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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1930

Page

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City Engineers Ordered to Probe Five-Year Road Work

City Hall council ordered F A Miller and Harry Hoskins to investigate all paying, repaying and resurfacing jobs from the past five years. The motion, raised by Councilman Louis Genkinger, follows concerns about Woods & Golder and Olsen Co. and potential miswork on Jefferson Street, Croton Avenue, Arlington Avenue, and nearby sites.

F. A. Miller Harry Hoskins City Hall Louis Genkinger Woods & Golder Victor Olsen Genkinger Jefferson Street Woods & Golder Company Stanley Treser Croton Avenue School House Reeves Arlington Avenue Burns Olsen Company Anderson

Army Of School Musicians Here For Competition

Some fifteen hundred junior and senior high school students from more than 20 schools gather in Erie for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Music Association contest. Competitions run from 7 at the Senior High School to the Cathedral on Lincoln Avenue with choral events at the Cathedral and solo and ensemble at the Senior High School. The aim is to win the first prize and advance to the state finals in Philadelphia on May 10.

Cathedral Lincoln Avenue Erie Clarion Parkers Landing Philadelphia Paule Browne Patterson Gices

If We Can’t House A Prison We Burn Him Up

Special to The News from Beverly Hills reports a satirical broadside blaming rapid prosperity for social ills. The piece mocks courts and jails full, politicians overrun, and a president of sorts promising grand plans while crime and corruption flourish.

Beverly Hills Cal Rome

New Castle Greets Northwestern Pennsylvania Musicians

New Castle’s official greeter PA NEWC OBSERVES welcomes visiting school musicians for the Northwestern Pennsylvania competition. The city hopes the youngsters enjoy their stay and visit again. Temperature notes show a warming trend from 24 to 30 degrees. A puppy is rescued after wandering Washington street. Census calls urged by 926. The new city directory is ready for distribution, replacing a two year old edition.

Newcith New Castle Pennsylvania

City officials urged to fix Wilmington Avenue paving

City engineering officials should inspect Wilmington Avenue as there are several excavations in the paving. When replacement occurs it should be done right and older excavations on that street should be addressed.

City Engineering Department Wimington Avenue

Daily Weather Report for 24-Hour Period

Weather statistics for the 24-hour period ending at 9 this morning show a high of 43 and a low of 30 with trace precipitation. River stage was 6.2 feet and falling.

Prisoners Demand Dismissal as Ohio Pen Tragedy Probed

Hundreds of inmates at Ohio State Penitentiary call for Warden Preston E. Thomas to be ousted as an official probe continues into last week’s fire disaster in which 520 prisoners died. National guards patrol the area while authorities prepare internment for 140 unclaimed victims at Eastlawn Burial Park and Evergreen Cemetery.

James L. Kilgallen Myers Y. Cooper Preston E. Thomas State Fair Grounds Eastlawn Burial Park Evergreen Cemetery Columbus Volunteers of America The Traveler's Aid Society

Fire destroys freighter Thames leaving sixteen missing

Coast guardsmen rescued twenty six crewmen from the Thames after a blaze in Long Island Sound near Sound Beach. Captain Robert Sherman and nine others were aboard the Colonial Liner Naugatuck on the way to New York. Commander Chalker reported twelve crew unaccounted with two destroyers and patrol boats searching the area.

New London Conn Chalker Coast Guard Thames Sound Beach Naugatuck Coast

Governor Cooper Forms Committee to Study Ohio Prisons

Governor Myers Cooper of Ohio declares the appointment of a five member committee to comprehensively study the state penal system. He will push for legislative recommendations to meet penal and welfare needs after the Ohio State penitentiary fire disaster that killed 320 inmates. He notes overcrowded jails and cites a New London conference showing similar encumbrances nationwide.

James L. Kilgallen International News Service Columbus Ohio State Penitentiary Myers Cooper Ohio Today Ohio Executive Chamber New London Conn Union Cooper

Twenty Five Rescued As Thames Freighter Burns

Aboard the Thames in Long Island Sound all but one of the 26 crew were accounted for after a fire swept freighter. Coast guard vessels passenger steamers and fishing boats rescued sailors in lifeboats. The tally shows Chester W Chapin 10 Lexington 9 Coast guard cutter 132 5 and a fishing vessel 1 for a total of 25 saved.

David P. Sentner International News Service New York Thames Long Island Sound Coast Guard Chester W. Chapin Lexington Colonial Line

Lindbergh Starts Flight To Miami

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh leaves Washington at 9 45 a m in the Lockheed Sirius monoplane to Miami to resume air mail duties. From Miami he will take a mail laden plane on a new Pan American route to Havana Cristobal and Buenos Aires by boat.

International News Service Washington Charles A. Lindbergh Miami Fla South America Pan- American Airways Havana Caribbean Sea Cristobal Canal Zone Buenos Aires

Hope to Avoid Election Contests in Senate Race

Senator Nye campaign fund committee calls about 125 candidates for 35 Senate seats to report all campaign receipts and expenditures. Investigators head to Illinois Pennsylvania and other states to probe slush funds as public hearings loom once charges are filed or substantial evidence appears.

