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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1930

Page

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Woman Killed Seven Hurt In Harlansburg Crash

A two car collision at the Perry Highway and New Castle Slippery Rock road near Harlansburgh last night killed one woman and injured seven others. Six victims were hospitalized, three at Jameson Memorial and three at New Castle hospital. The dead woman is not named in the readable portion. Among the injured are Rev. John W. McDonald and Rev. Watson E. Smith, plus Mrs Smith, Mike Losvick, Mary June, Andy Hornyak, and Philip Bortennick. All patients are expected to recover.

Perry Highway New Castle Slippery Rock Harlansburgh Jameson Memorial Hospital New Castle Hospital Sophia McDonald John W. McDonald Fairmont W. Va John McDonald Watson E. Smith Rochester McDonald Homerony Philip Bortennick Kistell. W. Va Oil City

Snow Season Urges Caution In Pa Newc Notes

Pa Newc reports a cold morning with the thermometer at 19 degrees and ice on sidewalks and streets. Observers note frosted milk caps, odd car tags like Y5o and LANG, few frozen radiators, and a surge in antifreeze use as winter tighten.

Mark Pa Newe Pervaria Lang Pa Newo

Daily Weather Report Summary

The report records Fate weather with a maximum temperature and a minimum reading unspecified. Precipitation totals 0.02 inches and snowfall not specified. River stage is 4.3 feet.

New Proposal Before League for Global Navy Tonnage Limits

Viscount Cecil of Chelwood presented a plan to the League of Nations disarmament commission proposing global tonnage allotments for navies. The method aims to curb military budgets rather than itemized limits. Italian French American and Soviet spokesmen showed sympathy and expectation that France may accept naval tonnage rulings. The United States support is noted, with continuation on page two.

Tinternational News Service Geneva Viscount Cecil of Chelwood League of Nations Preparatory Disarmament Commission Lord Cecil Gibson United States

Giant German Flying Boat Takes Sightseeing Flight

The DO-X giant German flying boat carried twenty invited guests on a noon departure from Schellingwoude Basin for a sightseeing trip over Holland. Commander Friedrich Christiansen planned an aerial view of Amsterdam The Hague and other Dutch cities. After about an hour the craft landed gracefully with all passengers pleased by its performance.

Amsterdam Schellingwoude Basin Holland Friedrich Christiansen Hague

Poison Liquor Kills Six At Uniontown Drinking Party

International news reports a Uniontown Pennsylvania party where six men died after drinking poisoned alcohol. Frank Williams, 45, was found unconscious and died at Uniontown Hospital. four others missing since Wednesday night remain unaccounted for as police seize evidence for analysis.

International News Uniontown Mn &Tion Frank Williams Williams Uniontown Hospital Willams

Roosevelt Frowns On Early Boom For Presidency

Albany report says Governor Roosevelt will act to slow a New York Democratic push to nominate him for president in 1922. He arrived at the Capitol after 11 am and pledged to comment later. Also notes the death of a local woman’s daughter and sister with funeral notices.

International News Service Albany N. Y Roosevel New York Roosevelt Capitol New York City James A. Farley Democratic State Committee Herbert Winner John Dawson Gertrude Minteer City Erie

Official Probe Into Mine Disaster At Millfield Ohio

The mine blast at No 6 Sunday Creek Coal killed 79 workers with 16 of the crew among the injured later. Federal investigators from the U S Bureau of Mines examined the wreckage while funerals began for the victims. Officials considered theories including a beneath pressure squeeze and an open lamp igniting gas.

Conternational Millfield Ohio Sunday Creek Athens

Hemphill's Total Boosted in Philadelphia

Thousands of Hemphill votes remained uncounted in Philadelphia election night as the count continued. Officials indicated the G O P held back results to mask Hemphill's leading margin, especially in Pinchot areas like Allegheny County.

Hemphill Philadelphia E. L. Bayley

Republicans Retain Senate Plurality As House Remains Tight

Washington date line reports Republicans hold a paper Senate plurality of one with 48 to 47 and one farmer labor vote while majority power rests with a Democrats Western alliance. The House result remained unsettled as districts reported near parity between parties in the battle for control.

Senate House George R. Holmes International News Service Washington

Dr Myers Discusses Five Baniits i Problems Of Parents SoutherPacts Train Robbery

Dr Garry C Myers of Cleveland spoke to parents and teachers at George Washington junior high on child behavior and parental education. The Highland and Arthur McGill P T A sponsored the gathering with music and remarks by educators. Myers, a Western Reserve PhD, outlined parental influence and education in recent college chairs.

Dr. Myers Garry C. Myers Cleveland George Washington Parents~ Teachers Association of Highland Arthur McGil America C. J. Williamson Highland United Prestorian Church Helen Allen Highland School Margaret Preston Arthur McGill Scholes Carissim Jay L. Reed Arthur McGill P. T. A B. W. Leslie Senoor Shell Garry Co. Myers Western Reserve College of

Officials Warm to Army Navy Postseason Game

Secretary of the Navy Adams and Secretary of War Hurley met with Grover A. Whalen and Col. Richard Patterson to discuss a charity Army-Navy game for the unemployed. Both secretaries expressed sympathy and will work out details with Whalen and Col. Edward Underwood of the Salvation Army. A letter from Henry W Taft was presented. Taft joined the proposal but could not attend.

Secrdtary of the Navy Adams Hurley Sy Yapaie Grover A. Whalen New York Army Bay Whalen Richard ©. Patterson Henry W. 1 ‘Alb Taft Washington

Death Notice for Sophia McDonald and Anna Shawb

Mrs Sophia McDonald 44 of Treas Anwalle Ka and Mrs Anna Shawb of Erle Pa are listed in a death notice. Also noted is infant Robert Bernstein four months old of 919 Franklin Avenue.

Sophia McDonald Treasanwalle, Ka Anna Shawb Erle Robert Bernstein Franklin Avenue

Auto Driver Crashes Into Street Car in New Castle

Kosta FP Palmgren of 718 Chestnut Street was taken to New Castle Hospital with injuries after his sedan collided head on with Street Car No. 359 on East Washington Street. Fire, police and witnesses reported the crash occurred as Palmgren attempted to clear a track while Street Car operator W Lower reversed to avoid impact. The car and street car sustained damage. Palmgren suffered a facial wound and possible eye injury though condition not listed as serious.

Kosta FP Palmgren Chestnut Streer New Castle Hospital Ito Pat Kea P. & O. Cispetcher Agesdeny D. John Young John Meare Lowers Operarer Paomgren Fay Acer

City Council Rejects Funding for Big Clock Installation

City Solicitor Robert White states the city cannot pay electric costs to illuminate the clock on the Fist Christian church's property. The opinion argues the clock is not essential to the city and the city lacks authority to fund maintenance on private property. Local pastor Rev. GS Bennett and others urged donating the clock from Mrs. Grace Philips Johnson, with church maintenance to be provided by the city in exchange for signatures.

Carne Robert White Fist Chistian Church Dawry GS. Bennett Grace Philips Johnson

Senator Schall Re-Elected by Minnesota Voters

Linternational News Service reports Minnesota voters re-elected Senator Thomas D. Schall, Republican, to the United States Senate. Early returns showed him leading as rural votes were counted, with a margin exceeding 6,200 votes once remaining communities reported. The race narrowed or shifted as the rural tally continued.

Schall Minnesota Linternational Minneapolis Minn Thomas D.S. Republican United States Senate Sehabh Hall

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