German situation deadlocked over pact guarantees in Locarno
Poland presses for France to guarantee the Polish German security pact, while Polish Foreign Minister Skrynski and Briand clash over policy. Czech leader Benes seeks conciliatory stance as Kempner arrives in Berlin to present allied proposals that may unlock the deadlock before the German cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dunbar Weyer
Bate Locarno
Switzerland
Poland
France
Germany
Henry Tresseman
Skrynski
M. Briand
Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Czecho- Slovakia
Kempner
Berlin
Hindenburg
Shenango Valley Hospital gains and debts outline
The Shenango Valley Hospital in New Castle is hailed as a personal institution with deep local ties and a call to support through the Community Chest starting October 16. The article notes 2,501 patients treated in the year ending August 31, 1925, with 902 being free patients accounting for 10,097 free days of care, and lists hospital administration including John P. Lockhart and J. Norman Martin. It also covers national debt policy remarks by Mellon era officials, emphasizing a balance between debt reduction and tax relief, noting 1921 interest at 1 billion and projected 1926 interest around 840 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
France
Shenango Valley Hospital
John P. Lockhart
J. Norman Martin
Edwin F. Norris
George D. Blair, Sr
T. C. Post
Fred L. Rentz
Chester P. Reynolds
T. F. Moorehead
Mellon
Treasury
Girrard B. Winston
Winston
New Castle Hospital Expands With 32 Room Addition
Prosperous times surround New Castle Hospital after completing a 32 room addition on South Mercer Street. The facility now handles 132 patients with a full laboratory and nurses dormitory. Last year 1,900 patients were treated including 1,050 foreigners and many charity cases. Directors pledge continued humanitarian work in 1926 under President Judge Emery and a slate of officers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Street
New Castle Hospital
New Castle
Community Chest
Pp. Emery
Joseph Hannon
John J. Maher
A. Green
Ed J. O’brien
Geo. T
Mellon Supports Plan to Continue Public Debt
Treasury officials say the plan keeps the public debt intact with a portion paid by taxpayers and about 160 million dollars coming from foreign powers. They argue annual debt reduction frees capital for private enterprise and supports capital needs in the United States and abroad amid higher private loan rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Treasury
United States
Air service needs not to be expanded says Drum
General staff under manning shortages due to economy policy. Drum blames White House for underfunding the air service and says an $80 million air equipment program was abandoned. He argues future wars rely on manpower, not air power alone, and warns against a separate air force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drum
White House
Coolidge
General Staff
Air Service
National Defense
War Department
United States
Department
Army Air Service
Air Corps
Army
Air Services
Patrick
Meuse-Argonne
Mayor's Edict Against Bombs Floated Amid Court Fight
City officials debate enforcement after bombs exploded during a riverfront stunt. Police failed to identify who fired the charges while the mayor vows action despite concealment and contested evidence. Conti faces potential charges, but a suit depends on a successful court case as laughs turn to legal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Conti
Reducing Classes Start Next Week at Y W C A
The reducing classes at the YWCA will begin next week with a morning session on Wednesday October 21 at 10 oclock and an evening session on Thursday October 22 at 830 pm. Enrollment is limited and prompt registration is advised.
Knights of Columbus Celebrate Twenty Five Years in New Castle
A two day observance marks the twenty fifth anniversary of St. Marys Council Knights of Columbus in New Castle. Father Brennan delivers sermon at St Marys church and charter member E F Connelly recounts the orgs history as P J Dempsey pledges future hopes while Ralph Read and others offer congratulations. The gala banquet and dance follow a jubilee mass with orchestral music and tenor solos by Edward McAleer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Cox
Father Brennan
P. Pp. Capitelo
Order
Knights of Columbus
Connelly
St. Mary’s Council
Read
St. Mary’s
McAleer
Edward P. McAleer
Warren, QC
Palais Royale
New Castle
St. Mary’s Church
M. J. Brennan
Thomas Driscoll
St. Mary's Council
Deaths Of The Day And Memorial Rites At Local Cemeteries
