Salvage Ships Start Rescue Of Sunken Submarine
Salvage ships resume operations off Block Island as heavy seas force retreat. Monarch crane ship heads to site to lift the sunken submarine S 51 at 127 feet depth. Admiral Christy maintains hope for the 84 crew members and notes oxygen in compartments could sustain life for 72 hours. News service reports uncertain tapping but official word denies it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie J
Walbe International News Service
Corresmoment
Block Island
RB. T
City of
Rome
Sea of
New London
Conn
Monarch
H. H. Christy
Admiral Christy
Stong
Naval
J. D. Muir
Arthur Mometer Now Sews the Season of Spending
The notice mocks the yearly push to buy clothes as bills pile up for fall gowns coats hats and shoes. Pa sighs at rising prices while Ma Sue Moe and the family face added expenses and a warm week of weather described as seventy or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Moe
Hundreds Drowned as Yellow River Flood Spreads
Dispatches from China report further dyke breaks on the Yellow River floodplain. Thousands drowned and about two million people suffer as 1,500 square miles of land become inundated, according to Pekin advices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mations Rene Sere Loxdon
Hondreds
Yellow River
China
Pekin
New Pastors Appointed in Local Methodist Churches
Rev J N Croxall is appointed to Mahoning M E Church and Rev H A Ellis returns to First Church in New Castle. Rev Homer B Davis moves to Epworth Church, Rev D Ralph Dunn to Croton, and Rev C J Baker to Grace Church. Only Mahoning changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church of
New Castle
H. A. Ellis
Homer B. Davis
Epworth
Ralph Dunn
Croton
C. J. Baker
Grace Church
Mahoning Church
Governor Pinchot to Visit New Castle on Oct 16
Governor Gifford Pinchot will tour 23 Pennsylvania counties starting October 3, with October 16 set for Grove City Butler and New Castle. The itinerary shows a Rockview penitentiary start and includes Ellwood City and New Brighton before Beaver, signaling a broad Western visit likely linked to a US Senate bid.
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Gifford Pinchot
New Castle
Rockview Penitentiary
Grove City
Butler
Ellwood City
Solmg
Ellwood
New Brighton
Rochester
Beaver
United States
George Wharton Pepper
United States Senate
Three Killed When Auto Skids Near Mercer Sunday
Mercer Sept 28 Three boys from Sharon and Youngstown died after their car skidded into a ditch on the Mercer Grove City Road at 1715 hours Sunday. Paul Barnes 19, Harry Presley 15, and Edward Mylott 17 were killed or died after being rushed to hospital. Presley survived the crash and was hospitalized after extraction. Barnes and Mylott were pronounced dead at the scene and later. The victims were returning from a dance. Barnes was a United Cigar employee and son of Mr. and Mrs. Barnes. Presley worked at American Sheet and Tinplate and left behind three brothers and five sisters. Mylott, a senior at South High, Youngstown, lived in Sharon until four years ago. His body was taken to Youngstown after the accident.
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Mercer
Mercer Grove City
Paul Barnes
Harry Presley
Sharon
Edward Mylott
Youngstown
Barnes
Mercer Hospital
Mylott
Presley
Grove City
Mytlot
Henry Barnes
Sharonville Avenue
Sharon High School
United Cigar Store
Alice
Young Presley
Charles Presley
Harrison Street
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Paul
Leonard
Charles
Theresa
Christiana
Anna
Marion
Patricia
Sacred Heart Church
Hillman Street
South High
Ohio City
Plorence
Kathryn
Phillips Not Decided Upon Governorship
Congressman Thomas W. Phillips Jr declines to commit to a 1936 Republican governor bid. He notes many others already pursue the nomination, naming Tener Fisher Kelley Babcock Baidleman and Griest, and says he will stay flexible until the political situation clears. People and groups have urged him to run, but filing time and party dynamics may shift the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
John K. Tener
John Fisher
M. Clyde Kelley
V. Babcock
Edward Baidleman
A. T. Griest
Powels
Charge Liquor Kept In Cupboard Report
Joan and Frank Boran of Long avenue and Morayla street Giglirlet were arrested Saturday afternoon by Officers Young Connors Horner and Hillers. John Boran faced charges of keeper of a disorderly house and disorderly conduct while Frank Boran was charged with disorderly conduct. They paid fines of 100 dollars on search of trial charges. Reports say a cleverly arranged cupboard in their home concealed a supply of liquor.
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Joan
Frank Boran
Long Avenue
Morayla Street
Giglirlet
Young, Connors
Horner
Hillers
John Boran
Frank Borah
Mane
Desertion Cases Set For Hearing October 12
Judge Emery ordered the continuation of desertion and non support cases from October to October 13. The morning session will address each case as the docket proceeds, with proceedings to determine support and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Naker
French Debt Mission Receives Wine Aids From France
The Caillaux debt mission in the United States is aided by champagne and Bordeaux and Burgundy vintages. A Daily Chronicle dispatch notes it would be dry work discussing figures in a dry country and wine producers sent cases to lighten the mission's labors. M. Calliaux approved the gift and, with diplomatic immunity, avoids seizure by prohibition agents.
