Edenburg Crossing Plan Estimated At 453 Thousand
The Public Service Commission continued a hearing on Route 317 near Edenburg to decide on eliminating two dangerous crossings. Department of Highways engineer F D Cooner outlined plans for two structures costing about 453 845 dollars, one south of the Mahoning River and one north at the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing. A conference will consider all plans and estimates after today’s testimony.
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Blanning First West Point Grad From Lawrence County
Cadet James C. Blanning son of Mrs E J Blanning of 707 Highland Ave will graduate from the United States Military Academy at West Point on June 11 as Cadet Sergeant and be commissioned in the cavalry with an assignment to the air service at Roancake Field Texas for two years training He entered West Point four years ago after being appointed by former Congressman T W Phillips He was noted for basketball prowess and earned a major A in athletics at West Point He is a New Castle native and a New Castle high school graduate Family and friends from this city will attend the commencement exercises conducted by General John J Pershing.
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New Castle Man Killed In Blast At Kittanning
A gas blast at the Ferguson Mine in Cadogan near Kittanning killed Harry Earl of New Castle and left Earl McClain badly burned. The two men from New Castle entered the shaft to take copper wire and sparked the explosion when a match was struck. Earl's body was recovered after rescue attempts. McClain received hospital care but survived.
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French business woman founder visits New Castle
Madame Mary Laudner of Paris, founder and president of the French Federation of Business and Professional Women, arrived in New Castle for six to seven weeks as guest of Dr. Mildred Rogers. She praises American businesswomen, aims to bridge French and U S female professionals, and will attend n ational federation events.
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Hoover invites Col Roosevelt to fishing camp on Rapidan
President Hoover plans a weekend trip to Camp Rapidan to discuss postal deficit issues with the Post Office Department chiefs. Col Theodore Roosevelt, Porto Rico governor and potential 1932 running mate, is invited, fueling political speculation about Vice President Curtis. Roosevelt may use the visit to explore the political ground while accompanying Hoover and Brown on the trip.
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One Man Killed Two Injured In Crossing Crash
Turney K Schrecengost 43 of Marquis Stop was killed and Clifford Lytle 47 and Clarence Smiley 2) were seriously injured when a Harmony electric car struck a truck carrying three men near Marquis Stop north of Ellwood City about 7 pm. The truck had just left a limestone quarry office when the crash occurred as the car approached on Hollow road.
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Commencement plans loom for senior high school
Principal F L Orth prepares for June 9 exercises and lines up a baccalaureate speaker. Scouts pressure favorable weather for the Washington junior high field meet this Saturday. Rural high pupils enjoy early music festivals. a seventh ward suggestion promotes golf course cadet transportation amid near traffic incidents. France murder trial news contrasts with a quick Mrs Nixon Nirdlinger acquittal and a ten day Mrs Irene Schroeder case in Lawrence County.
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Daily Weather Report Summary
U S Weather Bureau records a 24 hour period ending at nine this morning with a minimum of 46 and 75, precipitation at .10 inches, river stage 6.9 feet and falling.
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Chicago Awe at Army Plane Attack Stuns City
Chicago witnessed a massive army air show along the lake front from Evans ton to Gary. More than 650 planes staged a mock warfare near Navy Pier, showcasing aerial power as a spectacle unmatched in aviation history.
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Lock Doors And Take House Poll First Thursday Session
In Harrisburg May 21 the House opened a strenuous first Thursday session with a night session ending in a locked chamber to poll for a quorum amid debate on the Heffran reapportionment bill. The measure would set House membership at 209, altering the balance of power and triggering procedural tensions.
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Graham McNamee Sued for Separation in New York
New York May 21 Graham McNamee the radio announcer admitted he was being sued for separation by his wife Mrs McNamee. The action was filed in the supreme court and sealed. Mrs McNamee had disclosed in a magazine article the couple’s domestic difficulties including late dinners and McNamee’s eccentric habits.
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Poppy Day drive by disabled veterans at Sawtelle hospital
Special To The News notes disabled boys at the Sawtelle government hospital are making poppies for Poppy Day next Saturday. The writer urges readers to buy a poppy for a good cause, suggesting the purchase may lead to stronger support for soldiers.
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Murder Probe Opens In City Slayings Of Journalist And Politician
An investigation into the deaths of Herbert F. Spencer a 45 year old newspaperman and Charles Crawford a 52 year old politician began in Los Angeles. Police expect sensational disclosures as gangsters possibly involved fearing exposure. Spencer died instantly from a heart shot. Crawford's fate not stated in this excerpt.
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Howell bill to curb Washington gang violence outlined
Washington report on May 21 describes Senator Howell’s push to revive a model city law to empower police with broader search authority, harsher penalties, and stronger court cooperation to battle bootlegging and gang crime in the capital. He criticizes lenient DC sentences and legations for large liquor shipments as enabling violations.
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Large Class Taking Degrees At Cathedral
A large class of graduates will receive degrees at the cathedral district ceremony. Delegates from local colleges and religious orders will participate. The event marks a milestone for the community and showcases emerging scholars.
Reunion Ends With Friday Program at New Castle Consistory
One of Pennsylvania’s largest spring reunions for New Castle Consistory A A S R opened Wednesday and runs through Friday. Fifty eight candidates will receive the 32nd degree in a program directed by New Castle brethren with ladies as guests of honor at Friday’s social functions. Commander in Chief Walter S Reynolds praises the strong attendance. Continued on page 27.
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Death Record Notice for Several Residents
Death notices list Elizabeth D. Wallace Hunter of Homewood, Charles Tillin aged 55 of Wayne Township, C. Kelley 80 of Almira, and Martha J. Alcorn 43 of East North Street.
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Artist Ralph Barton Dies by Self Inflicted Death
Life’s irony mocked the caustic painter Ralph Barton who killed himself in his New York penthouse yesterday after writing a lengthy note explaining his death. The famous illustrator cited various reasons for his action and mentioned his grief over Carlotta Monte.
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These Are The Days Of Maidens Planning For June
The passage notes brides to be busy with invitations, paper choices, trousseau samples, and letters as May mid month passes and June draws near. It captures the rush and anticipation of wedding preparations under Cupid’s signs.
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