Ask Improvement Of Road Leading Down To Junction
A coalition of about 1500 railroad and industry workers and local business leaders asks county officials to fix the New Castle West Pittsburg road. Petitions from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad P I Kee Railroad Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co and New Castle Motor Club elders totaling hundreds of signatures accompany the drive. The effort cites a narrow steep curved route used by thousands daily and by 1500 New Castle Junction district workers to reach work and goods traffic.
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P. & I. KE. Railroad
Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Company
New Castle
West Pittsburg
Eddy Rickenbacker praised for courage and a parachute sleep
Special to The News notes Eddie Rickenbacker, ace of aces with 26 downed planes, slept walked and had a 20 foot forced landing. The writer agrees with Arthur Brisbane that Rickenbacker should receive an across continent record or refueling champion status and a parachute to sleep in.
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Richardson
Cal
Eddy Rickenbacker
Arthur Brisbane
Russia
America
Rickenbacker
Eddy
Man Dies In Coal Cave-In At Harbor Pulaski Farm
Kuzma Zenevich aged 38 was buried by a cave-in while digging coal from a ravine ledge on Andy Velman’s Harbor Pulaski road farm. Velman employed him. Velman’s son and H R Robinson helped uncover the body after a late Friday shift. Remainder of report notes location near Shenango church and Ambridge birthplace.
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Andy Velman
Harbor Pulaski Road
Zenevich
Ambridge
Velman
Shenango Church
Wilmington Road
Harbor-Pulaski Road
John Velman
H. R. Robinson
Pa Newc Observes and Street Traffic Notes from 1910
The article recalls a 1910 YWCA hall display of girls basketball outfits with heavy fabric and bloomer skirts. It cites a skeptic against a Mahoning river bridge at Wulow Grove, arguing it would need rebuilding when a waterway exists. Grant street traffic after repaving requires one side parking ban and regulated flow amid schoolchildren crossing against regulations.
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Wulow Grove
Pa Nene
Grant Street
Daily Weather Report
Weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show a high of 85 and a low of 63 with no precipitation. River stage stands at 4.1 feet.
German Voters Swamped by 24-Party Reichstag Ballot
Berlin reports show 41 million voters registered as a record 24 party lineup campaigns for Reichstag seats. The 11th hour rush involves about 7,000 candidates and 600 women seeking influence amid rising radical strength and a predicted 90 percent turnout.
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Berlin
National Socialists
Naval Officer Benjamin Staud Dies by Own Action Aboard Houston
Lieutenant Commander Benjamin Franklin Staud of the U S S Houston shot himself in his Southampton quarters during a courtesy visit. A coroner's jury ruled death by own action with no clear evidence of his state of mind. He had returned to his cabin after leave and was found with a pistol nearby in a pool of blood.
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International News Service
London
Benjamin Franklin Staud
U. S. S. Houston
Royal Victoria Military Hospital
Houston
Southampton
The
Notable Anniversary for New Castle News and President Rentz
The Herald salutes the New Castle News on its golden jubilee and honors President Fred L. Rentz on 48 years with the paper. The News, survivor amid Lawrence County titles, stands as a civic beacon reflecting community progress and loyalty to its home district. The Rentz family and News home reflect half a century of advancement and shared prosperity.
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Nye Committee Plans To Push Primary Probes
The Nye campaign fund committee will hold ongoing public hearings on senatorial campaigns through the November elections. It will resume Illinois and Nebraska inquiries, and probe Massachusetts and Colorado campaigns, with possible sessions in New Jersey North Carolina and Tennessee. The effort follows Ruth Hanna McCormick accusations and seeks light on campaign activities of Butler in Massachusetts and Morrow in New Jersey.
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Nye Campaign Fund Committee
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Nebaska
Massachusetts
Colorado
New Jersey
North Carolina
Tennessee
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Chicago
McCormick
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Bay State
Attendance At New Castle Schools Rises With Enrollments
Enrollment in New Castle grows with a projected 11 000 on class rosters by October 1. Senior high reaches 1566 pupils, nearly split by gender with 780 boys and 786 girls. McGill and Pollock schools add new classes and two teachers to handle 67 and 73 beginners respectively.