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International News Service
London
Caillaux
United States
Bordeaux
Burgundy
Daily Chronicle
Daily Chronicle Dispatch
America
M. C Galllaux
Uncle Sam
M. Calllaux
Auto Accidents In Philadelphia Claim One Injuries Mount
In Philadelphia over the weekend a deadly crash killed 21 year old John Frederickson of Lester and injured many others. John Wilson’s car overturned after a collision with Alfred Berry’s vehicle near Ridle Range Lane Bow Creek Delaware County. Wilson and Frank Henkel of Essington suffered minor cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itnternational News Service
Philadelphia
John Frederickson
Lester
John Wilson
Wilson
Alfred Berry
Leeter
Ridle Range
Bow Creek
Delaware County
Frank Henkel
Essington
Fire at Sam Cioffl store causes $300 loss
Firemen were called to the store of Sam Cioffl on Long Avenue at 2 15 this morning to quell a blaze that originated in a carton of matches under a counter. The loss was about $300.
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Sam Cioffl
Long Avenna
See Party Harmony In Lawrence County For Coming Election
Lawrence County Republican meeting in the county courthouse voiced unity for November ticket. County Chairman Clyde V. Riley praised harmony and urged full party support. Judge Emery first speaker stressed voter decision and unity. Attorney Robert L. Wallace urged sportsmanlike backing of the ticket and majority rule in primaries.
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Lawrence County Court House
Clyde V. Riley
Emery
Plummer Emery
Lawrence County
Robert L. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Auto Crashes Into Telephone Pole Injuring Two
John Bura and William Brown were arrested on drunken driving charges after a Saturday night crash near the Weingartner property. Their car left the road, struck a telephone pole, leaving wires down and wreckage. Both men were badly cut and bruised, treated by Dr. Burchfield, then jailed for hearing before Allerman Green.
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John Bura
Wm. Brown
Sherry William G. Andrews
Princeton
George T. Welngartner
Weingartner
Rura
Brown
Burchfield
Death records from court street list multiple names
A fragmented death record listing several individuals with ages and street addresses reads like an obituary roll. Names include George McParland age 7, Frank C. McGonlple age 40, Noel Milton Porrelt age 5, James Weoshatter age 8, Hubert da Cripps, Joseph Wilson age 8, Mrs Maury M. Moore age 14, Robert Leonard age 53, and others tied to Beaver and Court streets and nearby avenues.
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George
McParland
Court Street
Frank C. McGonlple
Beaver Street
Noel Milton Porrelt
Bessemor Janes Weoshatter
Princeton
Hubert da Cripps
Tviint
Wdrensburo
Joseph Wilson
Lewsure Avenue
Maury M. Moore
Third Death In Crash Near Grove City Is Reported
Sharon Pa September 25 with the death today in Buhl hospital of Miss Ann Dzouricko 18 the crash of two automobiles near Grove City last Friday had been three lives. The Dzouricko girl died of injuries sustained when she fell from an automobile as it side wiped another machine. Josephine Eakin and Geraldine Hilgar died shortly after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
J Sharon
Buhl Hospital
Ann Dzouricko
Grove City
Dzyuricka
Josephine Eakin
Geraldine Hilgar
Nation's Flyers Testify on Air Services Proposals
Airline pilots who fly America’s planes told the president’s air board of needed changes to bolster army and navy aviation. They clashed with views of war and navy leaders who warned against panic, while voicing support for Patrick’s guidance and steps to keep U S aviation competitive internationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Clark
International News Service
Washington
President
Air Board
Army
Navy Air Services
Navy
Wilbur
War
Davis
Pate
T Patrick
Patrick
Army Air
Sees Enon First Time Since 1861 at Road Opening Ceremony
Abram Rhodes aged 64 from Mt Jackson Enon Valley city joined by his wife traveled with Frank Wallace to celebrate the new road section. His first visit to Tit le town since 1861 recalls Civil War days with Gallery B voyage to battlefields. The oldest couple received first prize for longevity and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson-Enon Valley
Abram Rhodes
Frank Wallace
Gallery B
Pennsylvania Railroad
Algern
Dad
Rhores
New Concrete Highway Opens Enon Valley Celebration
Enon Valley marked a historic day with the opening of the final stretch of improved highway from New Castle. Judge S P Emery spoke at Main Street as about fifteen hundred residents and visitors joined the parade and ceremonies. The event followed the earlier completion of the first railroad in the area, boosting travel and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon Valley
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Battery B
S. P. Emerr
Lawrence County
Beaver Falls
Lawrence
Beaver Counties
Enon Vailey
Washington Street
Emery County
Charles Matthews
T. J. McCullough
F. M. Davis
C. H. Milholand
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Arthur Mometer
J.N. Croxall
Mahoning
Slippery Rock
H. Bartlett
Edenburg
Wesley M. E
Margaret
Hunt
Grant Street
Plaingrove Township
Youngstown-New Castle
Florence Helmer
Grant Avenue
Kittanning
Ada Dannemiller
Heiner
New Castle Hospital
L. H. Shaffer
Shenango Valley Hospital
Harry Masters
Grasselli Powder Company
Jefferson Street
Central Lumber Company
R. N. Hill
Bensonia Avenue
Pittsburgh
Earl 1. Patton
Spruce and
County Line
Patton
J. Grifith
Park Avenue
East Washington Street
Frank Johnston
Tionesta
Samual Insull
Public Utilities
Multiemile Signaire
Socety
School For Scandal
Phillips
Anna Douricko
Buhl
Inquiry Board
Flyers
Mitchell
Rodgers
ENON
Judge Emery
Ade
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