Rebel General Entered Madrid. Franco's Forces Gain City
Reports from Perpignan and Paris say General Francisco Franco entered Madrid in the afternoon. Radio broadcasts from Jaca and intercepted messages claimed the capital fell to rebel troops. Seville dispatch quotes a rebel announcer declaring Madrid may be considered ours.
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Paris
Perpignan
Petit Parisien
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Jaca
Franco
Seville
Spain
Wage Increase To Affect 4300 In New Castle
Wages at Shenango and New Castle Works of Carnegie Ulinois Steel total nearly 4360 workers receive about a 10 percent raise after months of talks with the Employer Representative Association. Common labor moves from 47? to 52/2 cents per hour, with variations by labor type, as cost of living climbs. Further increases may follow if prices continue to rise.
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Shenango and
New Castle
Carnegie-Ulinois Steel Corporation
Employer Representative Association
Steel wage vote splits in Carnegie-Illinois districts
Steel labor ranks in Pittsburgh Youngstown and Gary Indiana split today over a management offer of an average ten percent wage increase. Carnegie-Illinois, Jones and Laughlin, and other large employers employ over 20 000 workers as they tout an industrial boom.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Gary
Ind
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Carnegie-Illinois
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Birds and hunting notes and license tag update
PA Newc Observes reports opening day hunting without delay as guns boom around the county. Owen Penfield Fox recalls a Horned Lark sighting during the first snow and urges interest in bird life. A downtown store window features a 1920 New Castle football photo and 1937 license tags with Pennsylvania outline included.
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Pa Newe
Owen Penfield Fox
New Castle High School
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Daily U S Weather Report Summary
Weather report for 24 hours to 9 am records high 55 and low 30 degrees with 0.01 inches of rain. River stage at 8.1 feet. Comparable date last year showed high 50 and low 26 with no precipitation.
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U. S
President urges support for local Community Chest drives
President Roosevelt appealed on nation wide grounds for backing private charities supplementing federal relief. He urged endorsement of the Community Chest and welfare agencies as the sinews of war against human misery, stressing a partnership between federal and private groups to aid the needy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Community Chest
Three Hunters Victims First Day of Season
Harrisburg dispatch reports opening day of Pennsylvania small game season sees three hunters dead and nearly 20 injured. Two men died yesterday and a heart attack claimed another, while Tom Erdley and James Peluso were among the fatalities as hunting incidents drew warnings to handle firearms safely.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Nimrods
Keystone State
Tom Erdley
Kittanning
James Peluso
New Castle
Gun Discharge Fatal To Hunter On Opening Day
A hunter was killed by an accidental gun discharge on opening day afternoon. Police and conservation officers investigated at the rural hunting grounds where the incident occurred.
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Hunter
Chest Announces Big Gifts Group For 1936 Campaign
Twenty four prominent men and women of New Castle form the advanced gifts committee for the 1936 Community Chest drive. The campaign opens Tuesday November 17 with headquarters in the Lawrence Savings & Trust building announcing the group.
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New Castle
Community Chest
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Com
Labor calls for revival of NRA after Roosevelt victory
In Cincinnati on November 7, labor groups expressed broad support for the New Deal but urged action after the election. William Green and John Lewis press for a revival of NRA or its equivalent, saying the labor movement must regain what it viewed as the Blue Eagle’s promises.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Labor
William Green
John Lewis
Phoenix Alice Longworth
Tragedy Near West Pittsburg as Gun Accident Kills Hunter
James Peluso, 31, of 116 South Cedar Street, died Friday after a companion’s gun discharged while the group from Universal Sanitary Manufacturing hunted south of the city. Peluso’s companions included Tony Quarto Joe Detillo Mike Tomnato and John Sutton of New Castle Junction.
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James Peluso
South
Cedar Street
Peluso
Tony Quarto
Joe Detillo
Mike Tomnato
John Sutton
Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Company
New Castle Junction
West Pittsburg
Americans Safe in Madrid Amid Embassy Assurances
Washington reports the state department closely monitors American safety in Madrid. Secretary Hull departs for New York to sail for Buenos Aires, while embassy staff under Eric C. Wendelin remains at the capital and ready to open doors as a haven for American nationals if needed.
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International News Service
Washington
Madrid
State Department
Cordell Hull
New York
Buenos Aires
Eric C. Wendelin
Capitol
Death Toll Rises in Wyoming County Farm Fire
In Scranton State Hospital Romaine Bullock, 16 months, died from severe burns raising the death toll to three. Brothers Robert, 4, and Louise, 3, perished earlier. Four other children of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Bullock were at school when the blaze started. Charred bodies of the two trapped victims were recovered from Falls farm ruins.
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International News Service
Scranton
WPA
Wyoming County
Romaine Bullock
Scranton State Hospital
Romaine
Robert
Louise
Parermts
Floyd Bullock
Falls
English society split over Baltimore婚 Marriage cancelation
Mrs. Tanis Guinness Montagu and the Earl of Carnarvon postponed their Baltimore marriage after elopement rumors. The couple retreated to New York and have not spoken publicly, leaving eastern social circles to speculate about who jilted whom.