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New Castle
Arthur McGill
Pollock
McGill
Death Notice of Ray Anderson and Others
Ray Anderson age 39 of Harwich Pa Kuzma Denebevich 36 of New Castle Paul Daine 51 of 602 Pearson street and Sadie Raccioppo 16 of 1010 Agnew street are listed in a local death record. No additional details provided.
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Harwich
Kuzma Denebevich
New Castle
Paul Daine
Pearson Street
Sadie Raccioppo
Agnew Street
Lipton’s Shamrock V and Enterprise Race Off Newport
On a foggy day at Newport R I, Shamrock V skippered by Sir Thomas Lipton and Enterprise led by Harold Vanderbilt started the first America's Cup race. The thirty mile course saw a leeward start with Enterprise gaining early advantage as spectators packed the coast and Coast Guard managed traffic.
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Jack Lawrence
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Enterprise
Sir Thomas
Shamrock
Coastguard
New Pastor Joseph Doerr Takes Post at St Joseph Church
Rev. Joseph Doerr becomes the new pastor on South Jefferson street and says he is well pleased with the local church and town. He succeeds Rev. A J Weisenberger who moves to St Peter's in Butler Pa. Doerr comes from Duquesne Pa where he served at St Joseph church.
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St. Peter's Church
Butler
Duquesne
Crowded Schools Report In County Districts
County Superintendent John C. Sy Ling notes crowded conditions in several schools including New Bedford Chewton Edenburg and East Brook High School. Attendance shows a clear rise in a number of township schools.
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New Bedford
Chewton
Edenburg
East Brook High School
Gold Star Mothers Pilgrimages Conclude For 1930
War department reports the final group of 3 653 Gold Star pilgrims will return as preparations begin for 2 000 to 2 500 expected in 1931. The typical traveler is 60 to 65, many praising the program while health records remain strong.
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Washington
Europe
War Department
France
England
United States
Coroner Probes Death in New Galilee District
Coroner J. P. Caldwell was summoned at 1:30 today to investigate the death of Adolph Wooster a 39 year old found dead in his New Galilee area home. Authorities believe Wooster shot himself in bed and had been dead since Wednesday with no known cause at this time.
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J. P. Caldwell
New Galilee
Adolph Wooster
Wooster
Trial List Issued for Court Sessions
Prothonotary R M Campbell issues a trial list of common pleas cases for terms beginning October 13 October 20 and November 10. The list contains 79 cases to be heard across the sessions.
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R. M. Campbell
Common Pleas
Hoover to instruct tariff commission on Canadian schedules
President Hoover plans to direct the new tariff commission to survey existing schedules as Canada assembles in Ottawa for a special session. The move aims to avoid a tariff war with Canada while the Smoot Hawley act stands. Hoover and his trade advisers monitor developments as Ottawa prepares compensatory duties.
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George E. Duano
New Tariff Commission
Dominion
Hoover
Felicitations Append Letters Mark Fiftieth Anniversary
A collection of readers letters published by The News in Crafton Pennsylvania recalling early staff and founders as the paper marks its fiftieth anniversary this week. The missives reference Lew Thompson Fred Rentz and Tom Johnson with notes on past editors and the paper’s origin around 1880. Continued on Page Seven.
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Crafton
Fred L. Rentz
Fred
New Castle
First Presbyterian Church
Lew Thompson
News
Tom Johnson
Kansas City
J. Edd Leslie
Newe
Youngs
Hurricane sweeps Carolina coast causing property damage
The tropical hurricane swept the Carolina coast overnight, with Cape Lookout near Beaufort bearing peak winds over 100 mph. It damaged about a score of small structures and damaged coastal lines and the coast guard HQ. Moorhead City and Beaufort escaped the worst of the storm.
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International News Service
Raleigh
N. C
Caroline
Cape Lookout
Beaufort
Coast Guard
Capt Lookout
Cape Hatteras
Moorhead City
Arthur Mometer Loses Temper in Weekend Golf Match
The steady worker Arthur Mometer snaps on Saturday during a friendly golf game. His calm demeanor vanishes as he curses loudly after his team loses, turning the scene tense as observers note his clouded face and heated outburst.
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