Queen Elizabeth Addresses Ottawa crowds during royal visit
Queen Elizabeth spoke from Canada’s free soil calling democracy a heritage and liberty the foundation of governance. Crowds filled Parliament Hill as construction of a new supreme court building was dedicated and royal guards inspected by the royal couple, halting business in Ottawa during their stay.
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New Castle Hosts State CD A Convention
New Castle welcomes delegates and visitors for the state gathering of the C D A as residents hope the convention will be enjoyable and inspiring while noting repairs to streets and porches in the 800 block of West Washington due to termite damage. The article also mentions Lindberghs New York Paris flight anniversary, a dead squirrel on North Jefferson Street, and recent rain with hail affecting parts of the city. It ends with a note that the story continues on page two.
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Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics for the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. Friday show a maximum of 85 and a minimum of 42 degrees with 0.22 inches of precipitation and a river height of 45 feet. For the same date last year, the maximum was 72, minimum 60s? and precipitation 0.76 inches.
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Shots Fire Through Window Kill Woman in Chicago Tavern
In Chicago on May 20 a volley fired through a tavern window killed Mrs. Helen Bach, 26, who sat beside her husband, insurance broker John Bach. He was uninjured. A waiter, Theodore Coffey, 34, was wounded in the arm. A prior holdup had left another patron dead and two officers wounded.
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France drafts plan for Anglo Soviet armed accord
Paris May 20 France drafts a complete plan to bind Britain to Soviet aid in case of attack, aiming to enable Franco British Soviet military collaboration against Nazi and Fascist aggression. Ivan Maisky arrives for tri party talks with Viscount Halifax en route to League of Nations council in Geneva.
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Germany Flaunts Military Prowess Before Poland
Berlin reports show Goebbels warning Poland that Danzig must be returned or Germany will use force. He calls Danzig a German city and insists Germany seeks just and moderate gains. Raeder notes a large ship-building program to keep pace with Britain, the U.S., and France.
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British Troops Clash with Arabs Near Samaria
In Jerusalem on May 20, a fresh clash between British troops and Arabs occurred near Samaria as authorities enforced General Robert M. Hannin gs edict to resist violence. Two British soldiers were wounded and Arabs shot and beaten by demonstrators at Hal- Ry.
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Colored Girl Is Murder Victim in Pittsburgh Case
Genevieve Stewart, a 20 year old Wilkinsburg colored girl, was found dead in an ash heap. An alleged confession by Googe A Grogan Jr led authorities to identify the victim as the missing woman. She had been shot twice in the head and strangled with tape. The body was recovered as police reported the developments in New York.
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Lumber Company Fire Destroys Clark County Mills
Fire of undetermined origin today leveled five buildings of the Clark County Lumber Company in Springfield O, causing damage estimated at over 300000 dollars. Fire officials reported no injuries and immediate efforts focused on containment and salvage of remaining structures. Local fire departments assisted, with mutual aid from surrounding towns as investigators began examining the scene.
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Two Young Men Die In Mt Lebanon Auto Crash
Two youths, Jack Watkins and Albert Harris, both 20, were killed in a head-on collision on Washington Road near Connor Road, Mt. Lebanon. Seven others were seriously injured and taken to Mercy and South Side hospitals. victims include Donald Jones 19, William Zama 19, Edward Dalach 22, Kenneth Blackburn 20, Charles Dalgleish 18, Robert Marmion 19, and George Milan 21 Dormont. Watkins' parents rushed to the station as police moved injured to hospital. Watkins' mother fainted upon learning of her son's death.
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George Milan
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Trooping Colors for King George Marred by Soldier Breaks
Ottawa Ont May 20 Soldiers fainted and collapsed during the trooping of colors for King George. Heat and emotion felled at least half a dozen onlookers as stretcher crews carried away several. One man, fainting at his feet, was supported by comrades until help arrived.
