Loot Recovery Identifies Vast Shared Valuables Across Cities
State police and constables catalogued loot stolen in Hubbard, Salem, Warren, Sharon, Campbell, Youngstown and New Castle. Numerous residents identified recovered goods loading totals near 3000 dollars while others remain at state police HQ in the Colonial Hotel.
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Andrew Bughmanick
A D. Fallon
Hubbard
Salem
Warren
Sharon
Campbell
Youngstown
New Castle
Colonial Hotel
Roy Gorton
L. F. Royston
Frances’ Connors
G. W. Dobson
Thelma Spell
George E. Richardson
William J. Brinter
Howard Turner
C. V. Atherton
M. L. Williams
Rey F. Ear
R. D
Mire
A. P. Marsho
Janes Miles
B. S
Neshannock river dams prompt local reflections and parking tips
The article notes small dams on the Neshannock river and reflections on the old saying about the greener side of the fence. It also urges motorists to park close to the curb on Long Avenue to ease streetcar traffic. A hunting season kickoff unsettles residents as gunfire is heard.
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Atlantic Avenue
Long Avenue
Daily Weather Report of Local U.S. Statistics
The 24 hour period ending at 8 am shows a maximum temperature of 74 and a minimum of 41 with no precipitation. For the same date last year the maximum was 39 and the minimum 36 with one inch of precipitation.
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U.S
Local Democrats Demand Retention Of Postmistress
A protest in Pittsburgh by Lawrence county Democrats urged Gov Gulley to keep Postmistress Frances H Brashear of West Pittsburg after her dismissal. Committee members stated no change will occur until the current term ends unless postal inspectors file charges. The administration reportedly planned broader changes.
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Joseph Gulley
Pittsburgh
Lawrence County
Frances H. Brashear
West Pittsburg
Don F. McGrew
John Meehan
Col. Guffey
Miners Vote On Roosevelts Peace Pact In Western Pa
Western Pennsylvania miners faced a first test as they prepared to vote on ratifying Roosevelt's peace treaty with steel companies and operators of captive coal mines. United Mine Workers ordered men back to work while local leaders planned two meetings to decide if returning is acceptable, seeking recognition from employers.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Steel Company
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Strifetorn
United Mine Workers of America
Mary Ryan
Grindstone End Gates
Auto Crashes Into Building After Steering Failure
A Perry building at the intersection of South and South Mill streets was damaged early today when an auto failed to turn from the South Mail Street bridge and crashed into the structure. Police report the steering apparatus malfunctioned as the car plowed through the building near 806 West Washington street. Continued on page two.
Gold control pact cited by United States and England
A Special To The News dispatch from Beverly Hills notes an apparent agreement between the United States and England on gold control while France remains silent on the issue. The commentary quips about rulers and marriages, joking about European political humor, and includes a casual remark about King Boris of Bulgaria and King Carol of Roumania. The letter ends with a personal sign-off.
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Cal
United States
England
France
Boris
Bulgaria
Carol
Roumania
Vam
Aistet
Funeral arrangements for Hazel Chaney widow of Lon Chaney
News-Sen series: Hazel Chaney 43 dies after long illness. Funeral arrangements underway in Hollywood. Widow of famed character actor Lon Chaney.
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Mes
Principal Files $100,000 breach of promise suit
Marjorie Whitels known on screen as Marjorie Gay has filed a breach of promise suit in Los Angeles against film director Harry Joe Brown alleging he promised to wed her before his marriage to Sally and that he dictated the marriage location.
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Harry Joe Brown
Sally
Marjorie Whitels
Marjorie Gay
Los Angeles
Miss Whiteis
Brown
Election Boards Asked To Count Votes By Office First
A New Castle News appeal urges election boards in Lawrence county to tally ballots by office before addressing amendments beverage licenses and repeal questions. The Tuesday November 7 election will be lengthy with returns carried into the next morning. Cooperation to speed totals and deliver results to voters is requested.
