Plan for funeral of Du Bois and wife in double tragedy
Charles Edwin Du Bois and Edith M. L. Du Bois will rest side by side in a local cemetery. Du Bois shot himself after confessing his wife's murder and the bodies are to be buried together in a double funeral arranged by Jules Du Bois and attorney Jeremiah J. McAnarney. Mrs Du Bois was exhumed from the cellar of the summer camp and will join her husband at John Hall Funeral Parlors in Quincy.
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Pa New Observes Traffic And Seasonal Changes In New Castle
Pa New observes traffic along Highland Avenue near Wil mington and Croton avenues noting speeding and pedestrian patterns. He mentions daylight saving time ending soon and a light morning shower. The Neshannock creek wall completion leads to sidewalk work and grass cultivation nearby. A rifle range near New Castle is referenced just around the bend below the page continuation.
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Daily Weather Record Summary
U S weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at nine oclock this morning show a maximum of 76 and a minimum of 45 with no precipitation and a river stage of 3.4 feet. For the same date last year the maximum reached 86 with a minimum of 72 and .06 inches of precipitation recorded.
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Shenango Plant Increases Operations Beginning Monday
D S Pyle announces Shenango Plant production will rise from 42 to 70 percent starting September 19 at eight o'clock. Next week will feature 15 turns running thirty mills all week with no end date disclosed.
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
D. S. Pyle
Three Brothers Held In Slayings Loot Case In Uniontown
Uniontown Pennsylvania police hold brothers George Tate 19 Sam Tate 17 and John Tate 24 as they investigate a confession to ambushing and killing Isley Tate 68 then sharing 160 dollars loot. The elder Tate was on a cattle-chores run when slain along a mountain trail.
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George
Isley Tate
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Famous German Flier Ernst Udet Missing in Greenland Search
Berlin reports Ernst Udet the famed German war ace disappeared while aiding in a search for the Hutchinsons after their plane was forced down on Greenland's coast. Udet, once Germany's top WWI pilot after Richthofen, had joined an Arctic film project and left Godthaab to locate them. He has not been heard from since takeoff.
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Berlin
Ernst Udet
Hutchinson
Greenland
Udet
Godthaab
Baron Richthofen
Seek New Trial For Youth Guilty Of Manslaughter
Defense attorneys for Taft Hayes, 24, Girard, Pa., expected to file a motion for a new trial after a jury found him guilty on two counts of involuntary manslaughter in an Erie, Pennsylvania crash that killed Leroy 21 and Lynn Barney 23. Hayes testified he was not driving when his car struck the rear of a truck on May 29.
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Girard
Leroy
Lynn Barney
Hayes
Bridge to be erected at Wurtemburg on Route 440
The state highway department plans a new bridge over Slippery Rock creek at Wurtemburg this year. Bids are invited with opening set for October 7. The double truss span will be about 319 feet long with an 18 foot cartway and concrete abutments. This is the third large Lawrence county bridge this year, following Willow Grove.
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Wurtemburg
State Highway Department
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Willow Grove
Speeding Up Four Party Rail Merger
The Interstate Commerce Commission and Reconstruction Corp ordered the four eastern railroads to proceed with a merger immediately. An exclusive IN S report says a formal agreement could be announced mid next week as conflicts were resolved at last week’s meeting. Washington intervention clinches the plan and accelerates the decision.
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Interstate Commerce Commission and Reconstruction Corp
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Washington
Changes in Highway Ditches Near New Castle New Wilmington Road
County commissioners and State Highway Engineer Henry Kloss with Superintendent H W Lightner reviewed the New Castle to New Wilmington road work yesterday. Ditches were relocated to direct water from the road to adjacent property as macadamising began at the New Wilmington borough line using limestone and tarvia.
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H. W. Lightner
New Castle
New Wilmington
New Wilmington Borough Line
Roosevelt Opens Utah Bid As Campaign Reaches Frontier
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt arrives in Salt Lake City Utah to campaign in a traditionally Republican state. He frames the 1936 bid as a contest over ground and policy, preparing to address voters and speak on the presidential race.
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New Legion Leaders Shown at Portland Convention
Mrs S A Blackburn is elected unopposed president of the American Legion auxiliary at the Portland Oregon convention. Miss Mary A MacDonald of Cambridge Massachusetts is chosen commander of the national organization of American World War Nurses. Gerald D Elden of Cleveland is named chef de chemin de fer of the Forty and Eight Legion fun order.
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Mary A. MacDonald
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Gerald D. Elden
Cleveland
New Castle Men Hurt as Auto Strikes Mules
Tony Ciatello and Pasquale Iocone, both New Castle residents, are in Mercer hospital after their truck collided with two black mules on the Mercer-Sandy Lake highway four miles north of Mercer. One mule died. Arm strong was knocked off the road but uninjured. The men suffered shock and minor injuries and expected to be discharged soon.
