Veterans Of E and A Here For Reunion at Castleton
E and A veterans of the Pennsylvania railroad gather for the 13th annual reunion at The Castleton with about 150 attendees. S. D. Pearson speaks on Egypt and King Tut while L. C. Gleason chairs and "Lefty" Parks presides as master of ceremonies. turkey dinner and songs anchor the program as Nell Brady's dancers perform.
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E. & A. Division
E. & A. Veterans of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Castleton
Thomas Boyle
L. C. Gleason
S. E
Lefty” Parks
R. E. Johns
S. D. Pearson
Egypt
King Tut
Nell Brady
Son Defends Mother Against Murder Confession
Earle Wynekoop, son of Dr. Alice Lind Wynekoop, proclaims his mother's confession to his wife Rheta's murder false. He asserts police coercion influenced her statements and claims she acted to protect him, detailing alleged manipulation during questioning.
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International News Service
Chicago
Earle Wynekoop
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Earle
Rheta
Fillmore Street
Double Parking Lashes City Streets In Busy Business Districts
Report notes a peak in double parking causing congestion on K South Mill street and Washington street. A guard keeps Cascade Park buildings safe with a watchman to reduce fire risk and insurance costs.
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City of
New Castle
Cascade Park
Daily Weather Report for the 24 Hour Period
U S weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 41 and a minimum of 32 with 5.8 feet river stage for the 24 hours ending 9 am. A year ago the maximum was 43 and the minimum 22 with no precipitation.
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U. S
Castlewood Favors New Court House Approval
Castlewood community members voted unanimously to support a new Lawrence County court house and the gift of about 210000 under the federal loan program. The group approved about 490000 for labor and materials and also endorsed the NRA program.
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Castlewood
New Court House
Lawrence County
NRA
Five Hundred Attend Supper At Y. W. C. A.
Five hundred women and girls attended the second annual All-Association supper of the local Y. W. C. A. with reps from clubs classes and committees, staff and dormitory members. Guests included Community Chest board members and Y. W. C. A. lawyers families. The event celebrated World Fellowship Week with tables artfully arranged to depict 51 lands, each club and committee decorating its own table. Judges toured the rooms at 6 15 p m assessing exhibits.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Community Chest Board
Larwaies
Sara Sankey McCune
May Hoyt
Fred L. Rentz
Roosevelt studies NRA codes in Georgia conferences
President Roosevelt and Hugh S. Johnson met in Warm Springs, Ga., to review 25 NRA codes. Officials expected presidential approval after the talks. Johnson expressed hope for an amicable settlement of the deadlock with Ford and a possible Ford signature.
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Johnson
Georgia
International News Service
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Ford
County Officials Meet NRA Over Court House Loan Plan
County Commissioners Elmer Connors and F. R. Woods returned from Harrisburg after consulting National Recovery Act officials about a loan for a new courthouse and Croton Avenue viaduct. They presented Lawrence County’s assessed valuation and debt data and learned the loan could be raised without a public vote if debt remains under two percent. Availability of funds is uncertain, possibly two to six months, with 30 percent provided as a grant under NRA terms and the rest as a loan.
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Elmer Conners
F. R. Woods
Harrisburg
National Recovery Act
Court House
Croton Avenue
Lawrence County
National Recovery Board
Mrs. Vallee Secluded After Divorce Petition
Mrs Fay Webb Vallee the estranged wife of Rudy Vallee remained in seclusion at her father Police Chief C E Webb’s Santa Monica home. Through her attorney Ben Cohen it was learned she is in a nervous state following publication of her legal action against her husband seeking to nullify a separation agreement and restrain divorce outside New York.
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International News Service
Santa Monica
Cal
Fay Webb Vallee
Rudy Vallee
C. E. Webb
Dogs Run Loose Reported on Shenango Street
Police were alerted last night that multiple dogs were roaming freely along Shenango Street. Officers secured the area and warned residents to avoid the animals while locating and containing the strays.
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Shenango Street
Slayer Is Hanged for Slaying Deputy Sheriff Roy Shamblin
In Moundsville West Virginia Leo Frazier 30 Charleston mechanic was executed at 8 55 PM for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Roy Shamblin. The sentence was carried out amid state capital procedures and public interest. In Las Palmas Canary Islands Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh were hosted by local officials during a stopover on their Atlantic air routes survey.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Leo Frazier
Charleston
Roy Shamblin
Las Palmas
Canary Island
Charles A. Lindbergh
Canary Islands
Hammond quits NRA in clash with recovery chief
Washington reports General Thomas S. Hammond resigns from the National Recovery Administration after friction with General Hugh Johnson. Hammond, formerly a steel industry executive, led the NRA trade association division before leaving the agency.
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Hammond
NRA
Washington
Hugh Johnson
Thomas S. Hammond
NRA Trade Association
Start for Prison Edwin J Weber in Pittsburgh
Edwin J. Weber former Bridgeville banker begins his prison sentence in Pittsburgh following prior legal actions. He reported to authorities and is to serve the designated term.
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Pittsburgh
Edwin J. Weber
Bridgeville
Seek County Vote On Plan To Build New Court House
The Lawrence County Tax Justice League met November 24 in Court Room 1 to discuss a proposed new courthouse and Croton viaduct. They passed a resolution urging county commissioners to determine costs, labor, and place the measures on the spring primary ballot.
