Roosevelt and Richberg discuss NRA reorganization plan
President Roosevelt met with NRA chief counsel Donald R. Richberg to discuss a proposed split of the NRA into legislative judicial and administrative divisions. Johnson would depart a top role, while Richberg was tipped to lead the legislative arm and shape policy as reforms edge forward. Information noted the recovery chief would continue work on a permanent NRA program for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Lockett
International News Service
Hyde Park
NRA
Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
Hugh 8
Johnson
Richberg
Legislata
NRA Polic
Bethany Beach
Delaware
Congress
Jones
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John H. Fahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Stephen 'Tly
Orlando Weber
Allied Chemical Company
J Owen Lovejoy
Children’s Aid i Society
Platt K. Wiggins
Women Clubs Back NRA Drive in New Castle
Women of New Castle mobilize to distribute Blue Eagle NRA code stickers through the Federation of Women’s Clubs and Girl Scouts. Mrs. S D Pearson and Mrs W C Eckenroad lead planning, with distribution starting September 22 and community readiness urged for courteous reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Feuchtwanger
New Castle
Pearson
S. D. Pearson
Federation
Girl Scouts
W.C. Eckenroad
Girl Scouts of
Eckenroad
G. Allen Ingels
Adrs
Bor
Evans
Horner
Marcus Fencht- Wwahger
G Pen Newal
NRA
Stop Signs at Dangerous Harbor Lowellville Crossing
A long report details a two-car crash near Parkstown Corners at the Harbor road Lowellville crossing. Witnesses say visibility is blocked by a high bank and three telephones poles, with no stop signs at the intersection. The jury urged the state to reject stop signs, noting both drivers slowed and horned, and the collision occurred on approach to the corner.
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Parkstown-saenourg
Lowellville
William Navarre
Edenburg
Parkstown Corners
Henry Venditio
Lawrence Street
de Vitte
Lowellvile
Alfred Clette
Coar
New Castle Hospital
L. J. Lawton
Harbor Road
Lowellville Road
C. W. Shingledecker and Sons
Hillsville
Cletta
Benny Tiratto
Navarre
Alfred Cletta
Cunningham Avenue
Venditto
Henry Venditto
E. E.linsley
Gart Staeber
Roy Samuels
Charles FE. Alien
Robert H. Adams
Jang J. Bert James
Governor Proposes Stop Gap Plan To Fund Relief
The governor outlines a stop gap scheme to finance relief by transferring money from several treas ury funds for urgent needs. He warns the plan delays subsidies but argues federal funds are insufficient and Pennsylvania requires $20 million. The message urges legislature to authorize a repayment framework and avoid diverting funds beyond specified purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gilford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
M. Harvey Taylor
Republican
Gifford Pincchot
J. Anson Wright
Bedford
Lynn G. Adams
General Assembly
George Assembly
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Ted One
tDis Dharla
Pinchot Hirs Jev
Seek Method Of Squelching Fire On Morra Castle
Officials of the International Fire Chiefs association meet in Asbury Park New Jersey to decide on the best method to extinguish the Morra Castle fire. The burning steamer lies off the beach posing a great menace to nearby cottages and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morra Castle
International News Service
Asbury Park
N. 4
International Fire Chiefs Association
Long Victory In Louisiana Continues In Primary Returns
In a closely watched congressional primary, Long maintained a strong lead amid unofficial returns. He swept many rural parishes and districts where New Orleans votes dominate, while incumbent congressmen fared better elsewhere. The old regulars who opposed Long carried only most New Orleans wards in the key political districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lem
Walmsle
New Orleans
Lens
Lang
Dponcuss Aneily
Long
Lawisiana
New Orie
Walyisley
Siyashiry
Oltys
Mayor Ejects Visitor In Public Office Clash
Report says Mayor Charles B. Mayne ejected a young man after the man called him a dictator. The man allegedly insulted the mayor in the private office and was escorted out, later leaving his coat to be cleaned and reclaimed or discarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Mayne
Hrary House
Henry House
Mayne
Martial law declared in Saylesville mill strike district
A large crowd estimated near four thousand clashed with militia in Saylesville as Mashassuck workers in Central Falls cleaned debris from alleged striker refuge sites. State troopers and police were replaced by militia in policing the district while machine guns and searchlights loomed over Leves Finishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saylesville
Mashassuck Cemb
Central Falls
Leves
Card of Thanks for band donation by 4 D Family
A brief gratitude note expresses thanks to the band and the father for a donation made to support community efforts. The message notes the contributing family as 4 D Family and conveys appreciation to those involved.
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Indications Johnson
Husband's Magnesia OO
Philadelphia
Arbuckle
Ib Sk
Fisher’s Grocery
N. Mercer ST
Fisher Bros
Just
Autenreith
Bell-ans
Eelief
Ceuta Optical Service
Optometris
Willam J. Shepard
Harrison Street
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Pearson Street
Emily Estella Anderson
A.S. G. Anderson
Highland Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Portersville
John A
Caroline Wimer
Epworth Methodist Church
Everett Fee
H. G. Wimner
Stethport
James P. Dunkerly
Highland Avenue Extension
J. A. Galbraith
D. D
iHev
H. C. Weaver
Oak Park Cemetery
A. K. Gillgan
Margaret M. Gilliland
H. C. Gilliland
Pulaski
Gilliland
Mercer County
Adam and
Sarah Watson Garrett
H. K. Gi Jana
West Mid-dlesex
Dick Gilbland
South Bend
Ind
Will Stewart
Sharon
Neshannocl Cemetery
Caroline Koch
Mary Knapp
Second Street
Girard
Miss Koch
Louis J. Koch
Ella Johnson Genung
Almira
Alness
William Genung
Sulaski
James and
Polly Harper Johnson
Neshanhock Presbyterian
New Wilmington
Genung
Frank Genung
Moultrie
Flac
Lizzie Wilson
North Mill Street
James Hinkson
Edwin Welch
Youngatown
Eva Johnson
Cleveland
James Bates
Beaver
Amon
Frances L. Amon
Neshannock Avenue
W. F. Byers
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
8. A. Kirkbride
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred McFarland
Rohester McFarland
Harry McFarland
James Amon
Norman Amon
Wilbur Amon
Neshannock Cemetery
Mary Lillian Grim
Pine Street
William J
Elia Kennelly Grin
St. Mary's Church
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Mary's School
George Kennelly
Michael Razzano
John Razzano
Willow Jarave
St. Lucy's Church
Long Victor
Louisiana
Sinclair
Aone
BRI
Lreensies Cnc
Gir
Amelie
Jos.s.rice CO
Hational Seed Morticians
E. North St
Steuonc
Smith
Smith’s
Cortlcudd
R. L. Boyd Funeral Home
North Jefferson St
New Castle, Pa
RADIO
Philco
Buick
Olds
Pontiac
CMS
Chevrolet
Storage Battery and Electric Service CO
North Mercer ST
Helen Ewing
Boyles Ave
Miss Ewing
Morgan-Burro Motor Co
Jefferson Street
Elwood City
Lawrence Ave
Plymouth and
Deso
Tence
Washington Street
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