Gas Company Officials Plan New Supply Here
Gas and oil fields owned by Phillips Oil and Gas will provide New Castle with a new 12 inch gas line from Slippery Rock to New Castle about 25 miles. The plan eliminates shortages this winter with two supply channels including the existing line. Worsening work will begin soon per company officials and TL. B. Gregory.
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New Castle
Manufacturers Light and Meat Company
TL. B. Gregory
yi+cially
Slippery Rock
Phillips Oil and Gas Company
Jefferson
Indiana
Sappery Rock
New Castles
Former Westminster treasurer Dr J H Veazy dies at 82
Dr J H Veazy aged 82 longtime Westminster college treasurer and Civil War veteran died Wednesday at his New Wilmington home after a three week illness. He leaves wife three sons twin brother and a sister. Funeral from the New Wilmington residence Friday at 2 p.m.
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J. H. Veazy
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Veary
Forty-Ninth
Indiana Regiment
James
Midland
Michigan
Reed
Cleveland
Ohio
Ralph
William
Pasadena
Jennie Scott
West Bridgewater
Radio Stage Fright Feels Real to Nervous Singer
Arthur Mometer notes a curious radio chill before performances. A speaker faces a blank crowd, wires and tin on the mic stand in a timeless moment. The nerves grip from feet to head, yet the tremor fades after a few moments.
New Castle Auto Plates Spotted Across Cities and Canada
A letter from London reports New Castle auto license plates seen in Lake Cities and Canada. Five Ellwood City boys on a motoring trip through northern coast cities and Canada note plates from Detroit Toledo Cleveland Chatham and London Ontario plus licenses from twenty eight U S states. They plan to return to Ellwood City next week and say they are enjoying the journey.
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Castle
New Castle News
Canada
London
Ellwood City
Warren Wilson
Ralph Wilson
Joseph Mentzer
Robert MacMurdo
Malcolm Wilson
New Castle
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Chatham
Ontario
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice criticizes Darrow at Dayton
Chief Justice C T Marshall of the Ohio Supreme Court denounces Clarence Darrow’s ethics during the Scopes trial as he addressed June Ohio bar examinees in Dayton. He says Darrow sought publicity, lacked lawful motive, and aimed for notoriety, misusing the Tennessee law on evolution.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Flays Ethics of
Darrow
Dayton
Candy Explodes Killing Child and Hospitalizes Six
In Johnson City New York a pan of boiling candy exploded injuring seven people. Four year old Alice Tsohomis died from head burns while sister Helen 5 remained in critical condition. Five and six year olds Catherine Econ and Romaine Lyons suffered severe burns. Mrs Paloukos and neighbors Bertha Lyons and others aided in the rescue as the fire was put out by village workers. Coroner may pursue an investigation.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Tom A. Palaukos
Johnson City
Alice Tsohomis
Helen
Catherine Econonmon
Anglo French debt deal seen as hurdle to US France talks
US officials view the Anglo French debt funding agreement as a stumbling block to settling France’s $4 billion debt to the United States. London’s plan emphasizes interest payments to England over 62 years, complicating Franco American negotiations in Washington next month.
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United States
International News Service
Washington
France
London
Itas
England
Jersey Congressman Sets Umbrella Travel Record
Jersey Congressman Ernest R. Ackerman of Plainfield New Jersey claims a world record for carrying an umbrella across a vast career. He joined four other congressional commission members touring Leavenworth and said the umbrella has traveled 665000 miles across 110 countries including Iceland North Cape Africa Turkey and remote regions. It crossed oceans thirty two times and accompanied him to Japan during the 1923 earthquake.
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Kansas City
Ernest R. Ackerman
Plainfield
N. J
Ackerman
Leavenworth
Liverpool
England
Iceland
North Cape
Africa
Turkey
South America
Japan
Lewis Declares Only Operators Can Avert Strike
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, issues an ultimatum in Philadelphia after a two hour meeting with John H. Uhl and Ralph A. Amerman. He says miners may strike if operators refuse to withdraw a hard line on mine costs, and asserts no strike order will be issued today. The pending dispute centers on operator statements and wage-cost negotiations.
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Cinternational
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Bellavue Stratford Hotel
John H. Uhl
Ralph A. Amerman
Scranton
Uhl
Amerman
Lewis
Hazelton
Messrs
Omy Hazelton
Pennsylvania Outing For E and A Division Workers
E and A division of the P A R system and their families enjoyed a Wednesday annual outing at Cascade park. The day featured band concerts dancing and athletics with M C Leonard as general chairman. Hundreds of children savored free rides at 11 to noon and 1 30 at the miniature ferris wheel and sea planes.