William K. Hutchinson Washington Nye Campaign Fund Senate Nye N. D Illinois Pennsylvania Nebraska Joseph R. Grundy Labor James J. Davis Ruth Hanna McCormick

Noted Women Die in Coast Bungalow Mystery

Laguna Beach Calif April 25 Authorities favor murder and suicide theory in the deaths of Mrs. Guy Bates Post wealthy actress and Mrs. Doris May Palmer scenic artist. Both women shot in a bungalow where Miss Van Essa McDowell, a Chicago artist, was staying. Post’s body found under a pistol with two discharged shells.

International News Service Laguna Beach Calif Guy Bates Post Doris May Palmer

City Seeks Bids For Power Street Sweeper

Council at City Hall approved advertising for new bids on a power street sweeper following Councilman Treser's motion. Only one bid arrived initially. contract award has not yet been made. Mrs Roy Ringer of 623 South Bay Street has returned home after a week with her mother in Butler Pennsylvania.

Treser Roy Ringer South Bay Street Butler, Pa

Prison Death Toll Reaches 320 in Ohio Fire

Ohio State Penitentiary fire fatality count rose to 320 as two more convicts died in the prison hospital in Columbus. James Andrews and Alvin Bartezho were added to the list, both serving long terms for violent crimes. Several other victims remained in critical condition and were not expected to survive.

International News Service Columbus Ohio State Penitentiary James Andrews Alvin Bartezho

Los Angeles Dirigible Sails Over Harrisburg This Morning

The United States navy airship Los Angeles crossed the Susquehanna River at 11 o'clock during a training flight over Pennsylvania. It circled Harrisburg several times before heading toward Lakehurst after passing Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, and continuing along the river.

International News Service Harrisburg United States Navy Los Angeles Pennsylvania Susquehanna Lakehurst Wilkes-Barre Scranton

Prince of Wales Arrives in London After African Tour

The Prince of Wales arrived at Windsor Park by plane at 4 p m completing the final leg of his return from the African jungles. He was greeted by Prince George and then motored to Belvidere Fort where the King and Queen welcomed him.

London Prince of Wales Windsor Park Prince George Belvidere Fort

Fire Victim Will Be Buried From New Castle

Clarence H. Waite aged 39 will be buried in Graceland cemetery after funeral at Capitola's. He died in a New Castle fire while an inmate at the Ohio State penitentiary. his body arriving from Columbus, Ohio. Survived by wife Mae E. Waite and parents George and Mrs Waite of Cuba, New York, with several brothers and sisters. The interment is set for Saturday at 2:30.

Clarence H. Waite Columbus Ohio Waite Ohio State Penitentiary Warren New Castle Mae E. Waite West Grant Street George Waite Cuba N. Y Capitola’s Graceland Cemetery

Battle Is Not Lost Yet Belief In Parker Confirmatio n

President Hoover leads a hard fought White House campaign to win Senate confirmation for John J Parker. He has shifted from passive stance to direct pressure amid a hostile Senate, with daily polls showing potential rejection. Democratic supporters in the Senate persist in backing Parker despite bipartisan opposition.

George R. Holmes International News Service Washington Hoover Supreme Court John J Parker Senate White House Parker

Death Notices for Margaret Cahoe Cunningham and John A. Shiver

Margaret Cahoe Cunningham of 714 North Beaver township is noted in a death record. John A. Shiver, 76, of 417 Court St, is also recorded as deceased.

Margaret Cahoe Cunningham North Beaver Township John A. Shiver Court St

Thayer Sentence Appealed in Bribery Case

Thayer, a New Castle architect, was sentenced to 20 months in the Ohio State penitentiary by Judge Charles Kmechbaunt after being found guilty of soliciting a bribe from the George Melbourne Company of Canton in connection with the Molly Stark tuberculosis sanitarium. Attorneys said they will carry the case to the Court of Appeals.

Ternational News Service Canton Aprila Alice Thayer New Castle Ohio State Penitentiary Charles Kmechbaunt Thayer George Melbourne Company Molly Stark Court of Appeals

Arthur Mometer Embraces Golf Amid Sporting Echoes

A fragmented reminiscence describes Arthur Mometer as a versatile athlete who excelled in tennis and football and played many sports. He has taken up golf, noting bricks and stories, while reflecting on his handicap and family, and mentions St Andrew and the weather turning warmer.

Iself la Crosse St. Andrew

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Fair Grounds Council Cathedral and Brothers Will Wil. Rogers PA Newc Pa Nene Washington Street Brown Daily Weather Report Thomas Coast Guards Lindbergh Colonel Lindbergh Florida Nye Slush Fund Committee Sui Cide City Big Dirigible Prince Edward Canton Court Arthur Mometer
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