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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1932

Page

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Hearings Begin On Hoover Beer Bill With Treasury Silence

Washington December 7 House Ways and Means Committee opened hearings on a beer bill and Chairman Collier said Treasury Secretary Mills refused to offer revenue recommendations. The tentative measure sets beer alcohol at 2.75 percent by weight and imposes a five dollar per barrel tax.

William S. Neal International News Service Washington Hoover House Ways and Means Committee Collier Secretary of the Treasury Mills Treasury Rep Treadway Massachusetts

Kinard Sues for Million Dollar Alienation Case

Mrs Ada Lee Kinard Kansas City society leader who recently divorced her husband Dr Kerwin W Kinard brings suit for 1 000 000 against Mrs Gail Stephens now Dr Kinards second wife charging alienation of affections. The suit alleges Stephens rekindled a youthful romance after meeting the couple in Detroit two years ago.

Ada Lee Kinard Kansas City, Mo Kerwin W. Kinard Gail Stephens Detroit Germany

What’s Wrong With This Country Says Sam Blythe

Special To The News notes Beverly Hills reader sentiment on national consumption and patriotism. The column cites Sam Blythe from Saturday Evening Post urging Americans to question origins of goods and fear foreign perfume influence amid social critique.

Beverly Hills Cal Saturday Evening Post Sam Blythe America England

G& 1608 Wollenghbr eciecte Den Marchers Start Leaving Capital For Their Homes

The group identified as marchers depart the capital as their return to home regions begins. They carried banners and called for peaceful action while officials urged adherence to permits and safety rules.

Deer meat distributed to needy via mayor relief plan

Twelve deer brought by game wardens to New Castle are stored in refrigerators at local butcher shops for the mayor’s relief committee to distribute to the needy. Police monitor illegal parking and double parking while street leaves clog gutters after fall. School programs teach students shoe care and a contest rewards the best kept footwear. Wm. J. Moffatt, re elected school solicitor, begins 27th year after 26 years in office. Many rural springs remain dry after heavy rainfall.

New Castle Wm. J. Moffatt

Daily Weather Report for the 24 Hour Period

The report shows a maximum temperature of 56 and a minimum of 44. Precipitation 0.22 inch. River stage 4.3 feet. Year ago readings: max 42, min 30, precipitation none.

U. 1

Roosevelt Seeks Special Session To Repeal Salary Increases

President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt speeds to New York to convene a special legislative session aimed at repealing mandatory salary hikes. The move, called to ease New York City’s fiscal crisis, may broaden to reorganize city government and consider Alfred E. Smith reforms.

Roosevelt New York Franklin D. Roose Herbert H. Lehman New York City America

Turmoil in Reichstag as communists seek vote of no confidence

Berlin dispatch reports a chaotic Reichstag session as Nazis and communists clashed in the galleries and on the floor after a communist deputy accused President Hindenburg of exploiting labor. President Goering struggled to restore order as violence flared.

International News Service Berlin Kurt von Schleicher Reichstag Hermann Wilhelm Goering Ernest Schneller von Hindenburg Goering

Bonds Valued at Up to 500000 Looted by Masked Bandits

Chicago police and banks watched for recovery of bonds and stocks believed in the post office loot seized by five kerchief masked bandits who overpowered a messenger and guard. The value of 163 pieces of registered mail was estimated at 400000 to 500000 by E. E. Brown.

International News Service Chicaco Post Office E. E. Brown First, National First Union Trust and Savings Banks Brown

Trotsky Ordered to Quit France This Evening

Exiled Bolshevist leader Leon Trotsky refused to reboard the Campi D Orogio in Marseilles today as the liner set to sail at 4 p.m. Italian authorities barred landing. Paris instructed Trotsky must depart by evening by any means.

International Marseilles France Leon Trotsky Trotsky Genoa Ministry of the Interior Paris

Hunger army begins departure after Washington occupation

The hunger marchers retreat from Washington as about 1,300 white and Black protesters head north and others depart for the west and south. Baltimore reports the van guard leaving at 7 am with leaders seeking food and housing for the marchers tonight.

Baltimore

Willow Grove Bridge Dedication Planned for Monday

Lawrence County plans a 3 PM dedication of the Willow Grove Bridge on Monday December 12. A parade from The Castleton Hotel at 230 PM leads to the bridge with the Senior High School Band. Henry J. Kloos will present and Senator George T. Weingartner will speak on the state share of funding.

Lawrence County Commissioners Willow Grove Castleton Hotel South Mill Street South Croton Avenue Willow Grove Bridge Henry J. Kloos George T. Weingartner General Assembly Bart Richards

Suit to recover liquor fines in Holmes county case

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation seeks $1,2000 from George E. Reynolds Holmes county clerk for recovery of liquor fines paid by bank robber Frank Sunday. Sunday, serving a prison term, confessed to the $7,500 Holdup and paid fines to Victim bank Gold Standard National of Marienville Pennsylvania.

