Governor Will Attend Chest Campaign Opening In New Castle
Governor Gifford Pinchot will speak at a Chest campaign dinner at the Fountain Inn then join a program at the High Twelve Club October 16. Senator Weingartner arranged the events and a seven thousand pamphlet mailing explains the ten participating institutions and their welfare work.
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Gifford Pinchot
New Castle
Community Chest
George T. Weingartner
Thomas H. Hartman
High Twelve Club
Fountain Inn
Hotel Pinchot
Weingartner
Chest
Plan to Relieve Earned Incomes From Taxes
Washington officials announce a bill to relieve earned incomes of Americans working in foreign commerce from domestic taxes. The plan, backed by Secretary Mellon and Secretary Hoover, aims to level the field as American capital abroad near a projected $1 billion this year.
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International News Service
Washington
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
New Baby Brings Uncle Dick Extra Cheerful
Arthur Mometer Dick joyfully chronicles the arrival of a brand new brother. The playful tone highlights a cheerful family moment with a pink faced, chubby lad described as a lively, noisy addition to the household.
Government Rules Tighten Debt Settlement Controls
The United States plans a hard line on foreign debtors to the treasury. A new bill would let the Treasury regulate bank loans to governments, echoing congressional pressure and a White House warning that U S purse strings will close to noncompliant nations. Officials expect Wall Street to follow Washington's lead.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Big Club of
International Credit
Treasury
White House
Paris
United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street
More Kindergartens To Be Established In New Castle
Two new kindergartens will be established in New Castle following a board of directors decision. One will be in the Highland district with the second to be chosen by the superintendent after a residents petition. The Franklin Junior High School will offer night swimming classes, a 30 lesson term for $6.00.
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New Castle
Highland District
Franklin Junior High School
Swamp Murder Case Stalls on Identity
A week after a headless body was found in a swamp near West Pittsburg authorities report no positive identification. Photo comparisons failed to confirm the dead man’s identity though several residents offered semi identifications. The body likely does not belong to a local New Castle resident and no missing person matches the description.
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West Pittsburg
New Castle
Freight Collision Kills Conductor in Johnstown
Conductor Joseph Meyers, 56, of Ferry, Pa., was killed when two freight trains collided near Johnstown. The eastbound freight halted for orders and was struck from behind by a second train, derailing the engine and several cars and disrupting traffic on the Pittsburgh division. Meyers died as he was about to enter the caboose of the first train.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Joseph Meyers
Ferry
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Meyers
Five Thousand At Convention Opens In City
The 63rd annual Pennsylvania Sabbath School association convention opened at Central Presbyterian church with between five and six thousand attendees and about 1500 delegates. Percy L. Craig of New Castle presided, a worship program led by Dr. Pohlman followed, and committees were appointed. The convention sermon, Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness, was delivered by Rev. Hugh Thompson Kerr of Shadyside Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association
Central Presbyterian Church
Percy L. Craig
New Castle
Association
Pohlman
Temple Lutheran Church of
Philadelphia
Hugh Thompson Kerr
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Divorced Wife Of Late Tobacco King To Fight For Money
Mrs. Lillian N. Duke formerly married to James B. Duke announces she will seek a share of the Duke millions in Durham North Carolina and recounts that he loved her since they met in 1892. She says her ex husband Mr Mc Crady divorced her due to jealousy over Duke.
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International Re Service
New York
Lillian N. Duke
James B. Duke
Tobacco King
Durham
N. C
Retired Admiral Sims Voices Air War View On Battleships
Rear Admiral William S. Sims testifies before the President's air board arguing aviation will dominate future warfare. He endorses Colonel Mitchell's charges of negligence and urges huge aircraft carriers with light cruisers, opposing new battleships. Night hearings speed up testimony.
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International News Service
Washington
William S. Sims
Mitchell
President's Air Board
Sims
Army
Navy
Wiliam Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
House
Congress
Max Fox Connor
Thief
Robert C. Davis
Riffians Prepare For New Offensive Near Ajdir
Riffian tribesmen, not daunted by yesterday's repulse near Ajdir, move to a renewed attack. Aeroplane scouts report concentration near Abou Rekba about 20 miles from Ajdir, signaling a forthcoming offensive.
