U S Fleet Withdrawn From Pacific Move To Atlantic
The United States plans to pull the Pacific fleet back to the Atlantic next spring spending about a million dollars. The move aims to boost friendship with Japan and improve navigation and cruising efficiency while easing Tokyo’s concerns over Soviet rapprochement and Manchuria rail control.
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KL Souly Smu International News Servles
State
Wasimington
United States
Atlantic
White House
Navy Department
Presient Rootevalt
Pacific
Far East
Ragnavold
A.acelire
Japan
Soviet Russia
Tokyo
Manchuria
Football visitors brighten Taggart Stadium afternoon
Westminister and Grove City students visit for the annual football contest at Taggart Stadium. Geese were seen flying over the Harbor at 2 30 pm. A fetter from Brazil arrived in New Castle via the Great Zeppelin and was presented to the News office by F F Welker as a gift.
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Onlth Green
Row Pa News Bx
Westminster and
Grove City Colleges
Taggart Stadium
Pa Newe
Frank Robinson
Walnut Street
Raime
New Castle
Brazil
Edward Long
Ctormith
Daily Weather Report for the 24 Hour Period
USB weather statistics report the 24 hour period ending this morning with maximum and minimum temperatures, precipitation, and notes on frost. The data are presented in a compact format for the local area, reflecting early morning conditions and brief summaries.
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USB
Roosevelt Rejects Farm Price Fixing Proposal
President Roosevelt told five western governors that the administration cannot accept their proposal for fixing minimum prices on farm products. Governors Floyd Olson of Minnesota and William Langer of North Dakota announced the outcome as they left a White House conference.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Floyd Olson
Minnesota
William Yanger
North Dakota
White House
Frick Mines To Reopen Monday
Frick Coke mines will reopen at 6 am Monday after a Washington agreement reached with miners. Thomas Moses, Frick president, announced the decision following talks with President Roosevelt and Administrator Johnson. Union leaders plan a Uniontown vote tonight on returning to work next Monday.
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Cinternational
Pittsburgh
H.C. Frick Coke Company
Thomas Moses
Frick Concern
Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson
Philip Murray
International
Uniontown
Murray
No Progress On Debt Program Impasse Reached At White House
The Anglo American debt talks, long stalled, reached an apparent impasse after a White House conference chaired by President Roosevelt. Attendees included Sir Ronald Lindsay, Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, Acheson, and Philips. The Britons left without comment, urging rapid departure as reporters were kept at bay.
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Washington
White House
Raneyvelt
Ronald Lindsay
Frederick Leith-Ross
London
Treasury Acheson
Philips
Ronald
Cuway
Kur New Castle High School football scores update
The News provides a brief on Kur New Castle high school football scores this afternoon and evening. The report notes a phone schedule with calls listed between 10:00 and 6:40. Includes reference to a 5 p.m. window and a 6:30 p.m. cutoff.
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New Castle
Freshman Portia Hastings Carlisle Chooses Law
Miss Hastings Carlisle of Steubenville Ohio, a freshman at Westmingt allege Wilmington, is pursuing a legal career. The young woman is active in campus life and reflects a decision to enter the field.
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Jane
Hastings Carlisle
Steubenville
Ohio
Hastings
Westmingt Allege
Wilmington
Camyabby
Steubenvilles
NRA Will Continue To Rule Under Roosevelt Plan
Washington Nov 4 President Roosevelt will keep NRA authority within the federal government for now while seeking eventual self regulation by business. He favors careful study of the Swope plan and other proposals as the Consumers' Advisory Board forms a committee to evaluate them. NEHA to continue in charge under current supervision while plans for broader regulation are explored.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
NEA
NEHA
Swope
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Fred Wilson Hurt In Freight Accident Near Niles C
Fred Wilson, a Pennsylvania railroad freight conductor of 506 Spruce Street, is in Warren City Hospital in serious condition after being knocked from a train near a low bridge at Nilea Friday evening. He has multiple skull concussions and facial injuries, with X rays to assess further. His companions discovered his hat at the scene and halted the train, fearing he might not survive the transfer to hospital.
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Fred Wilson
Spruce Estreet
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren City Hospital
Nilea
Wilson
Warrens City Hospital
Manny
Gold Purchases May Be Halted
President Roosevelt may abandon the new policy if gold purchases in domestic and foreign markets do not yield effective results soon. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has raised the buying rate for newly mined gold from $31.36 to $32.57 since the price fix on October 25.
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Robert
Thornburgh
Wewa Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Red Cross Roll Call Dinner Set for Castleton Monday
Arrangements are complete for a Red Cross roll call dinner at The Castleton on Monday evening November 6 at 7 o clock. District Chairman and workers will be guests of the executive committee. Speeches by Dybreeth, West College president, Attorney W Walter Braham and Gus G Meyer from Washington BD G special red cross rep will headline. County Superintendent John G Syling will preside, serving as roll call chairman for Lawrence county. The annual roll call begins Saturday November 11 and ends Thanksgiving Day.
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Voll
Castleton
Dy, Breeth
West College
Walter Braham
Gus.g. Meyer
Got Gall
National Red Cross
Washington, BD. G
John G. Syling
Lawrence County
Yeay
National Grange Meeting Plans in Baise Idaho
The article notes a Grange event in Baise Idaho with references to the Grange Master and Mrs Ji Oak, and mentions travel to Rock and a return through the Grand Canyon. It cites New Castle and a December 5 timing.