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South Mill Street
Pasquale Iocone
Mercer Hospital
Mercer
Mercer-Sandy Lake
Tom Armstrong
William King
Armstrong
Fam
New Castle
Danish Tanker At Montreal With Nine Thousand Tons Oil
The Danish tanker Asne Maersk sits off Montreal Harbor with nine thousand tons of Russian crude oil awaiting discharge permit from Ottawa. Collector Arthur Magnum waits for authorization as Canada imposes no embargo on Soviet commodities. Discharging the cargo would provide temporary work for about three hundred workers.
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Asne Maersk
Arthur Magnum
Ottawa
Canada
Russia
New Castle Credit Men Plan Fall Winter Meetings
The New Castle Association of Wholesale Credit Men met at The Castle ton and outlined fall and winter meeting plans for credit discussions. President W. C. McKeown led the session with Jober 13 set as the next meeting date.
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New Castle
County Commissioners Inspect Mc George Bridge Floor
County commissioners P. O. Elder and F. R. Woods traveled to Enon this morning to inspect the McGeorge bridge after reports the floor broke through. They found the plank in bad shape and will refloor the bridge.
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Grand Jury Urges Salary Cuts for County Officials
Lawrence county grand jury recommends voluntary 20 percent pay cuts for officials earning over 200 dollars monthly, affecting treasurer sheriff county commissioners and register and recorder. They also urge three month tax penalty exemption and repairs at county home with work for able bodied inmates. Fire safety at the detention home prompts concerns. The panel considered 47 indictments, five of which were true bills and two not true.
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Lawrence County Grand Jury
Another Screen Actress Joins Mothers Club
County officials say no contract has been awarded for photographing records in the prothonotary and register and recorder offices. A conference in the courthouse led to a decision that bids must be required for competitive bidding. Judges Hildebrand and Chambers attended, with county officers and bar association representatives. Work is started while the bid requirement is clarified.
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Norman Martin
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Methodist Pastors Get Assignments Monday Morning
The Erie conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church nears its close with Dr Clarence True Wilson to speak at the junior high auditorium. Bishop Edwin F. Lee will address anniversary exercises for foreign missions. ordination and consecration follow tomorrow. Dr Albert Day urged militant church action to serve humanity over special groups. Edgar T. Welch was elected Erie Conference Brotherhood president. other officers named. The conference ends Monday with appointment announcements.
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Pittsburgh
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Westfield
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Two Motorists Killed In Erie Crashes
Erie Pa September 17 two separate motor accidents claimed two lives. Henry Kenning of Buffalo was crushed beneath a car. Edward Mowers 30 of Erie was crushed between a car and a tree while pushing to start it down a hill.
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Edward Mowers
Death Notices for Carson Brown Clark Gordon Powers
Death notices from Pulaski Ellwood City and Almira Homa list Carson C Brown, Thomas A Clark age 55 at 206 Glenn Avenue Ellwood City PA, Emma Virginia Gordon 91 of 218 Leasure Avenue, and Katherine Powers 87 of Almira Homa.
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Pulaski
Thomas A. Clark
Glenn Avenue
Ellwood City
Emma Virginia Gordon
Leasure Avenue
Katherine Powers
Almira Homa
Fish peddler sues ten men in Lindbergh case
Garret Schenck of Hopewell New Jersey filed in federal court for 50000 damages alleging false imprisonment by 10 men connected to the Baby Lindbergh mystery. He says he was abducted from his fish truck near Hopewell in June and held in Pennsylvania for 76 days. Defendants include private detective J J Devine and others named as Cupp Rakestraw Have ner Horner and Red Ben
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Garret Schenck
Hopewell
N. J
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Johnstown
J. H. Cupp
Paul Cupp
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Joseph Havener
Charles Horner
Red” Ben
Roosevelt Heads West In Campaign Moves
Special to The News notes Roosevelt plans Westward travel to meet voters while Al Smith is praised for fearless writing in this week’s S. E. Post column. Hoover shifts Westward routing as campaign logistics unfold. politicians tailor speeches for radio audiences though lines remain cautious.
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France Accepts Hoover One Third Armament Cut
Paris dispatch says Prime Minister Edouard Herriot told the foreign relations commission France will accept a one third cut in armaments. The move aims to preserve U S relations and ease Germany's demand for arms equality as Herriot prepares to join Geneva disarmament talks. Deputies expressed surprise at the shift after France opposed Hoover’s proposal. Herriot noted active diplomatic exchanges and said relations with the United States remain strong.
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State Committee Backs Hoover Plan in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Republican State Committee endorsed immediate repeal of the 18th Amendment and Hoover's prohibition policy. It backed restoring liquor control to states and return of power to voters, favored quick Volstead Act modification, and cited about 17 million dollars in state budget economies from recent legislature.
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Hoover
Goodbye to Straw Hats and a Return of Felt
The speaker bids farewell to straw hats as fashion shifts while predicting their return next year. He notes the long service through summer and rain and anticipates wearing felt hats in the coming colder season, acknowledging mileage in the old felt.
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