Executive For G N C A Named By Directors
Norman E. Clark announced that Andrews was named by the GNCA board as executive vice president. If he accepts, he may begin around June 15 in The Castletan office. his post is the sole paid position and he is a noted industrial and commercial consultant with extensive chamber experience.
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Arthur Hy
Andy Charleston
W. Ve
West State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Greater New Castle Association
Norman E. Clark
Andrews
West
GNCA
Castletan
Posion
Sunfield Bus Adventure and Local Sightings
A Monday afternoon Sunfield Minnesota school bus with passengers travels west on Croton Ave past a caution sign. Reports note rising bicycle popularity and two men seen cycling on East Washington street after 10 pm. A Memorial evening plane sighting occurred as a descending aircraft returned to port. Highway safety during the holiday period was strong with no fatalities. Rye fields sway in trees and rye ripening begins. Water enthusiasts enjoy Shenango River rides near Harbor Bridge aboard small craft. Farmers work tractors despite Memorial Days.
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Croton Ave
Daily Weather Report United States Statistics
Weather report lists 24 hour period ending 5 p.m. Tuesday with maximum 86 and minimum 53 and no precipitation and river stage 4.6 feet. Previous 24 hour period ending 5 p.m. Monday showed maximum 88 and minimum 60 with trace precipitation.
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United States
Legislature adjourns as special session call looms
Harrisburg May 31 A special session of the legislature appeared likely this year or next spring after adjourning the 133rd legislature following a five month session. About 300 laws were enacted but urgent tasks remained, including relief funds for farmers and state aid for the anthracite industry.
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Raymond Wilcove
International News Service
Harrisburg
Legislacura
Early Announcement Of Soviet Anglo French Pact Hinted
London reports a possible early public pledge that Britain France and Russia will renew mutual aid in a binding alliance against fascist powers. Molotov in Moscow may outline policy before the supreme Soviet, with Paris notes suggesting a tight entente while some fear omissions in the speech.
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London
Russia
Britain
France
Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
Vyacheslav Molotov
Supreme Soviet
Paris
Molotov
Daily Mail
Two Men Shot Dead at Ohio Farm Home
Two men were found shot to death at a farm home six miles east of Hudson Ohio. Victims Joy Thomas 58 and Theodore Booth 60 were killed by a .38 caliber revolver. A third man Wally Basel 60 lived with Booth and was injured by a lacerated eye. Coroner Turner called the deaths murder probable and suggested midnight or shortly after as time of the killings.
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Booth
WPA
Thomas
Turner
Basel
No Trace Of Flivver Plane On Atlantic Hop
London May 31 The Ire of Thomas H. Smith the American aviator faded as a thorough search found no trace of his flivver plane after three days since he left Old Orchard Maine in an attempted transatlantic flight with fuel for about 40 hours.
Dr W L Campbell Dies At 64 In New Castle
Dr W Lowrie Campbell aged 64 of 414 East Moody avenue died Monday afternoon at Jameson Memorial hospital after 34 years as a practicing physician in New Castle. Funeral service set for Thursday at 2 PM. Born March 5 1876 in Butler county to Newton and Mary Jamison Campbell.
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W. Lowrie Campbell
East Moody Avenue
New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Campbell
Butler County
Dr. Campbell
Newton and
Mary Jamison
Gov appoints county assistance board members
Gov H. James named to county assistance boards five new members and reappointments for Davies Shannon and Sampson. New Castle appointees include Harry H Davies J Preston Flaherty Charles Bell oss H Kirkpatrick Mrs Bernice Shannon and Frederick Taylor Sr. Pulaski Volant. Pittsburgh nominates Charles B Aquadro and Russel A Schell as new appointees.
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C International News Service
Harrisburg
Atthus H. James
Senate
Butler County
Allegheny County
Charles B.aquadro
Russel A. Schell
Pittsburgh
Fatalities Mark Holiday Period In Pennsylvania
In Memorial Day observances across the state, at least 23 violent deaths were recorded during the holiday period as auto crashes, drownings, and other incidents took lives while residents traveled and enjoyed outdoor activities. Central Pennsylvania led with eight violent deaths, followed by six in the east and five in the west. Details include a 12 year old boy killed near Bentleyville, a seven month old baby killed near Uniontown, and several adults injured or killed in traffic incidents. Two men from Kittanning drowned when their canoe capsized, and a Harrisburg area swimmer drowned in the Yellow Breeches creek. The report notes continuous tolls as celebrations gave way to holiday hazards.
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Intersational News Service
Pennsylvania
Central
Penna
Uniontown
Russell Rask
Pittsburgh
Rayburn King
William Meyers
U S Farmerettes Disillusion London
London May 31 American farmerettes 250 strong in London for the triennial conference of the Associated Country Women of the World proved a bitter disappointment to Britons who expected cowgirl costumes and overalls. The 750 other women from 30 countries arrived as rural ladies appeared more smartly dressed and at ease than the average London woman. The press softened as they learned many were clever collage graduates with high degrees in domestic economy and technical country life topics.
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International News Service
London
Bond St
Tourist Camp Owner Is Shot In Ohio Robbery
Cambridge Ohio May 31 police from nearby states join Ohio patrolmen in chasing two men who fled in a Pennsylvania plated car after fatally shooting R B Wills, owner of a tourist camp, during a daring robbery attempt.
