President Roosevelt Sees Change For Better In U S
President Roosevelt in Savannah on a Warm Springs vacation visit decries reactionary elements and promises change for the better. He speaks at a Georgia colony anniversary stadium amid cheers, guards salute, and a band playing America in a wide ranging address on economics and American dollars.
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National Guards
America
Recognition of U S by Soviets Celebrated in Moscow
Moscow hails United States recognition as a major achievement for the Soviet regime and world peace. Russians from peasants to officials greet the move with enthusiasm and note less fear of Japan as Washington appears aligned with Moscow. Diplomats expect William C Bullitt as ambassador to Moscow and await the Soviet envoy to Washington, possibly Gregory Sokolnikoff or Valerian I Mezh lauk. Economic benefits to both nations anticipated.
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Moscow
Russia Today
America
Russia
Japan
William C. Bullitt
United States
Washington
Gregory Sokolnikoff
Foreign Affairs Department
Valerian I. Mezhlauk
State Planning Commission
Hanging Kidnappers To Be Demand In California Case
San Jose California November 18 1934 District Attorney Fred Thomas vows no slipup in the Hart murder case and demands corroborating testimony from witnesses. He says Jack Holmes and Thomas Thurmond confessed to binding Hart with baling wire and firing on him before tossing him from the San Mateo bridge into Lower San Francisco Bay. The search for Hart's body continues as the case moves toward swift justice.
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Brook Hart
Fred Thomas
Santa Clara County
Jack Holmes
Thomas Thurmond
San Mateo Bridge
San Francisco Bay
Thomas
Hart
Soviet Union and United States Resume Official Relations
Washington report says Roosevelt and Soviet Foreign Commissar Litvinoff agreed on a non aggression pact in exchange for Soviet capitulation on most U S demands. The move marks the first day of official relations since the Soviet regime arose 16 years ago.
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United States
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet Union
Red flannels on display in downtown store
Pa Newc observes noting slippery sidewalks after snow and frost. Pedestrians pick along road as furnace fires rise this season. Birds suffer in deep cold. readers urged to feed wildlife. After a week of winter weather, football weather returns for Toledo Scott game as temp nears 40.
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Pa Newe
Owen Penfield Fox
Toledo Scott High
Governor Pinchot Sets Stage for Best Of Program
Governor Difford Pinchot prepares to introduce the remaining six liquor bills next week after a favorable reception from a general assembly that has already advanced three measures. Lawmakers, despite early trouble, set a brisk pace at the extraordinary session and earned praise for progress in the first week.
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International News Service
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70th Anniversary Observance of Lincoln Address at Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pennsylvania prepares for the 70th anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Robert Lincoln Casswell, famed impersonator of the president, will recite the speech to fifty attendees who were at the 1863 dedication. A morning parade will recreate the original route from Center Square to the National Shrine.
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International News Service
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National Cemetery
Robert Lincoln Casswell
New York
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Hall Meermans To Go To Harrisburg Conference
Executive Director Wilson Hall of the Lawrence County Emergency Relief board and R L Meermans superintendent of the federal state employment office in the Johnson building will travel to Harrisburg over the weekend to attend a conference on ways and means of promoting Pennsylvania s share of the federal civil works administration program Invitations came from Eric H Biddie administrator for the program The meeting is set for Monday afternoon at 2 30 o clock
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Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board
R. L. Meermans
Johnson Building
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Civil Works Administration
Eric H. Biddie
Gold Purchases Being Eased Off
Washington reports indicate the Roosevelt administration is slowing the gold purchase experiment. The gold price remains at $33.56 per ounce for a fifth day, with officials offering no reasons. Observers say sponsors seek a quiet period to study the situation while the dollar hovers around sixty cents in its gold value.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Auto Crash At Bridge Injures John Ward
John Ward, 36, of 603 Superior Street, is hospitalized at Jameson Memorial with a lacerated chin and leg and a fractured jaw after his car struck the west end abutment of the West Washington Street bridge at 4 30 am. Police say this is the third accident since the bridge remodeling. Ward was driving east when the collision occurred. a PRR employee notified authorities.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Nudist colony founder jailed for indecent exposure
Fred C. Ring, a Kalamazoo dancing master who started Michigan's first nudist colony near Allegan, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and a $300 fine for indecent exposure.
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International News Service
Allegan, Mich
Fred C. Ring
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Here
Death Notices for Mrs W F Sniff Mrs Mary Thomas and William Gilfillan
Local death notices list Mrs W W Sniff aged from 223 Northview avenue Mrs Mary Louisa Thomas age 55 of 921 Winslow avenue and William M Gilfillan age 75 of Washington township.
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W. W. Sniff
Northview Avenue
Mary Louisa Thomas
Winslow Avenue
William M. Gilfillan
Washington Township
Football scores delayed by phone schedule
The News publishes a call-in schedule for reporting New Castle high school and college football scores this afternoon and evening. Listeners should call 4000 until 5 pm 22 or 4024 from 5 to 6 30 pm and 175 after 6 30 pm.