Putnam Will Marry In June
Wealthy publisher and widower Chorge Palmer Putnam announced he will marry Mrs Jean Marie Consigny a Los Angeles socialite in June possibly sooner. The announcement comes as Mrs James seeks a final decree of divorce from Willam R James son of U S federal judge William P James.
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Howland Island
Mayo Battling Pneumonia in Chicago Hospital
Chicago May 20. Dr Charles H Mayo internationally famous physician and surgeon battles pneumonia in a Chicago hospital. Attended by three doctors and many nurses, he has shown some improvement but his age 73 causes concern. He is the younger of the two Mayo brothers who built the Rochester Minnesota clinic into a world renowned medical center.
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Diplomational News Service
Chicago
Charles H. Mayo
State C D A Convention Opens With Junior Pageant
The fourteenth biennial convention of the Catholic Daughters of America in Pennsylvania starts Sunday May 21 at The Castleton hotel and runs to May 4. About 300 junior members aged 12 to 18 will perform a pageant illustrating charity recreation and spirituality. The organization counts 25,000 members in Pennsylvania and about 137 courts nationwide.
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State Chaplain to Deliver Sermon at D. D. A. Convention
The Most Reverend Joan Mark Gannon will deliver the sermon at St. Mary's church on Monday morning. The service will officially open the biennial Catholic Daughters of America convention with priests from the city and surrounding districts attending.
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Conventional Delegates Arrive for New Castle Conclave
About 500 visiting members are expected in New Castle for a four day convention. Miss Prices Matier of Kate presides, serving 22nd year as state regent since 1907, and also vice supreme regent of the national group. Delegates will discuss Catholic action welfare international peace and legislation. Continues on page two.
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New Castle
James B. Borland Franklin Publisher Dies at 77
James B. Borland, 77, veteran newspaper publisher and editor of the News-Herald in Franklin since 1919, died Friday after a six week illness. Founding Evening News in 1978, he remained at the desk daily until March 32. Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon. cousin Mrs. Jennie McKen, of 208 North Crichard Avenue, is among relatives.
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Armed Bandit Robs Two Gas Stations
Pittsburgh May 20 A gunman held up two north side gas stations within five minutes early today and escaped with 50 dollars. At Allegheny and Pennsylvania avenues attendant Paul Zenk said the robber got 35 dollars then fled in a car driven by an accomplice. A few minutes later the same bandit struck Look 15 from Patsy Festa at Allegheny avenue and Snel l Yeld street.
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End the Harlan Strike Faces Federal Action
Kentucky coal crisis deepens as federal authorities move to end the Harlan County stoppage. Clashes leave one dead and several wounded amid a broader move by mine operators and United Mine Workers to resolve a decade long battle. Eugene McLaughlin, 24, was shot and wounded as violence intensified with authorities dispatched to restore order.
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Cornell College Boy Is Killed and Co-Ed Injured
An automobile accident near Ithaca involving Thomas S. Dunham of Pittsburgh a Cornell junior and Miss GE Phillips of Schenectady a Cornell junior left Dunham dead and Miss Phillips injured. The car overturned into a ditch and she was moved to Ithaca Memorial Hospital with non serious injuries.
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B O Day Proclaimed by New Castle Mayor
Mayor Charles E McGrath proclaims May 22 1929 B and O Day praising the Baltimore and Ohio Carriers industrial presence in New Castle inviting citizens to inspect the shops and terminal facilities and attend a public dinner and dance at the cathedral with C W Galloway VP of B and O as guest and sponsor in a commemorative community event
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New Castle
Train Crews And Shop Workers Get Recalled On Job
Pittsburgh dispatch reports railroads recalling thousands of workers as bituminous coal traffic improves. Baltimore & Ohio notes a 30 percent drop in volumes but rehiring about 256 shopmen. Pennsylvania Railroad recalls hundreds in the central region, and Pittsburgh & Lake Erie adds about 200 workers. Returns coincide with U S Steel resuming pit operations and miners released from captivity.