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International News Service
Cambridge, O
Ohio
Pennsylvania
R. B. Wills
Memorial Day Honors Soldiers In New Castle
Memorial Day program in New Castle honored heroes from Civil War to recent conflicts. Surviving Civil War veterans D. M. Clark and John B. Rodgers received ovations at the theater as crowds filled streets and Greenwood cemetery. The parade began 8:45 from the Legion Home to the Penn Theater where Judge W. Walter Braham delivered the address.
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New Castle
D. M. Clark
Mr. Jackson
John B. Rodgers
Franklin Avenue
100Th Regiment
Roundheads
Greenwood Cemetery
Legion
Memorial Day Safety Records Note Single Auto Accident
One minor auto accident was reported yesterday on Lawrence County highways, marking a strong safety record for Memorial Day. State Motor Police noted the report and cited a 24 hour patrol conducted in recent days to maintain safety.
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Lawrence
Mother Faces Murder Trial In New York Case
Camille Katchko, 24, who drowned her 10 day old crippled son and surrendered to Philadelphia police with the baby’s body, faced trial on a murder charge. Mental expert reports found her neurotic and emotionally arrested but legally sane.
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International News Service
New York
Camille Katchko
Philadelphia
Death Toll Near 300 as Holiday Weekend Ends
Nationwide fatalities from holidays approach 300 with 280 confirmed. Heat wave and several hazards spark highway crashes, drownings, air crashes, and fires. New York California Texas Ohio record major portions while New England and other states report multiple deaths across the four day period.
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International
Mena Service
Beath
New York
Culifornia
Texas
Ohio
New England
Colorado
Utah
Town
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Georgia
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
Governor appoints Maj. LG Adams as interim state police head
Harrisburg May 31 Maj Lynn G Adams of Harrisburg veteran of thirty years in state police duty received an interim appointment as commissioner of state motor police after repeated senate opposition. He must await either a special session or the next regular session for confirmation.
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Bubleten
International News Service
Harrisburg
Lynn G. Adams
Senate
Arthur H. James
Adams
James
Pace
Rioting patient wounds troopers at Warrington hospital
State Troopers seriously hurt as they helped to subdue Reginald Bredt a 23 year old patient at Warrington hospital in Bucks County. Privates Harry Christ and James J Shovelin both 25 and 32 were wounded. Fred Gallagher another trooper 30 stood by for blood transfusions. Dr Samuel Cohen hospital physician was stabbed but Bredt was knocked unconscious and disarmed. he had been admitted weeks earlier after a nervous breakdown.
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Conternacional News
Abington
Stite
Warrington
Bucks County
Harry Christ
James J. Shovelin
Fred Gallagher
Samuel Cohen
Cohen
Reginald Bredt
Mahoney City
Bredt
Philadelphia
British Labor Votes In Favor Of Conscription
At Southport conference Labour delegates vote 1,670,000 to 286,000 in favor of conscription. The party, planning for a general election late in October or November, promised to resist a government policy Labour cannot trust.
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Russell F. Anderson
Southport
Eng
Neville Chamberlain
Labor Party
Inbar
Editor Morrison Speaks To Rotary in New Castle
New Castle Rotarians heard Johny L. Morrison editor and manager of the Greenville Record Argus and noted Numorist speak at their weekly luncheon. He presented three topics but admitted the talk boiled down to a single message about Rotary, newspapers and movies as social forces.
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New Castle
Johny L. Morrison
Greenville Record-argus
Morrison
Fred L. Rentz
Rotary
Deaths Recorded In Three City Addresses
Three deaths listed with names and ages include Dr. W L Campbell 63 of 414 East Moody Avenue Elmer Robert Primm age not stated of 4654 Croton Avenue and James William Martin 33 of 7 North Front Street reflecting city death records for May 31.
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W. L. Campbell
East Moody Avenue
Elmer Robert Primm
Croton Avenue
James William Martin
North Front Street
Moves To Slash 37000 Off Year's School Budget
New Philadelphia School Board on Monday night cut nearly 37000 from the 1929 40 budget to balance within the present 18 mill levy. Measures include abandoning Terrace Avenue and Aiken schools, returning salaries to Edmunds Act levels, canceling sick leaves, and halving transportation and WPA night class costs.
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Qasile School Board
Wuva
Frank L. Orth
Terrace Avenue
Sh.m
Aiken
Edmunds
Exper
Fatal quarrel over watermelon in Chicago
An inquest opened into the death of 18 year old Muriel Campodell after a dispute over a 65 cent watermelon at a street stand. Anthon Papas, 55, and an employee fired shots when Campodell and four others took the melon, with Papas saying the shooting was intentional after earlier incidents. Her parents demand prosecutorial charges.
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International News Service
Chicago
Holiday crowds return to town for a lively day
Arthur Mometer recalls a festive holiday in 7obim town with people noses, cherries, and cheeks turning brown. Some swam, hiked, biked, or rested by reading and smoking. A few felt down and stayed in bed as the scene shifts back to work after Mot, ninety-four today.
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Lawrence County Assistance Board
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Motor Police
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