevon
Hillswitly
Ermenegilde Gilda Manzani
Williams Street
Amanda M. Haina
Lima
Marjory West
Cathedral
NEW Castle Firm Winner
Cascade Lake
Senator Davis
Pinchot
Brotherhood
G. Shaw
Merrit- Statt
Attocke
Hankow
Lunahial
South Shan- Ming
West Shans
Putsien
Nmve
Chicago
Ford Company
N.L.A.B
U.S
Charlotte McDevitt
Rose Point
McDevitt
Seareh
Losearch
Arthur Mometer
Wenrey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!