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New Castle
Civilian Works Program Starts Nationwide Plan
Washington November 18 Harry L Hopkins federal relief administrator states the civilian works program is nearly organized with state and local groups continuing relief duties. Plans call for about 2 000 000 workers to be placed by December 1 and 4 000 000 cared for by December 15 while direct relief to groups without this option continues.
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International News Service
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
P R R Veterans to Banquet Here Next Saturday
Veteran railroaders of the Erie and Ashtabula division with 20 years of service attend the 13th annual banquet at The Castleton. A turkey dinner follows noon with a speaking program. Secretary A E Stahl and committee head L C Gleason coordinate plans and invitations noting return mail to division headquarters.
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Castleton
E. & A. Veterans’ Association
A. E. Stahl
Pennsylvania
L. C. Gleason
J. R. McGuire
J. C. McMichael
W. A. Glasser
C. J. Callahan
R. E. O'Donnell
C. M. Frost
C. P. Sipe
W. T. Weschler
New Castle Chamber Directors Meet at The Castleton
The New Castle Chamber of Commerce directors will hold their November luncheon meeting at The Castleton on Thursday at noon. The brief session will cover upcoming community business priorities and member updates.
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New Castle
Senatorial probes and rattled politics in Beverly Hills
Special to The News reports a chaotic Senate probe with members scattered across the country and into odd places. It notes Texas Senator Connally among allies, Pecora’s diggings, and California committees probing receiverships and fake stock schemes amid sharp commentary on stock sales and Los Angeles attitudes.
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Sheriff Race Closing in Washington County Amid Ballot Challenges
In Washington County the sheriff race drew doubt as ballot boxes opened in several precincts showing majorities for Edward W. Patton of Charleroi on the Democratic ticket. Court orders for rechecks on nine boxes had been issued with more disputes anticipated. Also noted is an unrelated hunting incident near the Willock farm involving Roach relatives.
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International News Service
Washington, Pa
Washington County
Edward W. Patton
Charleroi
Hunter Dies of Wounds in Pittsburgh
James L. Ray, 35, died in a Pittsburgh hospital from gun wounds reported by the coroner as accidentally inflicted by James Roach of Wil.
Two Natrona Girls Injured In New Kensington Crash
Two Natrona girls were injured when a car veered and hit a safety zone at a street intersection in New Kensington Pennsylvania during the night. Harry C. Yingling, the car owner, escaped unhurt.
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New Kensington
Natrona
Harry C. Yingling
Three Are Killed in Berlin Incident
Berlin reports indicate at least three people killed and seven injured in a recent incident. Authorities did not immediately disclose the cause or identities involved, with investigations ongoing.
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Berlin
Son of American Aristocracy Named First Soviet Ambassador
William Christian Bullitt, 18-A son of a wealthy Philadelphia family, will become the first American ambassador to Soviet Russia. His mission blends conservative lineage with support for Soviet stability and reflects 14 years of effort dating to his 1919 Moscow assignment under Wilson.
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International News Service
Washington, Navy
Soviet Russia
William Christian Bullitt
Philadelphia
Bullitt
Soviet Union
Moscow
Woodrow Wilson
Lenin
Hearing Continued For Frank Rausch
Hearing on Frank Rausch’s habeas corpus petition for release from county jail was continued to Monday due to the absence of District Attorney John Powers. Rausch, son of Walter Rausch linked to recent robberies, denies the charge of receiving stolen goods and contends counsel was denied at the preliminary. The delay followed unanswered notices and questions about who must issue them.
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R. L. Hildebrand
John Powers
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Bernard Rocks
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Japan Shows Interest In Recognition
Tokyo reports the foreign office says U S recognition of Russia would have no effect while Japanese papers call the move the biggest foreign story of recent months. Officials doubt benefit to the United States and warn communist activity may seep into American capital and labor and threaten trade relations.
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Foreign Office
Russia
Japan
United States
Harrisburg Conference Sets Civil Works Program Talks
Harrisburg to host a state wide conference led by CWA administrator Eric H Biddle on Monday to discuss New Castle's share of the Civil Works Administration program. The meeting aims to finalize allocations and outline next steps for local employment projects.
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Benefits Seen From Restored US Soviet Relations
Washington reports expect principal gains from normalized ties to include US sales of agricultural machinery automobiles and accessories cotton rubbers metals chemicals and electrical supplies if credit terms are arranged. For Soviet Russia the move would boost prestige and reinforce its stance in the Far East amid potential Japan tensions.
Daily Weather Report of 24 Hour Statistics
U S weather data shows the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning with a maximum temperature of 39 and a minimum of 21 and 02 inches of precipitation. A year ago the same date had a maximum 43 and minimum 36 with no precipitation recorded.
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