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Baltimore
Tanis Guinness Montagu
Earl of Carnarvon
New York
Roll Call Drive Extended Three More Days
Red Cross Roll Call is extended until next Tuesday at the request of canvassing volunteers. Many residents want to enroll and qualify for paid days off, with strong support in the city. The business district canvass continues and will require extra time to finish.
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Red Cross
Wyoming Valley Priest Is Dead
The Very Rev. Monsignor J. J. Curran, a longtime Wyoming Valley priest who worked to reconcile coal miners’ factions, died at Mercy hospital in Wilkes-Barre. He was 77.
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International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
J. J. Curran
Wyoming Valley
Mercy Hospital
New Castle Mar tins Ferry gridiron score query note
The News requests scores for New Castle versus Mints Ferry and for college games today. Guidance shows local viewing slots from 4 000 to 5 00 22 4024 5 to 6 30 and 175 after 6 50 p m.
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New Castle-Martins Ferry
United States Poised as Peacemaker in Inter-American Talks
The United States aims to lead a hemispheric push for peace with a December opening in Buenos Aires. Secretary Hull sails from New York to attend the Inter-American Conference, while President Roosevelt plans a potential one day Buenos Aires stop to press a world economic and peace conference. European diplomats welcome U S leadership amid fears of a broader conflict.
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Robert G. Nixon
International News Service
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Cordell Hull
New York
Buenos Aires
Indianapolis
General maritime strike widens as walkouts idle 400 ships
The nationwide halt disrupts ports from the Atlantic and Gulf to the West Coast. About 80 000 seamen are idle as outlaw sit down strikes spread from the West Coast to the South and East. President Roosevelt declined immediate intervention.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
New York
Roosevelt
Death Notices for Shaffer Rodgers Peluso
Lafayette S Shaffer 75 of Slippery Rock township Judson Rodgers 75 of Volant K Cp James Peluso 31 of 116 South Cedar Street deaths reported in area records
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Lafayette S. Shaffer
Slippery Rock Township
Judson Rodgers
Volant
K. Cp
Wage Increases Hit Hundreds Of Thousands Of Workers
New York reports wage boosts sweeping the nation in coming weeks, led by United States Steel and followed by many firms. The total may reach ninety million dollars with about a ten percent average rise in most industries. Steel workers exceed five hundred thousand, with auto oil and department stores also raising pay. twelve firms approved dividends and bonuses totaling over sixty five million dollars.
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International News Service
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
No Agreement For Protection Of Civilians In Spain
London dispatch reports stalemate as Spanish rebels and loyalist leaders reject British offers to protect civilians. Premier Francisco Largo Caballero vows no negotiations with communism and Franco declares the fight will continue to the end.
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International News Service
London
Francisco Largo Caballero
Francisco Franco
Weather Outlook For Coming Week
North and Middle Atlantic States expect precipitation early in the week and again Friday or Saturday. A cool start, with warmer temperatures at the end of the week.
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International News Service
Washington
North and
Middle Atlantic States
Farrell Tin Mill Plant Accepts Carnegie Illinois Wage Increase
Pittsburgh news confirms Farrell tin mill plant with 2100 employees accepted Carnegie-Illinois wage increase offer. Company announced the agreement after employee representatives accepted the proffer.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-llinois Corporation
Farrell Tin Mill
Farrell
Poppy Day Proves Successful in City
A Perry S. Gaston post American Legion auxiliary fundraiser sees many residents wearing red poppies. High school volunteers secured vantage points at offices and street corners to sell poppies for welfare programs. Mrs. John R. Wilson, poppy sale chairman, reports strong success.
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Perry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
John R. Wilson
New Auto Tags Issued with State Map Outline
Harrisburg reports six hundred Pennsylvanians received the first of the new 1937 map outline automobile license plates. The plates show the state map with numerals over it and cannot be used until December 15. The first tag was issued to Reba Baughman of Harrisburg. all vehicle owners must have the plates by January 1.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
President Roosevelts Budget Bout Opens With Restriction
President Roosevelt begins shaping the 1937 38 budget and bars nonessential meetings for ten days focusing only on executive government affairs. Acting Budget Director Daniel Bell met with the president in a lengthy morning session as the first of a series.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Daniel Bell
Madrid Government Holds Off Rebels as War Clouds Loom
By THOMAS A. LOAYZA MADRID. Nov 7. The government of Premier faces a decisive moment as militarists seize power amid rebel advances threatening the thousand year old capital. The premier orders resistance to block rebels and avert capture at all costs.
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Madrid
WPA Conference Brings 500 Here
Close to 500 WPA District 14 foremen and timekeepers gathered in New Castle to hear Ralph G Brown outline new time sheet changes. The talk covered detail changes and a policy allowing missed time due to weather to be made up in later pay periods.
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District 14
Works Progress Administration
New Castle
Lawrence
Mercer
Beaver
Butler
Ralph G. Brown
Mr. Brown
WPA
Old Post Office
J. Vale Downie
Quiet Spot in the Sticks Away From Politics
The speaker longs for a retreat beyond political buzz where nature thrives and campaigns fade. He seeks a peaceful autumn escape, tired of debates about Dear and Glooper, craving a place where politics is an unknown word and life is simple.
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