International News Service Millersburg Holmes County Insurance Company Gold Standard National Marienville Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Limited George E. Reynolds Frank Sunday

Law Increases Salary For Next Lawrence County District Attorney

When Lawrence County elects a district attorney in November 1933 the new official will earn 5000 dollars annually and may appoint two assistants at 2500 and 2000 dollars respectively. The current DA earns 3125 dollars and assistants require court sanction. The 5000 dollar salary has been in state law since 1919 for counties with 90 000 to 150 000 population.

Lawrence County P. L Mercer County

Gilfillan Company Wins P&LE Station Contract in Pittsburgh

J Clyde Gilfillan company, local contractors, secured the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie seventh ward depot project contract. Work will start Thursday morning under P&LE engineers supervision. The plan includes a waiting room, overhead shelter, wide platform, and two underground tunnels connecting to the Baltimore & Ohio depot and Liberty Street.

J. Clyde Gilfillan Company Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Seventh Ward R. P. Forsberg C. M. Yohe Gilfillan Pittsburgh Baltimore & Ohio Liberty Street G. H. Burnette

Yacht Slaying Baffles Police in California

The murder of Capt Walter Wanderwell aboard the yacht Carma near Long Beach remains unsolved. Police say the case is wide open and suggest any of about 1000 people could be the killer. Wanderwell, a world adventurer and alleged German spy, was shot in a cabin Monday midnight. The widow Alpha Wanderwell rejects single-suspect theories.

International News Service Long Beach Cal Walter Wanderwell Alpha Wanderwell Wanderwell

Fears For Safety Of Edward Hunter

Marshal Shang Hsueh-Liang expressed grave fears for the safety of Edward Hunter International News Service Manchurian correspondent whose dispatches on the Fushun massacre drew world wide attention Chang thanked INS on behalf of the Nanking government for publishing the dispatches and said he fears for Hunters safety because of his knowledge of the methods employed by those opposed to him

John Goette International News Service Peiping Shang Hsueh-Liang North China Manchuria Edward Hunter Fushun Chang Nanking Hunter

Deaths Loom in Carrick and Green Street Records

The death notices report Arthur Davidson Jr. aged 20 of 320 Green Street, and Gilbert I. Wimer aged 79 of 405 South Ray Street. Mention of Mrs. Maye Reagan Boyle appears in the fragmentary notices from Carrick.

Arthur Davidson Jr Green Street Maye Reagan Boyle Carrick Gilbert I. Wimer South Ray Street

German Commander Of Big Liner Dies After Operation

Capt. Nico laus Johnsen aged 63, commodore of the North German Lloyd line and its flagship The Europa, died in a Brooklyn hospital after an appendix operation at sea. The Europa was to sail at midnight, and his body was expected to be returned to Germany aboard the ship.

International News Service New York Nicolaus Johnsen Lloyd Line Europa Brooklyn Johnson Germany

Senator Long Kicks Up Row In Senate Conference

Washington December 7 Democratic conference prepares a program including legalization of beer and repeal of prohibition. A steering committee plan also calls for Glass banking relief, farm mortgage aid, and Philippine independence. Senator Long urged liberal leadership but gains were limited amid party unity.

William K. Hutchinson Senate Long Louisiana Robinson Arkansas

Boys steal from parked automobile in city

W. J. Bowers reported a theft on West Washington Street where four youths took food items including twenty four packages of peanuts and other goods from his parked car.

W. J. Bowers Laurel Boulevard West Washington Street

Roberts Brings Back Large Eight-Point Buck

Dick Roberts of this city bagged a large eight point deer in Medix Run after one day of hunting. He stayed at the Elks club during the trip.

Dick Roberts Roberts Medix Run Elks Club

Budget Message Urges Huge Cuts In U S Expenses

President Hoover transmits a budget calling for 4 218 808 344 dollars in the next fiscal year with a 2 1 2 percent sales tax on most goods and a continuation of the federal gasoline tax. He notes net estimates are 580 million lower than the current year but deficits exceed a billion by June.

Washington Congress Hoover

Meeting Of Tax Justice League Attracts Many

Thursday afternoon's session of the Tax Justice League of Lawrence County is set for 1 30 in the county courthouse and expected to draw many attendees. The day includes an executive committee session, committee appointments by President J W Pattison, and a report to the January meeting outlining tax relief recommendations for the state legislature. A county wide tax meeting will follow with Thomas W Dickey presiding, inviting service clubs civic groups and the public to discuss halting tax increases.

Tax Justice League Lawrence County Lawrence County Court House League J. W. Pattison Lawrence County Tax Committee Thomas W. Dickey, Esq

Skating Becomes The Winter Exercise For The Sportsman

The piece notes a desire for an outdoor winter sport to avoid costs and injuries while fitting the season. It mentions Arthur Mometer and emphasizes skating as the chosen form of exercise, usable day or night, with skates already at home and temperatures suitable for ice.

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