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Lawrence County
The
New Castle
Seek Agreement At Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports a Nov. 13 special session push as political and legislative leaders meet with Gov. Pinchot to sidestep politics and forge a major program. They discuss wage issues, coal strikes, hours, milk, public service rates, and state recovery with federal alignment.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Gifford Pinchot
Meermans to Lead Institute Discussion in New Castle
Meermans general secretary to the New Castle district will lead a special institute tied to the district readers institute in Butler on Thursday November 2. Philo C. Dix state secretary will deliver the principal address at the dinner and Charles E. Ford boys work secretary will present leading the institute for Bis club leaders. Additional groups and leaders from Newcastle will gather for the central west meeting. Paul Dingledy has resumed work at the Pennsylvania Power System after several days away.
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Meermans
New Castle
Butler
Philo C. Dix
Diimer
Charles E. Ford
Newcastle
Withers Apartment Undergoing Fire Repair Work
Workmen repair the Withers apartment building at the corner of Leasure and Highland avenues after a recent fire. A new roof is being placed and interior repairs are in progress.
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Withers
Leasure and
Highland Avenues
Four More In Indiana Free Prison Farm
Indiana's anti crime drive widens as four more escaped prisoners from Michigan City state penitentiary are added to the fugitive roll, bringing total escapes to 14 in 40 days. The missing men are Charles Harris John Gorham Walter Shepatd and Elmer Baker. National guardsmen man machine gun barricades at key highway intersections while officials withhold exact locations.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Michigan City
Feloni
Penitentiary
Honor Farm
Charles Harris
John Gorham
Walter Shepatd
Elmer Baker
al Feeney
Reward Order Maintains Original Distribution Plan
Judge Hildebrand ruled that the reward order for the capture of Irene Schroeder and Glenn Oague remains unchanged. The decision fixes the amounts allotted to each party involved in the pursuit, despite objections raised in briefs submitted to the court this morning.
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Fox
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Oague
Brady Paul
R. J. Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Irene
Dague
Mummers Parade Draws Massive South Side Crowds
The Halloween event drew an estimated 25 000 spectators along Division to Moravia with 3 500 mummers in seven bands. Hartzell Hustan chaired, Ivor V Davis led as Grand Marshall, and the parade concluded without incidents.
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Division Street
Mul
Belmont
Moravia
South Side Board of Trade
South Side
Itoareh
Franklin
Washington
Croton
VFW
Sons
Hartzell Hustan
Ivor V. Davis
Agai
Public reception to honor Prof J L Moser in New Castle
Citizens and former pupils organize a Friday reception at Ban deanaue Junior High to celebrate memories of early New Castle showdays and Prof J L Moser. The retired writer sanerurter continues public duties as upstait at the courthouse.
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New Castle
J. L. Moser
Ban Eanaue
Court House
Casualties Begin Hunt Season in Pennsylvania
Half a million nim rods invaded fields and forests as the season opened. By noon reports showed at least one death and eight injuries. Harrison Powers, 40, of Carlisle, was found dead. The death was attributed indirectly to hunting.
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Nternatinal News Service
Pennsylvania
Harrison Powers
Carlisle
Phoney News Reeler Charts A Local Ghost Spectacle
A phoney newsreel shows a ghostly night on the south side with giants goblins wizards and dancing skeletons. Mickey Mouse Frankenstein Dracula and Hyde appear among dreamlike scenes while Grace Allen hunts for her brother Bren Bernie as kids fear the uncanny parade.
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Grace Allen
Bren Bernie
Ber
Hlick
Dachstad
Hunting Season In Uproar As Squirrels Outrun Hounds
Readers witness a rustic scene as hunters march with shotguns while farmers pray and weather stays warm at seventy two degrees. Squirrels roam fearlessly and the season’s start brings a bustling, anxious mood across fields and towns.
Death Notice for Three Residents in Buller County
Death record lists Joseph Barton Callahan aged 47 of West Washington Street Extension Georie B. McCracken aged 68 of Word Township Buller County and Mrs Ida Marsottini aged 47 of Sillwood LGity. Details indicate local obituaries with residences and ages.
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Joseph Barton Callahan
Washington Street
Georie B. McCracken
Word Township
Buller County
Ida Marsottini
Sillwood
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