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Cascade Park
M. C. Leonard
Margaret Henry
Cupid's 10 000 Mile Captive
Cupid's long distance romance unfolds from Adelaide to Schenectady as Miss Eunice Rice plans a 10 000 mile journey to Australia for a church wedding. Her fiancé Messout, an electrical engineer, works for General Electric in Schenectady after schooling there. Her mother accompanies her and they rekindle a past high school connection.
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Central Press
Schenectady
Cupid
Adelaide
Australia
Pacific
United States
Migs Eunice Rice
Keich Santo Mes Sant
Antipodas
Little Church
Ding
Messout
Schenecia
General Electric Co
Ecole Lege
Rice
New Castle Radio Night Draws County Praise Across WKBEG
Hundreds listen as WKBEG broadcasts from Liberty Theatre with a two hour plus program. Local talent from Shenango Harmony and McDonald’s Radio Stars from McDonald captivate callers from Akron to Woodlawn. The night features high class numbers, comic acts, a square dance, and strong audience demand throughout Lawrence County.
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Lawrence County
WKEG
Liberty Theatre
Cireles
al Shulan
Akron
Woodlawn
New Casue
WKBG
Snyder Plano Company
Helen Urmson Pelch
Mary Long
Elizabeth Martin Fleming
Arthur Thomas
Lawrence L. Thoem
Couse Tele
McDonald's
Jody Maaste
Esther Wexler
Jas Charney Spiggett
WKBEG
Registration of Voters and the Looming Primary
Early registration shows few on the first half day but later crowds swell as voters hurry to be on the books for the September 16 primary. With many offices and numerous candidates, the population notes the importance and some first timers plan to register to ensure eligibility for the September 17 election.
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Bis
Los Angeles Dentist Dies by Self Choking in County Jail
Los Angeles society dentist Dr. Thomas W. Younes, on trial for the murder of his wife Grace Grogan Young, was found dead in his county jail cell. He killed himself with a four-quartet wire tourniquet fashioned from a radio wire, after jailers observed no disturbance during an early morning check.
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Copeland
BICRG
International News
Los Angeles
Thomas W. Younes
Los Angeles Society
Grace Grogan Young
Beverly Glen
Dr. Young
Young
David Crowshorn
Elief
News Night on WKBG Promises Fine Program
Station WKBG advertises a New Castle News night Friday August 29 featuring Loretta C. Lee Eleanor Harper Louise Blight Frances Mellor David Lewis Emrys Davis Louis Raund Richard Johing Ely Williams Gritt Thomas Bill Wallace and his University Six with appearances from Midnight Sons and New Castle Goods Company. Tune in from six to seven and eleven tonight for previews of fall styles and music.
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WKBG
New Castle
Loretta C. Lee
Eleanor Harper
Louise Blight
Frances Mellor
David Lewis
Emrys Davis
Louis B. Raund
Richard E. jJohing
Ely Williame
Gritt Thomas
Bill Wallace
University
New
Casslevy Goods Company
Midnight Sons
Charles Grafton
J bin Wallace
Marriage Licenses Ingwis John Lewis Now Castle
Ingwis John Lewis and Dulcie M Arnold listed for marriage license processing. The couple appears under the Castle filing location per the public notice.
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Ingwis John Lewis
Dulcie
M. Arnold
Open Mahoning Bridge Delights County Residents
County Commissioners announce the new bridge at Mahoning town on Mt. Jackson road will be opened to traffic next week. The main structure is complete but approaches required significant work, delaying opening. The Wampum road approach is finished and the city will add a north approach. travel will be eased for southwestern residents previously detoured over rough routes.
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Mahoningstown
Mt. Jackson Road
Wampum Road
Death Notices From Local Paper
Mrs. Josephine PL Walker 76 of New Bedford died. Dr J H Veary 82 of New Wilmington passed away. Mrs Vincy E Ross of 813 North Shenango Street is mourned. Mrs Anne E Pidge of 4 Pittsburgh TN listed among names.
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Josephine PL Walker
New Bedford
J. H. Veary
New Wilmington
Vincy E. Ross
North Shenango Street
Anne E. Pidge
Pittshburgh
Farm Owners Urged to Sell via Classified Columns
Farmers are urged to place ads in the classifieds to reach buyers. Many people are eager to purchase good farms, and the ad space offers a direct route to market.
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New Wimington
Arthur Mometer
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