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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
10
Ancient rings reveal iron wedding bands in early Rome and leather rings from Iceland. Stone rings appear in old displays, while a modern platinum diamond ring embodies purity and eternal love, its round form symbolizing unity.
Gold Standard National Bank of Marienville completes a new burglar alarm and kidnapping system to deter robberies after a $7500 robbery. The system uses interior push buttons to lock doors and trigger exterior alarms, a first in the state. The bank notes Marienville’s highway location makes it a target for criminals and cites a history of past hold-ups.
In Pittsburgh court Jane Thurston testified her husband Harry Harris repeatedly blackened her eyes after their January 1929 elopement. She said drinking and beating began three months later and continued intermittently, with seven separations and a final departure last May.
Emerald Oil home treatment claims to heal varicose ulcers without rest or procedures. The ad promises instant pain relief swelling reduction and improved circulation while you continue daily activities. Eckerd's Drug Store backs the offer with a money back hedge if not helped.
Miss Marie Peterson, special nursing field representative of the American National Red Cross, visits New Castle to review home nursing work in Lawrence county. The focal chapter nurse oversees multiple patients and assists in state clinics with high demand. services are charged when possible, but free care is provided to those unable to pay.
Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner refused a parade permit for hunger marchers heading toward Washington. Curtis declined to meet Herbert Benjamin of New York, a leader of the march, while Garner granted a ten minute conference.
Lieutenant General Kurt Von Schleicher, called the mystery man of modern Germany, moved closer to becoming chancellor as he met with President Paul von Hindenburg. He was accompanied by Franz Von Paper, a former chancellor, during the discussions on his candidacy.
Fifteen persons were injured in the city’s worst explosion of its kind last night in the Northeast District. Authorities said no deaths occurred as the blast ripped a street, felled a building, and started a fire caused by sewer gas.
Senator Joe J. Robinson of Arkansas announced that Senate Democrats will craft a program for the short session covering federal economy farm relief prohibition and refinancing of farm mortgages.
Cameron Ralston, Chicago newspaperman and member of the Secret Six, will address Ben Franklin junior and senior high Monday morning and George Washington junior high in the afternoon. He speaks at Bessemer tomorrow and a Sunday youth rally in New Castle, part of a regional tour. He is active with the American Businessmen's Prohibition Foundation and the National Farm Association.
The April 4 New York divorce case discusses a wife described as beautiful until she gained weight. The ad urges readers to use Kruschen Salts to lose fat, promising health benefits and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Taxpayers appeal the county auditors and county controller report on 1931 salaries for commissioners Calvin C. Boyd T. J. McCullough and P. O. Elder. They challenge the extra 600 paid as poor overseers, arguing it is part of commissioners duties and not authorized by a later act.
J Wylie Barber visited Youngstown today. Miss Florrie Davies of Waldo street is quickly ill. Miss Dorothy Jean Wallace of Leas ure avenue ill at home. Miss Nettie Hinkson of Fairfield avenue confined to home by illness. R B Proctor of Bell avenue to hunt in northern mountains starting Monday. William Patton of Greer building recovering from weeks of illness and hopes to return soon. E O Delaney of Delaware avenue a George Washington junior high instructor improving slowly. Wilbur Seh of Highland avenue injured in East Brook automobile crash last week, left New Castle Hospital and shows improvement at home.
Lewellyn Thomas of South Mercer street New Castle visiting California relatives met his cousin Mrs William Stephens in Los Angeles for the first time in 40 years. Thomas left New Castle with the cousin's supposed Arizona address and was surprised to find the reunion arranged. He is staying with sisters in law Mesdames W C Price and J M Hastings in California.
In London a day after Britains new war debt note to the United States, Conservative MP A C N Dixley announced a move in the House of Commons for immediate debt cancellation. He proposed a resolution demanding the government notify Washington it supports full cancellation of all war debts.
Pennsylvania railroad employees from Shenango valley met at headquarters for a traffic promotion conference to boost freight business. L. E. Hart presided as about 75 delegates from New Castle Sharon and surrounding areas debated traffic matters in a booster session aimed at ongoing efforts.
Home remedy for a stubborn cough using Pinex 214 ounces per pint bottle and sugar syrup. Two cups sugar to one cup water makes syrup without cooking, saving money and delivering quick relief. Pinex from Norway Pine promises rapid soothing relief with a money back guarantee.
In Montreal on December 1, Prime Minister Bennett and Mrs. A. B. Colville denied circulating rumors of their engagement. Both parties rejected the speculation as unfounded.
The Port of New York Authority challenged Gulf ports including New Orleans over subnormal freight rates on export and import traffic west of Buffalo and Pittsburgh. The brief, filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission, claims southern railroads are diverting traffic from Ohio Indiana and Illinois away from North Atlantic ports to Gulf ports.
Prothonotary records show 121 licenses issued in November, 71 to Ohio couples and 50 to Pennsylvania. Ohio law requiring five days notice draws applicants from Youngstown, Cleveland, Akron, and nearby towns, boosting cross state licenses. A movement to repeal the Ohio notice requirement grows amid rising Pennsylvania demand.
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