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Huge Contract Set For New Type Of Attack Bomber
The War department announced a $15,000,000 contract awarded to the Douglas Aircraft Co. of Santa Monica, California, for the production of a new type of attack bomber.
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Weather Outlook For Coming Week
The international News Service notes in Washington on May 20 that the North and Middle Atlantic States may see occasional showers in the first half of the week with above normal interior temperatures. A general breather is expected midweek with cooler weather by Wednesday or Thursday, followed by a warming trend into Saturday. The Ohio Valley and Tennessee regions anticipate occasional showers early, then warm to hot conditions until Saturday or Sunday when showers return, with temperatures above average early and cooling midweek plus a warmer Friday.
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Death notices for Kerr Kerr and companions in state records
The death record notes Mrs Kusmma Kerr age 74 of New Middletown 1K 2 Frank GLikevich age 49 of 2003 Sciato Street Georgy Rattle age 59 at Lawrence County Home Waller MW Jaeckson age 62 North Sewickley Township Donald George Cameron age 17 Har baw read Mrs John Gaub age 70 Elwood Carly.
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New Middletown
Frank Glikevich
Sciato Street
Georgy Rattle
Lawrence County
Waller MW. Jaeckson
North Sewicktey
Donald George Cameron
Harbaw Read
John Gaub
Elwood Carly
Install Officers For Consistory Ceremony In Cathedral Lodge
The Chapter Rose Croix officers were installed Friday night in the Cathedral lodge rooms amid Masonic ceremony. Members of the Valley of New Castle attended as the dinner followed a formal installation program.
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Thomas C West Named Lawrence County Health Officer
Announcement today names Thomas C West of MicCaslin as the Lawrence County health officer succeeding R Frank Stevens who has held the post for several years. The appointment marks a transition in county public health leadership.
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Lawrence County
R. Frank Stevens
Mary Pickford and husband to adopt children
Mary Pickford and her husband Charles Rogers plan to adopt, seeking a boy. They will likely take a boy and another child from Evanston, as reported in Chicago. The couple intends to travel to New York to meet Rogers aboard Amoith’s cruise and then return.
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Refugee Aid Receives $41,000 Gift From Violinist
In New York aid societies organized today to shelter a large number of refugee children after receiving a $42,000 check from Mosel Elman, the Trividus violinist, who is enroute for a South American tour. Elman raised the funds during his U S tour.
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Fatal crash in Penn Township leaves widow’s husband questioned
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Myrtie Hil, 43, died when a car struck her in Penn Township. Her husband Joseph Hil was questioned by police after arriving moments before the crash. He was taken to county detective headquarters for further inquiry.
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Trans Atlantic Service Starts From New York Launch
New York May 20 inauguration of Pan American Airways first scheduled commercial service between the United States and Europe with the 42 ton four engine Yankee Clipper leaving Port Washington at 1 07 pm bound for Europe Captain Arthur E LaPorte commands the liner headed to Horta Azores the first leg toward Marseilles France The flight aims to mark the Lindy anniversary and the start of a regular trans Atlantic route from Baltimore to New York to Paris and beyond.
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Lightning bolt damages radio in home
A bolt of electricity followed a radio into a home at 1102 Wilminston avenue Friday afternoon. The radio was badly damaged and carried onto the front porch by household members, but no other damage occurred.
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L. V. Sedowick
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Robey
Republican War Vets to Meet in June
Meeting of the Laws vente County Republican War Veterans association, postponed from Tuesday evening to June 1, was announced by Chairman Iver Davis. Further details will follow.
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Unclear nature scene with birds and a nesting wren
A家庭 diary style note describes a guest at home and a mother wren building a nest from twigs and song. It mentions watching the bird each morning and hopes for shade and safe growing times. Weather is noted as clear and two o'clock mowing occurred.
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