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Lawrence County Court House
Lawrence County Tax Justice League
Court House
Croton Viaduct
League
John D. Pattison
First Pay for CWA Workers Sparks Optism Today
Pay day arrives for Civil Works Administration workers as money goes out on the job rather than at the relief office. Administrator L B Round says it is better for men to work today and complete a five day week amid renewed spirit on public works projects.
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Emergecy Relief Office
L. B. Round
Bankers set to unload bonds as Roosevelt policy draws ire
Special from Beverly Hills reports that prominent bankers, opposing Roosevelt's financial plan, are selling government bonds and securities in large volumes. The writer claims they once benefited from government aid and now resist current policy, urging prayer for their families and interests.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Roosevelt
Mama
Papa
McNought Syndicate Seeks Apology to President
A note expresses regret for prioritizing interest over the president, stating that interest has aided the syndicate longer than the president. The message implies ongoing tension over leadership priorities and support.
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P. S
Turkey Dinner For Ten Cents At City Schools
Patrons of the Senior Junior high school cafeterias will dine on turkey next Tuesday for ten cents a plate. Manager Mrs. Rachel Pollock Taylor said the menu includes turkey mashed potatoes cranberries and dressing. About 350 pounds of turkey and around 20 birds will supply the meal at Senior High George Washington and Ben Franklin cafeterias.
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Rachel Pollock Taylor
Senior High
George Washington
Ben Franklin
Driver Plunges Over Creek Bank in Late-Night Crash
George B. Tribby, 47, of 929 Warren Avenue, survived after his car plunged 18 feet from South Mercer Street into Neshannock Creek at 12 50 a m. He was pinned, extricated by police, and taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital with head and body injuries. Jeanette and Betty Ginsberg helped alert authorities.
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George B. Tribby
Warren Avenue
Mercer Street
Neshannock Creek
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jeanette
Betty Ginsberg
Moravia Street
South Mill Street
South Mercer Street
Tribby
Mill Street
Blondell Undergoes Appenduicitis Operation
Hollywood reports Joan Blondell the blonde film star underwent surgery for acute appendicitis and physicians say she is doing satisfactorily.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Joan Blondell
Mayor After Rabbits
Mayor Charles Mayne today set out with a shooting rod to pursue rabbits, undertaking a local hunting excursion aimed at cottontail rabbits around nearby fields and parks.
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Charles Mayne
Smith And Harper Enter Congress Race
Grace Phillips Johnson’s expected candidacy prompted new runs. Lawrence county men C Ed Smith Jr and E F G Harper made definite declarations. Smith cited his 1932 Republican primary showing and intent to run again. Harper said he considered running before and now feels a logical candidate with local support.
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Grace Phillips Johnson
Congress
Lawrence County
C. Ed. Smith, Jr
E. F. G. Harper
Myr. Smith
Harper
Smith
Democratic Split Over Money Question Roils Party
Washington observers fear the Democratic Party may split again over monetary policy as Al Smith attacks Roosevelt on the gold content of the dollar. Smith denounces the “baloney dollar” and criticizes inexperienced economists driving New Deal experiments, highlighting tensions with conservative factions.
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Democratic Party
George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
al Smith
Smith
Roosevelt
Party of Greenbackers
Nudists Plan New Wedding In Riverside Colony
James Goodman and Susan Wise, the first nudist colony couple, plan a regular wedding with clothes in Riverside California. Goodman asked Riverside County District Attorney Earl Redwine about obtaining a marriage license already applied for but not issued. Redwine said it could be issued. Mrs Goodman says they were married according to their belief.
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Riverside
Cal
James Goodman
Susan Wise
Elsinore
Goodman
Earl Redwine
Riverside County
Redwine
Football Scores Schedule Displayed For Today
The News lists college football score updates by time slots: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. 22 or 40 24 from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. and 1 75 after 6:30 p.m. The schedule guides when to call in scores throughout the day.
State Income Tax Looming Aid for Schools Measured In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the Pinchot administration seeks a new revenue source through the legislature to aid schools. A measure worth noting rests today as the constitutional route to tap incomes is tested while officials consider a short cut rather than broad reform.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Death Records for Bauman Godwin and Fultz
Gerald Dick Bauman 49 of Cleveland Ohio Andrew P Godwin 77 of 613 West Madison Avenue Elizabeth Fultz 71 of 833 Morton Street are listed in death notices.
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Gerald Dick Bauman
Cleveland
O. Andrew P. Godwin
West Madison Avenue
Elizabeth Fultz
Morton Street
Plans For 300 State Stores For Liquor Sales
Harrisburg reports the administration aims to have 300 state liquor stores ready by January 1 as the McClure control bill provisions take effect. A four hour executive mansion discussion led by Gov. ...
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International News Service
Harrisburg
McClure
Executive
Orchid for the Pennsy Vets Forty Eighth Anniversary
A verse honors a Pennsylvanian veterans group meeting yearly for thirteen years. Members gather despite snow or cold, sharing meals and camaraderie around a table. The poem credits the group with shaping the Pennsy legacy, noting the vets’ gray hair and enduring memory.
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