Funeral services were held for Hugh Presley Stockman at his East Washington home with Rev. Homer B. Davis officiating. Pallbearers included Clair Stockman and Robert White. Interment was at Oak Park cemetery. Mrs. Mabel G. McCaslin wife of Wylie McCaslin was buried at Graceland cemetery after services at 2:30 PM from 318 Clenmore boulevard. Pallbearers were Faldwin Parker McKee Duff Burns Gibson. William M. Allison died in Spokane and his funeral is set for Jerusalem Lutheran church with interment at its cemetery. He was a Civil War veteran with the 100th Pennsylvania Roundhead regiment. Mrs. Jennie Garvin Broscheit wife of David Broscheit had services at 3:30 PM from 1701 Highland avenue with pallbearers including Stockman and White and burial at Graceland. Floyd Allen of 510 Madison avenue died at his mother's home after a prolonged illness. funeral at 2:30 PM from his mother’s home and burial at Shippinsburg cemetery. Mrs. Mary Jane Fullerton Dalzell aged 83 died at 214 Montgomery avenue. services Thursday at 11 AM from her home with burial at Oak Park cemetery. Mrs. Ella Morgan Manning aged 39 died in Albuquerque NM. funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Wampum Methodist church with burial at Slippery Rock cemetery. Robert Williams aged 82 of 5 Laurel avenue died October 13. funeral arrangements to be announced. He leaves a large family and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stockman
Hugh Presley Stockman
East Washington Street
Homer B. Davis
Epworth Methodist Church
Clair
Robert Lee
James
Eugene Stockman
Robert White
Oak Park Cemetery
Mabel G. McCaslin
Wylie McCaslin
Clenmore Boulevard
A. J. Randles
Second United Presbyterian Church
Faldwin
Parker
Mr. Allison
William M. Allison
Spokane
Wash
Neshannock Avenue
Albert Allison
Princeton
Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Church
Allison
Pennsylvania Roundhead
Broscheit
Jennie Garvin Broscheit
David Froscheit
Highland Avenue
F. R B. Stough
St. John's Lutheran Church
H. A. Ellis
First Methodist Church
Clair,obert
Lee
Ellene Stockman
Graceland Cemetery
Floyd Allen
Madison Avenue
Minerva Allen
Lees Cross Roads
Allen
Seventh Ward
Anna May
Robert
Jane
Howard M.allen
Shippinsburg
Mary J. Dalzell
Ary Jane Fullerton Dalzell
John Dalzell
Montgomery Avenue
Dalzell
Beaver Township
Mahoning
Danniel ‘Schnebly
The
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Ella M. Manning
Ella Morgan Manning
Wayne Manning
Wampum
Alburquerque
N. M
Manning
Mary E. Morgan
Mary Etta
Ada Dindinger
Wampum Methodist Church
Slippery Rock Cemetery
Robert Williams
Laurel Avenue
Mr. Williams
London
England
George
Martha Williams
St. Mary’s Church
the Maccabees
Mary Weaver
W. R. Palmer
Howard Biddle
City
Flint
Mich
W. L. Bois Claire
Cleveland, O
J. L. Gilmore
Cleveland
Alfred G. Wilams
Atlanta
Many Speakers to Aid Mission in Churches
Several speakers will join the Milwaukee Columbus and Erie missions. Fred G. Becker of Dream City will participate, along with George H. Meinardi of Columbus and Arthur Blackmore, long-time Erie Mission superintendent, each sharing testimony of life changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Becker
Milwaukee
George H. Meinardi
Columbus, O
Arthur Blackmore
Erie
Mission Music Features in New Castle Services
George W Soerheide Cleveland Mission superintendent announces two New Castle events. An afternoon program and an evening mass meeting at First Baptist include choir performances under John W Owens, duets by Leichliter and Qartel, and a gospel message by Rev Leichliter. The mission invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Soerheide
Cleveland Mission
New Castle
First Baptist Church
John W. Owens
Leichliter
Qartel
Chest campaign names allotted to solicitors at dinner
The Chest headquarters will receive solicitor lists from each team every night during the ten day campaign. Each team plans about 150 names with 25 per solicitor. Mrs DeGraff Pearson, chairwoman of the dining committee, announced schedule for the ten day campaign period. The opening dinner Friday eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chest
DeGraff Pearson
Local church groups plan meals for Pinchot visit
The article details luncheon and dinner arrangements for Pinchot's visit. Various church groups including Trinity, Highland U P, St Marys, Kings Daughters, First M E, and First Baptist will host serving duties led by named organizers. Senator Weingartner met with P D Stahmecker to finalize plans while state executive Irwin improves at Indian Run. Reservations for a Fountain Inn dinner cost one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weingartner
P. D. Stahmecker
Pinchot
Charles F. Irwin
Jefferson County
Indian Run
New Castle
Fountain Inn
Governor Pinchot to visit engagement Friday
Governor Pinchot is scheduled to fill an engagement here Friday October 18 and arrangements have been made for him to inspect the home after he arrives. The event continues notes on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
What Did You See Officer Reports Geese Over Post Office
Officer Bud Fleeger reports seeing a flock of wild geese circling the post office last night. The birds created considerable noise while hunting a roosting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Fleeger
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Ango Valley
Ospital
Severa
Mrs. McCaslin
Bicha
the Winter CO
East Washington
New Castle, PA
Women’s Apparel Department
Kashmir
Lon Institute of Research
Rex
Mel- Industrial
Anne
Harrisburg
S. Plummer Emery
Emery Publicity Committee
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