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International
Fez
Ajdir
Abou-Rekba
Death Notices in New Jersey Listings
Walter Kay Sturdy age 26 of Wanaque NJ Joseph Earl Fulwood three months of Pollock Avenue Mrs Susie Gray age 58 of 610 East Washington Street local death notices list individuals and addresses from area households
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Walter Kay Sturdy
Wanaque
N. J
Joseph Earl Fulwood
Pollock Avenue
Susie Gray
East
Washington Street
What They Do For New Castle Y M C A
The article extols the Y M C A in New Castle for guiding youth through athletic programs and morals. It notes 38,000 young men used the gymnasium last year and describes the association as central to community life and moral instruction.
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New Castle
Young Men’s Christian Association
Dia
The Y W C A and New Castle Welfare Work
The Y W C A acts as a direct line to the root of the homeless girl’s plight. It preserves New Castle from a social menace while enriching city life through programs for women and girls. The annual Y W C A Camp offers outdoor life and gymnasium classes to scores of girls each summer.
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New Castle
Young Women’s Christian Association
New Castle Considers Building New Junior High
The New Castle school board on October 13 discussed urgent need for a new junior high. Dr. Ben G. Graham warned of overcrowding at North Street Junior High and inadequate equipment, urging plans for a new facility to house at least 1,000 students.
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New Castle
North Street
Ben G. Graham
Davis Takes Oath Of Office As Secretary Of War
Dwight F. Davis of Missouri was sworn in as secretary of war by Chief Justice Taft in a brief ceremony at the War Department. He succeeds John W. Weeks and marks the end of the so called New England domination in the Coolidge administration. Mellon and James J. Davis remain from Pennsylvania with Hoover and Wilbur representing California.
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International News Service
Washington
New England
Congress
Coolidge
Dwight F. Davis
Missouri
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
William Howard Taft
War Department
Army
Pennsylvania
California
Mellon
James J. Davis
Hoover
Wilbur
Walter Johnson to Pitch in Do-or-Die Game for Senators
Manager Harris announced Walter Johnson will start for the Senators against the Pirates. The veteran right-hander, nicknamed Old Barney, carries a strained leg but vows to pitch, buoyed by a season of hard work and two prior playoff starts. Johnson’s effort could deliver Washington a championship, a tribute to his legendary heart.
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Ford C. Frick
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Walter Johnson
Barney
Washington
Johnson
Stanley Harris
Stanley
Harris
Senators
Pirates
Walter
Bucky Harris
Highway naming project urged for Battery B Highway designation
W a McGinnis of North Beaver township returns from Harrisburg with news that a committee has the request to name the Mt Jackson to Enon Valley concrete road Battery B Highway. He plans to present the matter to Governor Pinchot during his Friday visit and push for a state action and possible road tour. No opposition to the designation is reported.
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W. A. McGinnis
North Beaver Township
Mt. Jackson
Enon Valley
Harrisburg
McGinnis
Child Found Dead By Mother's Side
Three month old Joseph Earl Fullwood was found dead in bed beside his mother Mrs. Bertram Fullwood at 1017 Pollock Avenue. Coroner Caldwell ruled natural causes broncho pneumonia despite a cut to the head under the bed clothes. Survived by parents sister June and brothers Bertram and Howard. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Miss Helen Webber of Los Angeles visited Mrs. Frank Johnston and Miss Mary Bigley over the weekend.
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Bertram Fullwood
Pollock Avenue
Joseph Earl Fullwood
June
Bertram
Howard
Landis delays decision to 2 30
Rain halted the final clash of the world series as Commissioner Landis postponed the decision to 2 30 after waiting to see if the rain would stop. The Senators and Pirates faced a tense seventh game with a record crowd of more than 45 000 watching in Forbes Field Pittsburgh.
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Pirates
International
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Landis
Burgh
Blondin
Niagara Falls
Senators
Washington Senators
Youthful Slayer Confesses Murder in Minnesota
In St Paul on October 14 William Brandt 21 confessed to killing his 11 year old nephew Francis Pioletti stating criminal tendencies and a depraved nature as causes. Police say Brandt a former ward of a school for feeble minded has a history of petty thefts and showed bravado and fear while in custody.
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International News Service
ST. Paul, Minn
William Brandt
Francis Pioletti
Louis Pioletti
Brandt
Leopold-Loeb
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