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Ji Oak
Rock
PesRavivania Grange
Baal Onal
Grand Canyon
New Castle
Ford May Seek NRA Exception Over Laying Off Workers
Washington reports Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson said Ford Motor Co may obtain an exception from the national automobile code to keep its staff of 8 000 to 9 000 workers employed during a seven day period. Ford plans to fly 5 groups of 9 000 employees each for seven working days to reduce the work week to 35 hours, Johnson noted he will review the request once Ford furnishes submitted figures on November 7.
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S International News Service
Washington
Hugh 3. Johnson
Henry Ford
NRA
Ford Motor Co
Johnson
Ford
Mystery Murder In Pittsburgh Still Unsolved
Pittsburgh detectives broadened the probe into the unidentified murdered girl found in a storm sewer last month. The case ties to two locals claimed as possible names Katherine Brown of Pittsburgh and Ethel Treadway, who married under that name. A telegram from Breman Georgia suggests a lead via Sybil Depaetano of New York, with Mrs. Dehl signing the message. Further inquiries trace Mrs. Deguet ang to the Bronx.
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Tinterna Vonal News Service
Pittsburgh
Taddy
New York City
Georgia
Van
Ethel Treadway
Ezot
Breman
Victim Of Gangster War Found In Car Rumble Seat
Chicago authorities identified Angelo Alongi, 37, as a victim in the gangster war. His body, wrapped in canvas and bound with rope, was found in the rumble seat of a car in a suburban prairie. Alongi was said to be a member of the Cane gang.
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Chicago
Capone
Angelo
Along
Cand Ne
Death Record for Mrs Ellsworth Beggs in Park City
A death notice from Park City records the passing of Mrs Ellsworth Beggs. The terse item notes the surname Beggs and locality Park City, with no further biographical details available in the fragment.
Color Be Decked Hosts Invade New Castle For Game
Westminster and Grove City Colleges arrive in New Castle for the annual football showdown at Taggart Stadium. Colorful crowds, bands, and cheering squads fill the stands as both teams seek advantage after recent results. New Kensington and local high school teams also attract large contingents for key matchups today.
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New Castle
of Westminster
Grove City Colleges
Taggart Stadium
Annals of the
Tosl
Grove City
Westminster
New Kensington
New Kensington High School
Jocal High Eleven
Man Accused In Kidnapping Goes On Stand
George McGee testifies in his own defense in a life case for the kidnapping of Miss Mery BicElroy, daughter of City Manager H. F. McElroy, as a rapid witness parade continues after the state rested. Walter McGee, under death sentence for involvement, appeared from the death cell to aid his younger brother’s defense.
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Fimternational News Service
Kansas City
George McGee
Mery BicElroy
H. F. McElroy
Walter McGee
Nis
Gangland Blamed for Quartet of Murders in Philly Case
Philadelphia dispatch reports gangland executioners blamed for the killing of one man and the wounding of another, with a third body dumped near Langhorne. John Vacco of Philadelphia identified among the dead, linked to the March of other slayings and disappearances. Police hunt Salvatore Stern and Anthony Cugino as suspects in the wider case.
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Ternational News Service
Philadelphia
Langhorne
John Vacco
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
N. J
Edward
Cowboy) Wallace
John Sulovsky
Ethel Marshall
Florence Milter
Wallace
Ethel Greentree
Zukorsky
Salvatore Stern
Anthony Cugino
Stinger
New York To Select Mayor In Heated Campaign
New York political scene nears election day as Fiorella La Guardia Joseph V. McKee and John P. O'Brien wage a fierce mayoralty race. Rallies, radio and fiery charges mark the closing stretch with Postmaster General Farley expected to back McKee in a decisive eve-of-election broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fiorella H. la Guardia
Joseph V. McKee
John P. O'Brien
Beng
James A. Farley
Seek To Avert New Coal Strike In Pennsylvania
The National Labor Board sent John D. Moore to the anthracite coal region in Pennsylvania to act as its agent to avert a threatened strike in the northern field. He replaces Dr. Joseph Willits of the Wharton School who could not undertake the mission.
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Washington
Natonal Labor Board
John D. Moore
Pennsylvania
Moore
Joseph Willits
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Slain in Jerusalem Mystery In New York Navy Brief
News series of short items recounts a mysterious shooting in Jerusalem near the Garden of Gethsemane involving an American girl named Niedergesswass and her presumed guide. Details awaited from Jerusalem authorities and the U S State Department.
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Jerusalem
New York
Navy
Gethsemane
Carol
Albert
Godfrey
Brooklyn
America State Department
Niedergesswass
Voter Faces Unusual Task On Election Day In New Castle
Voters will face a packed ballot next Tuesday with candidates across offices, a beverage license question for New Castle, and 32 state constitutional amendments. A separate ballot asks about the 21st federal amendment repealing the 18th, with two delegate lists for and against. Continued on page two.
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Ihe
New Castle
Unclear fragmentary note on public transit and conduct
A highly fragmentary text references riding, travel, and improper behavior. It mentions a “travelling public,” a “gold crown,” and various vague gestures. The piece reads as a rough, garbled communication with no clear event, date, or identifiable persons.
Golfer's Dilemma Across Seasons and Puzzling Woes
An irregular verse about a golfer torn between football and golf, pondering which sport to pursue as seasons change. The speaker laments the golfer's uncertainty and hints at a forty six mystery word or idea guiding choices.
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Mian Lei
Frick Mines
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William Hyes
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Martin Ryan
Portia
Jane Hastings
Carilisle
Niles, C
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National Grange
Baise
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Mewn Services Staft
Ial
Wwe
Constabile
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Tiere
Antonio Constabile
Orer
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Columbia
Roy Edelman
York County
Edelman
Middletown
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Cal
Ray
McKaeoh
Syndicats
Arthur Mometer
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